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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-29

UCTION NOTICE-LOOK AT THIs-PERSONs
"A about removing viii find to their advantage cal
the Netropol Eaprass lao Narck and ard 81
King street -Four horse wagons for removing un tho
country city Stasuary gl.sses pianos &C
with and Goods packed shipped any
part OF the world Storage furniture.
T. GOULDkMITH, Proprietor. N. B.-Families removed
with and in few hours
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CLOTHINo, &C.

SkOIhhN0s 81.
GREAT DEMAND FOR CLoTHfNG.-LADIN AND
"a genaemen having % second hand Clothing
Furniture Carpets Jewelry 10 dispose Of viii guarantee
the fsresi price In the city By calling al or addressing
2S seventh between Twenty hfh Twenty
which viii be puncualy attended to- By NORRIS
ABRAHAM Ladies attended BY Mrs Abraham
TTrHTIoN-TIIE sUREsT WAY FOR LADIES AND
~ cents 10 get fsr ch price Tor cast on Clothing and
be humbuggcd by great pufs Is n call Mint
2s2 seventh avenue, near Twenty eighth street ladies
ended by Mrs. Mintx
BETTER CHANCE FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
"A convrt heir cast on clothing into cash and hum
The hFhcs prices pao for Carpets Furniture and Jew
tan address 1884 seventh between Nine
ieenih T~ enieh streets Ladies attended by Mrs No
business transacted ou Saturdays
CARD.-aENTLENEN's NEW AND LEFT OFF
~ tohnr purchscd Tor The Western market IN large
small CAL al the address fhcmss u. Conr,y
Genre street n. BMerchsn tslors having any hand
will please address AZ above.
7 AIDES AND GENTLENET-wE HAVE GREAT DE.
mand for 81 clohing for the Western
Furniture Csyreis Jewery, &c guarantee 81 the fun
by other nossters and false pretcndcre
Be- convinced satisfaction please address
p,, 10 Seventh avenue Twentieth
twenty frsi streets Ladies attended by Mrs. Harris
TIVE sURFsr WAY FOR LADIES AND GENrLHvre
az, fsr price for cast On Cching Furniture Carpets
49, " " hum bugrcd by great puds ~ noe
-, a. avenue. which will Be puBlaiy attended
obyJ. AHHAlT Ladies attended v By Mrs a.
NO M a WORTH or VIEW AMI LEFT oFr CLOTH
SStIUt' mc wanted f0r Sc wes;en market The hsh
- a. ria raid can he 0ba'red IN tankable 11ey
a. re- -. a. oe Nv calrr a re store, addressing
W.. Ns.sh. 81 q, NTet-te1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-29
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG wIDowER or soNB MEANs GOOD AID.
~ dress fair appearance and N gccd "sraing. wshes
locking LADY, little above the medium se Win view 70
NOM lady from twenty Eve W thirty preferred; no
Oh econ Young widow properly not Particularly cesred
though objected Any lady answering The a1cve -
viii NEE prompt ,nswer ~ addressing George W. gsins
boV et - f,ns The best Of reference Be gwen
rocd ressons rivsn for ekng he above ret
vie. A sdy address IN fill c1nldence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-29

yx-aNrED-l WIFE. FOR FURTHER PARTICuL AIRS
w ADDRESS Prank, bon I3i Usrsh % e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-29
REowxE NICHOLS, AuorIoSEERs. sALEsKooxs

Tuesday, July 81 at los O'Clock, the p~vss. resi-
dence 1853 B!eecker street, all the elegant furniture
contained In said house consisting solid
Tor Suits 10 satin brocatel BOD Eegees and Ecere
centre and side Tables with marble rich
arm Ch.rs In rosewood and satin French plate pier and
msn,e Glasses with slabs and brackets rich lace
tel window Curtains elegant octave rosewood Piano
forte English Brusses Carpets through the house. Solo
wood and mahogany chamber Furniture Bedseads
Wsshsanas, Chairs Tables. Wardrobes, Beds Bedding,
Sheets Blankets Coverds Pillows Boers &c. Rich dining.
room Furniture English Olcoh, stair Carpets Rods,
Also the Kitchen Furniture Cooking Utensils Stoves Re-
OmA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-29
A LBERT MORTIMER GRIFFIN 4 CO., AUCTIONEEH
IA MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD

N MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AT ~ aLIC AUCTION,
The property of declining housekeeping Nouda
July 80 0s o'clock precisely at the elegant residence
Moses Chapman. ESQ, No As West Sixteenth street,
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues being the largest and richie
assortment of Household Furniture and Works of Art
al auction this season, viz
Superb o taNe Pianofore,
Elegant Drawing Room SUIT
Bronze and Ormolu Chan ieliers.
Velvet Medallion CARPET
Pier and Nantel Mirrors,
Brocade and Lace Curtain
OH Paintings, Err cravings,
Dresden and Sevres China Va se
Rosewood Chamber Furniture, in suit
Oak Dining Room Furnttur,
China Glass and Silver Ware.
DRAWING ROOMS
Magnificent rosewood Pianofore. carved legs aud cas-
plad with pearl solid pearl keys oversrung
satin WOOD made by Broadway makers fully guaranteed
tested by competent judges and pronounced superior
strument; rosewood Canterbury do Stool, covered
cade God Secretary Bookcase Encognures ady
Work Table and Writing Desk French plate Pier
Mirrors embroidered Lace Curtains; magnificent Suits Draw
ing Room Furniture carved in solid rosewood Centre Table
s,stnary marble top 70 match Eteseres lined with satin
nent artists Assumption Virgin Mary, from celebrate
painting Louvre Paris rosewood and mahogany Bedroom
Furniture; oak Dining Room furnture also great
ment Basement and Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-29

ITO MERCHANTS CAPITALISTS. Ac., &c.--A GENTLE
going TO California s ANXIOUS 10 exchange an Estate Ia
Texas LAG situated In Harris county, twenty miles
neh Of the city Of Houston the titles TO which have been
fully and recently examined by the clerk Of tina, county and
pronounced xceponable, for kind Of merchandise In
demand in California Immediate application Is requested to
~ Manhattan Hotel Price u acre said to be worth $40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-29
THE TRADES.

A SToVr Young NAN, WHO SPEAKS ENGLISH AND
~ German. wants v be appren;iccd he suleng ND
house cpentnE te Inquire a. o. address ne TO 81 Snd
e. Chatham s., up stairs Be Of references be given
S,ipFR AND APPLES WANTED, A FIRST RATFrAN
surern,~nd he gathering II spp'es several
= Sds ni the making 81 cider Ia al ia branches farm
10, louls from New YORK Address with OF erpsrence
f,fe ,nces and terms BEDFORD, Dor go Post ofcc.
xx-A vTEn TNNEDfATEiy-ONE OR Two rIRsr
w n diamond settlers Apply N n1rsnd, carter Co,
80 Ma 81 lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-29

TNOR sALE--4x ACRES OF GROUND, BEAUTIFULLY
situated the North shrewsbury a. Mounts Dock
where the ply daily aud from New onng
the residence Of Wild ESD, bounded on two SIDES by
the overlooking the and with beautiful
grove The property offers many
those wishing splendid location either private
hotel the immediate vicinity of The railroad
For terms qure Of Captain PARKER OF the Highland Light
Robinson JOHN H. MORRISON q % Park
mil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-29
Bo.Hprye AVID LODGING.

