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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-30
FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his farm situated five
miles from Boscobe the road leading from Boscobel
20 Mineral Point,
CONTAINING 240 ACRES,
40 Of which under fence and most of il in Gu
tyation, the balance good Timber
The improvements consist of large Frame -
House with rooms, good cellar, and cis- I'D
holding loo barrels, and plenty OF stock wa
ter near good Grsnary Corn Crib and Stables Iners
is also the place, ORCHARD of ESQ trees, over
loo Of which set cut ten years ago and had 100
bushels OF Apples last year, also plenty small fruit
such Tame and Wild plums Currants, Gooseberries
Siberian Crabs Grape vines, and eFything make
family comfortable. The above farm will be sold at
bargain poor health is the of my selling For
price and particulars inquire Of the subscriber the
premises.
SEYMOUR CARVER.
Hescobel June IL lS66-l-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-30
MARE STRAYEDI

Strayed from the subscriber residing in tho village of
Roscobel dark rrel mare 10 years odno mar
had by her side sucking colt, nearly black. i
will give liberal reward for information that will lead
10 her recovery. REV. r. j. HOF
Boscobel, July %, 1857. $50 Boscobel Wis.
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TAKEN UP
COLTS STRAYED.

u Il
On or about May l, 1867, mare colts. 2 Years old
past one bright bay both hind f. ct white and one
white above pastern the other a dark bay or brown
both in good condition when left my place ANY per
son finding the above giving me information Of their
whereabouts will be liberaly rewarded
5-w4@ q i WANNrMA
July miles south of Annaton
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-30
FOR SALE.

IT '7-AI@L'
WIN be sold at private sale at our former residence
IN Bunker I'LL, Grant county, Wis, July 18th at 10
O'CLOCK, A M 80 acres of good timber land situated
IN Section Is OF said town, miles southeast of
Pateh Grove; also pair Of large yearng colts good
double seated buggy and harness, second hand farm
wagon, a fine cutter, and other articles
Bloomington, July IL. C. C. T0BIE.
owz~ VI. l.. s. T0BIE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-30

i big Lou Of Family Groceries at
living rates At Burr's.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-30

FLAX.-Tho flax crop this year will
yield an average amount of seed, say
fifteen bushels to the acre or rather
above. Some are counting on twenty
bushels, The Chicago agents are
Altering to contract at $500 per bush.
ell, the seed to be delivered at the
nearest Car station. We have no in.
formation as to whether to there will
be a market very soon for fink straw.
Mr.. Hollaway has been talking of
attaching machinery to his oil mills
for working it. Even for the seed it
is one Of the surest and safest as we'll
rs most profitable Of crops that can
be grown.
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r AND For SALE.
Farm FOR SALE.

Two hundred acres of well improved farm lands for
sale, with large two story house orchard out build
ings &c. Terms part cash. balance on tlne suit par
ties. DOUGLAS OLIVER
North Andov ltrnesly Olivei's Nills8 Jam. % ~
3-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-07-30

IT yOu want Paper Hangings, you will find
the largest assortment ut Burrs.
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CIRCus.-The Orion Brothers are
TO exhibit their circus at six different
place, in Grant County, commencing
on the 9Th day OF August For pla-
ces and terms see advertisement
There are ten women announced TO
perform 10 this circus the agent says
the concern Is quite decent, the usual
circus vuIgarities being lief, out
The Orton Brothers have been pre-
fering for severn, years and have n
good name.
PArcu GROVE AcADEMY.-Thc Fall
Term and charge rates, with other
information needful to those at dis
lance, Of the Patch Grore AeademQ
are advertised IL the Herald.
The Principal, Prof Clark with
he Assistants, Mr. and Mrs. New
comb. have proven themselves capa
bic aud successful rs first class teach
ers ana managers ofan academy.
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This old Fayoiite Company has been greatly augment.
Ell at an enorm expense fer the travelling alopaien
ol lSu9 with new canvas new wagons and equip
the Circus line and with talent Of the first order in
cry department, they give Entertainment unsurpas-
sea by any. An original feature with this company is
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR CIRCULAR AND OCTA.
L CON MhRklNG STAMPS AND CIR-
CULAR RATING STAMPS
FosT OFFIcE De sARrNI

