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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1854-01-13
EH HE..IlIQVlORp gTRAFFIC.
saa ycINN4TL FRIDAY JANUARY ls 1874 5sa "A. 81;

the political cards, the whole weight
of Me party may be- thrown into their
side Of the scale, and their opponents
be buried beneath the erumbling Fuins
oflWhiggerysaT The Wings what few
there are of them are 10 allgppear-
.ance perfectly contented. /. TheY walk
as blithe and cheerful. as though the
entire resposibilitygof the affairs of
the Nation was lifted from their Shout,
,ders. They rest under the fll con
.viction that, nothing they can do viii
resuscilate their party an and that no,
thing their opponents can do, will
make their situation less enyiable !;
and 50 with the most perfect sang
JYoid they await the issue Of The con-
test, that is surely approaching, be;
tween the two or fur, as the case,
may be, wings Of the party, which
now has its (ost on their necEs. ,7i.i-.
The Freersoilerso are, as usual, a
feeble folk; buthaving the philosophy
Of the, negro, who said, BLESSED, be
dose who don't 'spectnothina for dey
an'tquine to be disapintedY'Ithey are
also very eontented and happy. They
look for the approaching Democratic
convention as certain to be productive
of good to them, because they expect
the Democracy Of Ohio WiI uR nat
occasion. forsake the OHIO Plat-
form,'' which has two or three planks
that have the outside show Of Free
soilism upon them, and go over bodily
to the Baltimore subStrdtuaa, which,
according to their views, has no taint
of I" liberty for air. about it. Should
the Ohio Democracy take that gronnd,
as they probably will, then it Is pre-
sumed that many Democrats will for
sake them, and join heartily with the
!" Free Democratic Party" which
henceforth, according to their prophe-
cy, is to be the only formidable oppo-.
nent Of that party which now bears
undisputed sway in our state and ma
tiona1 councils. asy. ii
And SO in the general stand, the
various political parties at Columbus,
at the opening of this second Assem-
bly, Of the Legislature under. our, new
constitution. AS body ofmsn, my
own observation agrees with the re-.
marks made by others, that in gentle
manly bearing and intellectual Phisy-
ognomy they will compare fayorably,
with any previous General Assembly.
I think for the most part they are 'sOsV
sober and temperate men. | have
heard Of only one drunken row among
the members, aud that was, as Fam
informed, chiefly confined to a large
delegation from a single county, where
open pledges were given, in advance,
that each man would do his utmostto
defeat the sDactment of any law re.
stricting the traffic in Intoxicating IL
quors. I presume these Gentlemen
will practise what they preach, which
too many reformsrs are slow to do.
AS to temperance raen- P FoHtBrrA
oRY Law TEMPERANCE MEN-4I am
happy to say that our expectations
are more than realized. Politically,
they are of all parties, and relatively,
/ think, they are about equally divided
among the partiesAthat is, I think
some Of the strongest temperance
men are Democrats, and that there
are as many or more Of therhg De-
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1854-01-13

y R Attach myself To- truth, de-
fend Justice, rejoice in the beautiful.
That which comes to thee with time, Vi
time will take, away; that which is,
eternal will remain in thy hesrt, ni ,a
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1854-01-13

~ False happiness renders men
stern and proud, and that happiness
is never communicated. True happi-
ness renders them kind and sensible,
and that happiness is always shared.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1854-01-13

~ There isa gloom in deepiOVey q.
as in deep water there is sas Silence oa
in it that suspends the foot, and the
folded arms and the detected head are
the.images it reflects. M 5Ll--- --
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1854-01-13

Derivation OF BUss.-Buss, to
kiss. Rebuss, to rise again, Blum. y
derbuss, two girls kissing each other.
Omnibuss, to hiss all the girls in the
room, /" ..' 'a7s ~.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1854-01-13

