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Tho amount Of funds in the Treasury cash
three mAioa dollars we're in legal tender notes,
and nearly three hupdrsd .pd bny thousand in
gold.
The total issue to date Of National Bank sir-
euia,ion is 1924, s3e, $50, for the redemption u
which the Government holds securities to the
amount <33o,ssa,35o.
Over twelve thousand aeres Of public lands
were entered for actual settlement at the branch
ONCE at Ions, Michigan, during the month Of Sep
tembAF.
Tho receipts FROM Ipternsl Revenue Saturday
were 47o5,lSs 81 The seeeipp frop the LIST Of
July, the commencement Of the prsseSt hscsi
year, to date, amount to Si7l.s75,4le 80.
Fractional currency Va. received from the
printing bureau during the week to the amount Of
15ss.5oo. Shipped to As,istant Treasurer, Na-
tional Depssitoriss. and National Banks, $685.
$50 SO. Rede.ssd, 437o,3s6 %
The New York Trt1as Of Thursday says
that it il stated that . bank CT Large capital in
that city has recently sold portion of its privilege
to issue circulation to . email bank for . compen-
sation, and that the Comptroller Of the Currency
has ratified the transaction. This may be in 40
cordancs With the spirit Of the National Banking
Law, bat to prudent people it looks like opening
the door for good deal Of wild eat" circulation.
The conptSoilsr Of the Currency has publish
ed IN abstract Of tha condition OF the National
Banks the lst of osto<S. The item of
profits for the quarter ending on that ds.s u sst
down over thrty-two and half millions Il
dollars.
The receipts Of customs from the 18th u the
Goth inst were - follows New York, 81, 630, esi;
Boston, s3s5.o2l; PhiladeIphis, $l74.5so; Balti-
more, $ie2.os4- The receipts at New Orleans for
the preceding week, were sl7e,252.
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Thar ExcuRslox.-Th Keokukians that
went to the Capital City on that railroad ex-
cursion found in that experience one of the
GASES in this lifes journey. The courtesy
and generosity of the Valley Company, the
enjoyability of the ride. and the vholesouled
hospitality and unaffected cordiality OF the
citizens OF Des Moines caused the excursion.
lists to come home in the most irrepressible
state of exuberant good feeling. They were
anxious for a chance to partially, at least,
requite the kindness of the Des Moiners.
That chance will come TO US soon. Mayor
Patterson has sent to the City Fathers Of
Des Moines this letter Of invitation:
MAYORS OFrtcE,
kEoKuK, Oct. 26, 1866.
To Hon. G W. Cleveland, Mayor Of the city Of
Des MoineE
Sia: In accordance with q resolution OF
our City Council. passed at their last regular
meeting, ! desire to extend to yourself, the
Common Council and other municipal officers
OF the city of Des MONIES a cordial invita-
ton to accept of the hospit1lties OF our city,
on the occasion of the railroad excursion
proposed 10 be gwen to the citizens Of the
Capital by the Des Moines Valley Railroad
Company, IN honor Of the completion Of that
important iiue Of communication between
our two cities.
Thenm for the excursion has got to be
fixed by tn. Railroad Company, and of which
you will be duly informed, but be assured
that whenever it is, you will be expected and
welcome. WV. PATTERSON,
Mayor Of the City Of Keokuk.
Mayor P ,terson has received no answer
from Mayo Cleveland yet, nor have the Rail-
road Company definitely fixed the time for
the excursion 1t will be ere long, however.
and the ''Gate City will give hearty greet.
ing and its most generous entertainment to
the guests that shall come unto it from that
city up at the Raccoon Forks, With which this
municipality is happy to be in so pleasant
and profitable connection.
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Cc.I.cr1or o. BousrY.-Ses Van valksn-
burg card sasio-em
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No well regulated household should be
without the Eclectic Cleanser MS it is in
valuable for its cleansing properties-making
the usual household drudgery nothing but
sport.
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The ToNB or WAsHIsGrox-The Mt. Yer.
non Association ceased with the death OF
Mr.. Everett, in fact some time prior to that,
to urge its claims as one Of the active chari-
ties of the country. But it comes now APP
pealing earnestly but not for large amour,
