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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-01-17

TELMBOLD'S Genuine preparation for Loss
II of Power, Loss Of Memory. -.-ef.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-01-17

Genuine Preparation for Dr.
IL fculty of Breathing, General Weakness.
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efficiency; and that laws ought to be made
for the punishment Of those who attempt,
by rescue Of the slaves. or other illegal means
TO hi lder,.or defeat the due execution of said
laws.
2. That ell State laws which conflict
with the fugitive slave acts, or any other
constitutional acts of Congress, or which in
their operation, impede, hinder, o: delay
the free course and due execution Of any Of
said acts, are null and void by the plain
provisions of the Constitution Of The United
States. Yet those State laws, void as they
are, have given color TO practices and led
to consequences which hare INSTRUCTED the
due administration and execution Of acts Of
Congress, and especially the acts for the
delivery Of fugitive slaves, and have there
| by contributed much to the diseord and
eammoiion now prevailing Congress
therefore, in the present psrilous juncturs
does not deem it improper rsspeo fully and
earnestly 10 recommend The repeal Of those
laws 10 the several States which haYe en-.
acted them, or such legislative corrections
or explanations of them as may prevent
their being used or perverted to such mis-
chieyous purposes. s,, T
2. That The act Of the eighteenth Of Sep
iember, eighteen hundred and fifty, com
monty caRed The fugitive slave law, ought
10 be 90 amended as TO make the fee Of the
commissioner, mentioned in the 9Th section
OF the act, equal in amount, in the cases
decided by him, whether bis decision be in
favor or against the claimant. And 10
avoid misconsiructioa, The last clause Of the
fifth section of said act, which authorizes
The person holding warrant for the arrest
or detention Of fugitive slave 10 summon
10 his aid the posse comitalus, and which
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-01-17

TELMBOLD'S Genine Preparation for Weak
IL Nerves, Horror of Death Trembling.
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NIoW,
In edstey after the above sale will be sold the follow
- 80 - : ~ IA t=s. r.
FyFHTTGTyic csIv

g. EXECUTBIX'S SALE.
.: Under authority o: the via Of James Wheeler late
s Il Batmrr- Ciy deceased the under signed.
trt will positively sell at public auction at the hxchan-r
sf,escons On FRIDAY the l5 day Ct septic her, lsi
G.. No. !, 4 TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL
~; INC AID LOT fronting tTentv-f.st tho
zSSHof North Caver street, running through Gravel
alley with two small tw5stoIy HRiCk nWELLi> GS
the alley rear 10 and north Of Fra lin street subject
BEG, SIP, lfber d d., No ES, folio IL ,ti-t
80 No 2 A TWc-STObY BRICK DIV ELL
ESiss ING AND LOT or west side of Davis
-St Bath street, front twenv-six feet subject the
use o. "ee feet for an alley, aud depth thrCy
.lS hches ground rrn $5n per apnum. For tItls,
lease th Sc temher, 1888 Liner T. 4. 81 folio 8S6 re-
No. g.. ASUB GROUND RENT o? s2Gpcr aunuu'. arising
out al he sub leases Cf hundred feet oC
g'"uud on he south side Of Henry eighty
ect east OF Popp"tGn with depth 9" seventy feet
TO the srut side % eight feet alley be lc open For
ute see l-ae from ). AcII Royd 18th January 1873 and
sub | ASes
No 4. A SUB RENT OF "a per apnuul, on Lot at Y F.
corner Of Ryan and Poppeion fronting
POnpletGn street, by s!vy-Siv feet
proved by two.Story BEI, DIV hlLING. For title,
Liher q. l.. 5, No. ll5, folio ii,&
No VACANT LOT the north side OF Ryan,
seventy ieet cast from Poppleon street. and AZ the corner
o. four feet aey which has front OF iii and half
feet ana depth or eighty cur feet to eight feet alley
NJ. 6. SUB GROUND RENT OF $3.50 per annum,
arising Of lot OF ground the northeast corner
MGinmson alley and South Charles street See ". G.
2O2, lilo Iii, &c
Terms sal the houses and vacant To- Nos
Onehaf cash, and the balance in six mon his with interest
and ecprt and terms Tor the suorents q, and g. cash
IN the day OF sale.
For title, refer to r. PAREIN SCOTT. Esq, l6 St Taul
street. SARAH Am WHEELER, ENecutrix.
SAMUEL II. COVER. AGcI..
a22 2twts 81 Baltimore street.
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XMNsfMtnts,

