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nOUBLINes THE INCOME OF COTTOr
~ PJA NTEES :


PATENTED IMPsOVEMENT IN THE MANUFACTURER
Employing Spin the Crop hut about fourth the
Der required to rae itis nHmber consisting children
SIX years Of ad above and unfit for plowiiE
picking cotton - sFa-F
SINATION OF MACHINERY inclusive of the STEAM EN-
ZINE II necessarynaDely: The Gin with lap Appendsge
IN one Macine and the Seqent Machines the Spinning
mes and TO have all arranged in the Spinning
Spianers. 49, o. fN' e
oSE.HALF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
t5e Ssry hrst year will MORE THAN PAY for the
Wages. ~ e ~ ~ Sf '
Ny IMPROVEMENT in results to the Planter is equiva
les 20 as navhg purchased Of plantation Negroes etc.,
ming interest will prove his diversion will be EXEMPT from
the cares and snxetes Inherent Planting Gathering and
Ba ing up crop. ~ q : :
MY TERMS.
MACHINERY is a CASH ARTICLE but for Good sccent.
ance can grant reasonable facilities: the RIGHT OF
THE PATENT oitefourth to be paid the first
years Of te the yarns bring Gnned Cotton
with insurng payment should plantation change
Propositions from Planters may now be mada and IN knou
cost OF Mnchiuery in their particular they
how many pounds of Yarn a day they must Spin
ss22f GEG d. HENRY Mobile Ala
s---xya NJ. sCHNEIDER'S PLEYEI PIANO DE
fFTas|TT=5 POT, No 50 Ro > greet.
" ~ The nnde' sgned would call the attention of the
public to his new and extensive so of = : :
Igr PlEYEL'S UPRIGHT PIANOS ,... .
with Hollow Iron Tub manufactured expressly to his older
These Pianos for tnis amas touch are upsur.
passed. by any and offered the prices
Sole Depot for ilETERME'S CHAPEL. ORGANS Aecnr-
with or without the celeste Sound ''-'
PIANOS TO HIRE Timing and Repairing stten led to.
NJ. SCHNEIDER, SO R yal street,
q " 3tn ..s-. y ff'' " opposite Louisana Bank.
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w-CoM MING UP.
EXPORTS.

Bark Charm Sleeper IRELAND Naine-w,h 300 bbls Of
lime, Creevy Faewe.
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SUCCESSION OF MRS. SUSAN HEPP-THREE vALU
able TwoStory Brick Houses being the of
and Bourbon streets.

SUCCESSION OF MRS. SUSAN HEPP-THREE vALU-
able Story Brick Houses being the Of Benve
and Bourbon streets.
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, Nov. FL, 1857, at 12 o'clock M =.
~ in he Rounda of the St. Louis Hotel by virtue of
order from the Honorable the second district Court of New Or
leans dated 2h October 1885, No. 1882 for account of said
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the Second District
Of this city in the bounded by Bienvle Bourbon Gov
and Royal streets Said lot forms the of Benve and
Bou bon Streets and american measurel
less co feet front Benye street. by 80 deep and front
ing Bourbon street Together with the wostoy Brick
building containing large the ground floor and about
FIVE rooms in the upper story, hydrant, etc.
LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above described one,
measuring american measufe less SO feet front
Bourbon by 60 feet in depth Together with
story Brick House. containing about five gallery
kitchen containing about three rooms, yard csern
g. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above cor
lot Bienville measuring
less "a feet front Bienvile street by deep
gehe wostory Brick House containing about four
cabinets kitchen containing five rooms yard
cistern, etc.
ss-TERMs AND CoNDITIoNs-One.thi third cash, and the
balance at IL and Is months credit. for
BY mortgage on said property and bearing eventual
OF per cent in case OF maturity The build
ngs to be insured against the risk of fire until The final pay
mrnt Of said notes. and the policy transfer the vendors
The taxes for the 1857 be paid by the purchasers
Acts OF sale before A. Lucale, Esq. Notary Public.
oil st tn21
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Singing Snte4igtnfs.

