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s1sR.. " VI. EslAEL
EsIisssEsa for tsae El

Cincinnati, Mt.
MESsRS. A. l.. SCovILL 4 Cote stters
ago was very low with Co1tsump tioA, ians
seemed to fail to do me any permanslnd
continued to grow worse and worse, unt clan
told me that one of my lungs aods emil, AN! !,
that | cOald not get sceH! / then ttalls
Balsam, which at first sickened me bthrevs
off large quantities of matter I'd phi Dug 4
tiuued to Improve, till was entirely hay
been able to attend to my business eyei SOC.
afterw ard recommended it TO an acduai3ninf
who was a toatking skekstOn, aud apwor<
than was. lie tells me it was the meIng III
life. For further reference cali on me allen
No. 55, south side of East Third street. Brok1
way and Sycamore streets, or at the Nj $ III
more street. JOHN A. \ ~
sey- See advertisement. ~
Sold by j. l.. TAYLOR, Ottumwa
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DYSPEPSIA.

This is very distressing complaint, and
patient more suffering than almost any 9th
in fact, it is a combination of many complae
The symptoms are Numerous, and are Of th.
almost all other complaints combined.
fact arise the very many cases where this
mistaken for some other, and so improperl
The first symptoms-indigestio fiatulenc
appetite, heartburn, headache, etc., ifnegls
most always awaken some dormant disease,
the poor sufferer to a premature grave. y
must first do is cleanse the blood and rec
bowels; do this with the Mountain Hertnd
you can bid defiance to dyspepsia.
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills are sold d.
cine dealers
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STATE NOMINATIONS. The Ticket pnt ir
nomination at Iowa City, for both State off
GERS and electors. is an excellent one. The
gentlemen put in nomination for these i'm
portant positions, are without exception o.
qualification, men of known talents, expert
cnce, and high standing in public and pri
sate relations. They were generally nomi-
rated with an unusual degree of unanimity,
and where such was not the fact, it was
MT owing to any objection to the men, but
to an honorable competition for the positions.
We can work for with enthusiasm and conf
dence Of success.
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A very ardent young Republican rushed
into the Herald Office in Cleveland, last
Monday, and handed Benedict manuscript
which reads thus:
Two things are necessary to salvation, viz,
Faith and ao0rks. In Abraham we have
Fdith, and in Hannibal, acorks. The coun-
try is saved.
The young man Immediately tainted.
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Bakers panace has been long in use, it is
as Indispensable in every family as their bred
and meat. In saving of doctors bills, it can
be estimated by thousands of dollars yearly.
No family will be without it, after once hav-
ing tried its wonderful pain.curiag qualities.
Who will suffer pain one single hour, when
he can be almost Instantly by the Use Of one
twenty-five cent bottle cur'd? Give it one fair
trial, and if you don't find it to be allit is
recommended, go hack to the agent, and
get your money refunded. For sale by j.
l.. Taylor, Ottumwa.
See advertisement
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CONN ADVERTISEMENTS

The Senate DaSs = - ~
Preside !, ,s to use ,,,,', .erH4R0QER!, &CO
to Afr.,:a and appropria ting $50Ot
that purpose and to support the Afrh
The conflict vas renewed on DAD
olutions, and at last they began to
Four OF them were adopted, the vote
ing 80 to 90 on the first, SO to 90 II
second, 81 to 13 ON the third, and 81
on the ourth.
Mr. Clngman then offered the 70
as air amendment:
Resolved, That the existing condit
the Territories of the United States
require the Intervention of Congress
protection ofproperty in slaves.
This caused spicy running debe
great length, Hntil adjournment. The &
fiict of Democratic Senators was painful, "
them, but amusing to outsiders.
MAY 25.--The Senate continued the dis
cussion and voting on Davis resolution
Before the 7th, which is the last, was adopt
ed. the Senate adjourned
Nothing important in the House is reported.
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CEslsTSTEE.S AGgE EAf
The best Ague Cure in use.

