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SA,oo per box. Sold by
E.E. Gh. Sole A,sn,
The Great English Remedy.
SIZE HAy5s.S rR aDE,S

The Great English Remedy.
Ssk JAMES CLARME,S
9 b n e d nm a lie Pills.
FTspdrsafs M q prescription Of Sir !. Clarke, A. d
i"ysicidn Ertraordiadrgt to TIE Queen.
Thisinvaluabe medicine is unailing the cure Of ali
those painful and dangerous diseases which the f.
male constitution Is subject 1t moderates all excess
and removes distractions, and speedy cure NAV be
relied on.
I'D MARRIED LADIES
It's peculiarly suited II will, short time bring on
ths monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government,
Stamp Of Great Britain, 10 prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
These FsshOald not be taken females dursno tn
FIhSI THREE AON7US Or Pregnancy as they are
sure to bring Miscarriage, but at any other tim.
they are SAFE.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion Papta-
tion Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites these pills will
eject cure when all other have failed, and N.
taough powerful remedy do not contain iron, caIo
mel anthony, or any thing hurfuto the constitution
Publications accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
(Late !. q. Baldwin co.,
- Rochester, Y.
AUTHORIZED Agent, viii bottle OF the Pills by re-
turn mail. For sale by
dee is-dwly. ALLEN HENDRICKS,
burlington. lows Wholesale and Retail
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=. - ALLLhOUsE,
nov52-Wtd Sierif Of Dee Noints Co.. Jotct
TAXES! TAYES ~ rAvG~y1y

'1ShE TAXPAYERS Of Des Moines County. Iov..
y are hereby notified that the Tax Lists for 1854
have been placed In my hands for collection And that
e laws OF 1921 require that the amount remaining
paid on the 18th day Of January IT. shah be made hv
taxation.
y found whereon to levy, sale shall b. made Of Real
Estate viii can be redeemed eny by the payment Of
penaiy 81 20 per cent and II not redeemed within
ve years from date OF SALE the title yess absoutev IN
the purchaser Section &C Of said Law provinces that
each county shall be held liable to the state for the ul
amount OF state Tax levied except such sums a. "a.
De certified as unavailable or erroneous.
Thus, 1t will be that discretion whatever can
foregoing Lists. = 80
f-The above law relatesto the collection Of the
Taxes Roc delinquent well the levy OF the pre-
sent year JOHN A RIpI nv r.
Recorder and Treasurer Des Moines County.
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CURE THAT COUGH!
Now is the Time, and
H A IL S
B AIS A NJ !!
The Best Remedy

Of The Age, for the Cure o.
Consumption, Decline, Asthma, Bron.
cnltls, Wasting Of Flesh. Night
SWeats, Splitting of Blood, Whoop-
ing Cough, Difficulty Of Brea b.
Ing, Colds, Coughs, Influenza,
Phthisic, Pain in the side, ana
all Diseases Of the Lungs,
it stands unequalled
1T HAS AFFECTED CURES
- numerous cases where the skiliful physicians
IN this country and in Europe have On employed.
aud exercised their skill In vain Cases which thew
pronounced iScURABLs, and surrendered as HOPELESS
1AIoSO DOUBT leaving their patients without single
~ ~ ehiven them In their gloom, have been cured by
nNs HALLS BALSAM.
i've nature, from the following parties, who are well
known ia the places where they live:
bic cures. - = A
One from John Runysn, waverly Iowa, Of his own
One from samr Leaman, Camden, Hillsda,e county.
Mich, Of beloved daughter saved
one from Eli Budd, Athens H., who was given up by
One from DR. A.G Doom, Bloomfield. Iowa. a Physi
clan Of ~ years practice.
One from Robert G. shnn, Marion, Iowa. Of a con.
sumptive daughter cured.
Oae from NJ. NJ. Van Deusin Sprinefeld III a. rar
REMEDY for Lung Diseases
one from fifteen Physicians, certifying to better
adapted to pulmonary diseases han any other known
remedy as they have tried them all.
One from j. Wentworth, ChicaRo o, Ill, OF q cough
Oh ~ years standing. An astonishing cure
one nom McClanghry Campbell, Fountain Green,
Az, ing y taxes like wdfire and like charm
=, one from r. McCracken, Manchester. scott County,
I'LL says-old Line Doctors stand no chance when
patients can get your Balsain
One from Harriet Cummins Cincinnati, O., cured Of
. severe bronchial difficulty, raising of blood &c.
On. from John Observation-Disclosures. cor. Pearl and
Western Row Cincinnati, q.
We certify to the genuiness OF the above
and could furn sh hundreds others Of nature aue
as interesting 10 all suffering from any disease OF the
lungs and throat.
BOLLES, SMITH 4 CO..
,o. Pr6priet0rs.
~ Lake st., Chicago, (Removed from IA s. Water STD
70 wnom all orders must be addressed.
wholesale and Retail Dealers in Patent Alediclnes
generally.
So BY all Druggists. noyso.3m
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CHAPTER IN THIRD.
Now comes the ing of war


