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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-17

NEw Yogk, April 16.-The steamer
City Of New York, brings one day later
news via Queenstown.
L1vERPooL, April s. r, M--Austrio-
Prnssian situation 10 unchanged.
Nothing to confirm Pacific news.
The French troops will be withdrawn
from Mexico in three detaehmsnts i:
First, next November; second, in March
and the third in November, 1857.
II is officially denied at Copenhagen
that the American Government is in
treaty for the War Port al 81 Thomas
r The Hibernian from Portland arrived
at Londonderry on the 18th.
Cotton frmer; Wednesdays prices
advanced I'D on Thursday, and Friday 8
market easier and improvement partial
Iy lost; Wednesdays sales. 10, 900 bales.
BreHdstuffs, quite steady. Provisions,
quiet
LoaDox, April 5---C0nsols, S640
S5b 5-20's, 62f@72A l
PARIS, April 4.-Bourse fat. Rentes
off 42c, 28c lower than yesterday.
Regiments are being ordered TO camp
at Ghalons, two months earlier than
usual, and the report has arisen that
France intends to make army observa-
tions in view of protection of the
frontier. ss
FLORENCE, April 4.-The journals
here declare that no military prepara~
tions are being made by Italy, and there
is no question Of concentrating troops
at Bologna. The military movements
have simply been oecasioned by ordinary
requirementso Of the service
Hosa KorG, March l5--The Tee sea.
son ia over The total exports were
10000 pounds.
SHAscHAI, March 9-Tea quiet.
Silks inactive. ~. s..e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-17

NEW YoRK, April l6-The Times
Washington special says: The Secretary
of War has announced that be will not
confirm the sale Of the magnificent car
which bore the remains of Mr.. Lucoln
TO their final resting place IN Illinois.
The sale took place last Thursday az
Alexandria, under order of O. N. Gems
eral, in pursuance of an order from the
War Department, at public apction The
car was included in lot Of Government
property, and was struck of 10 Ward Fl.
Lamon, late United States Marshal of
the District OF Columbip, for Sc, 800
The car cost the Government something
over SIS 900, and was manufactured By
the Government Military RI r.. Compa-
ny, to be used by Mr.. LiheoIn when he
should have occasion 70 travel by rail-
road Mr. Lamon, asieadfast friend Of
Mr.. Lincoln, purchased il to- prevent
other bidders from getting possession Of
i for exhibition, and be comedies with
MIR. Stanton, who THINKS che Govern
ment shonld hold theselic aud place il
among the rebellion archiyea fn the late
Ford's Theatre. E ~
The steamers Marathon and City oil
New York, from Liverpool have arrived
Il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-17

WAsHlSGrox, April l6s-Among the
mass Of testimony submittsd to-day from
the Committee on Reconstruction, was
.thaa.maf- aHon..A4 Hs StepheusnmMr.
Stephens gives, as bis opinion, that an
overwhelming raajority Of the people Of
Georgia, are exceedingly anxious for the
restoration Of the GoRetnmant, and fer
the State to take her former position in
the Union, and enjoy all her rights, and
adjust all her obligationsasa State un~
der the Cosstitution of the United States
as it stands amended His opinion is,
and the sentiwent OF the people of Ga
Ia, that the exercise OF the right Of
secession was reaorted to from desire
to render their liberties and Institutions
more secure, and from a belief on their
part that this was absolutely necessary
for that object he thinks the people
are perfectly satisfied with the expert
menf. and they will never resort 10 that
kind of redress again He bsIieTes the
only hope for their liberties now is, The
restoration Of the Constitution Of the
United States, and Of the Government
under the Constitution
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-17

WASHINGTON, April l6.-Judge Under>
wood, Of the U. S. District Court for
Virginia, has published a eaid TO correct
perverted report of one Of bis recent
opinions in a habkas corpus caseN The
Judge says; sSIn that opinion did not
express doubt of the Legality Of the
late peace proclamation, nor wassit le-
gaIly called fnqnebtion BIZ any one con-
nected with the case; n6rtdid ~ express
the opinion that the writ Of -ha6e0s cor
pts could not be executed In one State
while it was not suppressed ii another,
bat the very contrary opinion. Myopin-
ion simply was that the late peace proc
I1amation did not reach the previous
proclamation Of President Lincoln, sus,
pending in certain cases the writ in the
States lately in insurrection, and stated
that the peace proclamation did not in-
clude Texas, and ii ithad II was moi
intended to have so broad and general
an application as the petitioner Hup-
posed, aud therefore refused to grant bis
prayer" :" -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-17
olnclmnata market.