llll.A LII Ia "a lll. x III - - !
OoT The following communication
was sent to us by the ReDaJ, II.
CREIGHTON, of IroltOn, detailing the
sadofateioflone Of the victims Of the
nefafious liquor traffic. The account
of ,tbe. death of,Oyen Hoy, calls, for
the sympathy Of every lover f-thet
human. races, to put forth bis hand
ahdaidtheRiends ofiTemperahce in
the adoption of,the Maine Law in this
STATE. Talk not to US Of "Moral Suas-
with men who are So baseiast to
sell his neighbor liquor enough to-
taEeIfFom him life! How can such a
man look at the orphan Of the
murdered father and expect to meet
his God in peacela We say give us
the Maine Law, as nothing else Isl Of
any AVAIL En o93 e1fai aFsa
Below win be found the proceedings
Of the citizens Of lrcnton. 3dl lial
,bsaaHiIRoNToN, Dee. 80, '53..
BFR. CLARK. K.A Dear Ssg: "A few DAYS
ago 4 man named Owen Hoy, was
found dead under 3 tree with a quart
Isie ii vas hardly cold enough
to feezs him to death, but the rain
and storm was very sharp, and being
far gone with the whisky disease, he
could not endure such exposure. The
enclosed bill was posted Up in various
places throughout Ironton, and a
meeting assembled in the court house
accordingly, wIiefeupon the annexed
resolutions were passed " | passed
the place of his death d few days
after, and It was truly horrible, there
lay his blue coat and brown vest, and
at the FOOT Of the tree, the broken
pieces of his bottle, 1.-THE neck and
corn-coby stopper I picked up for .
relic.) There lay his garments yet;
the grave has his body and the liquor
seller his money. n a'sa aa ,f7AI'ia2 I
2a2 sA Respectfully, ..a.,;.r
~ DiV" III. CRFIeHToN.
5irtl 5Gi .dibT- ai boo roli
INpIeNAT1oN MEETIEG! at the Court
House, Friday evening, December
%, tosconsider the East Ironton Ii.
quor Traffic, ithaying resulted 10 the
MURDER Of Owen Hoy. Let all the
citizens attend, as. d adf as nidsga
East Ironton Liquor Traffic
Alta meeting Of the citizens ofIron-
ton to consider the East Ironton Lii
quor Traffic, held at the Court House
on Friday evening, the 23d inst, F..
Golden Esq, was appointed Chair
man and R, M. Stimson, Secretary.
ReysJ. H.. Creighton submitted the
following preamble and resolutions.
which, after some remarks by several
persons present, were unanimously
adopted:yain ray das3 t9YsuCd ,rsd a
Where's, this community has justly
sustained 10 great name for sobrietyi
and morality at home and abroad,
therefore: i9al0m 8 n5il obna "a
Resolved, /. That on our borders
is situated a vile nuisance community
called the "East .Ironton Liquor
Tr@sS" That said traffic IS increas-
ing in extent and deadly fruits That
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1854-01-13

I EE Let US not love those things o.
much which we are not sure to live
long to love, mr. to have long If we 9ni
should. 2otH "'t sI8@i phH rye" g
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1854-01-13

r. GE- A pedaht holds oreHtoIin-I
sttuct us with what he knows than Of nq
what va are ignOTantg doa b b7adiona
il 8niyqr W b1oia abnd adr .mos
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1854-01-13
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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1854-01-13

ISplGNATroN MEETING!, at the Court
House, Friday evening, December
90, to,consider the East Ironton Ii.
quor Traffic, ithaying resulted 10 the
MURDER Of Owen Hoy. Let all the
citizens attend. Il. adf ss njduya
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-29
pr. Cookls Maglc Hair Oll.

For the preservation, beauty, growth, and
restoration Of the Hair.
II has long been the desire Of persons troubled
with stil, harsh, unruly hair, 70 procure an ar
ticle which would al once render the hair soft,
lively and beautiful. The most perfect and
admirable article ever discovered for that pur-
pose is DR.. Cooks Magic Hair Oil.
This Oil penetrates the minutest pores, gtV-
ing the dry and whitening bulbs new life and
y,gor, opening the capillaries, %sofiens, preserves
beauties and strengthens the hair,a, and tn-nI
from falling OF, removes Inc d~andruhi and turns
ragged hair INTO that which rs smooth, glossy
and wayy. II IS admitted by all TO be the great
est invention Of the age for Identifying the hA'f
and rendering il permanent.
DIR. COOKS MAGIC HAIR OIL.
Il a superb article. and should be found on the
toilet OF every lady who values the glossy ana
beautiful appearance Of 'the flowing ringie's
and the witching curl"
Price, 90 cents per bottle.
For sale at DR.. Easierly's Family Medicine
Store, corner q Third and Chestnut streets 81
Louis, No. Also by P. A. Sarpt, 81. MARY
and BIZ dealers Ia medicines generally m US
West. apr IL y
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W. RANSOM = 90.

