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PROF. l.. NIiLLEH'S
HAIR INVlGORATOR:

AN EFFECTIVE. SAFE AND ECONOMICAL CoNforNt
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR to its original
color without dteing, and preventing the hai'
from turning gray.
FOR PHEVENriNG Badness and curing it
when there is the least particle of vitality o.
recuperatiNe energy remaining. -,.
FOR REMOVING scURF AND DANDkttF'
and all .ntan'ous affections 81 the s'a'p'
FOR BEaCrIFYISG The LAIR, impa ting to
II an uncunailed gloss and Gril'iancE, MAILING
il soft and silky i'll its texture and causing II
To- curl realty.
The treat celebrity and the Increasing demand Tor
this uu.uuaed preparation, convince the proprietor
that one trial only is only necessary 10 satisfy dis
cerning public Of its superior qualities over any
,her nreparato7 at present in II cieanses the
ha,d and scalp from dandfuT and other eutsneous
diseases causes the hair lusurianty, and gives
/, rich soft, glossy and flexible aPI eafanee' and also
where the hair is lo"sentng and thinning II VIII give
rng;h and ygor to the and restore the growth
In those parts hch have become bald, causing 1t to
Thre are hundred. Of ladies' and gentlemen in New
York who have had their hair restored by the use oil this
Invgoraor, when all other preparations hah iaied
T. NJ has in his possesson letters innumerale testify
ny Ia the above facts. from persons OF the highest
speetnhty. 1t will efIectnay prevent the hair from
rnng gray until the latest period Of life; and in
where the hair has already change its Color the Of
the Ipyignrator will with certainty restore it to its orig
| poI hue giving it a dark. glossy appearance As u
uerfnme for the toilet and Hair Restorative 1t
ticuturlv having agreeable fragrance:
and ,he great facilities it affords in dressing the hair,
which when moist with the lnvigorator can he dressed
in any required form to preserve its place. whether
plain or in curlshence the great demand for by the
ladies standard toilet article which ought to
he without the price places within the reach ofal,
| being ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENT per bot
tie to lie had all respectable druggists perumers.
| L. MILLER would cali the attention Of parents and
the OF his fnvigorator, in cases where
the chdrens' hair incnes to be weak The use Of it
laws the fou ndation for good head Of hair. it
moyes any impurities that may have become connected
with the scalp, the remoyaof which is necessary both
the health of the child and the future appearance OF
it's hair.
| CAUTION None genuine without the fac smile Lots
MILrER being on the outer wrapper also, L. MlLLERS'
HAIR RESTORATIVE, n. Y. blown in the glass.
Wholesale Depot So Dey ST. and sold Ivy all the prin-
cpal Merchants and Druggists throug hout the world.
! Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity.
| also desire to present, to the American public my
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MANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RES
TORED.

MANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RES.
TORED.
Just Published, IN a Ssaled E"relope.
ON THE NATURE TREATMENT, AND RAD
icaI cure of Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal weak
ness. Sexual Debility. Nervousn and invo'uh.
tary emission, inducing impoteney, and Mental
and Physical incapacity.
BY RoBr. j. CULVERWELL. N. d.
Author AZ the Green Book. DC
The world rem NV ned author, in this admirable
lecture. clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful conseq uences Of self abuse may be
e,,cctnally removed without medicine and with
out daa gerous surgical operations, bonHies' IN
s,ruments, rings or cordial, pointing oat mode
of cure at once certain and ehectuai, by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition may
he, may cure himself cheap'y, privately ana rad
icaly This lecture will prove boon to thons'
ands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, post PAID on
the receipt Of two postage stamps hy addressing
Dr. }. &. KLINE, l27 Bowery, New York. pos'
Ohice box 1850. A-yl.
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r.LoEFAT IT'S
LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX Buffers.