DIHcIHRATif April 10. e
FLAUR 10 in good demand and pEicea still ad.
vancib' standard superfine 90 TO rs, extra
9 oo9s -. family 5o@io 90, ianey 10 5o@
II 90.
waEAT is unsettled and 1 zher; No. 9 new
2 4O6a2 10 : go
f0RN il in good dsinand. at 52@Sss In els-
vatora.
OATS are 10 higher; 4oc for No. and acc for
No. 2.
RYE Arm at 70a75c.
q BARLEY nnclaassdi for No. l, iOj Cana.
dian I 25. = Ess
WHISKY dali; sales at 2 20.
= PROVISIONS apened frm r hmt closed rather
1piBti moss pork held at AZ s25@25 30 FOR 4coun-
try and city bulk meats held 10, IS and l41<c,
but not much done bacon y, 141< end lB5zc
LARD hsid a. ls1<91s1kc. but no buyers at
over l83.
4 GROCERTEs un changed. M
COTTON cult; no accurate quotations can be
given.
GOLD 4 25sS. mAAH Gs .8H
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-17

WAsHI FFoN, April I6 The Presi.
dent to dA nominated to the Senate, for
confirmation, Mr. Smith, President of the
Central National Bank, to be Collector
for the poft.of New York, and Samuel
g, Courtney to be u. s. Attorney for
the Southern District Of New York, vfce
Mr. Dickinson, deceased.
1t is rumored, and on such authority
aato leave little doubt, that Henry STAINS
bury, OF Ohio, has been appointed Assol
ciate Justice of e.Supreme Court of the
United States for the Southern District,
rice Justice CRtron, deceased
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-17

NEW YoRK, April l6,-The Trihmns'a
Washington special says: Mr. Wakeman
returned last night, having, il is UNDER
stood, taken with him letter of appoint
ment, from Mr. s. g. Courtney, Assistant
United States Attorney--lhis being in
compliance With the last wish Of Mr..
Diokirson. and being. the message be
---st to the President before he breathed
bis last. The President has written q let
let to Mrs. Dickinson expFessive Of bis
sorrow at the death Of her husband, and
assuring her Of his sympathy fer her
sorrow. iiw @ fh Co. iaa.a q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-17

ToRoETo, April 16.--Orders have been
issned for the whole Provincial force to
parade and drill d No days In every week.
Also, proclamation, directing that the
act respecting the public health be en-
forced for six month and also quaren-
tine regulations.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-17
New York markata. I

tskssif tsAa NEW YoRK April To-
FLOUR lo@l5c better. and In pretty good de.
maid at 45ag7 80 for extra
WHISKY Is stRady at 261z.
WHEAT more active, ami 1Qg2e bett.r; / 60 for
good Ohio, e5 for red, T0Di 701z for new No. 1.
BAILEY dull aud nominaly unchanged.
CORN dull and nominal, with trifing salea at
79@8io for unsound, 8t0tS5c fos sound mixed,
both in store and delivered
OATS are quiet; s2@4ec for new western, and
56@60 for old.
COFFEE dull
r SUGAR duit; I014G105Ss for Cuba. s
MoLABSES duh, and small sales Porte Rico at
70@75c
PETROLEUM dun at 2f5Se for crude, and $40
SOC for refloed.
.PQRK opened armsr at 20 o0@26 SIX for dew
Mess. closing at 90 90 cash; 20 00325 20 for old,
and 81 60G2z 90 FIR prime
m MONETARY.
Cod l255ss T. q. g. $50 csupons OF 1895, fOlsz
l0-40 coupons, lst series, 1905 End series 1909
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-17

MrHwAuKEE, April 16.--The United
States Circuit Court has affirmed the
Judgment in the case of Selah Chambers
lain against the Eastern Division OF the
Lacrosse Railroad Co, for principal
and interest amounting to about one
million dollars.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-17
TO FARMERS.