Y anufactnrers Of COPPER TIN and SHEET
vi IRON WORK, such as Copper Pipes for
Steam Engines and Distilleries, Breeding and
Chimneys, Soda Generators and Fountains, Bre-
wing and all kinds Of Copper Kettles, Well and
Cistern Pumps and every other article in their
line Of Business, they also manufacture and
keep constantly on hand the 81. Louis premium
Cooking Stoves, suitablefor Steam Boat Hotels,
Colleges or other similar establishments made
ia a good and workmanliKe manner, and out Of
good aud substantial materials; and Of different
sizes. All kline Of Tinware on hand, wholesale
and retail, No. 233 Main street, southeast cor
neT OF Cherry, ~. Louis, Mo. apTl2-6m
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-29

Dr. N29poE's E58aalo Cordial
A valuable remedy for oppression Of the Men
ses, Whites, Painful Menstruation, Impoten.
cy or BarrenHess, Saliow Complexion, Heed.
ache, Dizziness, Weakness Of The nerves, and
all diseases which arise from a arrangement
Of the functions Of nature.
The most perfect, safe and infalliable remedy
for the cure Of all those diseases Of feinslss, ar
ising from weakness or debility, and obstruction
IN ihe seXial organs, sucb as irregular or sup.
pressed ~ the Menses, Fluor Albus or Whites
Falling Of the Womb, Headache, Frightful
Dreams &c, caused by Colds, checked perspirA.
tons, excuses, oyer-e zcitcmrnt, &c, is
DIR. HOOPERS FEMALE CORDIAL.
Several ladies in the city who have suffered
f5r many years with the above complaints, and
have employed our most eminent physicians
without success, have used DR.. Hooper's Re.
mala Cordial, aud have been speedily ard per-
m~anently cured by is use. II there are suffer-
es in ST. Louis, they can rely upon DR.. Hoop
er's Fema'e Bordiai as a safe, pleasant and ef-
fectual remedy.
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for -.
For sale al DR.. Easterly's Family MedieinG
Store, corner Of Third aud Chesuut streets, 81.
Louis, Mo. Also by p. a. Sarpy, 81. Mary
and by dealers in medicines generally in the
West. apr lily
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MISSISSIPPI

Gatey, McCune & Co between Morgan and
Green streets, on Main and Second streets, St
Louis, No Builders of Steam Engines Boilers
and every description Of Mil machinery.
any 12-6ms
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NM. LESSOP s SONS.

Sheffield steel warehouse, number 2i3, Main
street, ST. Louis. "Mattapan Iron Company
Boston, manufacturers Of machinests tools, bolt
and drilling machines, lathes, &c. &c.
Files, edge tools, &c, &C., manufactured al
Wentworth Works, Sheffield, imported 10 order.
II. BAkEWELL,
apr PLY Agent.
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Sheffield steel warehouse, 2I3 Main, corner
Of Morgan street, St. Louis. Steel Of all de-
scriptiOns in store, or imported to order, on the
best terms. L42-6ml II. BLACKWELL, Ag't.
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DE. lBaAsr'e Gnasa&a.


4 safe and certain cure for Gonorrhaa. Glest
Structures. Seminal Weakness, aud all diseases
Of the Genital Organs.
This popular aud specific remedy is now Of
Tered 10 the afflicted and warrentedto cure all
cases Of Gonorrhna, elect, Structures, Seminal
Weakness, and al diseases o. the Genital Organs
IN a few days. This mfalliable remedy has
saved thousands upon thousands from the hands
OF Mercilcss Unacks, il not from a premature
grave. Ia case of infection. DE-. Bakers Spe.
cihc is the only safe and sure remedy. II isyery
agreeable 10 the taste creates no preceptable .
dor, and may be used by persons Of either sex
with entire secrecy without regard TO diet, him
drance from business or Medical Adviser, as
plain directions for use accompany the medicine
Reader have you a private disease? Do not ne
glact Il. Delay is dangerous. With Dr.. Ba-
kers Specific you can cure yourself, and thus
prevent all exposure. This medicine ssiH speed
lily and eiieetually cure the most ~viruleHt eases
Of Secret Diseases, and eradicate every particle
ofinfectious matter from the system, and restors
the patientt 10 a perfect state ofhealth and purity.
Price, 81 80 per bottle.
For sale at DR.. EastcTly' Family Medicine
Store, southeast corner OF Third and Chestnut
s%ireets, 81. LOUIS, Mo. Also by p. A. Sarpy,
ST. Mary, Iowa, and by dealers in medicines
generally Ia the West. apr l2-1y
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ST. LOUIS.
ROBERT S. %CANENDER.

WHOLESALE DEALER m Wooden, Willow,
and Cedar Ware, No. u, Second ST., opposite
Monroe House, st. Louis, Mo.
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Successors TO Berthold & Brothers, wholesale
dealers in Groceries, Teas, Wines and Liquors;
Commission and Forwarding Merchants, 1Os
Second street, 81. Louis, Mo.
CHARLEs TILLMAN, WIN. FULLAGER,
FERD. RozIER, JR. ANEDEE B~EBTHoLD.
aprl2-lys
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]. F. COMSTOCK. & co.

