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STATROF OHIO, HAmILTON COUNTY.

= IS LsnpeTioT CONT Of clIciinnStff OOdqfE'4ss5f' ,
Attachment Henry Mack, Hartmann Mack and
Simon Mack partners as lack & Brother, plaint-
ills, "a G. @. Roberts and j. 7. Roberts, defendants.
Defendants are hereby notified that OF the ed day
Of March. a, y 1861, plaintiffs aL9ve-named filed
their petition in the said Superior CouTt of Oincin-
natl, tho object and demand Of which is to obtain a
Indictment against the sald defendants for the sum of
said defendants are notified hereby, that Gassa0ay
Krashears and James H. Laws, partners as G Bra
shears q Co., have been duly served rs garnishees ia
this action, nd that property in the ha6ds of the
said g. BTssbears & Co, consisting. Of tobacco, DO.
lon giDg to the Eaid defendants, has been attached in
judgment, that unloss the said defendants plead,
answer or demnr to the said petition on or before
the 18th of June, A. D.. 1861, the prayer of said peti.
tiCL will be granted. Nj, II. & W. d
April 3, ls6l. api e h
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Highly Important Information.

n AIDES AND GENTLKMER WILL
R AZ Pr i ace o G5sT PTs inst ths mS6el s1q SuS eTS
TER q co. is situated at 267 Eighth. ST., between
SentTal-sy aud JOhn'st., Cincinnatt, where all
the very latest fashion.
n. B.-straw Goods dyed and finished in superic-
style. ap2-X
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Hanks'6 BeI ana Brass F0undFT.

L WORKS, formerly George l.. 6ankb) ,He,
12G East Second-street, Cincinnati
KgELLs KEPT CONSTANTLY DN HRNE
Nh or made TO order, of any size up 10 $500 pouRdEs
Work and Brass and Composition Castings made "
order. Also, on hand, Rabbit Metal sHd SpSlteE
Solder. End evory description Of finished 0rsas
Work.
IKGu PIPE M WRITINGS.
Particular attention given to Steamboat Work.
such as WEgught.iron Piping, and Fitting put Hps
Steam and W later Gauges, Metallic Packing, Whistlac,
Blowers, Engine Bells, &c. Lager-beer Oocks err
ali other varieties always on hand,
se29.tt THOMAS FIRTH BupertntendsuS.
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SUPERIOR COURT OF CINCINNATI.

SUPERIOR COURT or CINCINNATI.
y No. II 5l9-Daniel J.: Falls aud JOhu Young,
Partners, &c, rs. d. ii. Whitney.-Dofendant vifi
take notice that on the Goth day Of March, 1851,
p~laintins filed their petition in the above Court to
recover the sum Of $500 against him, as ipdorser of
draft drawn by the Cataract Bank, of LoCkport, on
the Ocean Bank, New York, for the sum Of Si99 ~,
and purchased from him by plaintiffs, which draft
has been protested for n~on-paymeDt, and John 7.
Toland has been sued as earnishee Defendant ia
required to answer by the 18th Of June naKt.
JOHN W. HEBRON Atty.
Cincinnati, April ", 1861. apll.fTh
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Block-tin Pipe.

ENOR a SUPERIOR KIND OF BLOCK
IT Tin PLPE, for Blue Lick, Soda, etc, call on
II. McC0LLUAL,
apI o West sixth.st., bet. Vine and Race.
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Trains leave Dayton for the East, via Columbus
at 1898 A. NJ, 1870 A, M. and 5i45 P. NJ.
.Alltrains run daily SUNDAYS exceptedl,. except
the Night Express, which leaves Sunday night, in
place OF Saturday night.
for all Information and Through Tickets please
apply at the Offices, south cast corner ofFront aud
Broadway; west side Of Vine-street, between the
Postofhoe and the Burnett House; No. q West Third
street; Sixth-street Depot, and at the East 'front.'
street Depot.
Trains run by Columbus tino, which IL seven
minutes faster than Cincinnati time.
p. W. STRADER, General Ticket Agent.
0mnibuses call for passengers By leaving dirto-
lions at the Ticket Office, mYl2
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS


