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A CARD To THE LADIES.
DR.. Duponco's Golden Periodical Pills
for Fem a1on

1nfaibls In correcting Irregularities relieving pain.
fui and distressing Aenstruation, tparticulsrly Il
the change Of liSe,) remove all obssrucuons, from
Whatever causes, and always successful % preyen-
i've. 81 the sane time perfectly harmless The com.
position Of the Pills 10 10 secret every agent selling
them presented with the receipt, and the age nvi
tell yen they are the best Pills ever known for an
diseases peculiar to females, viz: Distressing and
Painful Menstruaton. Retention, Pains In the Back
or Lons, Pressing-down Pains, Rush Of Blood to the
Head, Dissiness, Dmness Of Sight, Green Sickness,
heavnsss, Fatigue any slight exertion Palpitaton
OF the Heart, and oil the various distressing con-
plants, particularly the most annoying, weakennS,
and the beginning Of all other female weaknesses,
LEUCOEsRHEAO OH WHITES.
All o. which On DuroHoo's Yaazm GoLDRs PMS are
certain to cure.
Price e1.o per box. Sold By
=. :. GAY, Sole Agent.
No % Jefferson Street, Burlington Iowa.
70 whom Al orders must be addressed from the
couniies q Des noines, Henry Jefferson Wapelo and
LOUISA ne VIII supply dealers ct proprietors prices
ana sene the FILLS "to Ladies" tconhdentally BY an
TO any part Of the country, BY sending him 81 ~
through the Burlington Post-Onice, iowa.
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MoRPHr's LATEST VlcroRY.-The Persia brines
intelligence Of brilliant victory Of Morphy
over Nongredieu, the President Of the London
Chess nlub, who went to Paris 10 play match
with the young American champion. The win.
ner of the irst seven games was to be the win
ner Of the match. The result was Is follows !:
Aorpby7. Aongredieu none, drawn /.
The New York Herald of last Monday pub
fishes under the head of The Southern Slave
Trade . large amount Of correspondence aud
extracts from Southern papers, going to show
that the foreign slave trade is being opened and
encouraged in the Southern States, though, a.
yet, in clandestine manner.
There 10 curious report from Utah, in the
correspondence Of San Francisco paper, to
the effect that Brigham Young keeps within
doors through fear of his life that several Of
the leading Mormons are specializing and
that life and property are unsafe in the Terri
tory.
The parties who were married in Cincinnati
recently, after four hours acquaintance in
railroad car, had fare up while going round
to St. Louis on the Martha Putnam, and sepa-
rated. The lady returned to Ohio on the same
boat.
EIGHT CHILDREN AT BIRrH.-About two
months since, the wife Of Jacob Abbott, in Col
conda, G. w., presented her husband with eight
pledgee Of affection At one birth. These child
rem survived until six weeks old, when two Of
them sckened and died. The remaining six are
still living and thriving finely. The whole eight
we're very small specimens Of humanity when
ushered into the world, - might have been OF
pected. This statement il literally true. It IL
vouched for by numbers Of respectable witness
%, who saw the children Boston Herald.
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To the Afflicted with Scrofula ~r cid
DIR. Bakers Specific.

1ns q SAFE ana certain Cure or qonorrA0a elect
STRUCTURE, Seminal WEAKNESS, Ch0ydee, Diseases Ot
Me Kidneys ana Raider, and az Diseases Of ne
GenitaI OrQdms.
Reader, have you private diseased 10 not NEGLECT
It, II you 60 to regular physician with your case You
peril your reputation. If you 20 to an advertising
use Dr.. Bakers Specific, which has saved Thousands
upon thousands from the hands Of the Mercess Quacks
II not from premature grave With DR.. Bakers Spe.
cine you can cure yourself and prevent exposure, -
plain directions for use accompany the medicine.
uPrice 81 so per bottle.
Prepared BY Dr. Easteriy OF Third and Chest
nut street, 81. Louis, Mo-, sole Proprietor.