1l5 q BFMGKB JUW pdMIOu.
r. M GLEFcHMAN OFFERS his TMPRov-
~ :. ED STUMP EXTRACTOR. to the public.
This Machfne 10 one OF the most useful to Farm
eTs now IL use This Hschine IL designed for
three important purposes: E1
Fhst-To extract stumps.
eeeond-To haul Saw Logs.
Third-To ralse and haul large Rocks.
IL ia durableH impls and cheap. Two men can
work t.. ts1Al4t
Farmers who wish their fields and meadows
clean Of stumps, viii hnd It to their Interest to
get one Of these y achines.
For particulars apply to
]. n. GLEICHMAN,
No. s9 hain street, opposite Court-housa,
maFi4 5MaAw Evansville. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-17
DRY GOODS. &c.
Gprinq IrY Goods.

Spring Dry Goods.
no YOU WANT NEW STYLES IN PRINTS
~ aud DeLalnos, st the lowest priesg1 Go 70
HEAD a A00NEY'ss
No. 40 Main street.
Dress Goods.
ITO Y0U WANT NICE DREs67 FOB AN
- assortment - y READ 4 MooHRY,s,
Parasols.
no YoU WANT A FINE PARAsoL Oh SUN
~ eliADKa Eor variety and eleganes, Eot 70
Silks.
no You WANT A SILK DREesf FOR
IL quality and cheapneas, 80 TO-
Trimmings.
no you WANT TRIMMIHGs, EDdIEds,
- BUTTONS, &c.7 For something new, ge 70
DomestioBs
nO YOU WANT BLEACHED AND BROWN
~ COTTONe, all widths and kinds, % W hole.
'' HEAD MooEErs.
LaceB.
n0YOU WANT FINE LACEss FINE FANS,
kcrchisfs? 90 10 HEAD M0OEEY'S.--
TAO YOU WAIT TO REDUCE YOUR EXPEN.
~ sEs7 DO and JUST PRICE before hnxing),
al HEAD MOONEY'H,
marI3-sm No 40 Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-17

SouTHAMPToE, April 4.-The Brazil
mail has arrived
The French ship Pauline with 1000
bags of coffee from, Rio Janeiro, was
wrecked on Rio Peal on the 23d Of
February. The crew was saved and
landed ut Balna.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-17

NEw YoRK, April l6.-The steamer
Vera Cruz, il is thought, will, with the
exception Of part Of the cargo, prove
total loss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-17

!. CIHcIENATI, April l6-Noou. River
fallen 4 feet Q inches, with % feet IN
the channel. Weather warm and cloudy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-17

LONDON, C. W., April 16.--The sup
posed accompIice in the seven-fold Phila-
delphia murder, has been arrested here
he gives hiasnams as Cbas. MnCutchen
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-17
NOTICE.
Coroner's Inquest,

nyoT4oz rs HRREBY G1vEE TaATI, JOHN
Nv Bischman. Uoroner Of Ysnderbnrsh county,
srifh lawfsl Jury Of twslvs persons. d1d nota an
fnnuesk At French slough, Union IqWaahtps on
the ar day or April, 1866 oVef the body Of 3
mnm. nnnaB nnknnwns
verdict or the IurY--came TO his aeas'n py
lfi,s easv hal ou. whsn fonnd, WOOL
hIue leaas pants. h1ckorF shirt, bzp< sssisr
ans brown woolan seeks. Said pg'~ - sntsa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-17