c<tIln9tHtl4ttgt
IOLL!DAY STREET THEATRE.
SECOND WEEK ar mi" SE1SON.
MISS HELEN WESTERN,
rnE BEAUTIFUL STAR. ..,,, by
In ihe intcne'v interesting domestic drama "F'' -
Eo5iNA MENS1wS, THE VILLAGE MAID
- Or, CITY TEMPT ATOMS tEvf 'LEb IN STEeN
tnRiNA MEADOW S..........MitS l'r''" ~ tlIsiar
Mr Mcn"oWs. .ipht
lt1rrY Mr. Rshnn
Le,hfo BtNter.........'.. -. - - ID
TUE LADY STGA! Z! tH 49,
Mimic With rg t." ..........Mi MISS Helen Western.
on Tuesday Miss Wrsi,rn,. teneht, ,.r.-,
in rr"Harsi;'T.- THE THREE FAST N EN-"
80 Omission -. ani 70 cents.
Door, open At :. 10 comm nee at "a o'cock. 1t
~S4Is CONTINENTAL OPERA HOUSE.
&S ~ INCREASED ATTRACTION.
EEth Mas Jua Barkus, Miss Mary Walton, Mile Hell
gS ena Mis- Mary Conway, Mss i. Walters, Mr.. Geo.
SacId ~ Mr. !. Fr,ze, Ma tgrs Willie, Charles winter
and t;.n IIttlsi ey.r. will app a nightly ina
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT.
i IN ssion c'It'. Private 8ov"s 50 cent. aul9lw
NTELUDEON MUSIC HALL,
IFa BALTIRORE STREET,
Few doors Sat nt Maryland institute,
HUlag httn entirety ml rCyei, i open every Night
win large anl eNcc.l-nt comp an" %
FIRST CLASS PEkFVENEeS.
tn rne,t ments az this popular Tltc. uf amusement
sent. singing, GvmnasIr performances ~ two Of
the est artists ia this Codhy, and dancing by beautiful
gisl-.
aS-Admissi1n 10 Il aal y cents a7-tC
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H0asss. IT,. t4r 5aIi Snl Rtat.

