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, 1866-11-15

BCBG1Anr 1T OAK PARK-Sou1e burglars
entered tic residence Of E. O. Gale. Esq. 4. Oak
fark On Tueeday night, and carried away about
$s5o worth OF silver plate. 0ali Park IL station
on The ealcns Railroad, a few miles lsom this
CITY.
, 1866-11-15

The stale Bank Of Louisiana.
SHw 1oRK. November 1l.-1Ee New York
Ko,ld'H Charleston specisl ea!s: "Ihc State BAn1
, 1866-11-15
NATIONAL Convention OF American Stn-
Ncnl. \

day. school l'n1Uns
This Convention Will convene at 80 y. n. to-
1ay, in the Second rresby,cr1an Church, corner Of
Washington street and Wabash avenue, aud con-
1lnuc tho present week.
The pnbic arc invited, and a. matter pertaining
to the Sabbath School work throughout the whole
country will bc discussed, It will doubtless be OF
great fntetestio thc labozcrs and friends Of The
Sabbath School cause.
Missionaries Of the Society fam The following
States have already rcpuIt.d. and will be at the
Convention: New York. Massachusetts,, Rhode
Island, Eornsc,!cnt. Pcnn.ylsanla. New Jersey,
Ohio Indiana Michigan. Illinois, Wisconsin, Min-
nrsota, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas, Tennes-
ser, Kentucky, North caroltGa, South Carolina,
Nebf,aEa.
, 1866-11-15

onsrauc1Na THE S7nkET.-W. II. Hoodtcss
was dned tso yesterday afseEnoou At the Police
Court for moi removing building from Thirty
eecNnd t1rcet between Indiana and Sonth frafrie
avenues, aiter receiving legal notice.
, 1866-11-15

philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA. November IA.
9la3.
GEArx--wheas qres. Corn unfettied; ea1es OF yel.
low 1t $1-asSSl.S1. Oxt1 urchxn.ed.
Pfov1s1oSs-Hayea declining tendency. Lara and
WUrAEYY-&ttafy.
, 1866-11-15

The tbmntrctars money article says: The money
market ka0Ws tendency towards Increased the
cnfct perhaps rather Of diminished demand from
brokers t.an OF ady change in the condition Of the
On sseeE al per cent thonRh per cent 10
The predominant rate Dlsounta eonexh hat active.
sone pressure TO se. the rate Tor prime names being
Foreign e1ceansc nouina. At lo991e,4 Tor prime
bankers st1t5 days ste1iinE.
LATEST.
MoKET-The money market closed up perfectly easy
At l95 rer cent ith tendency to EreA1er
Discounts arc moderately active Al Ca cent for
GoLDIhc gold MARKET lei of quietly Il Iaikaailak,
Cakh gold is rather more plenty, and per cent was
psid th1t afternoon to have 1t carried
ExcnASoH-1hc market for foreign exchange re-
Prime bankers Ellls. loealGyx.
GovKRSNEST sEctRIrEss-Wcre qulet aud stesay
Registered tsl .1ltx2lll4 Junc 7se.- 1t6kAl06
seT @ ens !aiy soa: soa s
do coup, '6.....i05 eeloix oct. com. .nlYSstN
DO DO ..l6;XtslG9t nec. CON-. 81. LIKE
a. ~. !!Ssss9 ~ es@;: ON
DO COUP 1921 a@leot sept eom'9 .lioa aeel1ox
observation-disclosures was more BUOY feeling
nt the last open beard and general from sne
scme fsres. A large number of weak parties have
been sold ont and stocks have passed tnto stronger
hands. The short Interest In the xiae market has
bern materially acrrascd cspccta II IN the leading
nes1a1Ts n f.xsy n,,, sssFs a, shS soss ne ass:t
pa*s and 4 really looks II the dowdward movement
had been r1ectray arrested There has been m In,
CREASED disposition to buy stocks generally and tho
late pressure 10 sell has entirely d!s.rpcased
, 1866-11-15

Constitution Wn1er.-A Certain Cure
for D1ADET1s. and all DISEASES OF TEE ktpNEfs.
Sold by all Druggists. Depot IL CliI-s.., y. Y.
, 1866-11-15