Il A MI
CULAR RATING STAMPS
Posi- OFFIcE DEeARrMESr
sEAtEo sHi Ps6pos 2 s sfHrS ss ~
this department until the 18th day of March next.
noen for furnishins FOR the use Of Post Offices in
day Of April next. MARKING and RATING
STAMPS OF the following description, namely :
Circular and Cancel Marking Stamps combt,ad
Of Steel, about one in h in diameter. with tire
and dates in blocks Of like material With smd
cleDt thumb screw for the same and with handles
OF nnnosan5 walnut or other heavy wood and
for this clas - Circular stamps the bidder will
the .sen ?, rs f..
and ngnres as 'free -" paid 10, ''"sh :" .'adver-
Also, Octason Marking st.mps, without the
cancel, but similar I. all other RESPECTS to the
and days. OF the same material. - -,-
CLASS 2.
Circular Marking Stamps Of iron, or any other
durable material, tor the use Of Post Ofices and
RouIe Agents Oh railroad ana ste ataboat lines
name Of the railroad or river line sth ype fore oe
months and Gates, in blocks OF durable material.
mt, c,eIry, or other suitable wo 4. Of a - model
best adapted Tor use the stamp to be ef the same
diameter as is described for MOL
Circular sD and ocssgnn Marking Stamps
as class No. !, with the name Of the Office aud
State, and type for months AID dates In the Dir
fS STAMP IF s,p ana Sas. In
blocks Of single letters and figures with thnmb-
screw and handles as described in cl ass No. q
GLASS a.
, Marking stamps for forei gn mails, similar TO
those now in in the Post Offices AZ Boston.
New York, philadelphia &c. or of any oIher suit.
Able sty lie for ieien malls.
RATING STAMPS
Circular and Rating Stamps to correspond with
the Circular Stamps of classes 2 and in mate
Tla, handles, Aid workmanship, fellows =
Free. '' Missest -. r or warded ,''P. y. fnsi-
ness, free, - Advertised - Steamtoa At, Shfar
sCsscel ~ g. ed. - II ED for Postage 20 Mis-
directed " Net found >" UNCLAIMED. ;" "Re-
fused. -" Be eistered '"M fs-eBt and fjrwsrf.d' ,,
Returned to writer Returned for better d.
and OF figures only such 5,ls,20 n &c. &C and
any Other Rating STAMPS noi herein named to be
tnrsed fer better direction" when the same is OF
3 Proposals will be received for all of tss above
described Stamps or for each Sc parate class
Staraps will be ordered for the nj herslt classes
o. Sffees according to the present or future rules
Models of Stamps must accompany the propo-
Gals :
Each bidder nust furnish with his proposals evil
dence of his ability to comply with his bid,
Two sufficient sureties will be required to Q con-
tract. s.
The stamps must be delivered to the Post Office
Dppar tmeDt at the ex pense OF the contr actor.
Proposals shoHla be endorsed ON the outside Of
the envelope thus PRO eosals for Post Office
Marking Stamps" and a. dressed to the First AS
sistant Postmaster General. washinstop, D. @.
fe l3-w6t Postmaster General.
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HUDSON RIVER AND HAELEA RAIL
= EOADS.-0n and after MONDAY, Nov IS,
1880, trains for Albany aud Trey connecting with
heTthern aud Western trains, will leave New Ysrk
sa. IN. Express train VIA Hudson River Rail-
road, Sth 81. aud 10th av., Through to Buffalo and
susrensi.p Bridge without change of ears aud con-
meeting at Troy with trains for Saratoga, Rutland,
Burlington ane Montreal.
l0 q. m. Express and Mail train via II udsou
River Railroad connecting at Albany with West
eTn trains. and at Trey with trains for North.
u II Express train via Harlem Railroad,
10Th st. and sth sv., cOnseoting at Chatham with
&c; at Albany with Western trains, and ct Troy
With trains for Saratoga ku tiand, Burlington and
3:l5p "a. Express trs ain via Hudson River Rail-
road oonhecting at Albany with Western trains,
and at Troy with trains for Aontrszs. with sleep
ing car attached.
correcting at chatham with Western Railroad for
Lebanon Springs. Pittsfeid, &c: at Albany with
Western trains and at Troy with trains Tor Ret
land Burlington and Montreal. Slee ping carr az
80 m. express train via Hudson River Rati-
road. with sleeping attached, and throu "a 10
cars. Also, Sleeping ear every day exec PIT g
Saturday attached from New York through 10
Sgdsnsbars without ehange; vie Bone W. and o
East Albany. This TRAIN will run on Sund sTs
ii p. n Train via II uason River Raj froad, with
sleepiBs car attached: connecting At Albany with
and ct Trsy with trains for Saratoga AMI points
North.
KsiifoaS ION New YORK to Peushkeep .aa is s
termed ate stations, Leaving New York at S 81
N. Returning, leave Poughksepsie at S.45 D. m !.
sd 81 su NsS t itsis ss
ats Np m. Returning. leave MiIIerton 81 :,
m arriving I. Ne" w ssft T. 1. Y vAHS.sB1tr.
jA r Vice President.
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA.
TON.

eUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFpTeE, .
ss.,.. W p.s, mi, d; o.. Jsnusry Is: 1914
for The q Miiafs suppiss during ring
March ST. 1855, on the following routes: anu 'n0iAs
ROUTE Ne. 1.
such parts as may be- determisea uroa ou1ing S or
year on the Onshs branch Of the Union Pachc
Laramie Dakota Territory. to such eost o" or DE-
PT as now or ma, be IN the Ter.
deg: in the Territory Of bake west OF ongtrde
!otdee in the Territory Of Idaho, south Of lati-
the Territories of Utah and COLORADO north OF sti.
iSce 40 deg, including If necessary, Denver
r-ou, ROUTE No:
,oipt. a. mart R 81 state OF Rsnsss or sGch
on the Union Pacific railroad. n D., {. any posts
Or. 81 are nor or 5mcy be 10
Union Ne. New Mexico; or other depot. tina. may be
oeslghated IN that Territory, AID to any other
point or points on the route.
ROUTE No. 8.
IRON Fort Union or sue n other depot A. may be
any posts or stations that are, or may be estab-
.ohs ~ ss 81 sp6 the f. Seh posts
iaops, and In the State of Texas west longitos.
FROM BIT Paul. M,aneseta, to such posts
sofa and IN that portion Of psno s T.IIitary
ing e. ct Of the Missouri river.
The en weigh. + be TRANSCRIBED during the year
on Route No. 2, 20 90 600 pounds on Route No
5, : UV 800 pounds. AID on Route No. 4, s,so0.JUO
Proposals will be made for each route seoa-
100 miles, at which they viii Transport the .toPes
Is iss e. snd eSdps n Mr ns April l.
Bidders shouid give their names ia full, as we'll
a. theirl places Of residence, aud esch proposal
d S{ Bon. srs IN 'h 3, ,wD Of
1 @eee .h tia. 10
sonTsot viii scesptsd end entered nsos s .ns
in ss 81 =. :sd
tisement
The esatrse.or viii BE required to give bonds in
On Route No. I, s250y 900.
On On k kog,s No. Ne z: Z: 3 1890 'SS.
Satisfactory evidence OF the 10y atty and SOL
vehcy 81 eSsn bidder and person offered % secur-
Propessls must be endorsed " Proposals for
unless they fully comply with the requirements
The party to whom an award Is made must be
prepared to exssnte the contract At once, and to
give ne feanired bonds Ior the faithful perform
The right 70 reject any or all bids that may be
The oontrsetors on each route must 30 in re.di;
ness for service by the let day Of April, 1867, and
will be required to have place Of business OF
promptly and readily for Route No. 1, at Omaha,
y. I. for Rsute No 2, at Fort Riley. Kansas; for
No. T. at Saint Paul, Minnesota. or at such other
point for each of the sever Routes as may be in
dicated a. the starting peiHt Of the route.
Blank forms showing the conditions Of the con-
tract GO be entered into for each route be had
on application At this efce, at the office Of the
Quartermsster at New York. Saint Louis, Fort
Ieavenworth, Omaha. Santa Fe, and Fort Smell.
ing. and must accompany and be part Of the
proposal.
By order Of the Quartermaeter General.
ALEXANDRA BLISS,
Brevet Colonel and Assistant
ja 1885, Quartermaste ter. u. B. A.
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RAILROADS.