NOW comes the tug of war"
:. John Wesley
Mr. Spoksndiks drew himieh nm to III.
1oii stature BY the aid Of his boot straps
ana settling bis double chin down into the
unexplored regions of his two-story shirt
collar, corrugated his sys-brows, and in A
very brigandish look, said in an earthquake
ian voice, that trembled with unutterabl.
rage; "Mr Sniflss, pay me four dollars
On, md sighty-ssven and a half cents'--
Whereupon Mr.. Sniffles piously and meekly
, IN 2 voice indicative Of all the liner feelings
HMr Spekendike, the laws of Nebraska do
not warrant you in making such an ungen.
s,em.nly attack upon me, and that too in my
MIR. Spokendike -"Mr. Snifles, Won. sir
are a. swindler, knavs . dsfrauder. =
cheat, and a robber, SIR"
ard, sir W"
Mr.. Spokendike-" You be ID
,ir."
And then III!
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The Lives Of three Children Lost
and the last ard only child piven up y -
WITH C0NSEiF PTgONlg

WITH CONSEiE PTBON1y
Read the following statement Of highly rsspesea
bic Druggist.
MIR. WM wORLEY, OF Hancock County, ohit, IN
parted the following Information 70 lsrasi Grsss 90
Agentin Hindlay.
Mr.. wonLEY had lost three at Of family q fosR
children, BY that dread destroyer, Consumpsionl M
fourth and last child taken IN, and continued y
grow worse and worse, until the family despATed o.
hts life sister Of Mr.. .r5sFy advised him - try
HALLs BALsAA TcR tt-cs; be purchased ons bottle
Of the Baram Or me, and administered II 10 strcs &C.
cordance with the directions conaulag ~ through
one entire night. Next morning tie child esnmsacsd
vomiting. eopiouay, and threw up aovs GAae Dtas Of
'.naasr;" tie relief se0s isstGnfaasoUs. zAs oA&ld
snprocing. and i NOS three weeks amer
asing the Balsam,) quite seeu aIr. Wosisy thinks
hat bis child VIII soon enjoy robust health.
ISRAEL GREEN.
Flndlay, Ohio, Feb. IL, 1858.
BOLLEs, SMITH CO., Propsissors, Chicago.
For sale By Agents and Druggists eTsrywhers.
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Sheriff. HaIa

Stdle 81 I0srd, Ues NOSnes County, o..
10y virtue OF an execution me directed issusd ma
OF IN ONCE OF the Clerk Of the District court for
saio county, in favor of Bernheim sP Brothers and
against Msndie Brothers. have levied upon ana Win
expose 70 sale to the highest bidder Auction Room
in said county Of Des Moines on the 3sih day Of d.
cember next D. 1858. between the hours Of O'Clock
described property, to-wit: large stock OF Resdv.
Made Clothing, Coat and Pant Trimming, Carpets a.
rare opportunity 10 here offered for the trade 10 Re.
plenish their stocks. Remember Tuesday, Decemhsr
18th and all who want cheap Clothing.
Taken and levied upon the property OF said Man.
die Brothers, to satisfy raid writ Of execution
A. j. HILLHOUSE
~ ns.
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Xxx. xxx and Stock Al.