SATURDAY, October II, 1857.
CLEARED YESTERDAY. .v
British Brig Creole Robinson, for Belize Honduras
j Y de Egana
Mexican Brig Emprssara, Basso, for Csmpeachy
Camerden
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WANTED.

w tegrity' with ample Testimonials desires nation
Beggars won't be chooscrs aud In of assist
ant may address A.. at this office. oi2 6ts
WANTED TO HIRE-A COOK, WASHER AND
w ironer for small family; also girl to do light work
about the house and plain sewng coored preferred Apply
IS LAFAYETTE street,
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,

-. ROCH & CO., MANUF AcTURERs OF
HAFS-The subscribers ready to do any work
their customers and the public in general see
Mt 70 bestow upon them Having engaged the
confident that good work a. any
lishment in the city. - -
B-Hs Of all qualities and made to order At short
est notice. j. ROCH 4 co
oil ON corner Baronne Grsyer sta
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s-=a,.-r~ BILLIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY
Inland and for sale from the mandatory Of
Messrs. J. N. BRUNSWICK 4 BRO, Cincinnati
SUPERIOR Rosewood Billiard Tables, patent Cush
ions; aso Cloths Balls Cues and all other trimmings belong
Ing to this line.
All thankfully received and promptly attended to-
A. W. MERRIAM,
nl7 ly r St. Charles Billiard Room N o.
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

5s7z775=z MAYoRAIrY or new oRLsANs.l
Z i -4g5as5Jf So CITY Hall, Oct. I6, 1867.
n1-To Bakers The price OF fresm Mour
being six dollars and seventyhv GEMS so Pes
barrel according TO the tariff Bakers IRE sf ,h a
inst 6r,,.s =, br.ad for ............. cents.
.- 40 -. 81 b
The Iosyes Of second quality weigh oneeghh more
that is to say: -. ~ ....
The 20 cents loaves. ounces.
10
-. s. ~ ~; .; ~; x;
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BtbieU Ut t9e N(arkets for 4ast Meek.

Yours, respectfully,
BROWN. SHIPLEY Il co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17
PATENT GRAIN
loo MOFFIVT'&


for the present season. It is unnecessary to speak
particularly Of the merits Of these Machines, as they
are too well known throughout the country to need
extolling; but the fact that they have heretofore and
are continuing to receive the premiums at the State
and County Fairs where they have been exhibited is
sufficient to induce all those in want Of such q Ma
chine, to purchase one Of these. l .-
At a practical test Of this Separator decomposition
with the best Of those made in England, in 1853, it
received the highest Communications of thepross, and
Of the leading 4 grigulturalists of that country.
Ihave a large number Of them on hand, ready for
the coming crop, made Of the best material, and war
ranted to do good work. au FL
have made many valuable improvements in these
machines within thelastyeaF, and have no hesitation
in waFranting them superior toany in use. AZ
lam also preparing . large number of CrnwfOrd's
Improved Clover HulIers,
patented in1S54, which are greatly superior to his
patent of 1874, being in itself feeder, and greatly
ahead of it in other respects. They will be manu-
featured under the Immediate supervision Of the
patentee, who has permanently located in this place.
The above cut represents my four horse "Separa-
tor and is designed especially for the farmers own
use" "a
I'm also agent for McCormiek's celebrated REAP
Err and MOVING MACHINE, combined.
J. R. MoFFITT, Piqua, Miami county, Ohio.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17
RICHARD BROWN, ALgN.vnr,.
Pioneer Of Nebraska. Lat Cash. Yo--L A.
BROWN g. HA1LAM