Sold BY =. GAY and SQUIRES bLOSS, Druggists,
Burlington, and By Druggists generally. fs6l0
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Prof. Weed, 212 Broadway, 10 running
the hair dye trade. People will not use dyes when
natural restoration to the ORIGINAL color OF the hair can
De produced BY natural remedies. Dyes are artificial
agents. and dangerous in their application, but Woods
Hair Tonic il healthy smulant and causes healthy
growth growth Of gray hair upon young persons
head Is unnatural, and to apply coorng fluid pro-
duces an unnatural result the color ID changed to DO
sure, but not Through the roots Of the hair Ladies' do
you see that geraninm plant In the window yonderf
how yellow and faded IL looks? It ID alive and growing
bat where the beautiful rich dark green that belongs
to III Gone. You color those leaves By an exter-
nal application a chemicals, but they will not remain
colored. Do You desire to do II naturally Make
solution Of guano water apply to the roots, and the
plant will take itpp into the SYSTEM and then you viii
see rich green permanent hue Prof. Woods Hair
Tonic works the principle. The roots Of the
hair drink up that application and Aigh health and
beauty result.
CAUros-Bewsre ofworthless limitations, @ several
are already In the market called By d6erent Names
Use none unless the words Professor Woods Hair Res.
torative Depot. 81. Louis, No., and New York; are
blown in the botte Sold by Al Druggists and Patent
Medicine Dealers. Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods
dealers, in the Omitted States and Canadas.
nDFl. hp1m
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U u - 80 -
Tkess sycs 1Omanes = lths Bui1; -
are IT'LL made III ~ region u ~ hsafs,
lpunes ara stilI enpeied but nov ~ ~
Iast ronsaos n IL 1gnfo II.
a young Roman aeco,np1nisa ~ Boey
PArisenDe, - observed daily il - Bois,
riding behind ) pair 81 iTOn gr.y hcrsss.
Nothing singular II this. certainly, bat
tho panel Of ire calash displays - slabor-
ate coat Of arms, with the figures II nised
il gold on blue ground. "A crown y
likewise discovered, foc NJ. QSsdini
(such j. the hcro's nalne) j : Roman
Count. Anything peculiar in that figure
Ii, think you 7 Lister. The father Of
the Count arrived !. tome It the age Of
II, with II baiocchiin his pocket. From
. gGrcon de cafe he rose 70 the position of
porter, and then becamea cicerone. With
biz earrings amounting % 100 crowns,
he opened . small cafe. Selling il q . |
alter period for 1900, he built hotel
which hs kept for II years. He NEXT b.
'ame Interested in the grain trade, made
y voyages 70 the Last, amassed colossal
ortune within second period Of II year3l
nd finally retired 70 OdassA.
Remaining the happy influences Of the
I upon his destinies, be applied il in ev-
y thing. All his business transactions, |
I his voyages were commenced On the ::
7th Of the month-he owned II vessels / {
ought II chateaux. Strange 70 say No !
led 1t the age Of u, leaving II millions :
, his three children. His eldest soa !
ought Roman title for the sole purpose !,
displaying coat Of arms which should !
the famous number. To or
sr to propitiate the presiding genius oil .
i father, he married young girl Of sew !
lteen on the 18th Of December last :
. had long searched the Champs Elysees z
+ q site where his hotel Tin contempla-
ny could have the number II. Perse- .
rance has rewarded his eForts-he has
dnd just such spot in the Rue des Wig d
SIT friends dine with him weekly, and =
is determined that neither his wife NOR \
nself shall outlive the u years Of his !
her. This IS an ssower true tale" n
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Liver Complaint Cnr.a.

Ar. A. L. ScovILL,-Dear Siy:-I feel il nv
duty to let you know what your medicine has
done for my wife. She was greatly troubled
with the Liver Complaint, attended With debili-
~ for number Of years. The physicians
prescription, which we tried, failed to cure her.
We tried your Blood Syrup, together with the
bathing over the liver with salt and alcohol
every night, and by the use Of five bottles she
was entirely cured. Yours respectfully,
DAVID FREENAN.
Cincinnati, Oct, Is, 1857.
Residence on Court st., bet. Race and Elm
Sold by all Druggists.