NOTICEzTO, ALI. WHOM 1T mAX
GinssinnSti Che following. ord nsnoss' TO- wits
R, fS es,sP .a,rse tt to Sg tsats ~ tthlmOre'''r'e'' nom
AZ establish the grade Of Keoyn. alley, from Bay
miller. street 70 a point two hundred and thirty-hVs
To establish the grade Of Brown,s.aley, from
twenty.eight feet west.
In pursuance. Of the law, said Ordinances wero
utrgcted TO give four weeks notice OF the %pendeney
VI The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue from said Improvement 70 be nlod IN writing
damages claimed, within two weeks after the ex.
piration Of the time required for the publication, OF
such Notice, whom the same Will be taken up Tor
oq @si HSsi0n' GEO. NJ. CASEY, City Clerk.
NoTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY !CON-
pnendins f bsitores tse oit 4 eSIST1i 9Th 81 tho 'c city t of On.
%oinnati, the following, Ordinance, to.wit;
Of Race, street, north of Twelfth street
H puIs1a1oe Of the lay, sad ordinsnee vas
ltrgcted 70 give four woOks' notice Of the tendency
The law requires all claims for DAMAGES, that may
accrue from said Improvement, 20 be filed in writing
with the City Clerk setting forth the amoust OF
alton Of the time required for the publication Of
Euch notice, when the same will be taken up for
myS'dw GEORGE NJ: CASEY, City Clerk.
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY COM
IN OERN.-Netice 10 hereby given, that there are
pending before the City Council Of the city Of Din
oinuah, the following Ordinances, to.wit:
To establish the grade of Livingstonsstreet, from
John. street to Linn-stteet.-
10 grade and pave with bovlder-stone, Lons-al-
ley, from Orchard. street to Liberty. street.
TO grade, pave and repair with bowlder-stOne'
Hatters' ALLEY, from Elm street to Plum;strest.
Fipdifay.streeetl, from Central avenue to Elm.streot.
To grade and pave with brick, the sidewalk on
the north side of Grandin street, from Central
avenue to Plum.street.
In pursuance Of the law, said Ordinances wera
twice read, laid on the table, and the ClerR In
structed to give four weeks notice Of the tendency
Of the same.
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue from enid improvement to be filed ia writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount OF
damages claimed, within two weeks after the expir.
alton of the time required for the publication Of
guch notice, when the same will be taken up for
ap26.dw GEORGE NJ. CASEY, City Clerk.
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I'm PURSUANCE Oa AN ORDER or
Il sale to us directed. We will offer for sale at Public
Auciiopi on the premises, at 2 O'Clock P NJ on
SATURDAY, May ~, 1851, the following Real Es-
tate, belonging to the estate Of W. X. Morris, de-
ceased, tow
Lotmarked "a" ION a plat filed in this case) being
81 feet 8 inches trent on Front street and EXTEND
ing. back. op. Ludlow. street TO the. landing. APP
praised at 81 800. Lot marked Il GU said plato
being 20 feet "a inches in trout on Front street,
and extending back to the landing. Appraised ct
5000. Lot marked &C. ION said plstiO being "a
feet II PC inches in front, on Front-street, aud ex-
tending tsck to the landing. Appraised ut $500,
in Hamilton Couuty, ohio. Terms of sale o%ne.third
cash, balance in two annual payments. with inter-
est secured by mortgage. W NORRIS, Jr.,
SARAH L.M0R RS,
Administrators of the estate of ". b. Morris, de-
ceased. ap20-Sat Do
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NOTICE.-NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IS that CAROLINE O.. RICHARDSON has been
appointed Administrative of the estate Of VIM.
TAFT Richardson, deceased ap26-cFF
HAMILTON COMMON PLEAS NO.
HI 2l,3L2 Bridge, a. Ferguson U. William Fer;
CURSOR Divorce. The defendant is hereby notified
that the plaintiff filed her petition against him on
l4th December last, whereiu. she charges the said
defendant with adultery, and prays to be divorced
from her said husband, and to have alinOny and
costs that unless he appear on OF before the 9th
day Of June, 1861, and plead, answer or demur
thereto, the same will De heard in his absence, and
o decree taken as above STAYED.
s. Il. Black, A. FERGURS0N.
Attorney for Petitioner, April 10, 1867. ap22-fM
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q H I Q d OBJ
aRE6T WESTERN AND NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Indianapolis ana Cincinnati
SH0RT-LlKE RAILROAD.
Shortest Route by so Miles.