Tue pCsb Ague SuTG III use.
CHRISTIE'S A remedy prepared bysty-
sician. &
AGUE A preparation free frcai
ingredients.
BALSAM. Equally eTectual in gill
fever.
When taken according to dfrections,ts
1t never debiiitates the patient like OF
l. pleasant, effective and safe remeGi't
1t has stronger certificates than anyo
When once used it will ever after bes
In short, it stands at the head of ague
DIR. II. C. Daniels, Naperville. ilI.,4
"Your agne balsam gives the best satns
ague medicine that has ever been In -
1t cures in every case, so far as have
| could send You many certificates, bu its
own good yirtses in the cure of ague.
JOHN d. PARK, p
Ia Lake sti1.
Sold by l. Taylor.
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RegrEsGicas M a. rscetiaw.

The Republicans ofwapello county, Iowa, viii meet
In Mass Meeting at Ottumwa, the 9th day of june
1860, at o'clock, nv for the purpose of selecting
delegates to the Congressional Convention the t
District, at oskaloosa, the 20th of June, 1860.
BY order of Central Com A LoTsrErcH Chm
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DIED.-In Charlottesville, Indiana, Sunday,
the 18th inst, of consumption, Miss MARY ISGERsoLL,
in the 22nd year other age. The deceased sister
to L. ID. Inaerso, Esq, the last winters "Linkensale
of the Hduk Eye.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-29

A LIST OF UNPUBLISHED INvENTIoNs.-A
powder proof female.
A wed lock which cannot be picked by
lawyers.
A peck measure which holds but half
peck.
An electric machine which gets up an
affinity between uncongenial spirits.
An electromagnetic alarm which warns
susceptible young women against design.
ing men.
A machine which cleans and threshes
children.
A machine which goes through the whole
process Of courtship and marriage. This
is the invention Of a tailor and hair.
dresser.
A machine that cuts poor old acquaintan
vention of q retired millionaire.
A disagreeable easy chair for unwelcome
visitors. tits upholstered with currycombs
hair pins and fish-hooks. No editorial
tanctum should be without one.
A machine for polishing furnished char
acter. The polishing is conducted in Q
fashionable church, by means Of bank
note and sandpaper.
An instantaneous hair-dye (die.) This
isa composition into which Cincinnati
whisky largely enters. 1t operates on the
body first, and then on the hair
A composition to make fat men lean. Il
is almost wholly composed of alcohol. W.
saw fine looking, portly gentleman who
had just taken dose, lean against lamr
post the other night.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Biggest Ia by.