Cincinnati aInrHCE.
tSneclal nsspattA to The Ch!cAea TfthWns-Y
CINCINNATI November II.
FLorH-t,u artl Inactive; sal.n Of extra Ut tl2.003
1850 fasi''y at $l3. .tha 1919
GrAtS-Whcat hFn,er aaics of No. l winter at f1.S;
No. fps,nE at t@p. Corn nctlyc salc. nf mixed ut
Hr new car al tS351c. Oats dull; sales Of No. at
l Tic. Rye quilt anil steady sales Of No. El. lar
Icy inactive attd nominal.
CO7TnS-l,u1l ea1es Of mlddlnE at 1l43lKc.4, 4AF
WlIIsKET-Stcady snl.s ol benleA Ut 3lc.
fEovls'ohs-Dull; new mees pork held at 2LG1a
$40; old do nt 11.5o Isacon In limited demand
sales Of shoulders at 13Kc rib sides at l3Xc; clear
sides At l4GNHc. Bu1k meals nominal. Green meats
iuh sales nfahoutdrrs nj &c; sides at 16c hama Ut
1:c. Lard quiet rTitue new md old At 13c.
no6-Drll-dce1Iue1: SIC small sales At xe5o37.0 o..
receipts, 1,lc1.
MoSEY-Closc; exchange dull--1oo discount and par.
milwaukee, Market.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trtbune.1
MILWAUKEE, November II,
FloCH-steady. Sales 1900 hsls at SlolGs1o.15 for
double extra and $9.50G975 for extra.
GEAtS-Wheat unsettled and less active; sales at q.
Board OF stoo bu At s2.lo52l2 for No. $1s1
for No 2 *t9 for No. 3; $179 seller week. moon Eosr
eao0 bu at sl9s91. s. for No. ? *2l3i or No. Il Ills
41.'9 tor No s. q 80 for rejected Oats 1rmcr; sales
GOO bu at 47c Corn nrm at 9i99sc farley unchanged
al t1.65.
LIVE uoGE-CnchAnsed.
RHcEnrs-oS0o brls -four, S 900 bu wheat.
SutFNKSTs-.0o0 brs flous, q, coo bu wheat.
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Money nud Stocks in New Yol

NEW YerK. Eovemb i II.
McxEy-Fatrls active at aa6 r cent.
STERLING ExcRANHK-Duli At lMx@1a9*.
GoLp-scascelr 80 ntm; opening at lAk. advancing
10 1&5k, declining 10 fl4x, and closing 6t lux.
GosknSxKT s1ocKs-A shade easler.
, 1866-11-15

Allow Drs.-Nrs. Riley keeps Asaloon y OF
The yiIcet character at No. ii North Water street.
In company with i've inmates ehc wa arrested on
Tuesday night, aid the psopsiclress was n1cd $40
st lhe Police Court, and the inmates s. each.
, 1866-11-15

We would call particular attention to
Doctor Wadkwotih's Dry rp ior the Catayrh,
ndvc,ti.ed in another column. 4 is sure and
eafc remedy for this ioathsomc disease.
, 1866-11-15

sFarmodcnras' Tooth Paste preserves
the teeth, preventing decay, making them whl:c
and beautiful. ii Is ffcc from all Injurious sub
stances. 1t is uecd and recommended bv the beat
dentists. Manufactured solely By CAswE1L, MACE
l. Co., New York. Sold by all druggists.
, 1866-11-15

DERoONAL-ToM Medical Students. A
i thJsician, who has . t41ge me3lcat and surrsc,l
p!aetiSe an e.ssi;ens lthssEJ q ocrra textoooss
would rtcease iEio his faug EeE1-tuan OF uns1Cep-
ttonS bic aabite, on ferns h,ch Known bv a.
SEN," Tribune octce.
, 1866-11-15

MoEE DEro7 T1HxyEa.-Eour more young lads
were sent from the Police Court before the COM
missioner or the Reform School Yesterday MON:
ing. who werc Of the gang which has recently
made such tnsoads upon tic grnlu cats Of the Chi
cago, Burlington j. Quincy Railroad.
, 1866-11-15

1t Operates Like NIaEic.-1Tr~. Wins.
lows Soothing Syrup, for children tce,hinc, soft
ems the ruu.a, reduces Inflammation. aliays pain,
Sure 10 regulate the bowels. Perfectly safe in all
casee, ~ millions Of mothers can testify. thirty
five cents a bottle. Offices, Il Dey street, New
York, and s05 High Holborn. London, England,
, 1866-11-15