BEADING RAILROAD.
ShlA FFh hK sf hks fS 81 EREESSs.PEt
seMB hkLskb 1kS ro Snss Sh hLt{NSs
S4Sa pas kLSfEkI a askSSs K hTER rF5 81
he SS%S.ny DsPes. fniRTfEsfH ' a.. 1sccs aSs
LoWHlL streets, phia, si the follswinx
MORNING ACCOMMODATIONS
tISo g. N. for Reading and ali intermediate
isssEni1s s.,:. ss.dns arriving
MORNING KXPRKss.
Pcttsvins, Pine Grove, fsmsSsa' sappury eWSI5f s,
ss'sH6:; s@'.' Ess.s:TTi.!
Csrlhle. ChAmber.bsrs H.ss T.town. ke', &c
Penpsylysnis kailrosd trsins for Alientoss x sac
sn9 With the fesT ss Js train
R%ira are :n :. viz hSet Haven
sfsins or sSS shd
Transport, York, CAambersburs, Pinegrovs, &c
AFTERNOON EXPREss.
hsadine aud Columbia RAiirO.d rains Tor oOiun sa
BEADING ACCOMMODATION.
stations sfr rEss = at q. way
nlss. leaves Phiiaaelphia at so .. m;
Trains Ter Hf PSiisaspA .. % H.rr,.surs
PAiIsdeiS S Of vD at Is "a srriytps in
Harrisburg at 10 p an. sad Potssyi,ie ~ issye
m: arriving at Phfl aae phia at s As y m 80 y
7sos sua Hsn.Ss1s s.ses RsssSins .s
ing 81 Reading With Afternoon hocommSJstia,
s1uth at $50 D. m. arriving in Philadeiphi at
Market Train, with a passenger car attached.
sli way stations. leaves Heading n 50 q M ; snd
Dow ninstonn IL b .. N. for Philsdelphia snd all
an the ae0ye trains run daily, Sundays excepted,
psi Indsg 1ss'e fot.s,,,ie At sni
Reading at .. m, returning from Reading at as
OREsTER VALLEY RAILROAD.
,d;a,s rs Ter poSLilg'eSn and intsrmediste
trains from PhilseeIphia returnias from IT,, y,
instown at q. m. ard 80 noon.
NEW YORK EMPRESS FOR PITrrsBURGa
Leaves New \ ORR at 20 e m andsp ,as.
ing keGoir at IS, II IS m and q . n, aSI
E-rtheT a Central asiiIosd Esoress Tr ss,a sat
Pittsburgh, Chicago, Williams port, EImirs. s.I.
Returnine, Express Train leaves H.-ri,Ln,. -.
arrival of teunsylysnia Express from Pi:ts6nr a
as % a. m and R p m akHSs,ags az
Ne" loIk ~ a NJ, sud :. - ,. M, Sleeping cars
sey Ga sni Pittsburgh, without eaange
msli Irsin iar New yorS leaves Harrisburg at
York &C IL room. w"
sCsUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD.
D. m; returning IRON, T.rsa, no - d, "a aaa rs
soHtILkIkL AND sUsQUEHANSA R.IL.
Trains leave Auburn at 80 .. m. for Pinsprors
sId HarIisturE, and At ! 80 .. NJ, for PiaesroSo
ana lrSMoBt, TetU hing from Il rrIsburg ~ a -
p M, and frem fremont at IS a. m and ~
p. m. 800
FREIGHT
Gooos Of AL descri ptions Forwarded 70 all "a.
above points from the EuInrsnyIs New FTagsbs
Depot, Broad and Willow streets
fREl CHI TEAMS
Leave ilsdeI a a daily At 80 a IA Ia As noo,
and D. m for ResGing, Lebanon, HsrrisBurg
louisville, Port Cliuton, and all points ksyons'
MAILS
Ciose at the PHILADELPHIA. Post Once for ali
places on the rcsd ana Its branche. a. 4 a r
ana LOT the prihei pai stations only at SIS o. M,
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DEoPOsALs FOR FRESH BREAD.