See Advertisement 10 another column Of our
paper. VII
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DIR. EASTERLY'S
Iodine and SarSaDari1la

'aS MEDICINE VIII permanently cure all diseases
ssstsia. % Se:': 'sa ia Sores. rp.<. o. a. ,se.
zstser, Sca1d Head sat- R1eass, cancsss. Go;trs
WAiss S'oenings, Fscer Sores, fles, Erysipsics
Spelling p 20 elands, Pains !. Ne Bones asl
S0e"ts AZ Chronic L1sedSes, AID Dise0ses arisin0
iron" ne Hss q Mercury and CulomeJ.
such powerful curative properties are combined in
-! -. Easierly's lodi line and Sarsap arillo
ougay CURED BY h-Cases that had resisted every
Known remedy and been given up by the most dstin.
su,sned n rn ysicians a. confirmed and incurable
FOR Liver COMPLAINT and DYSPEPSIA IL n m
rLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM, no matter how BAD.
used II will cure every form Of NERVOUS
DISEASE, and strengthen and restore the system u
perfect health and vgos. II 10 positive cure for
EMALE COMPLAINTS, such - Irregularities Of the
Monthly Periods, Barrenness, &c. For females N.
preaching that critical period 81 e-the crsArIoS q
1HE MENsEs-it IL invaluable.
Ladies whs admire clear, beautiful, WHITE sKIN
ano rosy cheek. should Dr. EASTERN Iodine N
SarsapArilla Il will remove Pimples nom the FACE
biotehes, and all ronghness from the skin and rive
Ier ana beautiful complexion.
4 win cure Dropsy, Gravel, Diseases OF the Kidn.y,
naaode. ana Urinary Organs Ithas equal in these
Dr. EasteFly's Iodine 4 Sarsaparilla
y positive and radical for MkRcuRiAL DIsrAsr
g matter how deeply It may have into the frame
ana vital organs Il will eradicate every particle Of
ercury rom the system, and heal it, bad Effects Il
val cure secondary Syphilis, venerea Disease, no
matter how long IL may have been In the system md
sAA0s vNeuay AAuiun8te ana eXpel the oyphitic
virus, and all hereditary tants and poisonous matter
1m me SYSTEM and restore It to perfect state Of
HEALTH and PURITY.
To she Afflicted with Scrofula ~r old
SOfcSs
Perscns who have long been afflicted with scrofpla
oid sors, letter, Ringworm, ecald Head, Blotches
GRiDLEYs SALT RHEUM AND rETrIR oi *
me sores Or diseased parts when using Dr. Easter
ys Iodine and sarsaparilla The Iodine and sarsa.
para purines the BLOOD and drives out OF The svs-
tenn the impure and vicious matter, and removes the
cause, while the Ointment HEALS the SORE When
both are used, which always recommend failure
OF radc4 and permanent cure has never been known
they are the best remedy in the world.
rS.-The proprietor soemnly believes thai his Iodine
ana saFsapara and Gridley's Ointment wnL CusE any
form Of Ulcer Old Sore on any part 81 the sv.tem
used according to directions, for reasonable l<r0M
q tane faithful and honest trial ID al ask-I do
mot fear the result. =
q Price Of the Iodine and sarsaparlla d per bot
per bottle = $500"
Prepared BY Dr. Easterly, southeast corner Of Third
and Chestnut streets Louis sole proprietor to whom
all ord trs must be addre ssed ~
. FOLD ~ =. D. GAY and SQUIRES BLOSS DruRsists
D1In1eson, anu ~ druggists generally. febl0
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-. - Csssssy MsssAsnls y partIsslaF. =
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-. Il. IL b Asslk Assb CtseAiaG ksv-
~. GesSs, Hsss. 0seAa Cssinerss -
= T.;ieys 1tiaans;aea ~. - aesls eroe
- ,eai sxrssssvs Il sAsis Eoe h he ely.
~, keep ssns u he assss OssfAiass o.
- - Tssttesa Which hey vill = happy
:. ~. y . ~, = ssoss . l. sa''a. q
: !. .,.as Cleshing esa b bought fes. ten
-. intending 70 80 % rshss Peak vill aad
!. !. -, hind Of goods II tAsif eseasshhnsaa
Go ana GsEExDAun : KAsKKE,
JsfHsos s., No ~.
.h.s;ns elsewhere. ApA-0&W0
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i -. - : - ~ AAsAss
i - vo1sh go 49, sheaId ssAd - advef
=. .h'sn 80 eesa msesssa = or eslsnns p
- sssseys = - 1sse. me- nsa'cines ars ssnini
vey Iapisy y nearly every town sud city - Wsa
ssa'es, ana shers ne bses sas one voics ssyinsi
81 AAsssy Jsaf nedic'ees afs ssed. Daring the iasi
y.sD osss Uns nandrea Inossand Dessaas Ct DT.