! f.;r FOR Neutrality-suspicious. Exchange
PLSGs; occupied sy Nes'rs ?dfTPg ds
e. VALUABLE FARM AND MILL PRO
$50 rrfdeck county. Md, comprises Esrrn o. 90
BRcK SGa Ii ] G9n F,rn c Of o sub
%9 There is uron the properly Mn ard stilltry
vey ae " hop and brick t.nem4nt
psrticnlarz9 in an aa ,':mges ar too num%r-
st uSSl'hoe ald cheap property. 1t IN he bought
c ket t pr upon what cost q few ears
aaOtr HENRY u E5GEas Broker,
o-EI corn-r herle, and Fay-tte sts
81 FOR SALE OR RFNT-A HnTT~E On
;; Centre street No 60, near st. Paul s.rs.t. ArnIq
SeEtf 70 :, nR. ? z. ,HaTARn,' ="
o. DWELLING FOR RGNT.-i 6rgI-.jeas
I RE Ssn Pase T Hfx z sn2 Fe rRg a
Carries and FaYette streets '''"s' a e ,,ie'
e. FOR RENT-THE RURAL MIL,
hE GG EGgSG f AID a asoqt Js OF
ptS from the city limits Possession given on the LIST
Also the Rock MILL, in good order, about one nile
tTTm IN city imits, with Mer's ROUSE and large
70. further a PARTICULARS apply to the Water Boards ce
4l2 e .. Water Register.
GROUND RENTS FOR SALE.-CentraI and
,,,,, ~ menus aES&$ !? Kos FosE Rs 8 6rater,
'ENO EXCHANGE.-SIX ACRES or LAND
rom the city good building site viii he cxch ngei for
a6out sic o6 B@ s kia zen, sri s IN Tane
N no''"sfly direction from the city or nTecg
asst corner Charles and F,reso. str-cis.
~ FARM FOR SA LE.-This property. con-
k5i tG;;ingE ONE lCEnEEn ACRES. is ioearcd about
2a o , up9n good turnpike ard but mile
walton, well wate'ed aud fenced aGd has an a6apdaRc Of
Bhi t1 D EIS t M al or o ar saeq'
.et. HESGY Y E"$ if;ii, 5 ,r1's.s
COUNTRY SEATS FOR SALE "A rare |
purchase fist css GotNTRYGAT in 4G every g's par." 10
HENRY " RoaERSS,' Broke.
att corner Charles an1 Fayee streets.
c. FOR SALE OR RENT-The DWELL |
Ella ING ioUSE No 327 West Lexing,o on, above Chats
House hreestory front 6acE win modern im"iGvs
6 @eP!s n Sad EaG1 and shruhhey in fine 4y
f47ss?t FOR RENTING two-story DWELL |
#i ING, No II St. Paul str ct Pleasant apply
W isl-otr JOHN "Ih % 4'a,,, : S @i.,t
~ FOR RENT HOUSE No. 2Io West |
Eli Lombard street between raca and Green opposite
49, Ge I CGiisse with al modern nrroyements,
E0 IS sAREE sFEEf ssyes no Us for Py
(:=;, FURNISHED DWELLING FOR RENT.
iii n the i.in dnams aG 1 ogSs yhin ] m
On reasonable terms. Apply at tins Office. m27 II
g. VALUABLE LAND IN ALLEGANY
--s-. COUNTY, Fob SALE
aai Ha sSou HE X H6 G2y9 TEHAsUGE TRnyG con
to John W Pratt the 81 day Of March, 1911 aud rsur
VG{fs Is 3f Is i9n o 1mai g. Prat GGq5 the
and ndn Corn erST mby f n s e Ton WRIT
also admirably suitci to SHEEP rasng Thgre Are eyr,
Farms opened and cleared the land ard nov
OAK ana Pine timber which can sasy he transpr.Iei over
ard the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad which ran within
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CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE
81 c K II E 4 d ACH E,
CURE
N E r Gus EADA CHE,
CURE
LII KINDS OF HEADACHE

OF Sick ieddachs may he prevented taken the
commencement Of attack Immediate relief pain
and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Headache
when females subject.
They gently upon the bor eIs-remoying CasUenes
For Literary Men, St:sn's, Delicate Females, and all
persons Of ssdsniary hGJS they valuable LrzG
.ioe improving the oPPse givnz tone and to the
digestive organs ard restoring the natural elasticity and
strength OF the whole system.
The CFPHALIC PILLS the result OF long nvestFa-
ton and carefully conducted experiments, having in
years, during which time they have prevented
and relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating in the system
from deTanGei state Of The stomach.
They entirely vegetable in their composition, and
he taken at all tines with perfect safety without
making change of diet, and the absence Of cy dis
agreeable taste renders it easy administer them ch
| Grsp,
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFFTS
The have FIVE signatures Of Henry @ spaldng
| each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines.
8oE will he by mail prepaid receipt OF the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All crJera should be addressed 10
HENRY G.. SPAEDFNG,
SO Cedar STee. Rev York.
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8tGfks, GxtbalGQ1. Is.