SUBSISTENCE OFPIcK. q. 8. A., n
CORNER GRANT AND BA-DKRsToN sTs.,
BEAR OF No. 1O3 WEST LOMBARD STREET,
BALTIMORE, Md, March I, 1861
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, will Be received
At this offce until IL m, on SATURDAY, March
9, 1851, for furnishing FRESH BREAD to tns
troops ln and around, and in the vicinity of Bal.
imore, mo- Incl ud1ne the various surrounding
forts, except Fort Nj ii enry. n arylsndJ
OF Grant and balderston streets, Baltim ore Md .
or at such other peint in the city of Baltimore a,
may be desfgnatea, in such quantities and a. an
times as an othctr Of the Subsistence Department
The Bread will be subject to o rigid inspectiop
open maj ket at the ex pense OF the contr actor
All questions res eCting quality and condition
will be settled by the officer of the Subsistence
Department receivin the Bread.
The Bread required to be furnished under this
contract must be good, wholesome Breai, made in
cightt en- ounces when received.
Bidders Will state how many loaves of Rre ad of
eighteen ounces eaC b they prspOse giving for one
Darrei Hour OF lyo pounds, packages not included
the marks on the barrels as purchased by the
United stes to hold, when the bar rels are unds.
tarbed
This contract will be made for six months from
April /, Is 7, or such less time as the Oommissary
General may erect
Blank pi opos tis can be obtaised at this Office
, Bids must be iadorsed Proposals for Fresh
Bread" and addressed t. the undeI signed who
reserves the rigat to Reject any all bids deemed
unreasonable
Bidders must be present to respond 10 their bids
and be prepared TO sfye bnds the faithful per.
Torrance Of their contract.
BTevet Lieut.. Col. and g s., U 8. A.,
Vol
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Psorsor.p 1Elfks ,YsAR r-,,.
snt OF EnEiand, and occurred by the ssais OF the
1c0ie Do Pha5maoie DO Paris, and the imnsrasi
Trissemsr no. l. IL the e6sctual remedy for Re-
iax.non. sDermathorrhosa, and Exhaustion OF
the system TTtcsemsr No. 2 has entirely nv ner
sSdsd the nauseons ase OF Copavia, Cubebs Se
Triestmar No . 10 the infaliibls remedy fer All
Impurities And secondary Symptoms Tins obvj :
ingreAiepts. '~s'e's''ous
able Lozepge Secured frsm the effects 81 cH.
mate and chsnece OF atmosphere. In tin cases' n
Is each or four IS cases In one for g. and in AZ
csses, thus saving % Divided in separate doscs
he, 30. e"uA'
Wholesale end retail By Dr. BARROW, No. ia
To BE- he'd also Of B. tORD IN Qoo p.rr,
ovenae. corner 18th 6. a o.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
SrEAMER WILSON SMALL
- FOR THE EASTERN SHORE

NOTICE-The Steamer WILSON SMALL,
CAPT = 7. LEosAkD now in 49,
most comfortable and elegant
st.smsrs plying en- Shes;pesks Beg; will resume
LEI EsI epIS:,s Iss, ssssf
WALL4cM, s wRIRE G4MBRRf66GGR, hHGGt GH,,
FORDS WHARF, aAd LLOYD'S LINDIVf;
Ret. ResuI ling from THE EAsTERN SHORE, she
p m, and Easton Point ct >. m every MonssxH
Wedpesdsy aad Friday touching at ali inferno
on the following MORNINGS me-
She hss large number Of fine ct ate rooms.
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0uARTERMAsrKR GENERAL 3 OFFICE,
WAsHINGIoN, u. o., February 70, 1867. &
POSTPONIMnEP OF OPENING OF BIDS
ma FOR ARMY TRANSFORMATION
The time fer the opening OF the pro pos ais for
Army Transportation, invited by advertisement
from this ONCE OF January Is, 1857 in hereby ex.
tene ed to I'm, Of THURSDAY, the Eth day Of
By order OF the Quartermaster General
ALEXANDER BLISS,
Brevet Colonel and Assistant Ousrtermasfsr IT
8. Army. fs 90 "a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ THE GREAT CHARM OF METCALFE'S
GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY lies in the
mall quantity necessary TO effect q cure. One
dose t'forty drops y gives instant relief, and
thrice rer Gated seldom fails 10 restore the suf
feTeT 20 perfect health.
nh 5-eO2w s. @ FORD, Agent
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THE EVENING STAR.