@AA
o. BROwNyILLB NEmAsEA.
OUR attention will be giyellta the buovfI,,
viz:;i
To the buying Of Bank notes, and loanhr p-
t' good security
GO and selling ", Eastern Rxchmp
" 20 q" Land Warrants
=" collection Of debts in Nebraska Iowa IA
Missouri, and Kansas.
=" buying and selling q farms, tOunbir -
" proved lands. .ttI Il
" selection and entry Of Lands if ~
others, either witlfEini warrants urnrr
Remittapees can be made t. rs nDmfA & b.
with Banks or Bankers subject 10 our srder.
Bewill enter lands With Warrants o. Cash n5Eh|
taxes and commissions Ter one-third Of The asr|
accruing from the sale OF the lands
In Nebraska and Kansas from twob h7t
acres Of the finest lands 10 the Union are beng IN
sale. Foreign capitalists will hBd here dian IA
vestulent. Investments iudiciousiI made IN I'd
lands and town lots arenow paying from hny stg
dred per cont,- ~. ~
We solicit the patronage Of the public, r1ilu
cur experience and knowledge in the buihesWl1
Us 10 give entire satisfaction.
Having alarge acquaintance In the MiNiSWi
It will not be difficult to give references Ehau
by correspondents, as regards OIr standing ME ms
times cheerfully answer ell letters Of englg
BrownvilleS June 10Th, 1851. "a
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-17


rs o receiving and opening the largest and most
i varied assortment of goods IN the above line ever
offered in any market west Of st. Louis:
My stock embraces a full and complete assortment
Of Cabinet and House Builders Hardware, Mechan-
les tools Of every description, direct from the most
approved manufacturers; agricultural and horticul-
turai tools and implements, in greatvariety, combin.
ing all the recent and useful improvements for the
saving of a vast amount of labor to the farming COM
munity. from whom / respectable request a careful
examination of this Departments Of my stock. lam
also exclusive agent for the saIo Of the celebrated
st. Louis Circular Mill and Cross Cut Saws, which l
will warrant, and fill all orders at The faetary prices.
Also q largo assortment Of Guns, Rifles and Pistols,
Iron, Steel, Nails, &c., of the best brands: in a word,
my stock is very complete, which, for its quality and
price, I am determined to ,ofer such inducements as
will command a liberal share Of trade from this and
adjoining counties. My arrangements for importing
and agencies for American Hardware Manufacturers,
together With a long experience in the general Hard
ware trade, enables me; not only to. defy all COMPETE
ton, but has convinced me that the true principle of
trade is cash sales and small profits.
january !, 1857. v1n29tf 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-04

HoETH RAst, PennsyiY March :, lss
slh IN consequences Of having hair, for several ran
past not only gray but perfectly white have As
and worn caps to hide IL from View; some three
SINCE, was induced to your hair Restorative an
must IN Justice say that its effects almost airae
oF i changed gradually all Its former sIsndsf
20 color and LEFT It so soft and glossy be b
1 tan IL ever was, when under the influence Of The ia
on. 4 earnestly therefore, every
the world ssr BETSY EdIIH
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PROF. o. j., W0OD-Denr Sir: taFypie IA ~.
testimony 10 te rnase Effects Of ytsr ID
deFtnl Hair Restora As far back rs 1S my kr
meneed falling on, until the top my scalp beeans ~
and smooth - gAss, and has continued to fail iSEs 81
many Years have rsed many crf'aa
FOR restoration Seeing your advtrteHE
e9 inluced N give atrial and to my uis y
SITTER few applications, that 5y y
became ntinly get and hASume glossy and bsautih Y
pearancei but time had used quart bottle ny "
mead Was covered over With young and vigorous EroEH
hArt which % now from 10 two Inches 10 hnst =
growing taSts Yours, truly, HENRY GOODRICH
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MEANS T1lEMS

