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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-23
Commercial.
WEEKLY REVIEW.

MuscAriNE, Thursday, March 92-PM
The weather continues fair and roads dry
and dusty. We have had no rain of any
consequence for nearly month-a eircum-
stance unusual at this season of tho year.
Farmers have generally finished seeding.
Business has been lively during the week,
though wheat has declined and is less firm.
The receipts have been quite heavy. Ship
ments are made to st. Louis, but not as
briskly as shippers desire, on account of low
water and comparatively few boats running.
The freight on wheat, corn and potatoes to
St. Louis is lie per bu. Oats and barley
have advanced. Other articles unchanged
Beef Cattls.-Mr. J. F. Taylor, who has
been for several weeks engaged in slaughter
ing and packing beef at Leland l. Co.'s
establishment, expects to wind up the bust
ness next week: He has killed between 500
and 400 very fine beeves.
Wheat-Spriug, 95c9$l.
I" Winter, 81 ,O5@$1, 10.
sH Buckwheat 81 ,25.
Fleur-spring wheat s5@$6; Buckwheat
do $3@$3,50 per l00tbs.
Corn meal, 4o@5Oc bushel.
Corn, in the ear, 25c, sheled SOC.
Oats-2s@3Sc.
Barley, 50(955c.
Beans sssa oi stSas19 GA TS",
Potatoes, 2s@30c.
Onions, 4OG95Oc.
Hay-timothy, $500; prairie, 81; Hun
garian, $3.50 per ton.
Appies-gresn 81 .Oo@$1. so, per bu. and
So, IS per barrel dried 1926 per bu. IS
Eggs, 7@8c. 10y
Butter, l23@l5c.
Smoked ham, sugar cured, lIal22c.
Shoulders. Sal0c
:. Clear sides, l09l2c ga SO
Z !. Lard l23c.a5 g.
Hides green, sic dry flint 123@l3e.
Lumber, $l0a$30 per 1000 feet.
Brown sugar - 5000; crushed 12c
clarified l0ao, refined, white, ll}c.
MolaSses - plantation 500, ). II. 60,
Becher's 81, kegs $6,O0@$6,50.
Coffee-l39l4c.
Nails-ass. 81. . --.- e IS
Rice &c.
Livs Siock.--Fat cattle are prompt at %
to $3.50 gross.
Ntr..eotter ss,bo@$s, 10; mink, GIG
1926; wildcat 25@35c; red fox $l@l ,25;
coon 25@50c; muskrat 5@l0c.
Seeds. = Timothy $l.75@$2,25 p bu.,
clover 5000, Kentucky Blue grass $3.50,
Kentucky Red Top $3.50, Hungarian grass
$4,000.
New York, selling q per OF.
Philadelphia, q
T Boston, q
Baltimore, q
Chicago, !
St. Louis, currency j
St. Louis, bankable funds
St. Louis, specie 22
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auu pau w IA N~ASS
| keep in any climate.
imentary canal, a n d
are good and cafe in all
cases where a Cathartic
is needed, such as De-
rsngements of the Stom'
ach, Sleepiness, Pains
in the Back and Loins,
Cestiveness, Pain and
Soreness owes the whole
body, frem sudden GOLD,
which frequently, if
neglected, end in o long
course Of Fever, Loss Of
Appetite, q creepins
sensation of Cold over
the body, hestiessness,
Headache, or weight in
the head, ell Infama.
tory diseases, Worms in
Children OF A d u | t s,
rheumatism, o great
Purifier Of the Blood,
and many diseases to
which flesh is heir to,
too numerous to men
ton in this advertise.
ment. Dose l to z.
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TT IS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FIR o N
l. GUMS, and has become an established fact,
Standard NJ edi cine, TOR, and it will cure
known and approved by Liver Complaints, Bill
all that have used it, lous Attacks, Dyspep-
and is now resorted to e sia' chronic Disrrhoa,
with confidence in all 6 Summer Complaints,
tho diseases for which e Dysentery, Dropsy,
it il recommended. u Sour Stomach, Habitual
1t has cured thous- !. Costlveness, ic
ands within the last two = Cholera, Cholera Nor
years who had give n up 8 bus, Cholera lnfantum.
all hopes of relief, as q Eiatuienee, Jaandice,
the numerous unsolioit- S Female Weaknesses,
ed certificates in mys and may be used sue
possession show. cessfuly as an Ordlna'
The dose must be s ry Family Medicine
adapted to the temper - It will cure I G K
ament of the individual H + A D A c H 4, las
taking it, and used in = thousands can testify,)
such Quantities as; to 81 in twenty minutes, if
act gently on the bow two or three Teaspoon
els II 1uis are TAKEN az COM
Let the dictates 0 meucement Of attack.
your judgment uide~ All who Use it are
YOU IN the use Of the giving their testimony
LIVER INVIGO R A in its favorl
MIX WATER IN TIE MOUTH WITH THE
INVIGORATOR, AND SWALLOW BOTH TO-
GETHER.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
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Seed Potatoes