to the good will of our people. Mt. Ver>
non has gone somewhat into decay during II e
war. A decay that the Association propose
to repair. They want the tomb o. Washing
ton to be place to which the American can
60 without feeling Inundated At the migrate.
fitness of Republics. They want to stop the
petty exactions now made upon visitors.
Mr.. Williams is canvassing our city in be-
hall OF this enterprise. The amount pro-
posed to be raised is not large, and our citi.
xsns will doubtless respond to the call readily.
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asw YsSk Asasy AaSkss.
~ Isisgrs-h NEv Tsax. Or ~
Aossy s u.otsssssly active u pr cent fss ell
etsrhnG 10 quiet u iossS0iosk.
Gold 10 vithoit change. opening II l4s. ciostn0 d
ltsJ
0ov.rnnsn ssoeks nrrs setivs snA sAs6s arnsr
Bseighss 10 Liverpool are qaiet.
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WI heard yesterday Of little ''sharp prac-
tice" played by Jew who psrambulates these
parts With . notion store on his back. He il
. counterpart of that contemplate old rascal
Who 10 Venice exacsed pound of flesh from
the unfortunate Antonio. 1t seems that
negro in this city owed the Jew for goods,
but on account of misfortune in the way Of
lingering disease settling upon his family he
was unable to make - speedy settlement
Is Shylock desired. The Jew determining TO
have his money at all events-svsry ducat-
hit upon the expedient ofgoing around among
the charitable with list ostensibly for the
relief Of the sable citizen, heading the same
With his own signature for two dollars, and
representing the object Of charity to be in
pitiable condition, and appealing to the hu.
name feelings Of oil he called upon. In this
WY be succeeded in raising upwards Of
twenty dollars, and when asked BY gentle.
man who had subscribed, if the money had
been funded the sufferer, the Jew, With all
the necessary efrontery, replied that the ne.
gro had been owing him for long time, and
be just deposited the collected money in his
own pocket, aud considered the account
square. IL the case is true IS stated TO u,
that Jew ought to be arrested for obtaining
money under false pretenses and tri6ing with
the chAritably disposed public.
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Hr. Chialaw's tsxs w. s'CoaeJ 70 chill.
drsn, hsaskss sato Ne: win tsadh Jon de
fear ofthe Lord" He talked he very bsst
Of child's sense which i always tie best q
man sense or anybody's sssss. Everybody
understood him. He interested the little
folk; the elder folk - we'll. He has im>
mense readiness and happiness in illustra-
ZION. Put his bible truths in the framing Of
attractive story. Rev. Mr.. TEACHER Of the
Congregational Church, and Rev. Mr.. West.
over Of the First Baptist Church, assisted.
The Superintsndenss Of the various schools
were sctive and efficient.
M. Chidlaw addressed ia the evening =
meeting Of the friends Of Sabbath Schools
q Chatham Sqnare Church. This was large
" attended and good collection VS. taken
up. Rev. Mr.. Strong spoke 1t this meeting.
e1Ths visit of Mr.. Chidlaw and the pleasant
exercises Of Sabbath must prove highly bene>
fcial to the Sabbath School cause in Keo-
knk q
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PoLLARD's Losr CAusE.-Miss s. W. Nc
Kay, of Des Moines, 10 canvassine this city
for several books. Among these is Pollard .
"Lost Cause Pollard 10 editor of the
Richmond Examiner. Pollard is . rebel.
Pollard doesn't like to be anything else, and
20 this present work is . requiem and Ia.
ment- 1t ia well written; Pollard writes we'll
and with chivAlous intensity and bitterness.
10 those whose labors are political and who
refer to the South side to gather the animus
that prevails in that section now Is during
the war, this work Of Pollard's may be
deemed valuable. 1t is the text of which
The editorials in . majority of reconstructed
organs in the South are daily commentaries.
II the chivalry will take Greeley's history Of
the recent contest along With Pollard's, they
VIII get clearer and juster ideas of the under
ving issues OF those four wears than thew
VIII get by their persistent adherence to their
reconstructed literature.
Miss Mckay has other works for which .h.
also csnvasses, in which work she win remain
hers week or ten days.
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FOR SALE.