The subject of the great contest in the United
States Senate on the subject of permitting. Min
nesota to organize as new state, was simply
this: shallali tsresidents Of that territory vote
on the primary question involved, or only.those
who are citizens Of the United Statess
a MovENENr has been made in the Masscchu-
sets Legislature to secure the right of suffrage
to the ladies. The ''strcng.minded,n headed
by Mrs. Blackwell and others, have pctiticned
for tho franchise; but, ne fear it will be some
time before these pretty and eloquent little inf
dels viii obtain the important concession.
Is a late work called 1.-THE Mysteries of Ca
falOnia, the author of it, one Andrea Lascarato,
draws very vivid picture of the heartlessness
Of the population whose habits lie describes
One Of their greateSt iniquities he sets down as
their habit Ofdisposing Of their daughters to
anybody who, in consideration of the amount
of money put up with girl, will consent to
take her off her parents hands.
TnE Societylof Shakers who settled in Mercer
county, Kentucky, in 1909, still remain there,
and as they are everywhere else, they show
themselves industrious and unobtrusive. They
began with a farm of one hundred arcres, and
$50 10 sIor, nsy. acre Tho comrn,,n;ty i livi.
sled into,ys .fsmiries y coTonrisi1s b !.
three and four hundred member
STEPHEN WRIGHT, native of Littleton, Mass,
who enlisted in the revolutionary war at the age
OF sixteen ye.4. died ON az. ION, MI ~ ,fs
residence of his daughter. Mrs. KELLOGG n Shell.
burne, Mass, aged % years Hoswa as1 t,entle.
man and cbrist;,n IL The olJ soboo, ~, -.
patriarch of Eve generations that survive him q
unbrokcn succession.
TUE Lexington, Ky., Erpre., oftbe j 9Th states
that it has reliable information That 4 large com.
pary has been formed in The East for he mr. mr.
pose Of entern IN tho yae.Sf io p tSs
State of Missouri. Hon. James H. Birch. for
lnerIy Of Missouri, but now Of philailelpbis i
at the head Of this movement He il to All =
agent for the company md make the. entries
TnE libel suit betwee,, two lcodSno ;o,rraIs %
the EpiscopaIians in New. YORK tbs GbnrcST9.n
gersus the Church journal. after bayin, occr.
pied the attention Of the Conrts ot C.e,n,,,o,,
Pleas for more than week mast ,y5s decide,
last week nv verdict ot .,s - sss.ael
the plaintiff who Ind l,is r,.i,,, a. ~
dollars - '.'f' - e'''''l - '.Se Thousand
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PROF. WooD-Having experienced the magic esre Z
your Hair Restorative drop you this upon he ue
ABOUT tWot yeaTa ago my hair C0mmcnca falling % ~
turning ETayi vas fast becoming bald. Irrst uI -
aA used your and spoke highly Of it, n
tue IEns induced to Try Il, although Ihad but Hls Ia
as had before tried 50 many OtherTtmedles. Isoun
using your Restorative In January last few aPPaB
lastsnel my hair firmly It began 20 Ill up groE y
turned back 70 its former eoloE (back) At thi tn
nY restored % Its original color, health and aPPeA
ana.l ehssrfully recommend Its use to all.
Chicago, H., May1, 1853.
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WATERFORD, MaS1., July q ~
PROF.; o. J.sWo0p; With confidence do 1 recoazEsl
your Hair Restorative being the most eeaeIous ar
ever saw have used the Halphene and oths4 prs,a
tons OF The day, an without eect Since using yod HE
have gradually grown dark; and nov feel conHdest ~
lew more applications VIII restore them to their naisn
color " also has relieved me Of all danrnH and Rf1t
ant Itching, 50 common among peYBonS Who psTspA iJ
IL
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A SEW reformation is going on. Utah is in
ferInent. The institution of "auricular confes.
sion" has been adopted among the lccherous
denizcns ofthat cody land a series Of oucs.
tons has been prepared, to which the people
arc compelled to give answer on pain of being
tot mot only from the churchand Kingdom,
but from the eath.n tits averred that no less
than 900 men and women have acknowledged
the crime of adultery.
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ALL LA IL,I!
SOMETHING FOR THa NdrLbIoErr
,-,-... PROF. WOODS
HAIR SIC RA.TLVE.

