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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-05
CIarksburg Rife Factory

GEO. II. EARNEST, Successor of J. b
" Wright,) would inform the public that lie
has opened shop OH Kincheloe street, Clarks-
burg. Va, where he is prepared to do all kinds
Of work in his line of business, Rifles, OF all
kinds, made to order, in the best manner. aud
upon tho shorlett notice, Rifles, Shot Guns
Pistols, &c, repaired. myl5 ii
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-05

II AVlNG been frequently solicited co aid pcr-
IL. sons wishing to BUY, US we'll US those wish.
ing to SELL real estate in Harrison and the Gd-
joining counties of North Western Virginia,
have concluded to offer my services to the pub
lie us an agent, thinking that my facilities arc
such Us to enable mo to be sorviccable TO both
sclle,sM and buyers.
Those wishing to buy, must furnish mo with
the kind and amount OF property wanted Its de-
sired location and convcniences, and the price
they expect to pay.
Those wishing to soil will give mo dOscrip
ton of their Property--itS amount, quality, con-
dition, location, price, terms, sc.
These descriptions will be kept on flo in my
office, for the examination ofth0se who wish to
buy or sell; and those looking either for pur
chuscr or for property, will DC saved much Lruu :
bic by referring to them.
No churgc will be made except when u salo is
effected. Address w. z. COOPER,
February 9Th, 1857. ClarksburY, Va.
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Land in and near
West Milford for Sale

YyirtueSof . deed Of trust executed to me By
u Jesse Lowther, bearing date the 30th day Of
January S56, and reeordedin Harrison county
Court, shall on the 9th of March next, 1t
the Court house of Harrison county, offer for sale
TO the highest bid der for cash, parcel of land
containing ninety 4thIee acres, more Or less, I'd;
by the said Jesse Lowther at the time of the exe-
eution of the said deed OF trust. And Mt the
same time and place, and by authority of the said
deed of trust shall offer for sale, for cash, Iot
of ground containing three acres, situate on the
east side OF the main street of the town of West
Milford: The said lot is described in tho said
deed to be bounded on the north aud east by
land formerly owned by Elias j. Lowther, and
on the south by land of A. J. Crawford. Tho
deco above mentioned was executed to secure a
debt to Eppa p. Bartlett, and the above men
toned sale will be for his benefit
WIN. A. HARRISON.
The above sale Is postponed until the LIST day
OF June Court next, by consent of the parties.
March ., ls57-l2t WIN. A. HARRISON.
The above sale is postponed until the 9Th day
Of June, 1857. Wal. A. HARRISON.
je5lt
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Scheme.