ACCIDENT TO CoIosE1. UAscocK.-ycstesday
morning as Colonel ]. L. Hancock was driving
along Archer road 10 his packing house in Dridse-
port his horses took fr1ght and run, throwing The
Colonel out and severely tujuring him about the
head and shoulders,
, 1866-11-15

For an 1rritated Throat, Ccusl. or
Cola. ..Browu'e Bronchial Troches'' arc offered
with the fullest confidence In their efficacy: They
haze been .noroufhy tested. ard ma1nta;n ;dai 'he
there arc limitations, bt sure TO OBTAIN the gen.
uinc,
, 1866-11-15

McTIcKER's tTuKArRx-TuE WnL1Axs.-A
ncw protcau sketch. written by Charles selby, e..
ncciall5 for the display Of Mrs. Williams versatile
talent. entitlea IAN Hour in Seville" !" was pro-
duccd, for The FIST time. last Eight, with decided
sea Success. - In peees Of !b. lind, regular plot
M1tho9t greatly outsaetng probability, inyents q
feasible is cause 70! tne successive dlaEnisss IN
s A. tse9
Pcseerine Pyehnch. who, being OF rowing anil
lnconstant nature. leave: Charming gil, TO whom
Il
A,e osenakes in hotel II Seville. Taxing ne:s-
SIg the and Topsa ths erogs of r5
upon the traveller. To carry ous this design, the
young LADY assumes seyea difrtteas characters;
very fond Of !. byaar"; ncxt, shc draws an alarm
ing picture Of Spanish manners, followed b. Sn-
can Aigsnf, a Hampshire lass. The 5isnora II
eepts his love, hut with the assurance that she
will stab hiu to the heart II he ever should prove
unfaIhiul: ryeanca not rellehsn@ 80 de ;petate an
ironted ly the Count Dc ChandfroIu, The hnshand.
Here an amusing aeenc takes place, after which
Mates lin, 70 anon be mases attempts @ to
kes s os iesa tesrSle o. sa n nsaser &c 1 s@o
No sooner has he been rot rid ot, than be ,s follow
ed by Jeu,lma Slick, a Yankee seIyant. Jemima
aEouses Pyedneh's jealousy, by telling bin he has
real constansia makes her appearance aud with
reccnci,atIon oi the lovers the sketch ends. MS.
Williams, upon whom the responsibility OF :ac
piece rests, displays wonderful versatility In sup
porting the ecverM characters. Her costumes
were beautiful aud costly In the extreme. Toe
aappianse al the conclusion was most enthusiastic
and tho piece went with vim rarely found. It
will he repeated for the last time On Friday, on
the occasion OF Mrs. Williams farewell bcueht-
if7fnN
, 1866-11-15

What more can be desired TO the suf-
fe1cr from Coughs, Colds, influenza or Asthma,
than The assurance that MaEkden'h pectosal Balm
has never tsiIed TO relieve and cure To mako
assurance dontly sufe, he has Instructed his
agents to refund the amount in any instance
where II fails. For sale by all druggists. Burn
hnme i Van Setback, wholesale drug sista, No. 16
Lake street, wholesale agents.
, 1866-11-15

An EXTENSIVE CHAu1vARI.-A party OF seven
men We're ar1algncd at the Police Court yesterday
morning, cha5g,d With rioi. 4 German widow
named Mts. Mary Silcr, who rcei1es at No. ly0
CanaIpoH avenue, comrlaincd that these men
visited her honEe on Monday hight. three or four
q them entering tue dwelling: frightening the ,n-
1t Nse Rliecei in defence Of the p1i o,icrs that
they 1nborcd under the drlpsion that thu lady wys
Just married, and the Visit WIS intended as scs-
made. The Court NOT seeing the po:nt Of The
eetcpadc, fined three Of Them Gu each, md the
plbex 1Opr S. each.
, 1866-11-15

TEE WATCH TuHrT.-The coIoled woman who
wes arrested Tuesday night for stealing which
from STEMS ieweiry store, on Clark Erect, as
mentioned In the TRIBUNE Of yesterday. WAS be-
fore the Police Court yesterday morning, and
gave the name OF Martha CbambcER. It appears
that Martha entered the Etore and desired to look
nt eotne Watches Three or four being laid out
upon the showcase for her examination, che
concluded not to purchase, and 1efl The store d.
rrct1y afterwards 1t was ascertnlnrd that watch
vas missing. Special policeman BEugcman was
sent In pursuit Of the 3oman. He overlook her
walking ve1y last on Clark street. near Jaclsun:
tbc was searched. hut no watch was found. Bli!
around IN front Of STEMS the THUG MaEthn came
put and wes presumed that she handed thc
cence. s.Bcforc God md man and these people"
ehe never took the watch. She said, elf God
could only speak, he would cay The eamc thing"
In The absence OF Testimony. Sue was committed
to the Recoi dcrs court Tor tta. In bau Of 500.
, 1866-11-15