ME undersigned begs leave 70 inform the public that
he has just received . large supply Of IN. above
mentioned Ale and 10 prepared furnish the pnbic
with % good quality Of Ale be found suyvhere
at prices TO suit the tmes.
- All orders from the city or country enclosing .
remittance solicited aud properly attended to.
nov24-dsm. T. ID. REsLEY,
No. % Water Street.
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CQicago, Nov. 10.

:. CQicag0, Nov. ~.
Flour in moderately active.
Sales Of No spring Wheat include 900 bushels in
two elevators, in small parcels at 60c IL 600 bush Ia
lots at 6atlkc, chiefly at the former. The extreme
prices being paid only for rounds lots at particular
places Rejected spring wheat meets fair inquiry at
aoa5lc, chiefly the former No sales of winter wheat
reported. Buyers and sellers being 2a8c apart and
quotations nominal
New Corn forms the bulk of present recents and &.
in good request for the home trade.
Oats not SO active. New No in bags selling at 4Oa
Ale.
Barley very dull in store, no inquiry and quotations
merely nomin Il.
Rye in good demand by city distillers.
cog market quite active.
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THR WBEKLY HAWK EYE

I,easas 81 Nv. w. ". PArfss % Orr
I.sA.-Rev. II. Ralaoa lectures before ~
vo..1 Nen's Chrislian AssssiaAiea sAis eseaing
.nbiess .Yssag America" We think We
3. eslsly premise that NJ. r. viii Aaa6is hs
..n;.., With ability and interest shsss wAe may
I. "a fortunate = 70 attend.
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TIE lsrKsroR OF THE SEWING MACHINE
ELas Howe, Jr., Of Cambridssport. Mass, OBJ
Aired patent for the first practically useful
awisg machine in 1916. For eeveral years il
~ source of annoyance and expense to him,
nh little or no pesuniary preft. Since that
me many improvements have been patented,
pa the manufacturing Of sewing machines lie
~ the most extensive business in the United
Ais', end thousands are sold annually. Elias
Dss, Jr., oncs . poor inventor, with few
ahds, row receives from the most promine en-.
AAsn Of sewing machines, . tribute that will
Ma him. before the 6rst term of his patent
apns (ls6o,) one Of the weslthisst men in
lsssursry. We do not speak frsm any posi-
No taowledge Of the facts, but his present an.
"a Income cannot be calculated ~ less than
% hundred thousand dollars; certain it 10, that
the course Of . single month he must have
csived from one establishment no less than
Aty thousand dollars, judging from the num-
y OF machines sold by that concern. On al
s't any pleasant day porty man with flow
hair, white oravat and broad brimmsd Kos
.sh hat, may BE- seen on Broadway, dashinK
eas behind splendid pair Of fancy horses, ft
The stud Of an Emperor, and with all the
~ ad independence Of . millionaire. That
,aan Elias heve, Jr., once the poor and hum
k misunderstanding American.
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LIFE IN ALEXANDRIA, EGYPr-A lettsr from
MI. shattuck, one of the workmsn who went
from Springfield to put up the cars built here
ioF the Pasha OF Egypt, writes from Alexandria.
August IL, of their life there. They board
with an English engineer for $50 month. and
get oeef and bread for breakfast, potatoes and
peer tor dinner, and bread and beef for supper.
IN no case sweetened by yankee pies or cakes,
Alexandra contains l30,OO inhabitants, with
crooked and narrow streets. In the Europcan
part OF the city are many fine houses and large