20 drawn ballots in each package Of 26 tickets.
prize of $6S,2T6 is $65,276
! prizc of 25, 900 is $4,000
prizes of 10, 900 arc 10000
2 prizes Of 5000 are 10000
nrizes of $500 are 10000
10 prizes OF 1000 are 10000
10 prizes of 500 arc 5000
10 prize s Of 400 arS 1906
100 prizes Of 500 are So 900
1000 prizes of 900 are 100000
ll6 prizeS of So ure $3.50
1l6 prizes of 60 arc $3.50
ll6 prizes of 40 are 4,64O
1852 Lowest 9 NUs.) 80 are 320, 10
1850 (lst: I'd, 3d. Attn, 5th. 9Th, 90 arc $50 600
It'll, Sth, 9th, or 10th. ~ N 'O''NNN
$3.50 18th, 18th. 1871, l4th, l1,) ,o- YAK son
(lGth, 18th, 18th, 18th, su.) N''
43,2=U prizes, amounting to $l2l7,2l6
We would advise NIL to make an effort and buy =
Package
ofccrtihcatea Of whoOs, 1907 so
Do. Halves, 1888 rs
--.. Do. Quarters, as ST
Do. Fights, IS 40
In the ahave scheme, formed by the teruary
combination of Is numbers. making 70 O76 tick
cts. and the dIawinS of 207Sallots, there will be
LAO prizes. having three OF the drawn numbers
on it II ,O2O, each having two of them on So
$50, each having one only of them on and also
80,s56 tickets, with neither of the drawn num-
bcrH on them. being blanks.
To Diet, rhine tho fate OF these prizes and
blanks. rs numbers, from l to IS inclusive, will
be severally placed in W ee! on the day OF the
drawing, and 20 Of them drawn out at random,
ard that ticket having for its combination the
!st, Cd and Sd drawn numbers, will be entitled
TO tho capital prize of $65,276
9Th drawn numbers, to $4,000
That ticket having OH it tho It'll, Sth and
9Th drawn numbers, to 10000
aud 18th drawn mum bers, to 10000
ana 80 oC according to the above scheme.
All other tickets being ,000( with three
OF the drawn numbers on them each, 200
Those is tickets having on hem the 1st
aud ed, or Sd and 4th drawn numbers,
each so
Those Il6 tickets having on them tho 5th
and 9th, or 9Th and Sth drawn numbers,
each 60
Those 116 tickets having on them tho 9Th
and 10th, or IL and 18th drawn numbers. 40
All othcr tickets (beinS 10 6T2) with two of
tho drawn numbers on them, each so
Those l6,53V tickets with either tho LIST, ed,
80, 4th, 9Th, 9Th, 7th, sth, 9Th, 10th, drawn, 90
hose IL $50 with cit her the 18th, 18th. 18th,
18th, 18th, 10th, nth, 18th, 18th or goth, 10
80 No ticket which shall have drawn prize
OF superior denomination, can be entitled to
"A inferior prize.
Tickets sso---Shares in Proportion.
tS For Tickets and Packages, address orders
10 T. II. HUBBARD & CO.,
Office: se Fayetto street-BoS 40,
Baltimore, Nd.
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x ne drawn eaeh Saturaay in May
Approximation Prizes.
s,aoS prizes a.nopnting to

1896 prizes amounting to $904,00o
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves, IS; Quarters, sax
Plan of the Lottery,
The Numbers from to $4,000, corresponding
with those Numbers onNthe Tickets printed on
separate slips of paper, arc cncircIed with small
tin tubes and placed in one Wheel. Tho first
2@T Prizes are similarly printed and euciraled,
are placed in another Wheel. Tho wheels are
Wheel Of Numbers, and ut the same time . Prize
is drawn from tho othoF%heo!. Tho Number
Prize drawn out are opened and exhibited to tho
audience, and registered by the Commissioners
drawn. This operation is repeated until tho
Prizes are lruwn out
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Professional Cards.
.Jno. =. Fisher.
Attorney AT LAW,
BucKHANNoN, d pshnr co..,

= y 2 = = =,
M Ill practice IN the Courts Of Upshnr. Barr
counties. aud pay prompt attention 10 the ccj-
lection OF all claims entrusted 10 hin.
REEEREScEss
Messrs 81 Brien, Grafiin & nanson Krny.
Ball. Cfiss & Co.; Hopkins. Lake s. Harden;
Schaeifsr s. Eoley 0ralolF. Enses. * Co.
STRAINS, AdlersS Hartnan AIcssrs. kinv. Ca
rsyssS Howe. Ralto. Air. l.. II. Bsvnr, Esq, q
the firm si Seldom syitlsefs y Go. Washington.
ID. G.. Messfs. WIN Chas Bayne. Alextnlria.
Va: John Lorentz. Weston. Va. APPS ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-05

defendants.
1t was udiudgod, ordered and decreed ut the
Fall Term, 1886, of tho said court, that this
cause be referred to one of the commissioners Of
this court. to settle the administration accounts
Of the said Znchnriuh Wotton dcceIsed, to aseer-
tain the mutcs and bounds of tho lald sold BY
The defendant Maxwell to tho said Wotton and
the amount OF the purchase money due thereon.
and to ascertain the debts against the said cs-
tate, aud the and character OF the same.
All persons having claims against the estate
Of the said Lachariah WottOn deceased, and all
other persons Interested i'll raid uuNSc, horc-
by notified that on tie first day OF July 1857, at
my Office in harrisburg, will proceed TO per-
form the requirements OF said decree, whom and
where they will attend with their evidences OF
debt, &c.
my22 ~ NORVAL LEWIS, Com'r.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-05
Groceries.