A EMAIL PRIVATE FAMILY, OWNING A HOUSE,,
"A rers.rv :, I'd up .nwn containing al ts modern
"a hqying more han hey require would
aeon ucds~ two or tbTee senlemsn WIN Pleasantly FUR
neksd goBs ard partial Bsrd GAL a. lie Airo house above
rtlrty- eigtth street, 10 leihgon senne-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-29

WILLIAM ABBOTT. ArCTroNEER, OFF II no &
w Fast Broadway will sell on Monday, 30h inst, a. I0A
O'clock the OF the Wholesale Liquor Store No ISL
Stanton street The stock consis ~ about 100 gallons Of
liquors, viz Imported Brandes Holland DIN and other
liquors, Vince &c. The fixtures consist Of beer pumps
headers kegs dem ohns Also four large stand casks suit
able for ecfyng The whole 70 be cold In lots "
sui. purchasers, without any reserve whsieyer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-29

MOST DESIRABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR sALE-S
M of Ground In plot bounded by the Fifth
l4h and l35h 81 lots of Groupd In plot, bounded
By the Fifth avenue 1891 and l3h streets, also Lots s,h
svenue and l3Gh street For terms apply TO ABRAHAM
BELLS SONS, % Psrk W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-29

IIOUSES.FOR SALE CHEAP OR ExCHANGE.-rHREE
IL three story and basement brick houses In good neigh
torfood Lexington and Thirty
order rented good Will he sold low
piled for Immediately the about leave the city
INQUIRE at 1853 Broadway.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-01
hEMARKADLE INSTANCE OF sA0AClrY
IN A DOG.

We have before observed in the columns
Of tha Union the nnrarnns a-~-.;-. -f---
soning powers arriving at probable con-
clusion, together with the wonderful instinct
possessed by . fsvor,te dog belonging to
our friend II. on Water street. We have
another story also to relate Of his sagacity.
which shows his disposition in very favor
able manner, and the whole 10 oorroborated
BY the gentlemen who witnessed the trans.
action.
A few days since, he was noticed reclin-
ing upon the sidewalk, looking as il asleep,
yet sn attentive observer would have noticed
that something weighed heavily upon bic
mind, for even when spoken to by his mas
ter he seemed unwilling to quit bis position,
and was finally left to enjoy his supposed
slumbers. 'sRolla," however, was only
playing 'possom-- that is, sleeping with one
eye open, md the secret Of his action was
ere long explained to the loiterers who were
watching him.
Soon a small terrier passed along, and
observing piece OF meat in the gutter
straightway made for 1t, and, with his mouth
open, was in the net Of seiz'ng it, when,
with single bound, 'Rolln" had him by
the nap Of tho neck, and giving him one
shake, away went the terrier, heels over
curiosity Of the spectators was now unboun-
ded, aud quite number Of persons collect
ed TO watch the strange preceediDgs--stilI
the dog retained his gravity, continuing q
faithful sentinel over the little piece Of meat.
Several Of his canine brethren in the mean
time passed that way, but not one of them
would he allow to. touch the seemingly lus-
cious morsel, so temptingly displayed. The
smaller ones he would serve in the soms way
he had the terrier, while to the larger OF his
companions he gave q growl With shake
| Of the head, ms If saying, "Touch not, taste
not, handle not," and his dogged commands
| were obeyed in each instance. lE
Finally, q large hog came grunting along,
one Of the dirty, filthy specimens OF pork
dom usually seen in that street, and was ie
that Rolla's eyes were wide open, sswhile .
sort of tremor seemed to agitate his body
even to the extremity of his tail. Ills hog
ship proache1-turning over the meas
with his snout and finally took II into his
mouth, and no effort was made to restrain
him in the act by the sentinel Who had been
so faithfully protecting bis own species.
But the instant the hog had swallowed the
meat. what change came over Rolla! Lie
iumped from bis resting place, ran into the
store. then ous again and up and down the
s;dewalk. For long time his master had no
control over him, he was 90 full Of joy and
merriment; for, II ever . dog did laugh, and
| laugh all over, it was Rolla that msmoraoIs
morning. -
But to conclude our story; good hog
vas lost to his owner that day, for the mess
the animal had ps1taksn OF wss pe!seseos
and had bsen dropped there By > poLeemas
for the destruction Of the canine speciess
rather than hogs. II msy be VEL esio soss
ssRolla" il worth owsing." ."-Feoro Dsm'
/ TI~Snx te 4t3
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-01
II1cotr n NASHVILLE.