Wholesale and retail dealer in Boots and
Shoes, Of all kinds, No. 1872 Main street, ST.
Louis, Mo. aprl2-iy'
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LONG LOOKED FOR,
COME AT LAST

MUCKOLLs & co. have just received one Of
~ the largest and best selected stock or
GOODS ever brfore exhibited in the west. A
mong their assortment may be found
DRY GOODS,
4 variety Of clothing Of all sorts and sizes.
hardware add cutlery, drugs, medicines, furni-
tlTe, bedsteads, bureaus, tables, chairs, COOK,
box and Grecian, parior stoves, &e.; IN short,
everything you may call for.
Persons need not be detained when they come
10 the cheap corner, as they are well supplied
with nimble clerks on their FIRST legs, aud al
ways have sharp scissors and dull cOhscience.s
Emigrants Will find il 10 their advantage 10
call upon us before purchasing elsewhere.
Glenwood. April %, 1854. u35-tf
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sTaFRg0y's NURSERY.

SIgERSON'S
I'D THE Propr.ctors Of the above Nursery,
S5% situated seven miles south Of st. Louis,
IL have now in growing and ready for sale
ud delivery this Fall aud The coming Spring,
A much larger and better assortment Of Fruit.
Shade and Ornamental Trees and Shrub5ery
han heretofore they have been able 10 furnish.
They fattcr themselves that persons wishing
articles in their line can be furnished TO any
xtent, and Of more thrifty and vigorous growth.
than can be had elsewhere; and AZ prices that
must make IT the interest of all wishing a sup
ply TO call and examine their Stock.
Their Descriptive Catalogue for 1881 is now
ready for delivery, and will be furnished to all
post paid applications. Their terms will be as
heretofore, CASH on DELIVERY, unless other
wise agreed upon, aud will very as TO the size
and age of the trees or plants.
Orders for Fall planting should be sent Doc ear
ly, to prevent disappointment for The Waat Of
time 10 in and deliver before Winter sCt ia.
An orders by mail should be addressed to
st. Louis to
aprf2-lv JOHNSIGERSON BRO.
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NEW GOODS.

SPLENDID STOCK OF NEW GOODS
Just arrived, per steamer Delaware, at
SARPY'S CHEAP CASH STORE
On Main street, 81. Mary.
Citizens and emigrants can now find a
fall supply Of fresh Groceries, Provisions,
Goods and Hardware, which they can
buy cheap for CASH. n37-tf
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Doctor James Doneian, would respectfully
inform the citizens Of Glenwood, Mills Co,
Iowa. that he has permanently located IN this
place. and tenders his Professional services, in
all of its various branches, to the citizens and
vicinity. Having attended a full Course of
Medical Lectures, in connection with the St.
Louis Hospital. hatters himself competent
to render general satisfaction 10 those who may
favor him with their patronage.
~ Office at the Drug Store.
GLENwooD, Mus Co., Iowa.
Dec p. 1858. n39-ly.
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MEnICAL N0TICE.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, on the north
ide Of Locust street, Glenwood, Iowa. au 3l-tf
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G9Y One Of Our exchange pa
pers has a long and able article on
the high price of potatoes, in
which it is stated that the price
must fall far below the present
rates as their is an abundent
crop this season, and the rot has
not in the least affected them.
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1854.
Nothern Railroad I ne.

NOJItIU I'D ITDdI y Ht.
ID ETWEEN st. Louis, Boston and New
ID York, consisting of twelve first class steam
propellers on lakes Ontario, Erie and M.ichigan,
IS now prepared 10 contract for the transporta-
ton OF produce and merchandise with dispatch,
equal to that of any other route and upon very
reasonable terms.
CRAWFORD & CO., Proprletors.
Ogdcushurg, n. Y.
For freight apply 20 Otis kimball. Agent.
c. r. r.. 1OS State street, Bostoni j. l.. War
uer. Agent n. X. r.. No. 66 CORTLAND street,
n. Y; Geo. Jenuiscu. Agent +. and O. s, No
100 Broad street. n. Y; Chamberlain d C-aw-
ford, Cleveland, o. S. Clary, Agent, Chicago,
H.; Matther & Co.. DO.
GILBERT KNAPP, Jr., Agent,
ang Billy No. ll2 Second ST., 81. louis.
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cr.nth Burr Mill Glones-