be last number of the Sunday Times,
q friend "Jennie" thus gives vent tc
binion on the subject of these little
stic comforts, universally known as
he baby subject is not yet exhausted,
speaking of small babies in the shan
- puts me in mind of large one in the
rs, of which the mother was very proud,
of the. singular passion which mothers
to have for enormous babies generally
the delight and triumph with which a
bound baby is exhibited, one would
gine that babies, like Chinese wives,
e valued according to their weight. 1t
IS modest woman, whose baby only
hs only six or seven pounds, feel GER
kind of modification, as if she had
in her duty some wav. In fact, to be
rcd, it has become necessary for baby
hc sort to be monster. 1t must have
large head, or quanty Of unnatural
br development of intelligence totally
Rriance with all received ideas of baby
or limbs which give promise of a
Hercules, or premature beard to
the ordinations of wonder, surprise,
pleasure, which are so gratifying to ma
instincts. A simply plump, sound,
baby, who knows just enough to at
fclusively to its particular baby bust
eating and sleeping and does both
b not half fast enough for this fast
lit finds no special favor in any but its
Fher's eyes until long afterwards, when
Is found that the baby faculty Of doing
erything well, and at the right time, clings
} it and makes it a useful and valuable as
ell as pleasant member Of The family and
{ society.
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FAIRBANKS ScALEs.-It is significant
fact, witch the public will appreciate, that
whenever new scales are put upon the mar
ket, as large numbers have been from time
to time, during the last thirty years. it
seems to be the first and chief aim of the
makers to show that they are the same as
Fairbanks, or like them, or are improve
ncnts upon them, or have taken premiums
over them thus recognizing the latter as
the standard for excellence, and showing
the strong hold they have upon the public
confidence. It is a well-known fact that
while most of these scales have, after more
or less trial, passed mainly out Of use, Fair
banks have gone steadily forward, incrcas.
ing in public favor year after year, and are
now much more generally used than all
others, not only in this country, but where
yer American commerce has been carried.
This could not be SO if they were not all
that Is clsilnAd for them in respect 70 their
durability, g wall - convenisoce and accu.
pcy.-CMtea10 Press and Tri5sne
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NIsslNG.-Wcll, we reckon some folks
hid really like to know what we thought
it. Let's see: In the first place, we
Thought what an absurd idea it is for man
TASK lady to kiss kim, as if he, the sense
les being, thought the poor trembling crca-
E was going to do it. The idea of a
- asking for thing so easily obtained
" it is ridiculous and man with the
i particle of brains would boot at the
"a She'd say NO, till doomsday And
", poor believer, would forego the pleas
of drawing nectar from that rosebud
6pth, simply because you were ignoramus
Enough to ask for what you might have ia
There are ten thousand ways to kiss
VI without asking the pleasure. Direct
attention to something on the table !;
for book you know to be there, go
h the affected purpose Of helping her
ook for it; be particular to get at her
eide-do you need any more telling -
Eou do, you do not deserve the kiss that
ght be so gracefully taken. A man that
build ask kiss Of fair maiden ought to
tarred and fcathered as craven hearted
monster. Don't do it, don't for goodness
sake ask the girls to kiss you. Kiss them
if you want to, but do it like gentlemen
should. Kiss them if you can Eaitress
Georgia Herald.
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TERMS, CASH!

"1E have Large Stock, and are selling at low
w prices for Cash, and should be pleased to re-
ceive orders for goods in line, which will receive
prompt attention.
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A arerient and Stomachic preparation of IRON
~ purified of Oxygen apd Carbon by comhu> ton
in Hydrogen. Sanctioned by the highest medical au
thores, both in Europe and the United States, and
prescribed In their practice.
The experience of Thousands daily proves that no
preparation of Iron can be compared with it. Impur
tiles Of the blood Of vital energy pale and
otherwise sickly comp lexion indicate its necessity in
almost every conceivable Gaze ..
IDnnxious in all maadies in which 1t has been tried
has proved absolutely curative in each of the fol.
lowing complaint. viz:
In D,bility, Nervous A6ections, Emaciation. Dys.
pepsia Constipation. Dia,ThGd. DysenteyY, Isci.
n;enf Consum1t;01 .ScroTuIoas Tabeu,Ios;s san
Rhum, Mismenstuation, Whites CHorosis, Lirer
Complaints. Chronic H. adach. s, Rheumatism, In.
temittsnt Fecers, Pimples on the Face, dc.
In cases of GENERAL DEBILITY. whether the result
OF acute diease. of the continued diminution OF
nervous and muscular energy from chronic complaints
trial OF this restorative has proved successful
extent which description written alton
would render credible. Invads 80 long bed ridden
to have becom" forgotten in their own neighber-
hoods, have suddenly re-appeared in the busy world
ii Just returned from pro'racted travel in distant
land Some very signal instances OF this kind are
attested of Female sufferers cmnciae ed victims ap-
parent marasmus, sanguineous exhaustion, critical
changes and that complication OF nervous and dys-
peptc aversion to air and exercise for which the ply
stefan has name.
In NERVOUS AFFECTIONS of all kinds and for reas
ons familiar to medical men. the oreration of thi.
preparation of iron ecesSarily be sauary for
unlike the old oxides IL is vigorously tonic without
being excising and overheating and &C. sy guary
aTerien in the most obstinate eases of co>tiye
ness without ever being gastric purgative infiict-
ing disagrceable sensation.
1t is this latter property, among Others which makes
1t so remarkably effecua and permanent remedy for
Piles, upon which it also appears to dStinc,
and specific action by dispensing the local tendency
which forms them.
box of these Chalybeate Pills has suced for the
most habitual eases Guiding the atendent
In unchecked DIAHRHGA, even when advanced To
DYsENTERY, cohfrmed, enlaciating, and apparently
malignant, the effects have been equally decisive and
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Selert 2oetrp.
LIBERTY AND UNION.