n A =
A't Il A"A4' "'" AAo1'A-N h' LH>'
THESE MEDICINE have IanScn before the pa',.
lie for Der! III # Thirty ~ and during t:.t
tim have a!nained higt vNO1r in almost e. 'ry
part of th~ H.,he. l'r their ~rtordnary and irn.G-
ate power =" :7.or- ptr:ct health - persons starr-
inn under t@artt "FeFy md Of !.srase.y u" oh ne -
man ir@fnr j. '.A''''.
Tie following are among he distressing N.-.ety c.
human diseases in Which t3e
Vegetable Lille Medicines
Are rel hrnv- "a he Invaluable.
DYsfEF>IA, ;" i'3or5igt fy cleansing the fr.t and
ssaod s,ola.c aud c.sz tILs low Of purc HEALTHY
f:.e = stead % the stale aid acri ki.i Yatulen.y
sc ., tlle.tg /! ,rt-}1r.. iI.atarh, E.xxIe.sura
,.ef 4 .vl.ty. Ian tr- AMI le.ucuulv winch
it,. al .vr,I,rcfps : ny,tep.a win v,,s., s
= na.u-t, CO. g..ui.:ce II is cy-s
,U-TINEN ~ cleansing the W hole len 9Th OF the
tur4t ne, wit snir .nt rrrrc. and without violence
Gil vigl at pr,es leave tL- bowels cos,ve within two
DAYS
FEyERS 81 All kinds. +, -estcr.ry III. blood - a
rerl Ar cir,u aim y. ii IN, r-rrrs. q. -.s-,iraiin
in suc cases all, H.. Thorough sa,lt;.,l Il -; l,tcs-
,ir,l .r..,r,c,i., ,.. ,.t,.rs
Thea fa N-dtrr., tav.fa.o. ~, g. .,r,e RuFI-N-
,..I - -. r,,,., -. I,, ;r.1,.,,,.t,- t-.a -.
mn.>,'s' a., Il lis,,,n.,',< - - -. .'-,'i. 80 ~
Tr,pSJrs - ~ y.,dr ~. fr;,, a-,s s.-.0,.fc en-.
il 80 - i|. al =, 20. -. ,,,,s. =, 80.
f,.lx At, tbr i,9inr,.nt orrars and hepce have -.er
tarn f.n,i , certain remedy .ur the vvr-. cas-. Of
CU,yry
Al, woeNs h., sislosgry from, hr turr i,gs r., m.
h,vel. the slim, w.llc these adhere
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Z. E. co M p r o N,
SHIPPING,
Forwarding l. q 3sslon Merchant
MUSCATINEJ: IOWA.

I>HANkFUL for the patronage therefore ex.
l tended ms 10y the merchants and others of
Upton and vicinity, ! hope by prompt and faith
full attention to any business intrusted to my
Jare, to merit its continuance.
REFERENCES.
Me.srs. Green IL Stone, Mu.catine, Iowa.
- Weed. Brdgman & Kent,
A. Ogiivie, - -
Peter 4. hey, IowaCi ii. Bacon & Co... Chicago
p. =. Freeman, 8. Maack K Rogers, 81. Louis
II. NJ. Holden, Washington, Iowa.
Muscatine. June -, Is6Ujf
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Mississippi and Missouri r. r.
an and after Monday, April 18th, 1851. and
~ until further notice, trains will run as fol-
lows:
Leave Wilton FOR Davenport Chi.
cago, at L0Or.N.
Leave Wilton for Marengo and
Washington, $40 A. n.
Leave Wilton for Muse atine at $40 A. n. sos Pm
Arrive at Wilton from Davenport
and Chicago, $50 4. II.
Arrive at Wilton from Nuscatine, .....
at S25 An. as 90 r. n.
Arrive At Wilton from Iowa CITY, $500
Passengers going west make direct connec.
tons with the Western Stage Co.'s stages for all
points west.
Passengers going east make direct connections
at Rock Island with the Chicago and Rock Island
r. II. trains, for all points east, nth and north.
Also with the Galena, Dubuque and St. Paul pack.
cts at Davenport.
All trains running East connect directly at
Chicago, with all trains over all the roads East
and South.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity OF
giving distinct directions as to the destination
of their baggage. Also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars.
J. r. TRACY, Supt
A. KENDALL, Assistant Supt.
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-.- NEW REIEDiES FOR
.SPERMATORRgyOA.