NEARLY TWENTY YEARS EXPETI-
~ ence in the Mill furnishing business 10 81.
Louis, (commcucing al the workman, bench)
enables us 10 Judge correctly Of the quality Of
burr best adapted 70 milling in the West. To
obtain that quality. we have found Il necessary
10 visit the quarries in France, and there make
selections. Oar stock this year was selected al
the quarries by one Of the firm, aud samples
left with the propretors, that we may, when
ne order. be- certain Of obtaining the desired
quality. Fo- successful milling, the practical
miller and miilwright can appreciate lie impor-
lance Of thu, arrangement. our stock is always
large, and any desired temper and texture Of
burr can be- obtained without delay.
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Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicit
or in Chancerv. will practice in the sixth an
seventh Judicial Districts. Iowa. VIII prompt
" attend to all professional business entrusted
70 his care. Office corner Of CoolJge and Lynn
streets, Glenwood. Iowa. aug 3l-ly'
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NUCKOLLS & co.

Wholesale and Retail Merchants, corner Of
locust and Coolidge streets, keeps constantly
IN hand a large assortment Of Groceries, Dry
Goods, Hardware, and Crockery, Glenwood.
Iowa. aug 3l-lv-
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LEATHER BETTING.

THIS article IS now made in the greatest per-
lection, and becoming extensively used in the
manufacturing establishments Of the country.
we keep ca haud the largest assortment IN the
manufacture.
F~CLcANtIED RUBBER HELTfyG STEAM
PAGING n RUBBEK HosE. We are tie only
agents Of the Boston Company ia this city for
the sale Of these goods.
Hosting scIewa, mill s~pindles, regulating
scrrws damsal IRONS, patent iron proof safes,
mill picks, screen wire, copper r.vets, lace lea
the c~alcned plaster, &C., Sc, lV- constant
~ on hand. Il
50. I0ms. April %, 1854. molly.
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WM STREET.

Physician and Surgeon, having permanently
located i'm Glenwood, Mlls CO., Iowa, will
promp,ly attend to all calls in his professIon.-
OtHce on Locust street, one door moth Of
Whites store, aug 3l-ly'
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u. u. SOLOMON.

Attorney at Law. Gleuwood. Mills Co. Iowa.
Practices 10 the Courts OF the 6th and 9Th Ju-
dicial Districts, andth Supreme Court Of Iowa
NAV 3D.. 1884. n36-iy.
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COUCH.

tended by consumption speedily cured BY Is
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WILLIAM CORFlELD,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Glenwood'
june 2S-ly.
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business 9ittttorp.
oLENWooD,
SARPY n ENGLlSH.

Wholesale and Retail Merchants, dealers in
Furs and Indian Goods, Groceries, Dry Goods.
r. trdvare, Books and Stationery, Boots. Shoes
Hats and Caps. and every variety Of Fancy
foods, on the west side OF the Public Square.
Glenwood, Iowa. aug 3t-ty'
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BOLTING CLOTHS.

To obtain the quality Of Boiling Cloth best
suited 20 milling in the West, we have had the
greatest difficulty. Overlooking bolts by fast
grinding, and Tie large quantities OF spring
wheat aud oats proved 50 destructive 10 the Or
binary Cloth, that complaints of mill owners
and miilers became so frequent, we found Il ne
cessary 10 Obtain heavier and stronger Cloths.
or subject Ourselves 10 a suspicion of selling an
Inferior article. We ldid before the manufac-
iurers our objections 10 their Cloths, and ORDER
edheavier and stronger 10 be made. They uu-
der'Ook Il IA reluctance, fearing that they
could not make their Cloths heavier and pre-
serve the uniformity If meshes so indispensa-
bic for good milling. They have succeeded.-
JUa BOLTING CLOTHS AAE SOW MADE ExPHEss-
~ FoE Us, aud for beauty Of finish, uniformi-
OF meshes, strength aad durability. we refer
10 the mili6rs generally IN the country, and es-
peciIliy TO The miliers and mill owners ia this
CITY.
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DIR. CARTER's COUCH BALsAM

TINS valuable remedy i purely Vegetable in
is ingredients, and perfectly harmless "a all its
qualities, and as mild and pleasant as the most
delicate cordial. II is very soothing and heal
ing 10 the Lungs, and is every where acknowl-
edged by Druggists, Physicians, and all who
have used IT 10 be the most Edectual Curative
kaOwn.
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In cases Of consumption Che Liver Is always
more or less affected, and also The spleen, pleura
and small intestines, The effect OF Or. Carter's
Cough Balsam in diseases Of the Liver, espec-
sally II IL be OF ana ~ulceTous nature, is direct aud
poWefsl. SnPie Asssse If the Liver snai-