49, aao sassapasA's nsvssesa 80; 49,
49, - 1aossand sosres q Dr. kasserys ssssr
AineTs ana vss1 large suanuass q -. Car
80 Uough bAsam, Dr. Hecper's 1enAls Cordial, gnd
- DaksFb Sesei6cs and The dsnand y every Aay In
ersine which shows cha When artieles Min
s.t.,..s. $50. ~. 60.
81. - 80 ssssss 49, 20 nos lsA y - epPse-
eiatsd b. The American people. Nc p~r.on aMicted
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HonkiJ1 Nen}av -

M9nklnNsUN, Bo4AA9 20.
q me weather ~ ~ - vssk ~ bses -
aad siaay. Ihs sss1s ars dsyins rapidIy.-
I Dasinsss y ASSUMING GArisk sppsssssss. n
6vss. theagh still vssy AieA, = slovly psssdiag
i Nothing y dolng b eraia. DaaiAe 10 wesi
No vbeas ef aay ssassqssaos hss cons Ia
Oar nillsrs ars negotiating fss qaaAsisiss 10 81
Lssls and Chisags. Ossassy peodaes s.ill eone,
b ptsasifhlly, and ~ nsae snall inereesa Il
some o. the psitsa
ll}c. Clarified 10.
COFfEE-l93AlS.
1OLAG8GS-By the bbl., Plantation n
= q. Belchsr's IS, kegs $500.
| NAILS-AsaeA 2S.
RIOE-5H
| FkUiT-Raisins, prime q, so-Apu,es n.
Sl.60 Per bush; dry 1l1c Peaches, i21c.
,nnUOaS-el, 5Oa2 50 Per dozen.
VIM, nsA =, sound Spring. none arriving.-
fLOUR-Choice winter eo 6onn7 90. n..,
load % l0a16 60.
!bEANS-9l, 76at2,2 As per buah.
fVrATOES-tl per bush.-nons.
CORN-6OA7O css.-scarcs.
OATS-0Oc.
BUTTER-lea2Sc.
EGG817c.
ONlONS-9l.
CHICKENS-el.95al.S 80 per dozen.
hOGS.-Gross, t5,O0a6, so; nett, %, Ooa7 90.
bEEF-Gross, q, SOFA 90, nett, e6,OOae.Oo.
SHEEP-Prime, q, sOas so.
hAY-Timothy, eS@lO dull
WOODS OOa4 90.
HlDES-green, 7a7}; Dry Flint ltal6
green salted 7}a74.
WHESKEY-27c.
FURS-Coon lOa75, Mink $lal Is, Otter a |
to ~, Beaver 7tael To-, Wild Cat l6a6o, Prairie
Wolf 20a75. Gray Fox l5AS5, Red Fox q.
~ Mnskrat tal0, Deer l23a2s, Fisher $laS, Martin
elias.
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Chicago. April I'd. 80.

Cnicago, April I'd, 50.
Fleur.-The -four market 10 inactive. w,
quote, g the present prices for oil
: brands: For white winter wheat -four "a. "a
$50; red winter, 81, rs 600, spring wheal
double extra, 35,76 500, spring wheat extra.
$9.2S $50; common extra sass 500; sprine
wheat supsr6ne 1856 Ats; fine $500 so.
Wheat-sales Of small lots were made on
Change to the amount Of 5000 bu, at 81. 90
and 81, 20 for No. l red; $l,l6, &l51, Sl,l6 for
NO; red; este for standard Spring, and s63c
and SEC for No. Spring, all in store one small
lot OF old No. Spring cold at CSC delivered:
Two cargoes Of No. red winter also cold: one
on private terms, and one Of 10000 bu Al
| 3l,S14fob.
Corn-Owing TO the difference in the viewa
| OF buyers and sellers but little business was
done in corn, and sales on Change were ONLY
some 1900 bu picked up in the following lots:
SO9 bu No. in bulk and 200 bu damp in bags
at 76c. 800 bu At lie and SOObu at Tic. 100
gu At CSC, oil per 60 lbs on track, and 500 bu At
6Sc per IS lbs on track.
Oats-Sales $50 bu No. at $50 on track.
and $50 buIrejected at 43c in store.
Rye-Steady at 30 csc per 60 lbs at depot.
Rar'ey-Dull and heavy. Common As a 6Oo.
prime Is 100 per ton.