On ACRES Of Land. (nostly In timber on the mid
COdie rosd leading from keokut TO ssndusky, about
miiss om the city, and may be Known ~ the Rich
aIdson tract Title good. Prise per acre Enquire
q h D. TEN-kiCk 4 CO.
augl<d
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Qht @otf Qitg.
KEoKUK. IOWA.

TUESDAY MORNING. OCT. %.
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Fer Sale.

A BRICK Dwelling house, containing six
lucas etseefr NIL iot. heated on Lot Q, Block
liz. in Masons Lover addition 10 cob VII near the CEN.
stsry Title good sale. Price Siu0 eash which
voald not buy the brick In the House.
USd II fEE-EYCK
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For Sale.

II OF 4. in Block rs, on when il Brick
- Dwelling Hosse With rooms aac stoas tAssn ent,
a.so Franc Dueslpg With rooms with coed ven al
ysfsf apd lot veil fe0ced situated PAlean street b.
tween Afh and sth stree This property will be sold
as freas bargain II applied for soon. Title COED
knqrire 81 h. B. TEs-Erck co.
srg1ld
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tNCk sALE Three very desirable Lots on which are
Ioesaeda two story brick DWELLING hi use contAininrf
o. rooms-A large brick wash house and wood house
together with large brick stable large cist,rps
and Lots veil covered with choice or fruit ano oth
trees This property II situated the cor ner OF al
ana Streets to business Price 5000
halt eash balancs in and Year, 1t per cent in
ssrsst Title good. Enquire Of
aRrM He rKN.EYcK
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vCOk BALB-Ths very desirable Brick reside nee an
II grounds nov owned and occupied by A. Wfkin
sou Esq situated on the OF 18th High sts
Houss b. or 10 rooms, with all the modern improve
nenss-tarfs Frame barn-thrss very desirabe lots
tsrhsd, covered with fruit and frees Pride
SsSoo Title good or sale. FOR further particulars
seqEtre 81 HE rEi-EYuK 7
March 81, 1858.
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kfOR SALE-80 acres of fine grape ard
Other fruit land 10 acres In . hirh state Of eu,f.
Walton; under fence with fruit trees Of vs,i
Gus kisds some bearing Price SIS per acre Alss
- srres e5oniag ths above land, and u Of fhs sans
eAaSeefss, With 10 improvement but can be ali enclosed
~ piacing fsnce on Ihs rnsd small expsnse Prize
snA - per sore fhi land q s.nat near The ~
tdsues Of Dr. Heks about tk6 mss fro record ttres}
Ksoknk. Tor particulars enquire OF
OchM H. B, TIN. KYcr
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Specials to the New York DaiIies.

NEW DIRK, FEB. Z.
The regular monthly statement of the Ma
nonal debt for the present month has been
issued from the Treasury Department. 1t
shows an increase of 1000, 900 in the pub
hc Indebtedness during the month of Jan.
nary
The Tribunes Washington special saw,
Maj. Gen. .. 0. Howard has gone on his
occurring tour through the New England
States. He is to receive 500 for each lecture
delivered. and the money received is to be
devoted to the fund accommodating for the
erection OF the Congregational church in this
city During the absence of the General,
which 1t Is supposed will not extend beyond
fortnight, Brig. Gen. Chase Howard will
have charge of the Bureau.
The Third Auditor yesterday decided that
in the case of the steamer r. b. Hamilton.
seized by the L. S. authorities in 1864 for the
transportation of troops from St. Louis to
Mobile and which was blown up by torpe-
does placed in the coal bin by rebel emissa-
ries. the owners are entitled to the full
value OF the vessel destroyed. As establish
ing precedent, the fact is of considerable
importance. as a large number Of L. S. yes
sells we're similarly DESTROYED during the war.
The total number of claims received at the
Office OF the ID Comptroller during the month
OF January last, involved the large amount of
S5S.5s9, 09l.
The ierald's Toronto dispatch of last even
ing states that the Fenian attack On the Cana
dian frontier is hourly expected; that the pro.
yincial military are under arms in all direc-
lions, and trains are kept ready at that place
and Hamilton to transport troops to any
requisite point.
The Herad's Washington special SAYS that
1t may interest persons intending 10 present
claims to the Treasury Department for cap.
t1red or abandoned property, to know that
the Secretary is not considering any eases of
the kind, in consequence of the pressure of
other duties. No action will be taken by him
on this class OF business until the return of LIST
secretary Chandler, or until there is a relax
alton IN other classes of business
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NEW York, Feb 2.
Thirty-thre deaths occurred on the Bre.
men ship, Albert Mercer, which arrived in
this port Yesterday, after voyage of seventy
days from Hamburg. She experienced most
tempestuous weather during her whole voyage
OF those who died, Is were childrent, and is
adults
The Z. 5. steamer Narcissus was lost du
ring one OF the recent storms, at the entrance
Of Tampa Bay, Florida
large meeting of the new National TEN
peranee Society was held last evening at
Cooper Institute.
An eulogy on the late DIR. Valentine Mott
was delivered last evening, under the auspices
Of the New York Medical Society, in Clinton
Han, by DR.. Cunning s. Bedford, before a
large audience.
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IOWA:
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.