Hi hkA Il AND UNION.
BY MRS. }. J. MCNEIL.
J CHOW and forever-one, and inssparabe."
sc would sever the Union--but can yc undo. ..
The relation of brother to brnthcrf
Iou may coldly regard him and SANDER him too
when sorrow oertakes him, your heart win be
eee love ye encc bore him, when together &c grew
IN peace by the side Of your Mother.
paid sever the Union-but can We untwiue
ne numberless ties that have bound your
Ne threads of creeping and delicate vine,
have silently spread, In the rain and the shine,
yhen ye would burst them, each gossamer line
urns to "co,d and to cable" around YOU!
I'D sever the Union-what! We VIII were nurs'd
fhe arms of so holy Mother1
l01e dare to pronounce her astray and accursed,
t2cned you to sleep in one cradle at first
elsled your head from the st orm when il burst,
me'er gave the charge to another
Ia sever the Union-bu, can We forget
your Fathers stood shoulder to shoulder?
e one, in privation. their stern hearts were set;
1kc one, 10 the conflict, our foemen they met
He one they melted by sorrow, and yet T. : al
pw N danger grew holder and holder
y xould sever the Union-but will ye divide RI
rhe Flag of our freedom and gloryg
~ DER the field where our forefat hers died
6hdren unfurl 1t with revercd pride:
whose shall be the task to throw it aside,a "a
And tell the sad nations the story?
Hnn1d sever the Union but who then shall claim
rave OF our country's Defender?
Iorth and the South fan the fuel to flame
Ger his ashes, whose glorious name
tchword of Liberty, Justice and Fame
EWe woald all sooner die than surrender.
pould sever the Union-but wo to the day
When ye mingle in council no longer 81
shall keep rulers from deadly affray,
love shall be potent the people to swayl SO
II find yourselves powercss the torrent to stay.
hate and the right Of the stronger!
n sever the Union-our Union and why
and few are the words Of the reason!
lth thinks the South should abjure Slavery;
nth thinks the North does not tenderly try
all her deeds with unprejudiced eye,
nd each finds refuge in-TRRAsoN!
not that ye be not iudged'-Leave unto God
right of condemning your brother
Ike an owner, ye stand on his sod
npr feet in his pathway have trod;
ID are scourged, both alike, by the rod,
pr dare to pronounce on another.
Irish the Union with heart and with hand,
herish your ONE and your altar:
the length aud breadth OF our widespread
ing land,
the ere of Omnpotence spanued, 81
your strength, and the craven withstand.
dares to dissembe and falter!
yer the Union, then Liberty dies.
Ter tore her-in vain the endeavor, IA
soar to yon distant and coud-mantled skies
in vain will the world lift its questioning eyes,
MI not be moved by its gricf or surprise
Once mute, she is silent forever
bro, April, 1860
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NICHOLS, BRITT & CO., s
Commission Merchants

Corner of South Water and Ferry streets r
MILWAUKEE,, |: !: WISCONSIN,.
Established 1852.
For the sale of FLOUR, WHEAT. and other Produce
Our customers rely upon having their business
well attended to give personal attention to all
consgnments. - as-s p W y =
CASH advanced property in store to be sold here
or in any Of the Eastern markets.
CoNsIGNMKNTs are respectfully solicited
REFERENcEs-Tbe Merchants aud Bankers Of Mil
waukee May l, ls60y1
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June Goth. 1860
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFslTS.