Somebody walked into the once oi shs
City Hotel yesterday morning, = cute 2
number Of somebodies do every nornlsGs
and n turnipg TO the register, found insefibeo
there. 10 shas appeared TO be aa intsessly
Black Republican hand
."ABaAHAx Lixcors, Springfield, ILL.,"
In 6fteen minutes il was all over The eity
that Old Abe was 10 town, on his way -
South Caroline to psrsuads the peopls dovs
there not to seceds and 10 the eeoSes o.
the morning he Vas s'cailsd upon" ~ z
large number Of our cisissns, vcsy se!, q
anv. Of whom discovered the sell sef,l ~
eale v.s complete and the money receives.
The name Of the ingesious individual .Ae
Invented the JOKE PC sos "sasP
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WHOLE Nd. 1888.


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SANDER . nersan. abuse him. and tsll an
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odd. .'Ss - - : ''>' $50
Meaness Man i mt ceres..r;,v a;.hon..A
that ;.. NOT lssalIv m, Rnt (. !. .,;nrv
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tbopsana contsmn,;bi, ,h;nas TN, a.,
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who re;sc,, him. that hs r..or.. \. as,,.;ns
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ston nj his bo,ss to vat Va, - III
s;ct cb;la th;nk. !, sn,,A .hn.. -. "a
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-01
CURTIS BURROUGHS,
BUILDER e CONTRACTORS.
toUScfI BLUTEs, IOWA.

vTTILL attend to the erection Of Pus.,e .ra ,~,.
" Buidsnss upon - favorable terms as can ke h.a
easesheEe on the Slope Plans Specsncz,ior,, ~ =
desired. 'HeA
GTsHOP on Main Street. south Of Broadway, Hcrsh
East corner Of Public Square xsns
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2 i,prv VI rrras wm. BRIGHT
LApEw. PEERS 4 CO.,

nnkalsRs IN Presses rlaiH and Ornamental FFpe,
~ Ness, esE CAP letter, Caierca ard Msrtils Pa
pers. Carts ard RSaras Printing Inks cts sai
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-01

eTAs enc of the Dover, England. vol
unteers was passing along. rife in hand, be
was accosted BY precocious urcbin, who
called out -
.Who shot the dog %
This saying our friend appeared BY no
means TO relish 80 turning sharply hs
said - :.
.H you are not of, I'll shoot donkey
whsreupon the boy, calling out to one Of
his companions, rejoinsd -
81 say, Bill, look hers--this fellow y 60
ing to commit suicide"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-01
ALFRED A. SMITH,
PAINTER & &PAPER-HANGER
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.

GLAZING. GLIDING, GRArSIxG. NaRnrISa
~ ana Bfonzng. Carriage, Buggy WAGON Painting y
not TO peel o. good stock of WALL PAPERs cor
stsntiy on hand Ceilings whitened and walls c,,l-
cred. u Orders solicited In toua or country, and
promptly attended 10. A sntru
Council Eiuds-n7.u
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-01

Type + ounary Il Paper Warehouse
No ,s7 NORTH MAIN srRkEr..
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-01

Piiishurq.
Bank ~ Pittsburgh,
Exchange Bank,
Messrs. Kramer 4 Rahm.
3" N Holmes d sons
Willis Boothe, Fsl.
Wn. II. Pusey. Esq.
PcnasgfeGria.
Mnnongahela B'k OF Brown
Vile.
franklin B'k ef washingieI
Baltimore.
Com az. Blk of Baltimore
baltimore Savings Bank.
Nessrs. Johnston X Bro.
=" Robert Garrct X Sons
T Marsh Smith, ESQ.
Nathan Pusey, "
Niles White. "
Ncts York.
Jno. Thompson, ESQ.
PAiiGdtiphf0'
Messrs. Caleb Cope h Co.
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AsfeTsn1ss:

, ST. Louis.
lJno, J. Anderson 4 Co.
McSsrs. Page & Bacon.
iloker. Reeiek h Co.
iE. II. viaiett * Go,
Messrs. Bryan n Co.
| fora.
Cook, Sargent 4 Downey.
HEM, wiIiipms X Co.
IHoyt Sherman n Co.
Hon. Thomas u. Benton, Jr
Springfield. M.
NJ. 4 r. Insurance Co.
lCiark's Exchange Bank.
Jacob Bunn, ESQ.
Hon. s. T. Logan.
Col. Jno. williams,
Jacksonville, III.
Hon. WIN. Brown.
! i" Richard Yates,
v. r. Elliott, Esq.
MessIs. N. p. Ayers l. Co
| n4-u
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.ARrEMus wAnn~

1 sAk1EMUS WA30e1 A-~ So
! The eonpection Of Mr.. Charles +. Brown,
known q aArtemus ward, r With the Cleve-
land Psaiadealrr, ternisatsd On Saturday
night last. Mr.. Brown gsss to New Tosk,
where he is engaged 70 consribsts eaela.
sively to Ta.iiy Fair, u whose eoiunns be
will continue his celebrated Artenus Ward
letters. The following = one of Mr.. Browne
last locals in the Piaisdedler, under the
head Of s.Edi,ing.''
ssBefore you 60 for N Editor, young man,
pause and take a big think Do not rush
into the Editorial harness rashly. Look
around and see il there Is not M Omnibus to
| drive-some soil someHhere 70 be tilied-a
clerkship on some meat cart 20 be filled
ANYTHING that is reputable and healthy,
rather than going for an Editor, which Is
hard bnsiness at best.
We are not q horse, and consequently
have never been called upon to furnish the
motive power for threshing machine but
| We fancy that the life of the Editor, who is
forced to write, write, write, whether be feels
right or not, is much like that of the sseed
in question. II the yeas and nays could be
obtained, We believe the intelligent horse
would decide that the threshing machine is
preferable to the sanctum Editorial.
The Editors work is never done. He il
drained incessantly, aud no wonder that he
dries up prema.urely. Other people can
attended banque,s. weddings, ETC., visit
halls Of dazzling light, get inebria,ed, break
windows, lick a man occasionally, and enjoy
themselves in variety of ways; bu. the
Editor cannot. He must hold tenaciously
to his quill. The press, like sick baby,
musn't be left alone for minute. II the
press is left to run itself, even day, some
absurd person Indignantly orders the
carrier.boy to stop bringing ''that Internal
paper. There's nothing in it. won't have
it in the house.
!. The elegant Mantalini, reduced to mangle
turning, described his life as ea horrid
grind" The life Of an Editor is all that.
But there is good time coming, We feel
confident, for the Editor. A time when he
will be appreciated. When he will have
front seat. When he will have pie every
day, wear store clothes continually. When
the harsh cry Of stop my paper will no more
CRATE upon bis cars. Courage Messieurs
the Editors! Still sanguine as We are Of
the coming of this jolly time, We advise the
aspirants fot Editorial honors to pause ere
he takes up the quill as n means Of obtain.
ing his bread and butter. Do not, at least
do SO until you have been Tilted several
dozen times by like number OF girls, until
you have been knocked down stairs and
soused in horse pond, until all the gushing
feelings within you have been thoroughly
subdued, until, in short, your hide is Of
rhinoceros thickness. Then, O, aspirant
for the bubble reputation at the presses
mouth, throw yourselves among the inkpots,
dvst and cobwebs of the printing Office, if
you will !"
Coed my lord, will you see the Editors well
bestowed? Do yen hear, let them be well used for
the" the abstract bref chronicles time.
After your death You had better have bad cpitaph
than their i'll report while you liye.-HAMLET,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-28
A Plain Statement.