New ORLEANS, Feb. !.
Cotton. sales were 200 bales at 4ec.
Freghts to New York lc; to Liverpool
&c.
An engine exploded on the Jackson Rail-
road, near Amite City, killing three, includ
ing Colonel Forney, ex Chief of Police, and
wounding four. The engine is wreck.
Files of the Matamoras Ranehero from the
23d to the 9th are received.
The Rancher insists that Juarez left III
Paso for Texas, and that his arrival at San
Antonio, as before reported, was then con-
cealed; also that he brought q great deal OF
silver for future use.
Cortinas left Brownsville on the 22d ult.
for the upper Rio Grande. He returned and
crossed over at point fifteen miles below
Matamoras on the 26th, and Cabisto, with his
entire force. 25e strong, LETT Comargo tor
some interior Mexican point
Canales. with small force, left Mler for
Victoria. Mexico He and Escabado are at
open variance. The Ranchero says they can
not now escape 10 neutral territory for pro-
lection.
Bagdad was abandoned on the 26th by the
Liberals, and by the United States guard
placed there. Imperial troops re- ntered
November Goth.
English, French and Spanish menof-war
are cruising off the mouth of the Rio Grande,
and three Mexican Imperial war vessels were
cruising off Brazos Saint Jago to the mouth of
the Rio Grande
Maj. Gen. Wright was reported to have ar.
rived at Brownsville to investigate the Bagdad
affair.
Abetter condition of things are presented
at Monterey. Business men, who had left it
for Saltillo, were returning
Nearly all the merchants at Matsmoras,
Mexican and foreign, and among the former
several prominent influential imperialists, had
published solemn protest against the course
of the United States army and civil officials
on the Texas border, charging them with
being responsible for the troubles and out.
RACES on that frontier, by aiding partizans of
the Juarez party, which at present had no
more foothold or basis of operations than that
afforded by said officials. The protest is very
severe. Its truth is officially certified by the
consuls of Spain, France, Prussia and Great
Britain, residents at Matamoras.
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.EGAL NOTICE.-To Peter w. Potter.
- Alameda Potter, Geo w Potter II K Love- weslcy
Knight Ralph Tousey, assignee OF Antoine LeClare Jno
w Noble. J Rankin, Chouteau, Harrison 4 Vale N
Starkwsther Mary Sta kwather and Lomsx ex &c
utors Of the eetate Of Samuel starkwatber d. ceased
Saltwater, Mary etarkwather and Olive Brsnson
Formerly Stark wathes) in their right; James Csrf
and William Wappok, II Reid NJ voxel Michael
McDermott, Raplee, Brown, R Tenney william
Thompson Co. 9 Miller, Hiram Barney Chss Psreon,
Co. Love Co, krie Lesch, Lsv6 Collins, John
Carroll William Burkitt, Ambrose Dudley Peter Eicher
Jonas Goodrich, KiIbourne. Leighton Co, Rice
Green Drsknr, Wn Thompson, h BsYker:
You snd esch ofyou are hereby notified that there n
nov he in the once Of the Clerk of the District Court
OF Lee county, ioua at Fort Madison, petition Of jas
claiming Of you the said Peter Potter judy
ior the sum Of fifteen thousand hundred and
cgnIytwo dollars, - money dec eight promo .ory
sao also praying against all Of you the forece-
vi o deed Of trust given to secure said notes
ma nve 50 feet on the southeast side of Iot
ssven ana nneen ) hssoa IL north ct side Of lot
nioek tveatyeghf f29l more particularIy
sai petition; also east All n - A.
biosx tventy-eght (2s) and loss ssyeo fTl 4~1f
lsl sans v ten 10) and eleven lll il No.
(4a)s I'll IN the city Of Ksokuk. - Sc1n4v ~.
And unless you appear thereto md 49, =, !. h..
lore 1oon ~ H. sesond DR. ~ neat - - ~ ~
0fct Court coAnenong n Fort Nahien. =. .S.-sss3
uo41Ay = MAy. 1Sea, jpAgnsat "a 49, ~ ~
~ ssenh al 1xNtN Txpoa Axr.. =. :,
sg.eer4 se1 AAeyoe0 ~ = ~
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LOUISVILLE, XIV, Feb. 2

r., :. LOUISVILLE, Ny, Feb. 2.
The New Albany Ledger saws the steamer
Charmer went to the wreck of the Missouri.
Tuesday forenoon, and succeeded in getting
the boat safe and books. Mr.. Moline. the
clerk, has gone to Evansville to obtain nos
session OF them, and will be able to make o,t
a complete list of the lost.
The remains Of Captain Hard and wife
were recovered from the wreck yesterday az
ternoon. No other bodies have yet been dis.
covered
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will nd Troch,s useful in clearing the voice when
before Singing Speaking, and relieving the throat
after unusual exertion of the vocal organs. The
Trohes recommended and prescribed by Physicians
and have had testimonial. from eminent through
out the country. Being article OF true merit, and
having prored their efficacy by test Of usny years,
es year fnds them in localities in psrS
Of the world and the Tes universally pronounced
better than other articles.
OBTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRooHEs," and do
take any of the Worthless Laitations that may be
offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States, and in Foreign
Countries at IS cents per box. nov5-dsw6ml
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CROWN OF GLORY.
EVERY MAN, Woman and Child who has used
STERIING'S AMBROSIA