A LOT of warranted genuine Albany Peach
IA BLOW Potatoes, of the very best Quality, for
sale 1t 5. g. & P. STEMS FuRaIruRE WAREaooxs.
March swim.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-23

TUBE Pants and Artists Materials,
i Daguerreotyps and Ambrotype Goods,
April 4. At GRAHAM
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~For the best stoves, ETC., at tn lou
estprices, go tothe 'tMuscatine Stove Store
Sec advertisement.
M See advertisement of DR.. Sanford's
Liver Invigorator and Cathartic Pills, in another
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE

- AT meeting of the stockholders Of
[1O Flying Billy Morgan, on the 18th inst >,
-lsA.Z0- at Muscatne City, it wa, concluded to
offer at public sale April 7th, at o'clock P M i,
the aforesaid horse. Terms, IL months credit,
with good security. By order Of the stockholders
March 23-w3w. G. W. HUNT.
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Important to Farmers.

IIEDGE PLANTS by the 100000 or single
II 1000, ON reasonable terms and warranted
good. Now is the time to do your fencing cheap,
az experience has taught rs W. ere good care has
been taken good fence is tho certain result.
Send in your ord ers early Plants sent by rail
road or steamboat where ordered
Address H. i G. CIRCUIT,
Dec. s-wSm nrsut, Cedar CO., Iowa.
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To the Ladies.
DURNErT'S superior COOKING extracts,
- Lubin's genuine perfumes,
Buruett's cocaine, finest hair dressing IN the
world,
Fine colcgnes, soaps, brushes, dressing combs
Burnett's tooth wash, an elegant article,
Burnett's kaliston, for the complexion,
April 1. At 0RAHAM'S.
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Total No. of passengers, 66,S1
Total receipts from passengers, $69,629, 10
do do do freight SO, ,76
do do from mails and miscellaneous S, 43o o.
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INF y H DIS
LIVER INVIGOR A T o 3

MEYER DEBILITATES.
TT IS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY F Z
i NTMS and h no hacoma an estahliahad fact {
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Farm for Sale.

BE a. Farm for Sale. . as
1c0 ACRES of'improved land, with 80 acres Of
lOO good timber, situated "A miles north east Of
Muscatine, are offered for sale. The farm is con-
veniently arranged in fields, we'll watered and
contains orchard Of bearing fruit; also, frame
dwelling and good barn, with other bull dings-
II Or particulars Inquire at this ef6ce: tA
Feb. z. l86O-daW3m. ..r =
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Price one Dollar per Bottle.
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O Y ST q r s.
MALTBY'S CELEBRATED BALTIMORE
FRESH OYSTERS,
D ECEIVED daily by Express, at 30 cents per
II half CAM by L. SUTHERLAND.
feb2-tf
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STATE OF IOWA, I ss
MUsoATINE COUNTY, o''

March l6, is59-w4w-pr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-27

l9aoIEsAlE AGENCY ron the SALE OF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-27
A Miracle.