"OWARD ASSOCIATION, PniLApEIrriA-
Ii A Benevolent Institution established by
special endowment. for the relief Of the sick and
distressed, afflicted with vru!cnt and chronic
diseases and especially for the cure Of diseases
oi the Sexual organs.
Medical advice gwen gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon. Valuable reports on SpefmatOrrhHa
aud other diseases Of the Sexual Organs and on
the New Remedies employed in the dispensary
eent in sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge.
Two or three stamps for postage Acceptable
Address, Dir. J. SKtLLaAN HorGHTo.. Howard
Association, No 2 South Ninth ST., Philadelphia,
Pa. fully II, 81: Isl
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OLD AND YOUNG
AFFIRM IT'S TRUTH,
EIL THAT
Prof. Wood, Hair Restorative

VIII preserve. nfallihlr the growth and the
hair, il used two three times week, to any ,,rira
tAr Perfectly restore the gray: co yer The Ia ia
azure own ornament, the hair; make more soft aad
h"Gut!fu than ANY oil and preserve the scalp
al disease, !" the greatest Statesmen. Judges.
Attorneys, Doctors. Clrrrymen Professional men, and
'm"h aud ia'i+s d" all classes al over the world
tear testimony THAI we do So, tao much in il, "a
'"f' Read t." fol win :; and Judge
PROFESSOR >. fHALBEkT, PIANIST.
s"'' "h t.'s arrival III the United Statc- I've
rapia'j becoming gray. hut on applying,
Wool litr Restorative h.. hair soon -.roy-
cred its original hue. ~
'HAkES AhbEW, - NASSAU STREET. NJ
says ih. gray hairs on his wifr's head w.re 80
afrr feWweeks' trial, turned into n dark
brown, a, The same tina beau,ifyiuv and
;hlckening the hair.
A.C. RAYMOND. BATH, MAINE
sayshe IS now sixty years old. AID IN. t,;.
and WHISPERS were two thirds gray I'm, -
the use If two bottles Of Restorative the ,,ro,
hairs have disappeared, both on hishead and
race aA1 10 more soft and glossy than for
twenty five years previous. His wife At thr
age Of nifty two. has used it with the SAM.
effect.
FINLEY JOHNSON, ESQ. NEW oRLEANs.
says that he lost his hair by the Yellow w.
er. in Isl. lie used Woods Hair Res,nr,
nFe, aud his hair u now thick and glossy
:. NJ. MIDDLETON, LIVINGSTON, ALABAMA
say Sthe restorative has done much good in
ms part "fthe country. lie used it for b,LI-
ness, and now has hne head of hair
r. l.. MORSE. LEBANON. KENTUCKY
says he has seen Moods Hair Restorative
used N hundreds of cases, and never knew 1t
10 !ail in accomplishing all it prufessed TO 10.
A. }. ALDEN. McLANEsBORo, ILL.,
says lac had the scald head eight years and
was laid. but by the liberal use 81 Weed.
Hair Restorative, he now has rich giosys
y Ps"la by all druggists, and by o. J. Wood g. Co.
80 Broadway, New York. and liz Market ST., ST.
|""'' MO- oct.4--I7
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Horace Waters, As't,
1913 Broadway, New York,
1)nbiisber of tllusie, tilusic Books:
IND D. AIER |.