squares. The city il improving, many new
houses are building, and it is destined to be
once more place OF great importance. az it ia
the principal seaport OF Egyp', the Quite, of
the river Nile through canals to the sea, and has
railroad running ESQ miles across the country
W Tue hea sea. In the streets, you see thou
sands OF Arabs dressed in every color of the
RAINBOW, with large turbaus, and moving about.
or sitting cross legged in their shops. lazly
smoking pipes. The women appear in the
street oil mutfed up, having only a single owe
visible. Hundreds Of boys with donkeys push
about urging every body to ride. Camels bear.
ing of heavy loads march slowly along. There
70 such a strange mixture Of all nations aud ev-
cry Imaginable thing that one hardly knows
which way TO turn or What 10 look at first. The
pashA and all his officers are much pleased with
the Springfield cars, and are likely to want some
more. Mr.. Shattuck had pair Of slippers sent
to him from a Springfield friend which the
pasha SO warmly admired that he gave them to
him, and Mr.. S. thinks the Manufacturer at home
will have a large order for similar slippers for
the supply Of the court. Mr.. Shsttuck writes
that ne expects to return home about Christ
mas Springfield (hass. Republican.
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1Ae ueExoso 0ane Dnak - Aaraea ~
'eAe u. =. DAAp N1AGnao.
h Leo1on xsnae ~ ! lsEass ihen q. Via
oenA Co. - -Yesde, sfating hat ~ Niaea,a
pat II thces - ~ 93d Of Ocsebst. Il apcears
sAat y - al whish ne Niagara toek on
boos4 q Caarlsstcn, 81 died before tho ain
ssasAe4 the Cape % Verde IslAnds. Dr. Ra-
neH We Agent dssctiasa tbs cendi.ioo Of the
agrees e follower
they are extremely filthy, and nuch nr.f.,
aa9ity 70 drssa. We have adopted tie pian 81
Aavtag large hose turned On tAem twice 81
wees, VITA sereng 0ea at the engine. Thew s.
psas yell enough satisfied Wit the BAH. bnt
eAascA svsa By ths lash, which 20 a. com
psiIsd 70 employ freely. b nade 8 ahserva
any other sanitary Or decent habit. L reouircs
aeoed large crew Of men 70 keep the spar deck.
wnsfs they are located, sleaa. whsn cioshisr
was pat On them In Charleston, Of which the
ss9ro saves 10 the city eontributsd several
Gray Ioads. they immediately tore is or and
rolled ia the sand and basked in the Gun.
! know but few cases in which they manifsat
any sympathy for Que another, except 70 help
scratch each others backs. They gave NO a.
se0tl0n or sympathy whatsoever 70 the sick and |
dying. When one 10 dead the body may lie for |
hours among then in immediate contact. ~. |
annoticsd. But - soon ~ the soul has 6ed |
they steal che blanket Of the deceased. and mas,
ensersmonaoueay proceed to appropriate his
bread, spoon and bag. During the preeess Of
burial they never manifested the sliehtes, con
ssrn. more stolid, brutalizsd, pis:sble sss Of
beings never behsld. -
Al OF them take medicine without word a.
ecJecsion, yes Whenever one sickens he il n.
most certain to die. We found them v;,h
curvy, oiarrhGa. and opthalmia, and relieved
'sry much Of thu former and latter. The, No
ave = Also catarrh. influenza, scurvy and chronic
''srfhea. We have given shen ali the s,S
aas money. literally expended and directed hv
asemssnt Christian sympathiss, could dict.te
y 'ut they are SCI Of poor, miserable heinss
,a VII probably soon relapse into their oid
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CHAPTER YR roUrH.R