The mention of almsgiVing recalls a some
what ludicrous story of modern date, where
most inopportune miracle was wrought.
The well-known French missionary, Father
Bridaine, was always poor, for the simple
reason he gave away everything he had. One
evening he asked for nights lodging Of the
curate of village through which he passed,
and the worthy man, having only one bed,
shared it with him
At day-break, Father Bridaine rose accord
ing to custom, and went to say his prayers at
the neighboring church. Returning from his
sacred duty, he met a beggar, who asked
an aims.
"Alas my friend have nothing, said the
good priest, mechanically putting his hand
into his breeches pocket, where, to his aston
ishment he found something hard wrapped
up in paper, which he knew he had not left
there He hastily opened the paper, and see
ing four crowns in it, cried out that it was a
miracle
He gave the money to the beggar, and has
tened into the church to return thanks to
God. The eurate soon after arrived there,
and father Bridaine related the miracle with
the greatest JUNCTION.
The curate turned pale, put his hand into
his pocket, and in an instant perceived that
Father Bridaine, in getting up in the dark,
had taken the wrong pair Of breeehes-he
had performed a miracle with the ourate's
crownsl
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Itosa drdW an arm t5ndofly around her lover.
sSit down, and will you. The trouble
concerns US both, Ross"
The young girls face grew pale. They
sat down Close together, holding each others
hands. But ia Abrams countenance there
was resoIute expression, such as we see in
the eountenance Of man who has settled d
question Of difficult solution.
The day fixed for our marriage IS only
two months distant be said. The tone in
which he spoke chilled the heart of Rosa
She did not answer, but kept her gaze on his
face.
"Rosa, We must reconsider this matter
We have acted without iorethoughi."
Her face became paleT, her lips fell apart,
her eyes had a frightened expression.
~ love you, Rosa, tenderly, truly. Ny
heart is not turning from you. | would
hasten, rather than Tetard, the day of our
marriage But there are considerations be-
yond that day, which have presented them
selves and demand sober consideration. In
word Rosa, cannot afford to marry. My
income viii not justify the step."
The frightened look went out Of Rosa's
eyes.
Her hand tightened on his, and she shrank
closer TO his side.
81 am clerk with only thousand dollars
Of income, and do not see much beyond to
hope for. Rosa, the furniture Of these parlors
cost twice the amount of my salary. The
rent Of the home in which you now live is
equal 10 what receive in a year. / cannot
take you from all this elegance into third
class clearinghouse, the best my means will
lrovide. No, no, Rosa, it would be unjust
selfish, wrong, cruel. How blind in me TO
have thought ofso degrading the one love p
The young man was strongly agitaied.
"And this is all that troubles you, Henry?'
(ro BE CoNTINuED)
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P. and W. met on Main street ihe other
day, just after fresh batch Of i'Crisis" news
had come in, and says P:
81 have been studying hard 10 think what
concessions we can make TO the South, more
than we have already made. We have con-
ceded everything demanded and everything
imaginable. We have granted all they have
asked Of us politically, and, as 70 social COM
promises, we have sent them preachers TO tar
and feather-we have given them peddlers to
hang--we have given them schoolmarmS to
insult and even imprison-we have-in fact,
| DO don't know what we could do for them
that we have not done, and overdone"
"But / have thought Of one more conces-
sion / suppose we might makep says w.
"And what is that2' anxiOusly demands
p.
''You observe the item in this mornings 3
paper, that they barreled up an abolitiQnist
and rolled him into the Mississippi river down
there the other day 2"
'Yes-well p
''Well, il that thing is to be continued, il
will cost them considerable for cooperage.-
Don't you think we ought to make one more
concession, just for the sake OF fraternal
peace, and-furnish them the barrels 2''-
KeRia NelUS.
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nST- HEADACHE is the iavorite sign BY
which nature makes known any deviation whatever
from the natural state Of the brain and Vowed in
this light it may be looked on as safeguard intend
cd % give nOtcB Of disease which might otherwise
escape attention. till too late TO be romediedi and It's
indications should never be neglected. Headaches
may be claasifed under two names, viz. symptomato
and Idlopathic. symptomatio Headache Is exceed
ingly common and the precursor OF q great variety
Of diseases, among which are Apoplexy Gout, Rhgu-
matism and all iebrile diseases. In its nervous form
Il s sympathetic Of disease Of the stomach consttu-
ting sok headache, Of hopatio disease constituting
biiiOug headache, OF WOrmay constipation and OIar
disorders Of the bowels, well as Venal and uterine
affections. Diseases Of the heart very trequent-
iy attended with Headaehgsi Anmmia and plethoria
are also affections which frequently occasion heod-
ache Idiopathie Headache ia also very common,
being usually distinguished BY the name OF neTgOss
headache, sometimes coming on suddenly in a state
Of apparently sound health and pro5trating st once
the mental and physical energies, and IN ether in
stances Il comes on slowly, heralded BY depression
Of spirits or acerbity of temper In most instances
the pain Is IN the front Of the head over one or both
eyes, aud sometimes provoking vomiting; under thu
class may also be named hessraigia. -Ira
Nor the treatment Of either class Of Heedaehe the
Oephaltc Pills have been found sure and safe rem
edy, relieving the most acute pains IN low min
tel, and by Its subtle power eradicatng the disea-
ses Of which Headache Is the nneFring index
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Corstlpntion or Costlveness.