CUGAR, Coffee, Tea, Tobacco, Nails, Fish,
- Cotton Yarn, Spices, &c, for sale by
TuOS. BLACKBOARD.
marlS 6m Parkcrsburg.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-05
A. n Dayisson.

TTORNE Y AT Ia ",
ClarkSbnrg, Va.
WILL strictly attend 70 all business Gntfust-
w cd to his care, in Harrison and The aljoin,
ing counties, (mRrss@1
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-15
RIVER MEMS.

The riycr ia quite: low and st i'll falling. Boats
arriving at the wharf are observed to have their
spafS hanging over the guards, indicating their
frequent rise in showing the beats of Of sand bars.
Business seems tc be Improving. CONSIDERABLE.
freight has ben landed at cur wharf during the
week. =. ..s
The packets still mako their trips .ecularlv.
though they are sometimes several hours behind
ii ne on account Of difficult navigation. j..
New :BoA-s.-A Pittsburgh paper natiecs two
new boats for the upper Mississippi trade as fol-
lows:: y.s -.
.I,akc1Cty' is the name adopted. for Capt. Geo
?. sloan's new upper Missssippi river packet, now
the wharf, ready for business, by the 10Th inst.
probably.
sDsw Drop is the tftle select cd for the nc boat
now building by Capt. willard, ard intended for.
the gpper. Mississippi trade~
Big SIoyx MyER.-Thc Big Sioux river, which
empires into the Missouri, and forms the western
boundary of Iowa. is found to be navicablc for
steamers II is three han.rcd and City miles long.
boat assembled it on the goth ult. for the irst
time, and nayigatcd for thirty miles, and found
the water deep, nayieable, and free from Gbstruc-
ton Of any Kind. On the Dakotah sitle the level
prairie was found extending far as thoeye coul
reach. and possessing soia equal to any in the
Rivcr falling, with Is inches on the rapids
Busncs. very dull on the leyee .-T-Keokuk Gate
EARpow .EscA7E.- The safe Of the steamer N. ".
Thomas, lying at ST. Louis was opened by false
KEYS, and six or seven hsndred dollars taken. The
boat was then set on FIRE. When the fames were
discovered, they made considerable pfsgress, but
wers finally subdued. About sixteen other boats
were lying above and below this steamer, closely
packed The destruction would have been terrible
had this boat burnt up. The steamers were sII
a ): Ut, With Tut few men on beard.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-15
Water WorRs.

EDITOR Unconstitutional it ol.be we'll to stir
up the minds Of our people on the import ance Of
Water VIZ h in our city? There has been much
said about Fire Ensin 8. Nov, sir, contend that
we have hlt little use FOR engines, but go to work
and build good and substantial Reservoir on the
TOP Of the Whichsr hill and have it supplied by an
engine from the river. Lay pipes all over town,
and the water can be throw, of itself over the top
of the highest building in the city, except few
in the immediate vicinity, and not only protect us
against fire, but such arran cement nisi lessen
our rates of insurance; besides by supplying our Cit
izens with water, would in u f,w years make
profitable business, and matter Of great convent
ence to our citz ms. If there cannot be,a company
found thai will 60 into it u matter Of profit, let
our city authorities take such measures as will
seca-e as early completion ds possible, by loan or
otherwise, and tax her Sitsenr pay for the same
As for the cost, have but little idea, but think
that sloo, 9ee vii, go Ear towards completing i.
"A CITIZEN.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-15
For the ..Joul

.: For the Journal.
MR. EDITOR III have known persons.
who took delight in being obstinate and un-
accommodating. This I have always attrib-
uted to, their education mostly; but a con-
siderable Oft mast be charged to thcir ma.
ture.
I as characteristic in man has been p.ost
beautifully Illustrated in our late appeal to
the Postmaster, asking him to keep open the
Post Office until 9 O'Clock each evening. It
appears Shat he pays.no particular attention
to it. He Pegs no regard to public opinion.
Such ~s1en oushtto be Taught by their supe-.
riors that they are mere agents of tie peo-
p!e-not their masters. ] am one OF, those
who signed the petition, and am Democrat,
too; and !, for one would sign a,reqnest. to
have bin removed If Ire will not comply
with the wishes OF the people.
A DEMOCRAT.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-15
Tls MARKETS.