Grass Seed-Market quiet Sales 10 bu Hun. |
per bu.
Corn Meals in good demand. and We note
sales OF unboted at SIS, 100 rs 800 per ton: and
Of boted $ls,Ooa 1900.
Mill teed-Scarcs and advancing; shorts SELL |
ing at SIT per ton on track.
hiehwine-Insct;ve but firm at 25@ q 26c.
Pork-Mess is lower, and we quote City Mess
nominal at SIT 90; Prime at $ll,O0
Cattle-The demand for Cattle is good and
good Shipping Cattle command $500 and up
wards readily. Sales are made at about 81, so
500 for Inferior; $3.50 400 for medium
ana *4,oO AIS for fat Cattle. Packers are
buying good packing cattle at IS, rs q $50
Hogs-Good shipping Hogs are steady sale at
$500 and upwards for stock weighing It's lbs
and over; light stock Hogs we quote at $3.50
4,5O.
Sheep-Are also in good demand with sales at
"a 90 q $50 per cwt,
Cheese-is rather scarce, and sells at Is q
lac for Hamburg; 10 IL for Western Reserve.
Butter-The stock on hand is light but in
creaslng, and the demand IS good. We note
sales OF the best quality neatly put up in crooks
at liz . lSc per pound. Other good lots sell at
IA q Ice.
Eggs-A shade firmer. Sales at 81 a SIC.
Lard-ls steady and quiet at IL 1l3c.
Tallow-Contnues 10 good request at 9}c
for common, and 10 LOT for prime.
Poultry-Supply rather limited. Live turkeys
II = &c per 10; chickens, - $50 per dog.
common to good, 81, 3S . l,5O for choice.
Hides-Steady. lot 100 sold at lSd for
dry flint; sc for green salt and St for do. coun-
try.
fotatoes-Choice sound IS 96c, per bushel.
Maple Sugar-In large supply and selling at
IL loo for common, Is y lSc for choice in
cakes.
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"And be b1risd hin d ! ysllsy Is the lsnt
q Moab, over against Retn-peol, but no ma
knoweth of bis ospalshre sntl this dAy.'-
Dauk SIS. ~
By Nebo's lonely mountain.
On thu sin 81 Jordan Woss.
In vale in The land e Monh,
There lies lonely grave
And no man dig the sspul1Aee,
And 10 man saW 4 Ser,
For the angels Of God nptaxnsd ehesod,
And laid the dead maA theeA
Thatwas the grandest fanssal
That ever passed ON earth;
But no man heard The tzanpling,
Or saw the train 80 forth.
Noiselesssy - the daylight
Comes whom the nights done,
And the crimson stzDAk On oceans cheek
Grows into the great sun.
Noiselessly - the spring-time
Her crown of verdure weayes,
And oil the trees ON oil the hills
Open their thousand leaves;
50, without sound Of music,
Or voice Of them that wept,
Silently down from the mountain crown
The great procession swept
Perchance the bald old eagle,
On gray Beth-posrs's hight,
Out Of his rocky eyrie,
Looked ON the wOndrous sight
Perchance the lion, stalking.
Still shuns the hallowed spot;
For beast and bird have seen and heard
That which man knoweth not
Amid the noblest ofthe land,
Men lay the sage to rest,
And give the bard an honored place,
With costly marble dressed
In the great minister transept
Where lights like glories fall;
And the choir sings, and the organ rings,
Along the emblasoned wall.
This was the bravest warrior
That ever buckled sword;
Ibis the most gifted poet ii
That ever breathed . word:
And never earth's philosopher
Traced with his golnen pen, II
on the deathless page, truth half 90 sage
As he wrote down for men.
And had he not high honor, L.
The hillside for his pail,
10 lie in state while angels wait.
With stars for tapers tall;
And the dark rock pines like tossing
pumes
Der his bier to wave,
And Gods own hand in that lonely land. P
10 lay him in the graye3 0
In that deep grave without name, "
Whence his uncofined clay IL
Shall break again; most wondereus thouhpt "
Before the judgment day, b.
And stand with glory wrapped around. Of
On the hill he never trod, til
And speak Of the strife that won our life, ci
With the inoarnste Son of God.