NO CHANGE OF CARS TO THDIANAP-
~ OILS, at which place it unites E3z4fEEFzfRfa
with railroads for sul from all points TTa|5E
In the West and North west, ~
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RAILROADS.
1861 1861.
FAST TEHGWs
LITTLE MI
AND
COLUMBUS AND XENIA
-
CNCINNATI,HAMILTON &DAYTON
Railroads

nH AND AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL IA,
~ ISL, Trains Will depart ~ follows iCEaEa
5,53 a. m. MAIL-From Dinoln-g
Dayton. Connects at Dayton with Gresnville and
Miami Railroad with Dayton and Michigan Rail-
road for Lima, chicago and the West Toledo, BE-
OipoinDati Railroad Tor SAndusky, 40
= A. NJ. CINCINNATI EXPR ESs -Erem
Little Miami Depot, Connects via Oolumbus and
Cleveland vie SteubonVnlo and Pitts
for Springfield Connects with Cincinnati, Whining
ton and GAINESVILLE Railroad.
..7;23 A.. M. aXPRESS-From Cincinnati,
Hamiison ard Dayton DEPOT -For T. am lton, Eaton,
Biohmond indianapolis and West. Also, for. 10.
%ganspoIt, Chicago and the West. Connects at Ham
iiton with Junction Railroad for Oxford aud Lib
S.25 A. M. ACCOMMODATIoN-From
Little Miami Depot. Connects via Columbus, Bellair
and Pittsburgh, via Columbus and Cleveland, and
via Columbus LCrestllne and Pittsburgh.
-2;53 r. M. EXPHESS-From Cincinnati,
Hamilton and DAYTON Depot-For Hamilton, Ok
ford and Liberty. Connects to Connersville. Com
nects at Dayton with Sandusky, Dayton and Gin
einnsti Railroad to Forest. Connects with Green
$3.50. p. M BCCOMMODATION-Trom
Little Miami Dopot-For Columbus aud Springfield
5s23 p. M EXPREsS-FE9@ ginoq5nati,
mCnd, Logansport, Chicago and tho West. Also,
for Dayton. Connects at Dayton. with DaYton,and
Michigan Railroad for Lima and Chicago, and for
ST p. MA II. .VAsICSC5odMSfMVTCSiDjATION-From Little
Miami Depot-For Xepia. Connects with Uinoin-
natl, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Railroad.
8i53 P. NJ. ACCOM- MODATION-Erom DIN
%cinnati, Hlmilton and Dayton Depot-For Glen
o p. M. NIGHT EXPREss-From Cincin.
natl, Hamilton and Dayton Depot. Oonnecta via
bus, Crestline and Pittsburg; via Columbus, Bell
air and Banwood. via Columbus, Bellsif and Pitts
burg and via Columbus and Cleveland.
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~lHEs, AND LIQUORS. M aAHU
spared no expense IN the purchase ot ~
Liqnors which have been selected expreaaiy II
ALBERT BOSS, DrugFts6
lEH :. " cor. Oentral-Ay.a Gd Eighth1A
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HANDKER CHIEB. EXTRACTS
~ TIangipanni, PatohOuly, Empress Eugene,
Jockey Club, Sweet Brisr, RondeletiR, Geraninms
Esrbela, Rose, and every other faysrite Extract
for sale by ALBERT ROSS, Druggist,
isD s. W. cor. Oentral. az. and Eighth u.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-06