NTTE CALI. TIE ATTENTION 0P ALL, OLD AZ,
young, 70 this wonderful preparation Vhieh IN,
nask g ts ortEtna color, gray haIreovers the head sfa
Dala Eltl aluxuTant -remoYes the dlndrnE ~
ne anu Al eutaneous eruptlOnS-causes e0ntinu q
OF the natural fluids: and hence, II used as regular r
ng lor the hair viii preserve It's color and keep "a
altng to extreme old age In al It's natural beau n
call, then. upon the bald the gray or diseased IN ,Sala
use IT. and surely the young will not they value tt f.
ing LOCKS or the Wteng curl be EiIhoutIt lis mi,
Is upon The tongue OF Thousands
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Another TnsIanee o. the Fnlcaey Of Iser-
i.a,.s..- Enain.....s 80. -.

hnXeia Holland BittGFs.
M NJ. PolSpHEFgR, OF the JytoA ONCE, says: ssome
weeks since being seriouly affected with pain and uneasl.
ness Of The stomae loss appetite, and at times strong
symptoms Of DygPepsla induced try your HoI1ASD
BFFE and feel bat justice to the articles as
well As for the good o. those who may be Affected With like
aeFansement Of The sOmac state that the use OF one
pnsle bottle proved benefit.
having freed The stomOch depression, ana
removed every symptom ofDyspepta. IVoad remark
that two other members Of family who aaletedn
similar manner with 9yseli were entirely relieved By the
useiefia single bottle eaeh.n
LAUeHIINs 6 BUsHPIELD, Wholesale Agents. fol. N.
" virginia feb9B-lW
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DR.. w. Byrd PowELL, ina recent pliysiOlOg.
icai work, denominates the tendency to commit
suicide as much of a disease as the morbid. con-
dition Of body that suPerinduces consumption
or 'apoplexy. The man who swallows strycll-
nine, agrseably toethis idea, can no more help it
than man who falls a victim to calomcl or a
quack. Murder is a rnalady only by a parity of
reasoning, and he who kills his wife orhis friend
cast.no moro avoid it than he who kills himself
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DIR. NJ. Dr.. VA.LlLET,s
FEMALE PERIODICAL Pill,

FEMALE PERIODICAL PILL
These pills have been used in the private practice Of
Proprietor, also in the Hospitals Of France many
years, meeting With unparalleled the great.
est Gatlsfsetion- where other remedies fan.
They act charm IN correcting rregnlarty and OBJ.
ltruetlOns producing regular Of the monthly dis
charge
mild and gentle stlEnulant. They produce agreeable
eShileraHon and happy influence both mind and body
Pregnant females those suppOsns themselves So are
cautioned against using these plus, they win produce
miscarriage, although under circumstances injurious to
the most delicate For sale by,
janis 1AUGHIINs BusHF1ELD.
1855
DALLEY'S M AGICAlI PAIN Fx.
TRACTOR.
INFLAMMATION and PAIN are as inseparable as and
Inflammation produces pain, and pain produces in.
amaton Wherever there unnatural heat hrobbing or
redness, nomatter whether caused by fever hurt
sore, poison rheumatism, piles scad or sting there
s Inflammation. A hundred books or thousand sermons
cannot alter changeth conclusion To prevent pain
and restore nature lnaaatlon must be gubdaed To nc.
ePmpiish this the Efforts Of physician are always direct
ed Thousands Of physeaps and thousand Of and
most persona who have used DALLEYs MAGIC
ALPAIN EXTRACTOR, are convinced and admit that It's
control over inflammation wonderful and Immediate
Instantly allayng the pain neutraEng poison
morbid secetiops and forcing resume her course
renewing ndhealng. No burn, Bcald sore or ament g
two severe Yield soothing curing uausuee Al.
ply It Immediately and the cure has commenced.
The Genuine senYeloped In Steel Plate with
the names Of q. " OLICKENER co., propristOTs and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box. Price
25 cta.per box.
AN oraers should be addressed to c.Y. Clickener
Co., 81 Barclay St. New York. TIL. LOGAN Go.
sPs9iim Wheelng,Va.
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sALE'oF WESTERN LANDs.-The trust lands of
hs5lORa, Wea, &c, and Delaware tribes of In-
dians, are.to be sold in the months of May and
June next There are about 95, 600 acres Of the
first, 2l4, 600 acres of the second, and $40, 900
sol. the third named tribe to be offered for
sale, The lands have all been classified and an.
praised, and win be offered for sale aud sold 10
the highest bidder for cash only, provided that
no tract win be sold for less than the appraised
value These lands are appraised In quarters
sections, andarc represented as being very choice
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3 NV Yonk, Cd. O. ISL
PROF. o. :. Wo0D-Dear Sir: AHerrtsiIDg The 9i,t'
IN one of the e FORK Journals, OfyOur erePt
alr Restorative, procured haIpInt bottle, and Ea
pleased with that continued Its fortEo %
ana am satisfied 81 Is the best before s @
u At once and unpleasant itepE ~
me seA and hhsFeStOre my hair naturally, and ha
no. doubt, permanently 30.
You have Permssibn TO refer me, al Who enseidae
Doubt OF its performing all that Is claimed for IL
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sPRoIAL NOTICES.