CHATTER YR FoUrH.R
The death shot kissing from afar-
The shock-the shout-the proan If war
Reverberating along that vale
More suited to the shepherds tale
Though few the numbers--their's the
strife
That neither spares nor speaks for life /"
From an osced to freedom bv ne Rer
Rife Beecher' Esqr
Mr.. Snifaes swung his dexter manipula.
tor with titanic force into the stomachean
regions OF the corporal economy of Spoken.
olke, and drew therefrom a groan of an.
golsh,, while he at the same time aroused
therein . most reasonable case of flatulent
cnoiic But the nerve and courage of Spok
endike was not wanting, recovering his cen.
ire OF gravity, he drew up his right pedal
Perambuiator to an angle Of forty-fiye de.
grees, and propelled that fearful integumen.
tary covering Of the human foot known as
the brogan boot, into close and startling
proximity with the extreme portion of the
lower posterior dorsal vertebre of the some
what embarrassed Snifles But what boots
1t that the cowardly creditor should thus
boot strong and warlike debtor2 Mr.
SMILES returned to the charge, with the
strength OF a Sampson and indomitable fe.
roclty OF a Pawnee brave. He grasped the
unfortunate Spokendike in a fearfully peeu-
lar manner, by inserting his terrible thumb
which was about the size of a short piece
Of large bologna sausage,) in the mouth of
Spokendlke, and his crowbarlike forefineer
N his lett eye, and then deposited lick after
lick of his pondsrous dexter manupilator ON
md about the nasal protuberance that
adorned the comedy features of his unfortu-
nate creditor. The claret flowed therefrom,
ind sundry teeth were consigned from the
mouth of the aforesaid Spokendik to an un.
timely grave in his capacious stomach-in
hort the yalorous Spokendike was whipped,
laxed, cleaned out, and Snifiles was yicto-
ious Taking the almost lifeless form of
he creditor to the door, he kicked it igno-
into the street, and as the pun
neled corporisity Of Spokendike struck up
N the cold, cold ground, he could only ejac-
llate-'Oh me !!I'
And he OWED him m! !
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Horace Bell, whose capture and imprisonment
By the Ksntuckians excited 20 much indigna-
ton in Southern Indiana, . short time since,
has turned the currents Of popular feeling
against himself by paying his address 70
young lady Of Corydon, against her will, and
attsnpsing 70 kill her friends Who remenstrassd
with him.
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ITO nENT-Toa small and g,nteel family. Who
i will BE- willing to take . gentleman and wife TO
board large and convenient Brick House, In the
heart OF the city, within two minutes walk the Bar.
ret House, To business this II the best oppoYtu
nifty the city for quiet and at the psme time con.
venient home. For particulars Apply 1t this ONCE
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- u IS quite common observation, that
sumption Is the chief curse Of this climate preyn
oid ana young, and scattering widely shafts of de.
struction But all who have Travelled through the
south and west or indeed, through any portion of the
interior OF the country must have noticed that there
is disease far more prevalent among Americans than
consumption. Day after day they are alternately
shaking as with nervous fiji, or rendered deirious
with fever Most of them fEd early grave. No one
who has ever seen experienced this disease can fail
to perceive that we allude what is called Fever and
Agae- The discoverer OF remedy for this evil must
ana should be considered public btnefactor and DIR.
J. H0STETTEk's CELEBRATED lIT1LRs is the rem.
sdy, we know from personal trial
For sale BY Druggists and dealers generally,
noyZ-dkwlm
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BCsIinsrsa. Nsn5av n. NJ Nev. ..
The rains Of lass week havs sgain placed ID
roade in 40 alnaoss impassAble csDditios, and
consequently, but listls b dsiag II couassy pre-
duce, lissie wheat = eenine forward, and i
bringing biz her 6gurss than il did last week
81 lit,,. hoa.. /. .,-;.;,a s.o., -. .oun,rv
s''~s s"'s cat asrosy % cOauostso st''s''ou
One 81 our houses have purchased several car
loads Of SpriDg-ChioaSo. a. CSC: making ! cos,
AZ La. 49,, sa. a.u...s r.
- - ,...,'
o..'' .'3 D'nos Pfoasce' sns's very "''is
actien.
Our pork houses are doing considerable work.
havinr emf IN. La, v..L :. to,,ov..
ss,,
Scnsncs z D0n.se' .oos
Sunoef'ano, Davy 20, Z.oIS
= avof'te = Coz 700
tota', o,oo4
The whole number Of hogs slaughtered, thus
far. n.
n s.h~n.. \ net. 60.
:" Sunda,lana D.v, h Co 1Iss
+ E.vas;,s = =, soo
IT,, - a.,
'4
There are, this p. M, about 900 in pens
The figures for nett norL. have increased.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R1mLE SOCIETY OEPODITO8Xs-Atan
ID store efMsssEs 0nGWyG Harper Je0sFoen eeseee
Dasllngts ,whsFs Gne11A AsslaA swedish sd Well
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PROF AGASSTZ