IND DEALER IN
PiG1os. he'Seeons, .7!erandre Organs Ore.1 4eeor-
GesHs. Jdartin' 8 celebrated Il .,tars otbeysYio
HHS, PtoiHce!!0s, .7ccOrdeons. Ftattna, Flutes
ftss. ClGr.onetts. TriaagEe.. 7aninp Fork, pi,fs
ana haMmers, I'ohn Bons. best Italian Str.ngs.
Brass Instruments. for bands. Piano Stools and
C0rsrs. and kinds Of .Mssiea! InstrVmeats.
SHEET MUSIC, from all the publish
srs in the L. Bert.ni's. ilu,ii,n' ; and
II Modern School, and all kinds Of inStruc-
ton JOCKS tor the above instruments: Church Music
Books Music elegantly bound Music parrr. and all
k'.ts 81 Music Nerch.ndise, at the LOWEST RATES.
NEW rIA.US, at SIS. 500. S245 s2Ju and IN, 70
SrD; Second Hand Pianos from SIS up : iGu View
Melodcon, 49, st', SO, 800, and up s nf; :, c.
Und Hand Ne.udeous from $50 to co: Alexandra ,,r-
g-hs, wiki five stops, 100 nine stops rs and % thir-
teen stops. 80, ..5 and 80 fifteen stops ~. az! 3.
Alexandra Organ AccordgOns--a new instrument II, :,
inpored-price 30 and s. dollars. 4 liberal Discount
= Clergyman. Churches. Sabbath Schools. Seuau,res
aud Teachers. The Trade supplied The usual trail
q
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< G. Il p. STEIN have good workmen, and
~ use steam power in the manufacture OF their
Furniture. 3D. -s~..
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A PAIR OF REAL NOVELTIES!
AND one WITHOUT AMATE
lst-'.The Pa per Neck Tie"

FAIR oE REAL NOVELTIES!
AID one WITHOUT lMATE.
lst-'.rhe Paper Neck Tie.''
Patent applied f,I
THIS TIE is made entirely Of paper in 100
diferen, styles ana ia perfect imitation OF silk
AMI other fabrics. The price is so low that a
gentleman may wear NEW TIE EVERY DAY
end yet not be chargeable with extravaganza or
one Tie can be worn to days il necessary to
economic.
2d-The Relief Tie.
t'atent"i January 20:h. isG,
This is Doubtless .,e most perfect sill. Tie ever
Invented and is just what the name implies
perfect relief Fl ON All further trouble in tying
bows
3d-Thc Lace Edge Tie.
an Xqnisitely beautiful ar.icls-i, ha. only to
be seen to Ae admired.
SMITH Il bRouWER. sole Manufacturers,
No. 81 Warren street y Y
n. H.-Ne sell TO Wholesale Jnlbcrs only
ConnsfY Merchants caa ordc our goods Of any
wholesale house with whom they are dealing.
April 18th, lNSI-2.n
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pRs. JACKSON, HERBERT h Co.. are Associated
Propretors Of the Matte nal Dispensary, No. 1877.
sycamore street, Cincinnati. established jan l. le59,
for the cure Of Private Diseases.
Prot. Eghert Jackson, DR.. Robert Herbert & N. Eu.
gene Nelpeau. thorough effected with Amos, in
credible apidty, Of Gporrhea. Syphilis elect, Noctur-
nal Emissions selfabuse. 1mpoency, Structure Fe-
male Diseases DtHrnal Emissions in short, every pos
sbe form and variety of Secular Disease. at the
anne time the general health of the patient improved
where any improvement in that respect is needed.
Our Dspensary Circular. of IA large in. by IL in let
ter pages, with full and special wrten reply. sent
promptly, well sealed, any add ess for the Of
the postage. SIX cents Every young man, Whether
SICK OR WELL. should have Also. a circ liar
intended for ladies only. nine lar lei: for
ct. stamp The Mountain of Light. or Medical Pro-
tector, a new book Of three hundred pag4. hun
dred engravinss, price, in stamps money. only so
cents and one cent stamp. for 81 nine cents
in stamps This book fully described in circular
It IS by far the Most valuable and deeply interesting
book on the subjects treated of. eXtant matters
that IN former works merely limited at are here
fully explained it contains also full and explicit key
to all the secrets Of marriage, love aud beauty
before
-PsATIsFACTORILYTY
revealed in Any book in the English language,
Dr.. Jackson's Perpetual Preyenive--serd for circu-
lar. Dr.. JacAou Female Pills. Sl-send for lar
DR.. Jackson may lie seen AZ the Consulting Rooms
Nj. Ill Z. NJ. and from L. M..till 2. P NJ at other
hours either Dr. erber: NJ Velpeau both, will be
in attendance.
Male patients. when desired will he furnished with
large, airy. comfortable suitable board and care
FIJI attendance orthe few days ordinarily necessary to
effect cure. Patients do net each other, The
most ample guarantees Of our ability and good faith
promptly given when desir d. Fees as reasonable as
the very highest modes Of treatment known to odern
medical science. ard very long and varied experience
will admit. Z. o. Box i35 Send for Circular. and
state our case N-p,anly and fully and Won will re-
ceive the Circular and our written reply iy return
nalti L We viii answer no letter unless il contains
'!x cents IN stampg. Medicine and Instructions sen.
promptly and carefully to any part of the world.
G.vI3-6m.
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rtEENSWARE-A large lot inst received and
w. "f 'hs best qualify. BY r.SN CHIipe.
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Singers Sewing Machine.