WIFE AeENCY-we have lately heard ofa
gentleman who claims to have been in this
business IN Fauquier, who boasts of his sue
Cess-say ing he has been successful as to the
number OF marriages he has brought about,
and in getting off some hard cases in the way
OF old maids. He has shown a list of one
hundred and sixty-fiye names Of females in
Fauquisr, many Of which, he confesses, have
not the ghcst OF chance for natrimony; but
be takes all the names he can get, which, for
., ne registers as candidates for matrimony.
He Pointed 10 one name exultingly, which he
had crossed Of, saying she had tried hard be-
fore the war, during the war-both sides, Fed
and OOnfed-"but got her on at last"-Cul-
pSper ObSeTpsr
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II L D q HI re ed

H L U U ri Il DI
= full assortment Of all grades choice Flour for
BsKers; quality No. /; price low 1"ua ioS
Are the only direct receiyers for e.o,a., ma, =
y; Gsmbrill NOT PatapscoJ and Linsanor FamtIy
Flours In the District. A. the latter brand a.
city, We would inform those wishins this aour by
arrangement With the millers we furnish il lover
Quality second to none. Price fraction lee ths an
other first ci ass Family Flour w. s"~H
BuckwheSt ct low rates ..
All grades Of Western Flour n store and for AL.
lew By W. d. GAIT q co.
Indiana avenue And LIST street
NO 10 near Denot
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PROPOSALS FOB CARTAGE.

Proposals will be received until p. N on the
ton Gas Light Company, No ara Tenth street.
for Oai tase, from pril l. 1861. to April /, 1873
The right TO REJECT any and all bids that may be
offered il reserves.
A sch, dule of what is required may be seen en-
application TO CHAS B. BAILEY,
fe ~ tmar9 Secretary
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ITS EFFECT Is MIRACULOUS.
HALLS VEGETABLE

sICILIAN HAIR NEWER.
~ Is perfect and wonderful article Cures ball
sry "4t. or .pomatun - Softens br ash, dry, aud
WHY hair into Beautiful silken Tresses. BUT,
sL-Ne al, the great wonder Is the IA 9i 5ity with
which IL restores GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
The whitsst and worst LOOKING hair resumes IL.
youthful beauty by its Use. 1t does not Eye toe
hair bur strikes at the root and ills ii vi Ia nex
The frst application will do COED you will See
tAs NATVEI Es eEtIs Te TIM N sySy dag ana
TIE old gray, discolcred appearance of the hair
VII re son; giving place TO iastrous, shiHing.
tsk tor hsI'. .icilisn Hair Remover no other
article is at all like it in effect.
See that each bottle has our pri yste Government
StArp ever the top OF the bottle. Az o'IsrS a5s
h; BALL co. Nashua. N H, Proprietora
FOR sale BY ali druggists. fe lS-dSweo?m,r
REhEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
GASES,
BE II Bond street. New York
aIGl, also, BOOK on SPECIAL Disease IN a sealed
eHrefope, sentfree 50 Be and ssRd for them
az scs a1.H MOI rlrys s Tor IS ad ply
no stranger should be trusted. Enclose a STAMP
fe. postage spd erect to BR. LAwRENCR. No
IL Bond street. New York no l2-DsWly
- M.RRIAGEAND CELIBACY, AND THE
Happiness Of True MsahOOd. An Essay for
Young Men on the Crime Of solitude, aud the
Physioosical krrors, Abuses and Diseases which
otessT nts 70 arriase with sure mean.
charge. Address Dr. J sKILLfN HOUGHT0S,
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PROFESSOR AGAssIZ ON MoNKEYs.--Pro-
lessor Agassiz delivered his closing lecture
tuesday evening, in New III ok, ms subject
being the mon KEYS OF BrsZil The larger
portion of the lecture was devoted to a con-
sIteratiOn Of the origin of animal life, and a
refutation of the transmu tatlon doctrine which
makes animal life originally the spontaneous
production OF nature. and in its history makes
the monkey the father of the man. A yery
large audience was in attendance, and the
conclusions OF Professor AgassiZ in favor of
special creation and of an intelligent ruler of
the universe, appeared to meet with general
Endorsement.