BALTIMORE CITY PER CENT. STOCK
Eogr .alehy 1ssAGGL. 50 J9A iGi '''0'
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES BOUGHT AND |
a>t"Lob3 sAML H T.. RI q < snNS,.
hTbW YORK FUNDS BOUGHT AND SOLD |
AZ II i96 baltimore sweet.
f4NRST-CLASS COMMERCIAL PAPER, ma
E turing ia November aud Dto.nbe., wanted by
az 1w@ No % Sou il Street
WORK, GETTYSBURG, OHAMBERSBURG, |
- q IHA A. . Re aud AlIDLEf"NH BANK NOTES
-l-LI II 2ni Ialtimote street.
9lOLD FOR SALE, in sums to suit, at small
"a premium ny lelol riio ). LARSON. |
NOTICE.
~ We are prepared TO give CASH ADVANCES On cos
sgnments 70 our friends Messrs Z b i woodward Go
ES'o0' oorns, Of cneaasjd 6a A iS6sid S
NIORgH ~ HSTEKN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
S g4NlS foT sale by SA asS1l, AREis Jr
EULLEGri0NS ON ALLPRUMIN EMIT
,figTI" sotrH ANo WEST rag gi6 ~ c,,,ov
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD 60.
E9 BONDS wanted by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr.,
ap6-tf basement Chesapeake Bank,
pALTIuuRE and ONO r. R. BONDS 1867.
AF Baltimore and OHIO Railroad bonds $50.
northwestern Va. kGilTC ID bands 2i mortgage.
wantct ~ 10 10 "a N1Ef. H& a8 %Rao JF,
VIRGINIA AND north CAROLINA BANK
NOTES. for sale by Tao J. CARSON,
ls25f 2oi Baltimore street.
gTNCURRENT BANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
- "n all points south and est pnrcha>ed q! best rates
its2at: ~ b Bai Ii, 's9e' si'eet.
| pROTHERS BONINGER,
~ fsee eo 70 e S soTTa 'Rls9 ;ErF5T Cup sair7
If.ucip; otca OF 'erhany "n London, Paris and AmseT-
lam. mhlntf
4 DyAECE8 MADE ON BUSINESS PAPER
1s s.7t,H APPROVED coLI-ATERAI.s by, ,,,rao,-
Ie-t-ti fHt' J. CARSON.
YlANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
z ~ 1No. GlT1I>Gs >, : Son.! Con
| NHAEYLAnD SHES Maryland per cent
SANE. HARRIS, Jr.,
| fea-G Basement chesapeake Bank.
'fNMk PAPER NEGOTIATED by
! jaIItf 1876 Bataore street
u & 0. R. r. BONDS 1857 WANTED BY
~ JN0. s. Cuttings q CO.,
&,CGIP OF FEW YORK AND PHILADEL
~ pEIA INSURANCE COMPANIES wanted by
tasatf : 81 ZEE sssn a aApEiL Lse,
ctTERLING EXCHANGE.
- For sale by KNOX Il co,
| EuIS-f 8 Gfocer's Exchange
&STUCkS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
Gand sold by JNo. S. Cuttings 4 60,
| M ISSUURl 6's FOR SALE BY
~ ~ JNo s eirrINGs % s CO. .,
ne ERCHANTS' BANK STOCK FOE SALE BY
IVA JNo. $. Cuttings X Co,
ESIREMEN'G INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
4 b. SAMC 81. HARRIS, Jr.,
juiIt basement Chesapeake Bank
M ARYLAND STOCK 1890 WANTED By
VI JNo. $. Cuttings co,
E'OMNERCInL d FARMERS BANK STOCK
Swsnted by JNo. s. Cuttings Il CO.,
Anew YORK HARMS INSURANCE SCRIP
sp2s-f Exchange Place
ssALTiHURE 4 PER CT LOAN FOR SALE
ggty SAM. HARRIS, Jr.,
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
~ wauted by SAAi. HARRIS, Jr,
I2i.-! !z G1.saI@4ke 52nk
~&ligrEEgs.
!" 4 TT0RNEys AT LAW, ''" D. A''''oA'
n 30 "A LAW BUILDINGS,
Corner Of st Paul and Lexington streets trp staiTsD
nh2aly BALTIMORE, BID.
Ng O6ES ENGLBHEART,
Rear Of the Law 6uildings,)
70 kFylSaToT STREET, BETWEEN CHARLES AND 81 PAUL
All business entrusted to his will be punctually
t+nuea to. ole-iVr
5s CHARLES G, KERR
ATTORNE Y-AT-LA
II OFFICE-No. 81 ST. PAUL sTREE.T,
(Br7vzxr LEXINGTON AND SAR4TosA sTREETsO
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s Under authority .! the via Of James Wheeler. late
s 4 Baltimrr- city, deceased the under signed f.vrcll-
Will positively sell at public auction at the hXchnr
Saercos en- FRIDAY, the 1871 day &C ~ her, 1851.
AT o'ciurk =. NJ.
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SEWING HACluN1D.
l. CORNELL & cos.
Family and ldanufhctusing s
80 SEWING MACHINES.
TA00ART Y FARRsS PATENT.