}, lonely tomb in Moab's land, p
q, dark Beth-peors hill, ct
peak to these curious hearts Of ours, g
And teach them to be still, e
iod hath his mysteries of grace, !. -
Ways that we cannot tell; -
10 hides them deed like secret sleep y
Ofhim he loves SO welll ee
dublin University Magazine. =
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DR. EASTERLYsS
Fever and A0ll0 Killer.

TAis Medicine scsN cure fecer aad A0me. D,.,.h
Agve, CAsAs aud Ferer, E~sermittent Gnd ReTeit.
11s&sesvs and every form a. Fscer iscidssS 10 10
Among al the CELEBRATED REMRDrEs for Asue
and Fever. nrst and foremost in rank stands
DR.. EasseFIy,s Fever and Ague killer.
This medicine 10 positive cure, both speedy and
permanent During the last ave years cured over
Two hundred thousand cases, which has established IL
emcacy 10 ~ parts Of the West The ONLY RELIABLE
for the Of these distr easing COMPLAINTS
WIN Also cure Enlargement Of the Spleen, ATue Cake,
ETC. perfectly harmless the most delicate con.
sut1sl0n Or tender infant Try II, ye anlicted.
&rice " per bottle, or six bottles for e0.
prepared ~ Dr. kastery corner Of Third and Chest.
NUT streets .et. Leuis, No., sols Proprietor
ssid ~ :. = GAY and eQUIRE8 BLOS0, Druggists.
burlingtoe, and b. Druggists generally. fsSi0
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The retrograde European journals all quote
with great delight the recent exposure Of the
corruption practiced in our Navy Department
by hessrs Buchanan and Toucey. The famous
letter Of ~. B." in particular, encouraging Mr.
Toucey to pay several thousand dollars for votes
for Mr.. Thomas B. Florence, N. c., in the form
Of an excessive compensation for steam ma
chinsry, is especially welcome to these enemies
Of universal suffrage and popular Institutions
See, they exclaim, to what results the Repub-
lican system must surely lead! Bribery and
corruption from the very head of the Executive.
who puts his own sign manual to the most re-
voting transactions, down to the lowest official
agent. OF course, with such bugbear, the
English conservatives can successfully resist
every effort to popularize the suffrage in that
kingdom. The Pro Slavery Democratic party
in this country thus exert fatal influence
abroad as we'll az at home. Mr.. Buchanan and
his compeers not only inaict deep disgrace on
their own country, but add strength and weight
to the shackles Of the people in Europe. In
stead Of an example of Liberty to other ma
tons, America 10 now the scarecrow of dss-
pots aud sristocracies.
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tt Great English Remedy.
SlR AMES CLARKEsS
CELEBRATED FEMALE pTIIRl

V04606A4&V 34AA4G 1ILAM
Prepared from prescription Of Mr j. Cashs, Y. D..
Physician Extraordinary . The Qussa.
This vsa-kaevn nsdicns y 10 inpoatiea, hss surs
and saSs remedy tor Female DiAcultss aaA oAssrue.
tela. NON any easss Whatever and although psvsr.
falrsnsdy, thsy eeataan nothing harsf % ~ con
ssltstion.
TO MARRIED LADIES
y peculiarly suited. Il vim. In short tine, brins %
The msathly psrioa with regularity.
1Asss Als Aoss Asssr bssa hsessa h ~, ssAsrs ~
dt-scttsas - - - 1ass f1sapAsA - sssg -
ssvOad.
- Per lan psrsssuiafs. Ut paasAlst Asssgs
~ Agent.
800 aa4 . p.sIass ..a.ps "a ~ !. . ..
thssiaea AGENT WI iassrs bssals esatainiAg svss ~
pills, " ssearn 81 nal.
~ Assas isr ~ Unassa saasss 80 o.es1A. 81
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While the Republican Leeisla.urs a. M,
York b legislasing for the De1ocr.t;c ns.rc,,c.
I,s, the Democratic Legislature Of Ohio d doipa
me same thing for the (now) Republican CITY Of
Oiocanoad. The Ohio legislators propose "a
elve pretty much the entire control Of the citv
e democratic Board Of Commissioners. The
U'nc'nna0 iolks do not like it, though, and pub.
ac meetings are called TO denounce it, and the
ettemPt OF the Legislature to deprive them Of
mat they call "she right 70 govern themselves"
ne vas wise man, verify, Who said sthe world
70 governed too much" Everybody 10 bent ON
governing somebody else, except himself.