Ia willing to it. Three years Of rapidly
creasing sale have made the Ambrosia famous all over
the world.
1T Is WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
1t cures Itching of the Head.
1t makes New Hair grow Bald Heads
Itprsvents the Hair from Falling Out.
1t renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Ceanses the Scalp; Cools the Heated Brow; Reno
Dsndruf; Cures Nervous Headsche; Cures Badness;
Insures Luxurant Locks Incnes Hair to Curl Super
sedes wigs Kills Hair Eaters Good effect apparent at
once
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrosia will suit you T. Elegantly put MP.
pelicatey Perfumed Pstronired by Opera Singers and
Actresses. Sold in splendid boxes cartons contain
ing two large bottles-No 2 for morning, No for
evening.
THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT.
sTyRLING's AMBRosIA is the best, most agreeable
and effective toilet In the world To prove this, try
carton.
Sold by Druggists,
sterling's Ambresfa Manufacturing Company.
ais Fulton Street, New York.
cct17-dAw1y
A Cough. Cold. or Sore Throat,
hoUrRrs IMMEDIATE ATTENTION. AsD SHOULD BIZ csrcKrn
IF ALLOWED fo.coSrISuK.
Irritation OF the Lungs, Perm lament
Throat Affection, or an Incu-
rable Lung Disease,
RFsuLr.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHES
HAVING A pIREcr INFLUENCE TO sHE Parts GrYx IsDr-
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Cafarrh, Com
sumptive and Throat Diseases,
rsocHxs ARE ALWAYS GOD SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
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Emerson's Agency.
THE "FLORENCEo

SEWING MACHINES have
the reversAble feed motion,
which enAbles the operator
TO have the work carry eth
Or way, or to change the di-
rection and fasten the end
ofseams by turning athumb
screw. They are noiseiess
and can be used where quiet
Il necessary. Theirstitch 10
the wonder Of all, because
Of its combined elasticity.
strength and beauty.
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If xou are bilious.

There is nothing that touches the Liver the seat Of the
aady so quickly and restores IT so certainly to per
ysctly healthy and regular condition, H03rErFERS
sfOM AoII BrTTERe. II Of sbflicus habit, the ZEN
ency of your system to that form Of disease be held
in check lifetime by the occasional Of this harm
Ia.. vegetable anti,ote
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As-Won't Use any Other.-The last and best
The right article finally. Everybody likest spurey
vegetable. Contains sugar of lead Is the Hair
Dressing in the world. Will grey and faded hair
TO It's rginal color In four weeks-every time-sure
pop" Inquire for Websters Vegetable Hair Invigora
tor, and don't take any other. 1t all humors Of
the scalp in week For sale at wholesale and retail
by D. A. KERk corner Third and Main streets, Keoknh
Iowa. Burnhsms & Van Setback, Wholesale Druggists
Is Lake 81 Chicago, agents for the Northwest.
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OOLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

OOLGATE's HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet soap, In such univer..
demand 10 made from the ch oil est m.tari.,.
mild an demoiientin its nature fragransly
cented, and extremely heneficip i, IL. act,
upon the skin For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
u'oo' osais's' fsb1dAvlyr
The Bridal Cha m per, an Essay Of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men Also, new and
treatment for Diseases of the Urip.rv.nds
systems-sentfree, in sealed envelopes Address, DR..
sKILLIN HoUaHToN, Howard Association. phtl..
ielpha Pa .nrka.-,,
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BATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

The Original and Beet in the worldi The only true
and perfect Hair Dye Harmless, Reliable and Ih.tau-
taneous Produces immediately . splendid Black or
natural Brown without iniurng The hair skin Rem
edies the i'll effects bad dyes Sold by all DruRsists
The genuine is signed William A. Bachelor. Also
REGRNERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEuRs
for Restoring and Identifying the Hair
aug2l-d.wly CHARLES BACHELOR, NY
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After an attack Of sickness.

When the animal powers exhausted, the puhe wrat
the mind depressed, and all the posers OF vitality at
low ebb there is no with the FIT
TERI They renovse every organ, gently stimulate the
circulsson improve the quality Il the blood, clear the
clouded BRAIN and impart the trembling nerves sta
bity and Armness Sold by all Druggists.
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