No one of the Many ills flesh is heir to
Is 80 prevalent so little understood, and go much
neglected as Costiyeness 0ften originating IN care
lessness, sedentary habits; II is regarded rs a
slight disorder Of too little consequence to excite
anxiety, Whila In reality It Is the precursor and
companion Of many of the most fatal and dangerous
diseases, and unless early eradicated IL viii bring
the sufferer 70 an untimely grave. Among the
lighter evils Of which costYeness is the usual atten
dsnt are Headache, Collie, Rheumatism, Foul
Breath Piles and others Of Ike nature, while long
train OF ghtful diseases such as Malignat FeFersi
Abeesses, Dysntery ,DiaTrh Dy spepsla Ap9pexya
Melancholy, and Insanity first indicate their pres
ence in the system by this alarming symptom. Not
unirequently the disases named originate in Con-
situation, but take al independent existence
less the cause Is eradicated In early stage From
all these considerations IL follows that the disorder
should receive immediate attention whenever 1t &C
ours, and no person should neglect to get box 70
Cephatic Pills on the rst appearance OF the COM
plaint their timely use viii dispe the nsiduUus
approaches Of disease and destroy this dangerous foe
to human life.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-27

. SNOWMAN REsPoNsIBLE FOR BEARS COWARD-
ICE-We read in the last Cuban Messenger
that man in Matanzas, the proprietor of the
public building, advertised grand fight be-
tween bull and bear Anxious for excit-
ing entertainment the public crowded the
ring at the appointed time, paying an admis-
sion fee. But when the animals were turned
turned into the arena, Ursus showed cOnsid-
cradle Of the white feather, and only acted on
the defensive, refusing to attack Taurus, but
satisfying himself with boxing his ears and
scratching his face, when the horned enemy
attempted to gore him, and he was in such a
position that he could not run out Of his diff
Guilty. This lack Of pluck was detrimental TO
the quality Of the sport promised, and the
public and officials were disguised. Forth
with, the proprietor was brought before the
authorities and heavy fine levied on him.
because his bear was deficient in pluck, and
thereby made him a swindler, in depreciating
the quality of the entertainment which the
public paid to see.
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andrew JacksOn's opinion of Buchanan.
HERMITAaE. Feb. b. ISIS.