VALIDITY or SLAVE MAEEiAcEs.-The opinion
delivered by Hon. James D. Dfadwcll, Judge OF
the County Court, cxhaustsnc the que s;ion Of the
validity OF s.ase marriages, of which full ab-
ttrsc, WIS pubIiehrtl in tho TRlDUSE- h1s been
produced Ia pamphlet form by Meyer l. Chandler,
ia& pnb1lsAeis Of This cur.
, 1866-11-15

The LADIES will he interested in knowing that
Msr. Cary will give her personal attention to the
ladies at the store No. 70 Lake street. and after
this day, I'LL further notice. ladies will find there
through the srnson rood assortment of clsgant
bonucts. hats, and millinery coods, Which will be
sold ii the loMcsI p.iccs.
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Arbitrary Power.

Under this head the Boston Commercial pub
lishes the following article, which is worthy Of re-
production, as showing that there are still some
Northern journals not entirely given over to the
madness Of the hour
Test ,oaths, banishments, the imposition OF
taxes where representation is not allowed in fact,
been naturalized on our soil in wonderfuliy
short space Of time, and by politicians who pro.
Tess to be remarkably jealous in regard to human
rights. The necessity Of the State is the plea for
resorting to such measures here as II has always
been In other countries, where governments OF
authority, prevail which make no hypocritical pre-.
tences to liberty.
We also havo our prisoners Of state, who have
been treated with. as much severity II not TO saw
barbarity, as those unhappy victims Of foreign
despotism, who have from time to time rotted In
the Chillons and Olnutzes Of the Old World. The
Suspiria de proundis, or signs from the depths of
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Crop Prospects, &c., In Mississippi.

The correspondent OF the New York World,
travelling with Generals SrKEDMAN and FULLER
TON, writing under date OF June 23d, from
Grenada, Miss, gives the following account of
the crop prospects Of that section
Persons along the route with whom conversed
gave very favorable accounts Of the working Of
the freedmen where they were we'll treated, but
spoke doubtingly OF the prospects Of so abundant
crop as has been anticipated. There seems to
be chronic disposition on the part OF the farmer
to under estimate the coming crop. His crop ia
invariably failure in June; it is toterabe in july
and far better than he had expected when the
harvest time is close at hand.
Where corn has been planted and even tolera-
bly, cared for, fine crop is certain. The little
wheat that has been sown is already harvested
and STACKED up in the fields. In some few in
broken up and another crop put in. There seems
to be very general good feeling on the part Of the
people toward the Government. This is particu-
who seem more anxious than any portion of the
people for the complete restoration Of the South
to the Union. Some amusing efforts have been
charge Of the mails, that can be led to take the
test oath, and, in some places that have heard
Of, freedmen have been hunted up to take the oath
person that was willing to perjure himself. For It
seems next to impossible to find a man in this
country that has not directly or indirectly aided or
interested himself in the late rebellion.
In speaking Of having met General PILLOW, he
says;
While at Corinth We met General Gideon J. Pill
low. General Steedman had not met him for some
years, 80 he enjoyed the accidental pleasure.
General Pillow is now .ngaged in the cultivation
Of a large plantation, located in Arkansas, some.
where near Helena, believe. He has about four
hundred and fifty hands ut work, but very few Of
these were his former slaves. General Pillow
speaks well of the freedmen in his employ, and
says that he has had trouble with but few of them
and this has been occasioned by badstempered
negroes. that are known as t'onery cusses. :"
worthless niggers," and other names peculiar TO
the country and its inhabitants
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Gov. Holden to San Salvador.