s@rThe Evansville, JouRsAL comes
down on its champion, Jim Lane Of
Kansas" The widows of murdered
Southerners in that God-forsaken COM
munity viii, no doubt, heartily indorse
the JOURNALS course toward that man.
--Rockport Democrat.
Why don't you raise yoar own voice
10 favor Of the widows Of murdered
Northern men, who were starved in
Southern prisons, shot down like dogs
and buried like so many dumb brutesf
The blood Of those men purchased the
freedom you now enjoy, and yet you
have little to say IN behalf of them.
sTIn Memphis they pay $500 pei
thousand feet for gas. In Cincinnati
they pay 1926, and in philadelphia they
pay $500
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-17
. COTTON WARPs.

NOTICE Ii IIEBFnT aIyEN no ALL THOSE
1S having self ad5sng F#k
HAN <D-LOOM.
That we are prepared 70 furnish tkemson shs
notice,
Warps for Weaving Jeans,
be boughf anywhere. l De- %EA VIII
Orders viii be promptly attended to.
Send on your Beams :
p n & - - JOHN W. GRUEN 9o.,
Cor. Bond street and Canal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-17

Keeps m well supplied with Bran, Shorts, Meal,
Potatoes, Riggs, Butter, Poultry, and other arti-
clss of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-17

A DHsP4RApS s.LED.-A desperate
named MeDon with band Of cut
throats, has bsa for some time past
maintaining fe 4 Of terror in Ponte-
foc. Miss. On u sday evening OF last
week, they murdered sn old farmer
narssa King, aud BIS daughter, with the
purpose Of radbiBg the old man. The
attention of spna a Kings neighbora
having been ktsFacsad BY the discharge
OF hre arms sesy fastened to Kings ,
afme3 ., uns sud succeeded in kill
ing Mcdonald, ana aapturius one Of bis
foslsweFs wa alass of the gang co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-17

The Secretary Of War declines to con-
firm the sale Of. the Lincoln car, made
at Alexandria ON Thursday last. II was
struck down at $6 $780, and cost sl5,.
GOO. Ex-Marsbal Lamon was the sues
cessful bidder 1t Is proposed to place
the car in Ford's Theatre as relic of
ehe war.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-17
SUNDRTES Il

For sale by CLOUD a AKIN, Evansville. In
az maHufhcturnrf pricaa. febs snss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-17
COUNTRY PRODUCE

In fact, our facilities for obtaining Country Pro-
duce OF ali kinds are better than those OF almost
any other House In city.
We call the attention Of fami,ies to our ace
soda aud Picnic Crackers, which are eckncwl
edged BY those who have tried thaln 10 be the best
II the city We arc AGENTS Tor beat brands Of
A.-> VICKERY BROS,
Ami 14tf no. 1S2 Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-17
FAMILY GROCERY.
atrawDerrIes, ohetrIes, Ra.pberrIss.
Pine Apple, Peaches. Peas, Corn,
Ossters, LObsiers, &C., &c.

Also, Extracts and Essonceu. Our PhilAdelphia
and Cincinnati Soaps are equal ito those OF
any other manufacture, and faoeAnax LrTTLH
oneARER. We will ssll
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-17

m@- If you deaira 60 insure GOOD C0L0RH, In
quIre Tor Reedsa DOsmxnetc Dyess and lake
: - GEO. h. REED CO., Boston,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-17

A NDkEWE' BAKINu FUWDNk;
n Dnrkee's do do, ass'd sizer, at
t COOK AHEALT8.
DARTLETT'H BLACK NO 70 hsif0upd si ne
ID H0UsE KEEPERg EMPoR1uu
0ALIF0REIA WINE Gi fslit
T. = 10 cases California Port Winef s,
10 do DO Hook do "1i
8 do do angelica Wins
iB do do Muscnteli dc
do do Brandy; - ~
do do Bisfers.
9hs above Wines are Narrated rDHE, END ere
hlg ly recommended BY All Phyaeians. for fsis
At The H00sE-KEEPEke' EMP0RtUm
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-27