~e happy 70 ~ 70 the Thousands Who .re using
machines and the hous sands that want tesn thai
0KOyER 4 BAKER. elias Move, IT,, and iii persoas
hs or using them are secure against any noiesss-
Our Machines are now jus. what ~ want them; IN
dfett competition and on equally popular basis vita
the best made and highest priced machines In any mar
kst, and they still sold Al so aud s45, including
Hcnmers lot which hairs several syles), Needles.
and everything necessary 70 their In family Or shop
This makes them still the cheapest, legitimate and first
In justice to our Machines IS wen as GU. customers
~ offer TO ~ msssy In sixty days for any ma
This Gesture sione mskes our machine worth much
more any eher ~ there 10 necessarily come risk In
buying most machines. ...~ts
A few OF its superior qualities these:-It .
straight needle; has great space under the arm;
from eSo common spools. neither being fastened and
both In sight; turns hnges is secured from du and
o lis lever purchase 10 greater than that Of
any other machine;n has hut two regulating screws
and both are above and In fronts the driving wheel 10
Ay aretes.Df work II will nester greater
variety Of work than any machine among the hundreds
with which acquainted: its tension Is perfect:
runs easily and still; hothers nobody noyices can
man ge it, None other will satisfy here it 10 known
We can safely say that piece Of iahor-savin2
cnery ever grew - rapidly into universal favor - our
sewing machines. Three years has placed them in the
very front ranks Of first class machines, and though
manufacturing facilities have been largely increased
have not been able to supply the demands during the
past season. We can I'll all orders. We have ah
ded 70 styles the Righside Blake johnson Sdjus
table liemner, and defy the world to produce
better instruments for doing all kinds Of sewing and
embroidery. Let every who IL interested in the
great impro vements In sewing machines, whether they
wish to purchase not, send for Descriptive Circular
and samples ofstitch. g.s
We must caution the public nst unprineipiel and
perfectly irresponsible parties who have claimed 20 he
our successors representing that machines out
OF mi rket, and offer cast machine Of ours in its
place, We only sell own machines Taggart 4
fars patent, and the sole propretors in the eight
l.. CORNELL Il CO..
~ 49, Post Office box 81, Chicago, Ill.
Call at ln lake Street. Cup stairs, H-no2
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A TALK WIfIl TEACHERS.

TALK WITH TEACHERS.
The schoob throughout the county are
nossssssrsily ip session. Again the bell
4ias sorry sound cslls to the plca.an.
wesk - stsdy; SD glad voices and smil.
49, ssspond % the call. The bright
spfldg With It's songs aud sunshine, dis.
pc'lins the gloomy clouds and SHOWS Of
winter, has como again to cheer U.s.
With g'sdness and vigor, what soul does
not bound out to meet and rejoice with
srsvivisg natures Teachers, without fear
Of dispute, / answer, there is not one
among your heal,hful pupils that does
not Not one whose earnest nature kin
dies not in the life-giving sunshine
whose soul Of music thrills not with
gushing song Of the wild bird. The
pulse beats quick, the b!ood bounds in
beautiful currents through the veins
This then is peculiarly the se.son Of
schools. Teacher, you have felt its Wv
flying power. Now, then, is your f,v-
orable time to disrobe books aud the
schooIroom of that dullncss that renders
them cdious TO the free and exulting
mind Of the pupil How can this b.
done! Is easier asked than answered. 1t
is often difficult TO see towards what the
mind turns naturally when left free to
choose; but now it is easily seen to turn
~ the green fields and warm sunshine
t. the works of nature. This eau be
turned greatly to advantage.
There is nothing that gives the mind
greater pleasure than the tracing of re.
semblanccs. Who has not noticed ow
readily the mind turns from the study of
abstract subjects to compose the form,
size, and color of things around it, Now
by a judicious application Of this Lnowl
edge an interest may. be awakened and
lasting benefits insured; and, when We
say that every earnest look of enquiry
every smile Of intelligence won from your
pupil, teacher, is your need of victory,
who Of you docs not say it is worth any
effort | can put forth?
Let me suggest one Of the many ways
10 which this can be done Flowers are
source Of pleasure to young and. old,
and if not source of instruction, it is
because they are not studied Now let
these he made the subject Of study
Every teacher that will notice flowers at
all, and repay the donor with kind
"thank you," may have plenty Of them
on his desk, the frec.wil offerings of his
pupils. Now at the proper time let the
teacher hold one or more of these up be-
fore his school, and question them in
such a manner as will lead the pupils to
notice carefully the resemblance between
two different flowers or the parts Of the
same flower. Tell them the marks and
properties that belong to all flowers Of the
same kind, aud then ask them to 90 with
you to the fields where they are plenty
and see that it is true for themselves ---
The talk about flowers to young minds
must Of course be simple, hence no teach
er need despair from want Of kncwl
edge Of botany yet it will require study,
for the questions best to ask will not .
alwnys suggest themselves. Study the
flower so as to present it's marked charac. !,
teris.ics; the object Is less TO grasp sci ,
enee than to lead the mind to inquire. /
Your reward will be attention and iul- !
proyement H. ID. L.
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OLD AND YOUNG
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH,