Mr.. Defrees, Of Indiana, recently
made a speech before the Republican
Club OF Washington City, in which
he set out the following plain and
comprehensive statements of Re.
publican principles:
The Republicans simply propose
rs announced at Chicago, as fol
lows:
l. Non,interierence with slavery
in the slave states, but opposition tt
it's extension into the territories now
free.
9. To procure more eflicien
law for the suppression of the slave
trade.
3. The admission of Kansas nm
der her present constitution.
/ 4. A Revenue Law, discriminatin,
in favor of home industry, for tn
support Of the government.
5. A reform in the abuees, and
reduction Of the expenditures of tn
general government.
6. A liberal Homestead Law Ia
actual settlers on the public lsnda.
7. The improvement Of rivers an
harbors, wherever Of public interes
8. The speedy construction, b
the aid OF the general government,
a railroad to the Pacific.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-28
SpI.t:iaI slotitts.
TIN gRRAT DEBILfTY REMEDY

oany observer the fact has been and is ap
parent that ail the inhabitants (part!oularly
the female portion) Of the rich alluvial countr,
Of the South and West, are subject to the ma
larious influence Of the soil and climate, ant
pass large portion OF their lives In that un
pleasant condition, Of neither sickness MOI
heath, which Is termed "General Debility
The whole system is depressed; buoyed ~
perhaps, to some extent, during the N'intoI
months, but on tho arrival ofSummer, brought
down to this unpleasant Stage, where all act
ivity or labor is undergone without II single
| ray Of health, prime health. to eniiven exist
cnce. Depressed and dispiritcd even, II they
still have constitution enough. to kecp.about
yet they feel at times that life is almost bur.
then. What, then, is at the bottom of all thisi
1t is depression Of the whole nervous system,
and II Il finally generates what We torn u dis.
ease (tbough Of itself it is disease), in some 1t
will be Dyspepsia, in some Liver Complaint,
in others Sick Headache, &C., just In accord.
ance with the constitution aud temperament
of the person, or In somc instances with hored.
itary developments. +
In the fact, then, of this first cause, this af.
fection OF the nerves, lies the reason why the
EAST ISDiA DYSPEPSIA CuRs conquers all these
complaints: II ronewst the tone and vigor Of the
nervous system, and when this strength is
given, Nature performs her own cure in hor
own way. And to this is due the elasticity OF
muscle and tho elevation of spirits following
the use OF this medicine.
For tho truth Of this, ask your neighbors
who have tried It, For their names, or the
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-28
Pimples and Bl0tches

Are the result OF impure blood. TIE blood
becomes thick and clogged. The skin is
not able to cast of the impurities SO import
ant to health. How many young men and
women we see with their faces covered with
pimples and blotches, who are ehdeavoring
to remove them by the use OF soaps and
washes Of various kinds. This is very dan
gerous and should never be practiced by
persons desirous Of good health. Mothers
who have children afflicted with sores and
eup,ions should never dry them up by ex
ternal applications, FOX IN this way they will
drive in the humors and produce i'll health
for the child during its whole lifetime,--
children afflicted with feeble health.
MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS ar,
prepared expressly for the cure Of eruption
of. the skin, such ss Pimples, Blotches
lSores, &c. They cleanse the blood Of al
impurities. producing a beautiful. clear an
healthy skin, SO much admired by all peopl
of taste and refinement.
UTDr. Morse Indian Root Pills are sol
10y all dealers in Medicines.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-28

SoIENTIFIo.--Professor BossarJ, q
gentleman Of quite extensive scien.
ltific attainments, has been stopping
in Findlay,. for some two weeks past,
engaged in giving instruction in
Photographic Chemistry, to which
he has devoted much time and
attention. lie has heretofore been
engaged as Professor in Kenyon
College, and other distinguished in.
stitutions. His chemical tests and
experiments are excee 1ingly inter-
esting and chow quito a familiarity
with all the details of that depart
ment of natural science. His pho.
tographs give unmistakable evidence
Of superior skill and talent in that
line.