Card Fro JnOs W.
To the voters Of the 10th Senatorial District com.
posed Of the counties Of Sumner and Smith:
Under peculiar circumstances l was cleo
ted to the position Of your.Senator. That
election, though informal, in consequence
Of the abnormal state Of things then exist
ing, was, in my opinion, none the less right
and valid. I accepted the position only in
hopes that ! might be able, following the
lead of that patriotic man Of the people,
now President Of the Nation, TO do some-
thing to restore peace, union, and harmony
to the people Of my native State, and assist
them TO the blessings of law, under State
and National authority and with it seeuri-
ty Of person and property. ] have done
the best ! could and wherein any act of
mine has failed 10 contribute 10 this end, /
have the consciousness that il has not been
for want OF q good intention. When the
Legislature met, now less than 4 year ago,
unhappy, civil war was still raging and
although within a few weeks thereafter, its
dark clouds rolled away, yet for months the
excitement produced thereby remained,
which were uucayorable to calm cQnsidera-
ton, and it would be foolish, as well as alb
surd, for me to pretend to claim that was
exempt from them. To whatever extent l
was led BY them TO indulge in uncharitable
or unkindly feelings, l hope they have long
since ceased to have any influence owes me.
Pursuant to an intention formed and ex-
pressed months ago, I have. resigned my
| seat in the Senate, and now return to you
where it properly belongs, thePower which
it conferred. with no taste for such public
| employments, aud with no congeniality Of
habits which 6t me for them, | return to
your midst, to share with you in the private
walks of life, whatever may. be your destiny
II cannot be denied that the times are
| gloomy, in some Of their aspects, but there
! is no cause for despair. Truth, and justice
and right, are eternal, and never can be de-
| DESTROYED. Providence has given US as the
Executive of the National Government, 6
man bold enough to stand by the right, and
He will not desert him. He deserves youl
sincere and hearty support, and need no
say you can afford him this in 10 way bu.
in loyal obedience to law, and unequivoca
support of the constituted authorities, Stat
and National. And permit me to exhor
YOU, in the interest Of peace TO dothis, Il
good faith, without regard to the difference
of b past. Your fellow citizen,
JoHN W. BowEN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
New TLentre-

A cAED FROM EHE saw NsSAGEuEvr.
The undersigned would mo- e respectful,
state 70 the public In general. that h.v,us
leased the above beautiful pIses Of anuse-
ment, he will endeavor to conduct 10 in such
a manner as to deserve the praise Of the ell.
liens Of Nashville, Tenn. lie p-5roses T.
keep q tHst Class Theatre C015as where
an evening Ear be passed by gentlemen and
their families, without the gross ana vulesr
habit Of drinking ana smoking, OF that most
immoral of al Institutions, tee Waiter G.rl
There win be no liquors s-l3 on
the premises no wa ter girls 10 IMMORAL
but everything calculsted o. please
a most fastidious aud intellectual audience.
under the circumstance 90 re-
,eive a LIBERAL support lsom the show going
/ respectfully remain,
The pubIic's m-st o5'tse~v't.
w.. % Collins.
feb2l-2w Lessee of New Theatre.
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This vice, which is never prRcticed in
the presence Of shy one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblesi
and most talented young men That ever
gave tongue to eloquence or pom to song.
It has destroyed health, blasted the consti
tuition, aud reduced the miserable victim &c
a living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins CT reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To bs
cured permanently Of this aflietion, call OF
Dr.. Coleman, No. "a North Cherry street.
or address him by letter, Box 500, Nash
vile. Tom. fsb26-f
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From the Surrounding Country.
The Condition of Labor.
The Reports Continue faForaOi''