We notice from our North Carolina exchanges
that the recent appointment Of Ex-Provisional
Governor HOLDEN as Minister to San Salvador
does not create very general sentiment Of Salts
faction in the Old North State. The Raleigh Sen.
tinel, HoLDEN's own paper, recently remarked that
President JOHNSON had not made more popular
appointment since he had been in Office; where
upon the Charlotte Times takes up the EXP. G..
and handles him in this wise. In referring to the
paragraph of the Sentinel, it says:
How innocently in the above does the Sentinel
poke fun at the EXP. g. We almost pity the poor
wretch, as this quiet humor is laughed at and en-
joyed In almost every house in the State. AS the
irony is 80 delicate, the blade 30 keen, that all
may not appreciate II, and the Sentinel might, by
some very good men, be understood as seriously
meaning what the language conveyed-we ask,
who Is the EXP. G. popular WITH the Radicals at
the North p tthe unbounded admiration Of all in
this State cannot mako man popular but the
reverse)- e)-doubtless with the ignorant portion,
who are unacquainted with his record, he may
have some sympathy; but we do not believe
there Is a we'll informed, conscientious Rad
ioal who places tho least confidence in his snceri-
", or has the slightest respect for him as man.
Who then in this State docs the appointment
please The "straightest sect men, who do not
constitute q "corporafs guard? We admit in
one sense land II the SentinePs article is Pick
Mlokian we agree with him that 1t is popular, and
that is there 10 general desre on the part Of all
good men TO see him leave the State and 80
anxious are they on the subject that they would
even consent to sec him disgrace the United
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Fortress Monroe equal to thing ever breath
ed from the dungeons beneath the Bridge OF Signs
III Venice. To incur tho hate and displeasure or q
Government based ON tho consent of the govern
cd, seems to be as dangerous to incur that Of q
system which claims to rule by divine right.
ish malice over the revelations of tho prison life
OF Jef. Davis, which have recently been made
public by his attendant physician. JEFF. Davis has
never been man to our taste, in any period OF
his history. But our Government ought never to
have been degraded to tho Lowell of those OF Aus
tria and Naples (under its lato king) by the in
Fiction OF unnecessary indignities upon fallen,
helpless old man.
With the memories Of tho last four or five years
in our minds, we shall undoubtedly DO less cen
tho Republic, when speaking or writing Of the
Governments of Europe and their practices in
times past. Secretary Stanton was evidently born
out of place. His political instincts Austrian
or Russian.
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October 30
EAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM.

THIS Is THE MOST DELIGHTFUL AND EXTRA.
ORDINARY article ever discovered. It changes
The Bunburnt faoe and hands to pearly satin texture
OF ravishing beauty, imparting the marble purity
Touth, and the dsingue appearance inviting In the
oiy belle Of fashion. Itremoves TAM feokles pimples
and roushnsss from the nin leaving the complexion
reoh, transparent and smooth It contains no ma.eria
INJURIOUS to the akin. Patronized by Actresses and
Opera Singers It 10 what evory lady should have Bold
everywhere. Retaiiprice so oents
Prepared by ". 3. HAGAE, Troy, Il. z.
Address all orders to DHhlA6 BARNES b co.,
ootobez 10 mvf1yr NoV Yorh
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Aqua de MAGNOLIA,

TOILET DELIaHTi THE LADIES' TREASURY
Ind gentleman's boonl The "sweetest thing
md largest quantity. Manufactured from the rioh
Southern Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and per.
son to render the akin soft and fresh TO prevent eup
Hons, to perfume clothing, 80
It overcomes the UNPLEASANT odor OF Precipitation.
1t removes redness. tan, blotoheg, 30.
It cures nervous headache and allayB Inflammation.
It oools, Boftens, and adds delioaoy to the skin.
yields subdued and lasting perfume.
1t cures mosquito bites and stngs Of insects.
1t contains no material injurious to the sdn.
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. II Ia
What every lady should have Sold everywhere Try
he Magnolia Water onoe, and you WIN use no other %
'ogne, Perfumery, or Toilet Water afterwards.
DEMAS BARNES & 90.
October 30 mvflyr
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The Daily News.
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY G, 1896.
[Frons the Nashville Union and Americana
The Coat OF Faded Grey.
ny @. W. HARRIS.