Singers Sewing Machine.
FIFTY DOLLARS!
HAVING completed and occupied our r.
Fire-Proof Manniactory-the most ptfRs..
machine shop in the world-we have signalfs
The event by producing = new Family Sewn!
Machine, containing the latest improvsmsntaS
the very low price Of
FIFTY DOLLARS!
This great reduction will leave the puoH',
without inducement or excuse for buying sny "
the inferior machin which infringe our psF
EMS. Competition will henceforth become W.
possible. A very large reduction has been D"
in the prices of all Of
SINGER'S STANDARD MACHINE
for manufac turing purposes, which ore ~.
known to be without any successful rival 10 y.
market. Much has recently been Published y
regard to various stitches made by sewing ~ y.
chimes. We will take il for granted thst 81 ~.
world knows the fact, ut Singers Aacn!u!s
make the best stitch ever invented, and do"H
the best style.
ns~Send for a copy Of l. NJ Sisgr + to,t
Gazette, which coDtains full infOrmation ~ ~ y
prices sizes, ETC., of sewing mscbines. epd ="
suyrl,sd gratis. In. SINGER 4 c..
Jan. 20, 1859: 45s Brondcay. Me- Ye'''
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.

1YAVlNG REMOVED my store to Mechanics.
II vile, have left my notes and accounts with
Hon. WV. u. TrTHiLL. who will see that the y
are paid. hint to the wise.
CHARLES SHETLAND.
Upton, Sept 4th 1861 Nv
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FARM IMPLEMENTS,

THE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to furnish 20
eli who want his we ltred aud approved CORN
CULTIVATOkS, SHOVEL PLOWS, STPAW
CUTTER, HARAOWS. Road Scrapers, etc. He
il alS0 rea ~ TO effect and warrant a cure of all
hoofb horses. =. p. pANIEIE.
Tip;on Jsnnary ?"d, ls",.M
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-08
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE or IOWA, -,

| STATE OF IOWA, %,
Muscatine County, co.
To J. III. d. Burrows, r. M. Preayman, Eplrsim NJ Dtp
export Amelia Shdw, James 1iaher ANDREW Smith, H.
w. M0ove, IL. GGrreN and Michael O'BridM.
VOU hereby notified that there will be on He on
or before the 10th day Of March, A. D. 1851 in the
ocs OF the Clerk of the District Court of Muscstne
county, state OF Iowa, petition Of Ambrose c. Fulton,
Claiming OF said defendants, M. d. Burrows and NJ.
rettyman tho of three thousand one hundred and
thirty nine dollars and eighty cents (s3ls9 SOY rs
cy due on the 29th day of April, A. D. 1861 on four
r1missery notes executed by said defendants Burrows
Prettynan for the of Goo dollar each dated April
18th. 1885, and due l, q ard years from date Said
dempion in and to the following described Real Estate
mortgased to secure the payment of said notes. wit
Fart OF tho north east quarter of section township 70
range east, commencing at tho north corner of
seid quarter Section thence south 102 rods the NJ
H. Rail Road thence north westerly leo rods to the
west line Of said quarter section thence north on said
line 70 reds to the north said quarter
Section thence 100 rods to the place Of begnsing
subject to the right of the public portion Of the
tract plated and recorded Also except the following
being parts of said tract: Lots . $ T. g. TO- H. 70
IL TO- H. II and IL in block u and lot 12 in block Is
IN the town of Fulton Also excepting the following
street where the north line of Burrows street ersect
said Nebraska street, running themes north 8 rods
thence west parallel with said sid, IF Burrows street
~ rods, thence south parallel viii, Neras street
rods thence east along the urtn side Burrows street
10 rods to the place of beginning.
But no persona! claim ,;tiust any Of sail
fandanta except said i,urrOw d Pt.r yian. Now mess
you appear thereto and deend Oh fore noon tic
On the First MOhdy Of May A. ID. 1851. default will
'r entered against you, Judgment rendered against
said NJ. D. Burrows and Il. NJ P:ettyman thereon,
md decree made as pra, ed for in said petition.
EICuMAN & BRO,
Sol ctOrs for Plaintiff.
March StI, l.,!-W5W fco 1870
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Proceedings 4 :, City Council.