PKOF. AGASSlZ
Urgently appeals those who have sub-
~ scribed for his "Natural History OF the U. s." and
have not yet taken the l. and IL vols 1t 10 absolutely
requisite that all who have engaged this work
should fulfill their part Of the engagement this time
Ia order to nsure complete success OF the succeed
ing volumes. The following named indiydu ais are re-
specially requested to call Messrs Corse Son for
their copies:
Hon. James W. Grimes.
:. Fits Henry Warren.
T" }. y. Hall,
VIM The mpson.
" David Rorer.
u. D. Rand, ESQ.
Jas Putnam, ESQ.
A. T. Garthe, ESQ.
A. d. Green, Esq.
Milton ID. Comstock, ESQ.
novzA Gazette copyD
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A Baltimore paper rseounts 4 scene which
ecurred in the Holiday Street Theatre . few
evenings since, thus:
"A fne locking young woman in more than
he ususl amplitude OF orinolins, entered with
Dor beau, ard was making her way through the
hlrssdy well filed seats to the front row Of the
rsss circle, where places had been reserved 70,
hem. To do so, With oil the bold freedom Of
smnins Young America, she stepped upon the
beats. .bsn unfortunately her hoop, or rather
shs easr hoop Of her skeleton skirt, caught
spen lie back Of the seat as she swept by, and
ehs fastening about the waist breaking, the
whole concern came down by the run, and 80
phe stepped forward and out of il. was left hang
us 10 full view upon the seat. The change was
tlonishing; the full blown belle at one moment,
W mex. looked like q lamp post with a silk
en tied around il. For moment also the
suug lady was Inconsistencies of the accident
another she saw the full extent Of it, and
Nushng crimson, sank into her seat, and for tae
NIT half hsur had undoubtedly the most bril-
iAas complexion In the audience.
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Since Janl, sl9l 1859 252 1904 eo7 1857 slsa 100
The following will show the total foreign inn
ports and exports at oil the ports of the United
States for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1863
Imports for tho Year ls57-5s.
Dutiable goods, $2O2,293,
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Coloring Fluids for the Hair arc

Coloring Fluids for the Hair arc
Dangerous
Woods Hair Tonic restores the COLOR notify the nj.
trate Of silver process, but by restoration Of the
healthy function upon which the original and naturs
color Of the hair and its moisture, its gloss its e and
censeqen,iy its original beauty depended. Professor
Wood At the age Of thirtyseven years gray Is
man Of eighty, and his hair dry, thin and dead
Now he has not single gray lock upon Lis crown, nor
Is his hair thin or dry but so pabie and moist
OF cLd OF i've years. This preparation acts upon
the roots for after apple alton, that portion the
hair nearest the scalp found restored to its original
color, whatever 1t was while the Of the hair are
gray. Try WOODS HAIR TONIC, and do not apply
any other tH after you have this. this resolution
you viii never have occasion to use hair dye.
CAuTIoS.-Brware Of worthless limitations, as several
are already in the market, called by different Names
Use none unless the words professor Woods air Re-
lucrative. Depot ST. Louis, No., and New York; are
blown In the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Pat, ut
Medicine dealers Also by all Fancy Toilet Goods
iealers in the United States and Canadas
Sold here BY all Druggists
w. i'm
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cHARrRR m SECOND.

HeachiAg those dsmicilatory aocommoda.
lions wherein the fraudulent and iMnudsr,
Snliiles drew the oxygenated luxury Of the
etnerlal air into his dabolical lunpa and
snsreoy vegetated; he entered the door and
$1,000 before the entire Sniffles family. con-
slst'nG OF the recreant Debtor, Mrs Snifles
ANA eleven jnvinile Snifiis., ranging from,
sen months to fifteen years Of age. al bein8
dressed in yellow dresses, and having vi.
'ow nalr, freeklsd faces, moist noses, and
rhsumy eyes. .'1
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MATTHEW BROWN.

- - !. ~ H.
LAS removed his shop 70 Copp Parsons Block,
Room No. -, where he 10 prepared execute III
orders In his line. Cutting, making and repairing
promptly done q reasonable prices and faction
warranted. FnOvl7