NEW York, Aug. IL.
-Four s6a$5,75 for entire range Of grades.
Milwaukee club 81 ,53, new South
ern at ST, 72a$1,72 IL for red and 81 goa
81 80 10 for white Corn S5a86c. Oata
63a69c. Butter l6a22 l-2c.
CHICAGO, Aug. L.
Flour 81 ,38as6,25. Wheat -spring 81
Is, red winter 81 ,20a$ ,33, white do. 81 80
aSI,5O. Corn 70a7lc. Oats 55a56c. Bar
lev 60a65c. Rye SOa85c. Potatoes 7saS7 IL
Green apples $3a$6 per Dbl.
ST.. LOUIS, July II.
Flour $6,5oa$7. Wheat 90oa$l u.s.
Corn 72a74c. Oats 40a45c.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-15
NOTICE .TU cuNTRAEroRsl

NOTICE TT CONTRACTORS!
q EALED Proposlswili be received BY 1 s under
y signed untfl Is d.cl3ck :. NJ, the goth 81 An
gust, for the sTadpg, a., Of the Lsvee on uscn-
tine Island, extending from Port Leuisa, four end
half miles nofsh.
PToposals may be for separate Sections Of shout
one mile each, any numbered sections, or altogeh-
ees
Nsns, Profies ard Specifications will be ready
fof ipspecaon a. Port LOUIS on and after Monday,
thgtethdsy 81 August.
Contractors will endorse their bids, nproposais
for Contrvct;S and direct them ia "Royal Prent'ss,
Port Louisa, Iowa" J. G. To- KWO9D,
Agent for constr uction Of Lavcs and drains On
Muscailne Island sug.7-d2w
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-15
muscATINE MAnKEr,

We have the same report to; make as foI
several weeks past--business dull. Farmers
are not yet through harvesting. Wheat is
about oil, cut and in shock. Farmers are
now busy stacking it. It will yield largely,
and the coming crops will also yield abund-
antly. We expect new wheat will com.
mence coming in next week. We have heard
of contracts at Is and 80 cents.
Wequote as follows:
Wheat, spring 75asO, winter 200. (nomi.
Flour, ssase,so.
Corn, in the eur, S0a00c.
Oats, soc.
Eggs, lSc
Butter, 2Qe,tscaroe)
Smoked ham, sugar cured, 10
Shoulders, lac
Clear sides, l5e
Hides, green, &c; dry Hit 12c
tnmber, $2oassofer 1000 feet
VEoRrA 3LEs.-Most kind of vegetables are
now abundant in the market. Potatoes are
down to 80 cents per bushel; cucumbers s
cents pes dozen: beets anil turnips, cent o
piece; cabbuges 8 cents per head for tile Rest;
roasting ears, 5 cents per dozen; tomatoes
81 rer peck; green APPLES IS cents per peck;
wa,ermelops frcm 10 to IS cents apiece
AZ. f,'fs
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-15
ESTRAY MARE.

w Cohen Township, Museatine coenty: Iowa,
and Appraised and described hefose c. G. Clark,
Jastce Of th~ feaesin 4u9 for aid county as fol-
1ws, to-wit A sorSel uIare, eupposed 70 b shout
Asso atstar on tie forehead. and ether brands o.
marks pesceptitls. 4 trae copy Of Jus.ies'e re-
turn. & GEO. t2EAS0N,
Il 3 County dudee.
fnafA s4s
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DlEb';

n Pike township, Muscatine county, on Wednes-
day, July 2sth, 1857, b. W. RickEr,, agcl about,
~ years.. y
The deceased was good citizen atsl an upright
member If the NJ. e. Church. We died as, tho
Christian dies, with bright prospect Of an inner
itance among the blessed. His family and neigh
bors will feel his loss 8. vcrely. -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-15
Stare Fair