Prof. Woods Hair Restorative
VIII preserve nalINy, the growth and cslor OF the
hair, three times week. to any imagsna
age Perfectly restore the gray cover the bald with
heaut:ulthan any OIL and preserve the scalp free from
all disease. to the greatest age Statesmen. judges,
Attorney Doctors, Clerrymen. Professional men, ana
gentlemen and ladies of all classcr, all over the wof
bear testimony that do not SAY too much In lis IA
yor. Read the foil swing; and judge -
PROFESSION 9. THALBERa- PIANIST,
says, on his arrva, in the United States, he
rapidly becoming gray, hut on applying
Woods Hair Restorative his hair soon recov-
e,ed its original hue. - -
CU,REsCtHCEW, - NASSAU STREET, y. r.,
says the gray hairsv:1 his wife head were.
brown, at the same tmo beautitJing and
,hickening the hair.
AC. RAYMOND, BATH, MAINE,
says he is now sixty years old, and his hair
and whskers were two-thirds gray, hut by
.he Of two bottles Of Restorative the gray
hairs have disap peared both on hishe and
face, and is more soft and glossy than for
twenty five years previsus. His wife at the
! age Of hhy-two, has used 1t with the same
FINLEY JOHNSON, Esq, NEW ORLEANS,
says that he lost his hair by the Yellow Few
err, In ls5i. lie used Woods Hair Restora-
tive, and his hair is now thick and glossy.
9. N. MIDDLETON, LIVINGSTON, ALABAMA.
says the Restorative has done c.Dgoea in
his part ofthe country. lie used it 1gr bald
ness, and now has a fine head Of hair.
I'll. MORSE, LEBANON, KENTUCKY,
says he has seen Woods Hair Restorative
used in hundreds Of cases. and never knew 1t
to fail IN accomplishing all 1t prafcssed to 10.
A. J. ALDEN, MCLANESBORO, ILL,
, says he had the scald head eight years. and
bald, but by the liberal of Woods
!, Hair Restorative, lie now has rich. glosy $
head Of hair.
, ITSold by all druggists. and by .. J. God q Co..
4H Broadway, New York, and Ia Market ST., ST.
Louis, Mo, Oct.4-l7
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SHINGLES, sr.sF
SQUARE TIMBER,
LATH, &C., &c.

Which they are determined to sell as cheap -
can be purchased anywhere in the city for CASH.
Our motto is 'euiek Sales and Small Profits.
Any order from the country will be promptly
attended to; a. much SO - il the purchaser was
present. .s ~-.. ...r
Mr.. Hoch having b en- engaged in the Lumber
business for the last nine years id this City, fst-
tiers himself that he will be able to render COM
pletc satisfaction to customers. Give us call
before purchasing elsewhere.
Muscatine, Iowa, April LIST 1890.
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Projectors Of the Matte nal Dispensary, No. l67,
Sycamore street. Cincinnati, established jan 1852
for the cure Of Private Diseases.
Prof Esbert Jackson, Or. Robert Herbert & NJ. Eu-
gene velpean. Thorough erected with almost
credible rapidly, OF Gnohea, Syphilis elect, Noctur
nal Emissions self abuse, Impoency, Structure, Fe
sble form and variety Of Secular Disease, and at the
time the general health Of the patient impro
where any improvement in that respect is needed.
Our Dispensary Circular Of ~ large In. by in
ter pages, with full and special written reply, sent
promptly, well sealed any address for the amount Of
the postage, six cents Every young man, Whether
intended for ladies only, nine large letter for
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