snnds' snEsaPnrlIfa.-lIhe voluntary testimony
o. naaerous citizens, who their restoration 70 health
under the blessing Of Providence this hygetSh
proves, that for those unts tls pain
o. for The scrofaels The hped ana
The sufferers from abSess.
esi the Victims Of diseased llvef dYsptc add en-
fsbledi there nov every reason for hopt,
cases have been cured By this preparation, snd Thousands
aud tens Of thousand5 may yet 10 heath b IL
use. = =
Prepared and ssld by A. n D. SANDS Drnevist7 100
Fulton Street. New sf6rg. ~
soajal55g ~ e 81 ~ y H GRUAIBAoKER.
Sold also By Drhssists generally 5ahsLi1
"A NOTICE. TO pHE LADIES.
We hays FeeetYed supply Of tie sou4I
or seAF BARE for Ealhng wooens, sflks, L., without
ehanEtng color or iustre- Also, a freah supply OF
BaEin's Barber Soap.
Lows Brown Windsor soap,
Engl1h Honey u
Handerehtst Extracts, Pommmadea, &c., &c.
n II. LOGAN 8 CO.,
fe6Es Bridge Corner pruggists.
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have used Professor o. . woods Hair Restorative aS
nave admired itS wonderful Effects II restored NJ q
had fallen Oh, It cleans the head, and Esf' y
ATKINSON.
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a GARD TOTEIE l.AlOIIES.
DR.. DUPoNCe's GOLDEN PR4IAPR PILLS are infali-
removing stopPases irregularities OF the snses
These Pills nothing new, have been used BY The Doc
TOR for many yearE both in France and Americas with
success in every case, and he q urged by many
thousand have used hem to make die PMS pub
for the alienation of those suffering any Irregular
tiles ven asa preventive to thoac ladies whose
health win permit increase Of family Pregnant f
OF be so are cautioned
Sponsby the above admonition although thei mild
ness would prevent injury TO health; these
Pis are recommended DIrectionsaee each boz,
Price 81. Sold Nholeanle and rotaiI
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LAUGHIINs . DUsHFIgID

I
Gent gents for Ohio county, No Is Monroe ct.
must be addressed TO the above General Agents
they win supply prices and ssnd
the Pills conhdentay ladiea by mail enclosing 81 20
either, at the Wheeling Post-ohiee.
B-pr. Duponeo's Golden Pills, signature AZ Dupon.
eVsrybox; other genuine For particulars GET
SnealaF Or AEents. H. ap25-y
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creme IN J5FoveIsentin STU Hats.


pies to render the SIX Hat Band, afer Glght
as soft and pleasant to the head Qft Int without In
Jury g This has long been great
ta npl BY thpRe combination, haze Succeeded eert
The BEAUTY and dressy The LK HAT, and
~ yielding Rture gegy cpnforns 70 the shape OF
ne he4li TINS great uaeasuts The trou
aud ping, IS the
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