There will be a meeting of the citizens Of Mus
catine, on Saturday evening next, at o'clock, Mt
the Office of the State Agricultural Society to make
provision for the entertainment Of visitors ut this
approaching State Fair. All interested in tn,
matter will please attend.
"A. GREEN. Chm Local Com.
August II, 1S47.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-15
For the sourna

Mn. EDITOR What presumption some people
possess ACTUALLY saw gentleman on yesterday
about tho city soliciting sgners to petition askie
the City Council to make certain appropriations to-
wards getting up fire engine company. wonder
if the coenci] Won't play postmaster, and take The
said petition and recircuute it, and ask those that
signed it il they aware Of the great irpro.sety
in them Of thus hruating such request into their
august presence? and if they should do so, do you
not suppose that some FEW q them would WIT and
have their nalsea erased therefron? Then look. for
poor corncl .ympathizrrs about town, commenting
upon the wrongs that have bcca imposed upon the
Ccuncil.
T. s. "-scw corners" had better stand little
back, FOR of our people may think you wish to
"r"g,!latc."
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-15

saogIuS-Gentl' men who are adlisted;.tc the
habit of smoking FALL find Ru.nctt's Oriental Tooth
Wash, PREPARED .by Messrs. Joseph Buana,t / Co.,
fremont street, Beston, an excellent detergent. Ii
also ilhrarts to the breath fragrance peculiarly
aromatic and pleasant. 9s@.'
For sale by J. E. Graham. Price Soc per bottle.
See advertisement in another column. i 5>s4-a
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-15
J. B. roughersy and Fay / Stone, Agents here.

wHIrE TEETH, Perfumed Breath aud beautiful
compile xion--sa he acquired BY using tie BALM
OF A THOUSAND FLOWEi s.. What lady OF
gentleman would remain rdef TIRE turst os a dis
agreeable breath, when, by us'rg the Be m of a
Thousand Flovers" as a Gehtifrice, w.pfd pot Only
render it sweet but leavs the teeth as white ala
bastcr. Many per,cns 90 not know their breeth
r bad, and the subject is so delicate thu their
fiiends never Ssehlion it. Beware Of ecunterfcit.
Be sure each bo' tie is signed
FETRIraES CO., Ny.
For sale by all Druggists.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-15
TO AcUE SUFFERERS

CoYELL's BEpnsaiSE M.xrrRR is the best Aguc
remedy in the world. # not only breaks tie Chill
but it c.adieates every vestge Of the disease from
the system. Hundreds who have ,.sri it join with
one voice in declaring it almost infalible. Procure
bottle Of it-take it according the directions,
and you may rely on being cured. For sale here by
oil Druggists and b. the rroprietor.
H: A. PORTER L BROTHER,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-15

Underwood L,yina
! - " a .
wst sss ' Kssfssi fiitsr: as Adsii4
rersons calling Tor the ADORE letters plesse
say f.adaert;sed, or ey may not get them.
! A. MCCORMICK, P. 81. !.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-15
SrArs FA1R.-We are glad a move IS made