COUNCIL CHAMBER March B.
Council convened pursuant to adjournment
| members all present.
Aid, MOLIS presented the petition Of Suel Eos
ter relative to tho erection of flower and frui
stand. Petition laid on the table.
Aid. MOLIs, chairman fthe committee to whom
was referred the petition Of Leonard Arnold, re-
ported in favor Of releasing the boat Of the Pc
titioner from Wharfage when not landing at the
levee.
Aid STEIN moved T. amend by instructlns the
wharfmastor TO refund the wharfage on Mr.. Ar
nold's boat rather than to release her from wharf
dues, which they clearly had no right to do.
On motion the report was adopted rs amended
The petition Of u. Lambert was granted. and the
proper officer ordered to issue duplicate of the
lost order.
Aid. WILLIAMS, to whom was referred the
repo,t Of the Steamboat Register, reported that
no registry Of ateamboats had been kept, but that
the report had been made out from the wharf
masters report. Report adopted.
Aid FUNK moved to open he sealed returns Of
the municipal! election. Carried.
The Council proceeded to op,n the returns, the
result of (which. has been already published in
the JOURNAL.
On motion Aid. Brewster was appointed COM
mittee OF to wait upon the Citys a:tornies and
the amount OF their bills.
On mott III the Recorder was instructed to notify
the officers elect OF their election.
Adjourned till Saturday, March 9th.
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80. 80 broadway, NV Tx.
FOR SALE IL ALI. DRUGC7sTS.
Sept. ., 1ay~t.-.
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STATE OF IOWA, lss
Muscatine County,
TO Micae! Larr, Peter Lawr, Catiarime Coxlsy whose
aide" name scas Catherine Larler, Margre loreis and
all toho,n it may coNcera:
You are herby notified that Mary Lswler who has
joined for the purpose of suit her hus land James
LAWYER, filed claim against the of John Eawler
deceased late OF Huseatine county, Iowa, ntestate Of
which James Lawler has been appointed administrator
but Tor the purpose Of inquring into the claim of said
Mary Lawer aud her husband James Lawler the Judge
OF the County Court of Mnscatino County, Iowa, has
said estate of John LAWYER deceased the amount Of the
said claim being SGS2 that Friday, Dccembe 2S
A. y. 1850 hiss been set for hearing Of said cause
at which time and place You required appear and
make objections to the proceedings there to he had
any you have.
JOHN r. MISTY,
Atty for Claimants.
The above caus is continued to April 2Uth 1861 to
81 We notice by publication. J. f: n
March sth, 1861 w7w prs fee $40.
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Diseases of the Liver.

You may always know when liver Is ont ORDER
or vhe you are what called bilious, by any Of the
following symptoms pain in the side and back, dizzl-
ness dull headacis bad taste in the mouth in the
orring sal,ow colorsd complexion yellowish tint IL
eyes. costiveness diarrh@a OF Shiny dark COLOR
uirits asd dismal forobodinss 1t ia acknowledge
uphysieteas and others who nave seen 'ho'f &C.
t;on' that Jadsen's Mountain Herb rms are p'.'''
''o"' bilious affections. So pleasantly do they
'"io >driye away the seeds OF disease, that all
Ssa'o 81. country where Fever and Ague, and
~ diseases are prevalent will find they
az ~, with cut taep. From two to four Pills
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