low Int rests in Lookout's shade
As rots it's moss-grown roof away,
While sundown's glorics softly fade,
Closing another weary day;
Tho battles din is heard no moro
No moro tho hunted stand at bay
Tho Dreezes through the lowly door
Swing mute q coat of faded grey,
A tatter'd relic OF tho fray
A thread-barc coat OF tSded grey.
'Tis hanging on the rough log wall,
Near to tho foot OF q Widows bed,
BY whito plume and well.worn shawl
His glft-the happy morn they wed.
BY the wee slip their dead child wore
Tho one they gave the name OF May,
BY her rag doll aud pinafore-
By right It's there, that coat of grey,
A red feck'd relic Of the fray
An armless coat Of faded grey.
her oil of life now drapes that wall;
Poor and patient she waits
On Gods good time 10 gently call
Her, too, within the jewerd gates;
And oil she Graves is here 70 die
To part from the se, and pass away
To join her loves eternally
That wore the slip-tho coat of grey,
Tho shell.torn relic Of the fray
Her soldiers coat OF faded grey.
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JU ST Ri Q HI " I'D
ARLESTON HOUSE,
STOIL, WEBB & co.,
No. 287 KING STREET.
Several cheap lots of DRY GOODS together with full STOCK
on hand. Many of the styles we have marked down
to very Low PRICES per advertisements


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yatoin or Almost
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EaIdep VIII
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~ SP ECIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM
Little soorns grow The wors. diseases Known to the
uman race spring from causes smaA as to almost
.efy detection. The volumes OF so.entao lore tina. all
the tables and ahelves Of the medical fraternity only 20
to prove and elaborate these facts.
Then guard yourselves while you may. The smallest
pmple on the akin is teale and indicator of disease;
It may fade and die away from the surface Of the body
but 1t will reach the vtsls perhaps st last and death
be the result and nnal close. MAGaIRI.'s BILIOUS
DYsPRP1Io. and D1ARRHEA PILLS cure whore all
others fail While for Burns, soalds, Ohilblains Outs
and all abrasions Of the rkn MAaaIRLs salve Ia In.
fallible Bold by ]. MAddIEL, No. As Fulton. street.
New York. and all Druggists, at IS cents per box.
September 25 lyr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a6- t. B. BYNNER, IMPORTER AND DEAL
ER IN WATCHES and JEwELRY Agency for the
AMERICAN WATCH also, every variety Of SWISS and
ENGLISH WATCHES, at the lowest market prices,
No. 1S9 Broadway. Now Yorh-esablished twenty years
Trade Price Lists sent on application.
January 10 fnw6mo
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"a BATOHELoR's HAIR DYEi-THE ORIGINAL
and best in the worldi The only true perfect HAIR
DYE Harmless. Relsble and instantaneous. Produces
Immediately splendid Black natural Brown, with.
out inuring the hair skin Remedies the Ill effects
bad dyes Sold by all Druggists. The genuine Is signed
WILLIAM A. BATOHRL0R. Also,
RRaENERATING EXTRACT OF MuILKFLKURs,
For restoring and Beauttfytng the HAIR
CHARLES BACHELOR, New York
August IT - ~ n.
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n8r AWAY WITH sPRCTAOLEs.- EYES
made new, without spectaoles, Doctor or Medicine
Pamphlet mailed free receipt OF ten cents Addres,
o. B. FooTE. N. D., No. l1so Broadway, New York.
Noyember9 @
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aB- HYGIENIC WINE-THE GREAT I'M
PORTED ToNIo-I is utterly different from alcoholic
trashy bitters 1t endorsed by six membors
tho American Medical Association to their signdtures
Baltimore. May J. 1866. All physicians who examine It
unhesitatngly approve It. It is the BEST TONIC FOR
LADIES known Sample eases sent on receipt OF $l6.
LAMBERT l. KAMPING, Importers,
Nos 81 and SO Broadway, Now York.
MUSCAT PERLE-fnest Table Wine.
N. D-samples sent to physicians toita formula free
of charge. mwf2mos e25
aB-SEA ISnAND SHIRTS-A FIRST GLASS
YOKE SHIRT, for gentlemen for SO each. Will ut any
well formed perfectly Made the best from
the excellent cotons Of the ARKwR1GHT MILLS and lin
ems of FEssELL soN. BELFAST IRELAND. These
perb shirts will be sent to any point in tho South where
there is an Express ONCE for $50 dozen-tho pay
collected on delivery.
All Linen SHIRTS, So rs.
3 and ply Linen Collars, 50 Per dozen.
India Gauze Undercothing, at 81 IS each.
And general assortment Of Gentlemen's Goods OF
similar prices Address orders to
P. F. SMITH FOWLER,
June 26 wfmlmo Park Row, New York.