OAAAh SAARs--We $50 8tNu . AnoV0 - uuuo
at this carly day BY the friends of tho State Agri
cultural Society to maintain the good namo Of our
city for hospitality. hast yesr there we're many
complaints made BY the Press in different portions
Of the State Of the exhorbtant charges for lodgings
and in SONS c,ses not without good grounds. We
hope there will be no reason for such Complaints
this year. Let every person attend the meeting
called .sss evening, and leave no measure un-
tried that will give satisfaction to the thousands
that We may expect to visit the Fair.
Gas LIarT ESsRRrA1xxeST.-We arc au-
.horzyd by-a committee Of Ladies to announce that
the supper at the gas-light entertainment next
Tuesday eve is to be picnic affair, gotten up by
the ladies. Owing to the limited time. no further
notice can be given. Each lady, therefore, Who in
tends to be present on tina. OCCASION will please
consider herself one Of the coihinittee to give pub
city to thi. notice and SEMI in her good things to
fremont Hall, on Tuesday afternoon 1t is expect
ed that the gentlemen will Sc" that the supper is
served up in proper style. The following is the list
Of articles:
Boil ID hnm and tongue,
Bread and Butter,
Cof.e-Roasted and ground,
Cakc--Frua, sponge, Jelly, Csrolina and other
kinds.
The following list will be found convenient to
ladies who are boarding: Sugar, confectionery,
crackers, lemons melons, apples, and other fruits.
It is hoped that all will enter into this with tcart
and hand, the gentlemanly contractors are doing
all in their power to make it ajoyous and festive
occasion.
BURGLAR1Es. We have heard of more
housebreakinss recently: A dwelling on Sycamore
street was entered one night this week, but after
searching in vain for something easy to carry, the
burglar contented himself with a ham Of meat;
Before he got out of the house. he awakened the
inmates, and barely "savcd his Bacon
NEVADA MrLL.-This establishment has
been laying idle for the past two weeks, in conse
quence Of putting in new boilers 1t win be ready
in o few days to commence grinding again.
TnE BRIDGE OVER THE IowA-A portion
of the frame work of the railroad bridge over the
Iowa river at Frcdonia was taken to its destination
on the train to-day.
BILL ous.-Those little musical visitors,
mosquitoes, have commenced the annual present
alton of their bills. "In these hard times" they
ought to be little lenient, but understand that
they unusually importunate in making "colleo-
tons"
Mayors CouRr, Aagi,st 12tA -Joha Coles
for depositing the dead body of horse the city
commons, :ined IS and costs.
"HoLp YOUR HORSES. We Fave Heard of
several ruraways in the city and vicinity this week,
which have fortunately not resulted in very serious
consequences. BY one which took place on Water
street yesterday gentleman received come anwel-
come bruises and sc- atches.,
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For sale ny all Druggis's.
mcb1 6m

"WoopLASn CREAM"-A p,,madc for identifying
the uair-hi ghly perfumed, superior 70 Any French
article Imported, and for half the price. For dress
ing Ladies Hair it has np equal sivans It glossy
arearance. It causes Gentaemans lair TO curl II
the most natural maaner. 1t removes EaEdruf,
always giving tho Bair the appearance, of being
fresh shampooned. Price only ffty coats. Non,
sS'''"' i TErR'b 6 CO., sfo1resess. d the
sBalm # d TkoIsaIsi flowers =
F.. sale by all Druggists.
DrAn old and true Ma1ira says, "a stitch in
time saves nint," and his is no more true
than that ,weEs' ,GzkMAs CosplTIoS POWDER viii
save many valuable ho,a s. cattle and sheep, if used
freely. They are used extensi lively by aok rasers
and farmers, and aye universally tsrular, as pre-
ventive am. care sos scases, and proloIer Of flesh
and grorth Giyen to cows, the r!nantit $ sna lua'
ty Of milk is greatly increased. Prepared ~ E.
NJ. Wells, Chicago. Fold in Npscatinc, ~. y. B.
Dorghcrty and Fay 4 Stone, sad by enc or NOR.
dealers in every city and town in the west. |.
@u-Prof. Woods justly celebrated Hair Restora-
tive is put up: bottles Of d rent s:zcs. and it is
safe to be superior article TO prevent the, Hair.
from falling off, also to restore 81 We say, try it
Messenger. ~
FsEeKLss --OG FL the IF cts that exposure Of the
skin to he a;rAo sun produces, the most sagreea-
Bile is caltea freckles, tan. Ii spread over tn,
entire surface Of the parts exposed, it s called tan;
# scattered at intervals frcckles. Thc finest skins
are most subject to them. The kaliston, prepare
by Joseph Burnett l. Co., Boston, contains p.cu-
arr era-ive property which will relove these dsa
greeabie stains. It is at kc safs tirxe perfectly
harmless, allays all tendency to inflammation, anu
rend, re- the comp lexcn'cear Observation-Disclosures
Herald. = ~ =
For sale by ]. T. Graham at Soc and 81 PEI Bottle
See adyrrSis,aacnt in another coiamn.
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-15

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