Your observations with regard to Mr.. Bu-
chanan are correct. lie shOi0ed rant Of moral
eOlrggs in the aeair of the intrigue Of Adams
andClay-did not do me justice in the szpose
be then made, and am sure about that time
did believe there was perfect understand
ing between Adams and Clay about the
Presidency and the Secretary Of State. This
l am sure Of But whether he viewed that
there vas any corruption in the case Oh. not, 1
know not; but one thing do know-that is,
that he lgished to combat them seih their ol0R
ICeGpoRs-that Wds to let my friends say /
'0as eleet,1, could made mr.. Clay Secretary
Of STATE. This to me appeared GROSS CoRRUP-
TloNS and II repelled it with that honest in
dignationwhich thought it deserved.
~ ANDREW JACKSON.
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aaliseeIIAnenMs.

TIE AMALaAMATIoN or LANGUAGE There
ia is growing tendency IN this age 10 appropriate
the most expressive words Of other languages and
after while 70 incorporate them into our own thus
ing ior the head, y j. now becoming pOpnarized ~
connection with Mr.. Spaldng great Headachs reH'-
edy, but Il will soon be used IN more general WY
and the word Cephalic viii become ~ common 81
Eieotrot Ne and maiy ethers whose distinction i9
foreign v lfdH has been worn away by common usage
until they seem "native and to tbs manor born"
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BRIDaEF.-Missus wants you to send her
box Of Cephaltic Glue no. bottle Of Prepared Pills,
but IA thinking that's not Just Il naither; but
perhaps yen be afther knowing what Il "a, fe see
she's nigh dead and gone with tho Sick Headache,
and wants some more Of that same as relaiyed her
before --..
DTuGgisi.-YOu must mean spalding's Cephaltio
Pills.
Briagst-Ochl sure now and you've sed it, here's
the quarther and Civ me the Pills and don't be ell
day about II aither.
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6imantial.

EOREIGN EXCHANGE
Drafts "a amounts 70 suit, from s. upwards, on
England and France, and al the principal Cities Of
Germany. On Frankfort, Berlin, Leipzig, Vienna,
huremDergt Oessel Cologne Hauburghi BTemen
mEl2 HETTBERg q HAUsMANN.
G50 nm MONEY ADVANCED,
WOOq ODO In sums 20 suit at the old stand
and well known W fAliNh2's OF FTCE-on securities
81 every kind VIZ Dry Goods, Hardware, Gold Gnd
Silver Plate Natche7r Diamonds, 6Welry, Firearms,
lolhlng turniture Carpsti Pianos, Mirrors, Paint
l e9li-lAl .lefcnand5es and Personal Property
81 .ielss ~ eiae en the most satisfactory terms.
and jCWelr5 for sac lt baraains.
MM. MAGAEki Ohlce 80. 9, Water st
Corner superior street, over Geo a. Davis 4 % 3
Olnthiua Store --~-fS
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AReaI Blessing.

Physician, Well, Mrs. Jones, how is that
headachel
Mrs Jones.-GOns Doctor, all gone the pill you
sent cured me In Just twenty minutes, and wish
you would send more so that can have them handy.
Plilsician.-Xou can get them at any Druggists
Call Tor Cephaltc Pills, find they never fail, and
recommend them in all cases Of Headache
lfrs .J0nss.-l shall send for a box directly, and
shall tell all my suffering friends, for they are
real blessing e. -
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AYER's sARsAPARILLA.