On Friday morning last We gave Reports
from several Of the counties in this s'@'e
obtsined from delegates TO the great eonfsA
ton. and we now continue them from 0'hei
parts-our iuformants being men Of reiA
blHty in every instance.
BICKNAs COUNTY.
Hickman county, since the little difficulty
narrated some time since, with 8 lev des-
peradoes, in which the latter were badly
worsted, has been q scene Of perfect quiet
and order. The negroes are all working,
and there is q prospect that the largest
crops planted for years viii be put in the
ground. Cotton, in particular, viii be
raised in large quantities.
The negroes are generally anxious to work
for a share Of the crop, and q large number
have contracted with owners OF land in this
wav. while others are working by the yesr,
the price paid being about $50 for good
hands.
WEAKLY COUNTY.
In Weakly county all is quiet, but the ne
groes are not doing so well as elsewhere.
They are working, but prefer short time en-
gagements, and immediate pay. The de-
Iaand for labor on the railroads is 50 great
that it prevents negroes from hiring Tor the
season, on farms. By working on these
roads they get their pay monthly FhieR
they much prefer, but it is inJuring the
planters interest greatly.
CARROLL COUNTY.
The same causes operate in this county,
which affect Weakly though the injury to
the planting interest is not quite so great,
a., The demand for workmen On the railroads
is less
Within the last month the negroes have
generally left the towns, in which up to the
first Of January, they were crowded. This
is regarded by the people as a good omen.
They are needed in the country, but only a
few are needed in the villages; and no more
remain there than are sun cient to supply
the demand for house servants.
Schools Gre springing up in West Ten
nessee, and sustained chiefly by the blacks
themselves; and these schools are epcOur-
aged by the whites, who believe that it is
better that the black man be educated, as far
as he is capable Of ducauOn, than that he
should be a degraded and worthless member
Of the commuHity.
Throughout the whole Of Wsst Tennessee
q man may travel unsrmed, with as perfect
assurance Of safety as in Ohio or Indiana.
The people are all at work; they are not
mixing in political brOils, nor are they
c~ountenaneing any kind Of dissension.
The stories of violence 70 Northern men
and to original Union men, are pronounced,
by every man with whom We eonversed, as
false in every particular. If any violence
were offered to any one, the sheriff and
magistrates would do their whole duty in
the premises, and a posse Of citizens can, at
any time or place, be found to aid in en-
forcing the laws.
If the season is favorable, q larger amount
of cotton will be raised this year in West
Tennessee than in any previous year in the
history Of the State.
TWe shall continue these reports in TO-
morroW's paper.
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Persons u~nacquainted in the city seoing
so manyadvertisemeHts for the treatment
Of Special Diseases, are often at a loss to det
temine to whom to eatrust the treatment
Of such cases. To such persons we take
pleasure in stating that the oldest estab-
lishment Of this kind is at No. % Deaderick
street, and this should be a sufficient guar
antee that this is a reliable Institution. DR..
A. RICHARD JONES may be found in his Of
Zee during the hours stated in his general
advertisement. All medicines furnished IN
tie ONCE.
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Rafehnlnr,s Hair nraf

The Original and Best in the World
The only true and perfect Hair Dye. Harm.
less, Reliable and instantaneous. Produce.
Immediately q splendid Black or natura.
Brown, without lnjUring the hair or Skin.
Remedies the i'll effects Of bed dyes. sold
by al Drgggists. The genuine is signed
william A. Bachelor. Also,
RegenerGting Extract Of MiliefeRTs, f07
Restoring and Identifying the Hair.
CHARLES BATCHEL0R, NEW YoRK.
Repl5-lY
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ONE Of the best ReEdecees in the country, m
~ the southern part Of the city, near the terminus
Of she South NaslYl-e h~orsC-kalrcld, la O. ds5
rate neighb1rhoo1 ine bUlul-, alarZe molern
FWo-slory tucE, With Ten rooms, Kitchen. ec, good
brick smoke boise ana servant houses. good els
tern, args yarI, vel enclosed, w.El ~ acres Of
land, uarI Of enien 8 frs rate garden ia1I ser
WITH choice fruit trees. ApE-- j. uaed Er % brick
yard, VITA pleBy Of water. -nd al couFau.eueez
Tor getting woa.L. TIE ~. aud O. Ellrnaf uss-es
hy the corner q the place. from When wood = re-
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