see that you get IIucnands German Bi'-
,ers. prepared by DR.. G. NJ Jackson. Phila
lelphis, P-nnsyvani,, aud TIA, ~ sigma
ture is on The wrapper Of each bottle.
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From The Caicago n. w. Christian Adve
csie.t

From the Chicago y. W. Inhs''o" n''o
csie.1
TIE following msy be considered % sr'-
Ting The question infsll;bly, that WIN s"cN
s"remedy on sale BY all principal drugeis'f'
No man need longer 90 with his csPsi 10 t"f
condition OF .Old Uncle Ned's."
From our acquaintance with persons who
have u,ed q. ] Wood's Hair Restorative
with perfect success, for the last two year.
W fee: no hesitation in recommending me
article 40 superior TO sny other prep'ra''o"
now In usc TO- the same purpose, viz: 'or re-
storing gray hair 20 lie original color, q sore
and oestect cure fos osldnese, and a never.
falling preventative for the falling Of the
hair.
I, il decidedly the best and most pop"'a'
in nee fos besui,iyiog. preserving, restoring
and strengthening the hair. relieving az
eases Of the skin. and removing scurf' Dan
druf, anc al erup,ions and teserish hca
from the scalp.
We speak Ia reIstion 10 the shove IRON
whss We know, hsving been persons''y &c
qusin,ed With numerous persons who have
used The Restorative for the above purpose
with the most gratifying results.
Il Il not often We notice : patent mec'
cine; indeed. W think we have never pune
one before, bu, Prot. wood's Hair Kes'ofa
live u something % superior 70 most q "
preparations Of the day, that we cannot '''
bear sskiag the attention Of our readers 20 !
CAurroH. u worthless limits
,ions, 40 several are already In the make
called bv different nance. Use none urie'
the words professor Woods Hair RSs'cr'
live. Depot. 81. Louis. No.. and New yor'
are blown IN the bottle. Sold BY al' drul
gisis and patent medicine dealers. Also
all Fsncy and Toilet Goods dealers, 10 y
United States and Cansda-.
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NOTICE q hereby given that will sell
lV q Pebble auction. on Thurfdsy, me
9th day o. August 1860, At the ls'e resi
dence OF william r. Hill, late Of Dubois
County, Desss. ed AL his Personsl proper
srsy conslssINe Of one Horse and Buggy
one COW, houeshold and kitchen furni'ure
saddlsvy md harness stock end tooIs' ant
other things TOO aumssous 10 msniion; y.
Tesas.--A credit OF Twelve months vii
be riven On I'll sums over Three dollars ths
Purchaser giving his note with approved &c
cssisy. waiving I'll vsluss ton snd spprris
msnt law, Sums q - 90 end vndss cssh u
hanA fA. n. ALEXANDER, Adn'r.
July IL, 1660-3w.
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To Contributors.