COMPOUND KEN EDI, Dr.
~ SIGNED 20 be the most edectual ALTEzATIFl
Para Sarsaparilla 90 combined with othsr Bub8tan-
ces Of still greater Attentive power as 70 aord an
puted 70 cure Il is believed that such remedy q
wanted b. those who suffer fEqm strumcua COM
cure must prove of immense service to this large
class OF our afflicted islloE-citiEens HOV c0npists.
pertinent many OF the worst cases % b found n
the 10llowing conf plaintss
SOROFuLA AND 5cRoFuEou9 CoHPLAINfg, ERgP-
TIDEs AND ERUPTITE DISEASE ULCRas, PIgFLE1,
BL0ToHzsi FUHoRss SALT RHEUu, ecALD HEADs
DISEASE DR0Psfs NEuAALqIA o. lIo DoUIogaAlzi
DEBILITF, DYSPEPSIA ASD lEDlaE9sI0l, hRE1lfsI.l5i
class OF complaints arising nom lmpurity q tha
Blood.
humors which Tester IN the blood at that season q
the year. By the timely sxpql!lon q t1eIn Es,2T
thdes can, By the aid Of this remedy, spare thau-
selves nom the endurance Of ioul argption9 ana l-
ID ne ftself Of corruptions Il not assisted 70 % this
through the natural channels Of the body 81 an al
Whenever YOU ind It's inspuritiss b5-si1l tfough
the skin In pImpless erupt0nsl or 8Creai cleanse u
veins; cleanse It whenever Il D. tou ana your fsal
ings viii tell you Whsn- ETan where no particular
disorder elt, people en0y bsttar health and I've
i longer, for cleansing the blood. Keep tha blood
healthy and az e Welli but with thi9 papnlll q
iifs disordsred, there can Be no lasting health,
great machinery Of life is dis0rd6r8d
i Garslparilla has, and deserves much, TIE repute-
] ton Of accomplishing these ends. But the Uqrla
has been egregiously decal Fed by pra1Gqn1 ql ifi
partly because the drug alone has nos al the VIZ ne
/ that . claimed for IT. but more heca1se many plo-
rarFfons pretsnding 70 Be concantraied eLtractl q
r. contain but ittls Of the Firtco Of sa-sapriai
1 any thing else.
i DurinT late years the public have bcen mlsled u
larqs bottles, pretending 10 give quart Of A1lll1
Of sarsaparlla for one dollar. Most Of these heEI
been frauds upon the aicAy sar they not oniy conl
Iiffis II any, 6arsapaEilIa, Sut nlten 10 cQralf
Ir0rsrtis8 whatever. Hence, biIisr ard 11i1lli ll
snpoinfment has followed tho o[ tn1 rgrloll e
ts1sfs of sarsapariIla which dood the market, ull
the name itself is Justly deGpl15 u and pa la--
anonymous with imposition and cheat SUI
Nv such q remedy as shall rescue the name noa ~
i fnsd OF obloquy which rests upon 3. And We l2ln
n have qround for believing it has virtues Nlicl
are Irresistible By the urdln1ET run OF tnq ql-lls
h 3 Intended to cure. In order 70 secure tei col
pleto eradication from the Bystelii t1e raall 50
81 juuici0usly taken according 20 dtIocllnna On t
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9REA, OVER EXCITEMENT, and the mental
care and anxiety incident to close attention to bu
siness or study, are among the numerous causes q
Nervous Headache The disOrdered state of mind 3
body incident to this distressing complaint is fatal
blow to all energy and ambition, Sufferers By this
iistressinq attacks by using one OF the Cephaltio
Pills whenever the symptoms appear. II Qulet5 the
overtasked brain, and sOOthes the strained and jar
rnO nerves. and relaxes the tension Of the stomach
which also accompanies aud aggrayates the disorder
ed condition Of the brain.
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TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAVED
Mr. Spalding has sold two millions Of bottles Of his
celebrated Prepared Glue and it is estimated that
each bottle st least tan dollars worth ot brQ-
ken furniture, thus making an aggregate OF lWe4y
millions Of dollars reclaimed IRON total loss " tEis
valuable invention. Having made his Glue house,
hold word, he now proposes TO de the world sti!i
greater service BY curing all the aching heads Wltn
his Cephaltc Pills, and if they are as good as hls
Glue, Headaches will soon vanish away Ike snow III
July.
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, GREAT DIscovERY.-Among the most i'm
portant ofall the great medical discoveries OF this
age may Be considered the system Of vaccination for
protection from Small Pox, the Cephalc Pill for re-
lief Of Headache, and the use Of Quuine for the pre-
ventiOn Of Fevers either Of which is specific,
whose benefits will be experienced By suffering hu-
manity long after their discoveries are forgotten
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GnQrartnas.

LhAu ho---
n FOR sHAEsPEARE AND HIS FRIENDS
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