As our design is to make orr paper
nne that will be Of interest to all en-
rAaed in the different departments OF
active industry in every part Of the
county, we respectfully solicit the CO.
operation Of ON intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. And being es-
pccially DESTROYS Of promoting the
farming interests Of Dubois, items in
auv department Of agriculture are par
ticularly solicited. Please send us all
the news, incidents, general intorma-
tiou. and mineral discoveries in your
respective neighborhoods.
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DrxocRArlc RESIDENT COMMITTEE The
following named gentlemen have been cho-
sen 10 constitute the members Of 'he ! N
.tionsl Democratic Resident Executive Com
miiee. An orders for Democratic doom
men,s during the campaign shuold be sent to
them:
Hon. Miles Tay Tor. Of Lnuirianr, Chairman,
Hon. Albert Russ. cf Ark"nsss;
Gen. Jamea T. Pratt 0: Connecticut;
Hon. Wm. Montgomery, Of Pennsylvania;
Hon. James Craig, Of Missouri;
A. D. Banks Esq. Of Virginia;
Hon. G. L. vslIandingham, Of Ohio;
Hon. John A. McC'ernsnd. Of Illinois;
Hon. Cas-. Lssrsbee. o. Wisconsin.
An communicate should be addressed e
Hin. NILES TAYLOR N. G..
Chairman n tional Democratic Reriden.
Committee. Washington j. z.
JAnrs S HOLLAND. Se.'y Of Committee.
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IUSr RECEIVED snt for sale cheaper
% Than ever at the Cheap Cash Store
fine assortment Of Prints Delainee. Cling
hams Debaise. Lus'er Plain and barred Ja-
comets. spring shawls Of tie latest style
Ladies collars. Dress trimu ngs. Ribbon
Iaces E8rings &C., also fine sssnrimeni Of
Ready made clothing. Hats and Caps boots
and shoes, Groceries, Hardware and Gut
,ls,v June ..
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We are prepared to give prompt a.
tention to all kinds Of Job Or Book
printing. Any description Of blanks
r |, bin heads, store, stallion q
lack bills can be forthcoming on the
shortest notice, in the most approved
sttle. and on reasonable terms.
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OLD AND YOUNG
AFFIRM IFS TRUTH.
Viz: That
PROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Will preserve, inialIb y, The growth end
color of the hair, II rsi Two % three TINE
, week. to any imaginable age Perfect,
restore HE gray, cover the bald VIA na
u,re's own ornament. The hair; make u more
.of, and beautiful Than any oil, and preserve
The scalp FREE, lrpm MI disease, 10 ne gfea-A
-, age. s atesme,. Judges. Attorney :,
ID ,ciors, Cltrg,mrn. Pfoie-slrnsl Men, ant
,;e.temea aud !. dies 81 az classes. a''
over The world bear Testimony That &c dN
MT say too much ia ~ favor. Read ths
'ollnwing. and Judge 60
PROFESSOR s. TliALBERG, PIANIST,
SAYS. on HE arrival 10 ,he Y. States ~
was rapidly b.cening gray, ~ % w
plyiau Noed'~ Hair RESTORATIVE M
hair soon r.ruve,d iiS original hue.
CHARLES GARDEN, - Nassau stt't.
New York.
ave the prav hairs On his vife's head we're,
Iauer few weeks irial turned into o dark
brown. II lie same tine beauiiiying end
Iihickening ,he hair.
A.C RAYMOND, BATH, MAINE
SAYS he is now say years Old. ana h's
MAR and whiskers were ~ o-thitds gray
bu, hr the use Of two bottles o. 80
raiive The cray hairs have disappeared
both on his head and lace, and y more
soft and glossy Than for twenty hv'
wears previous His wife, az The agc 2
Gty-two, has used il with the same g
feet.
Frxlky JcHssoE, ESQ, NEw ORLEANS
saws thai he lost his hair by The iello0
i Fever. in 1864. lie used Woods Hair Re
stcrauve, aud his hair Is now hirk ana CLOS
,lsy.
s. M. MrD1LEToS, ALABAMA,
ssys the Restorative has one mnc
good ia his par, Of the couriry. ~
used il Tor ballness, aud now has M
head os hair.
.ET. 4. MORSE, LEBANON, KENTUCKY
lssys he has seen Woods Hair Res'ora'iv
Used N hundreds Of csses, and never kne'
/, u fail in accomplishing All !, processes
(. do. VI,
: Al. ALDEN, M, LAlNSBORO', ~,
saws lie had The scsld heat eigh, year
and vas bald, but by The liberal use
Woods Hair Restorative, he now has
rich, glossy head 81 hair.
!, u5 Sid hv all Druc 81 q, and ny ~.
Wood g. c.. No 444. Broadway. n, Yer
, and ia Market street, - Lnu'-, Missouri
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