WoRKrSG IN THE GARDEN TOO LAELY.
Many enthusiasts IN the garden
new beginners arc 50 carried away by
thc temptation of fine spring weather
fiat they commence garden work,
trausplansing spading &c, before the
ground Is il 4 fit state a readiness. :,
The consequence j. that the wet soil
dries n solid clods on the surface. 81
becomes packed around the roots IN .
mass impcntrable 70 air, and almost y
moisture. Nothing can grow well u
such soil. and to avoid i, patience
should be had until the soil can Y
worked without adhering to the spad'
when digging.
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~ = A~-AA-t -s'-p-A ~~E $50 -Nl
II ~ fsd that, IA soaac pcsiol, every nen-
hsrcf tho iisilan iaiaiiy Is subject "a 1.scnse
Kan dlEn hiN1e NIX fhe hqiiy iAnclions ls.t,
Mi.h tie nA ~ y good ionis ntd tie cxcycie
rf aih cosaucn a4ats, my nayh ~ able 81 -
rgaillc iie .ein a. " teeufe permanent
hlata. ia order 10 Rsconr Esh It's Gcircl
rset,, the true course y lAiyue i certainly
tiAt which vial produce natural STATE a.
things ~ The least hazard Of vial strength ral
iir For tiis purpose, IT. ls-slelser has if-
tioiucea 20 tlis country PTS parrtion hear'ny
lis name, which j. not a new medicine but ono
tias his haca tried far years giving saiisac-
sion AZ Oh Who have uscd II. the Listcrs
oncruie powerfully upon Tic stomach bowels,
ani Liver, restoring them 10 healthy and
vigorous action, and thus. by Tie simple pro-
eos of strengthening nature, e-ab.e tie sys-
ten % sfinngh over disease.
ros the cure Ct by pcpsa. Indigestion, NAN
Gen. Flatulcncy, Lcss ~ Alpc' nc, " any LiAons
romrl iais, arising frrsa a morbid innHscn
IL tae Ssomach OK Bowels, producing tramis,
lsseatery, Collie, Cholera alosDas, Ac., these
lHtera have 10 equal.
D.arrhxa, 2ysenirry " fnx. 70 rencrrl'ycon-
traetcl hy new settlers, ami causr principally
py me -.sngc ~ wafer and rist, vii BE = ec4iy
teeuirtel Wy n b.ief i've IN tis preparation.
Z ,-,r.,t.ot n, Nh III xorions forms ,l,an any
.,n. sml ,l,s ca..~e AZ ,hich NAV olua,s
fo '-;i.usca to der.n -c,acrss VI ,hc Circ~.ss
cr-,.4 ~, l,e crfrl vhcnt rn Nv using
llt,r..Yq S STOMACH I-TTrrS. a. rcr
st.4 ;otaaa .4s lNti. To-4.,.a G.s.a 4o ers-y
-,tr.t s. VIII se..f..st,t NJ !. iet4o. soreliiI;
lbss, I'm. ... ,,@s en .rfir'c rovn M lse irlal-
Ehis! rasians h,.y.f!.esr ls.tc4a. y. y ire
xslsro NV \. .o5s ail s.gcne4 hcncr NJ tie ya-
t., M .-.n.a,. m.l ,.,ol..s 4 .,n aii t4.rr u
~. m i, .oa-a tnrre le..'si4y rertlc ti.an
M t.rrnArs. lgo,n Aonthis laepira1scn tissa-
-.,,a ts4s.l t,psn s-ien.i..c i,nents wi.ieA
ln.e toaal Is pgoru l.c ,4.irc W. tiis great
nrsn rstioss IN ihs seis IA iseaieAl t.isncc.
.. ,su Aetr.--riis riar s.i,,. fsaef-
nr i- ss. wi.i.A lSsa iis .sasis On
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'av WIN as,e' s,'' '''. ''', '.'
a-' 49, ". M n;
s.@rs ,rrt,f.. 1.r-,s N. INV
abayc-e,a,.d .li.cascs can bc contracted, even
Ill ex,sosed situations il lie Bites arc md
a. per dlfcctions. Ana ~ they Hs4'"rr 'Fe~lo
nausea nor oifsni ne i1.a.s' a,'l ns..sr ~, 81.
necessary any chahse y 'if. Y.
q ordinary pursuits o.. l'olno'c si~'. !; s',sp
and healthy digesion' 'nc eolar1.I. = ~
moved as speeriiy ~ 4 cons STU. ,s.' ss
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ST. CECTLIA CONcORDJA SOCIETY
The regular meetings Of this Society are
held he fret Saturday in every month, ~
6l o'clock. r. NJ, at their hall IN the Union
House. Weekly meetings for instrumental
and voca, music are held subject 70 the d..
lection o. the Musical Director.
JOS. SERMERSHEIM, President.
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CsF,Trp Proposals will be received III
~ Cunt House. In Tie town ~ Jasper
Dohcis county Ind. ~
THURSDAY. Fin. 2slh, lsel,
Ana vuiil y ,'clock. p NJ ,ai sid day, ~
~ gruhhins. cleaning. and excavation q
lonr ,iiehes n said county. situated a. 'cl-
love:
Tara aillbc 'ci, payabe in swamp lands
an fnilnv-. io-Wii:
pnch NJ ~ IL Section "a. T l. : R.
II W. 10 Lemonds' pond. On fa'cka, above
Jasper.
nach NJ. 30. III section %. T. !. y. r..
! WI. On Whie river, near u y-glllT.
There viii be Jet, payable 70 cash. a. 'cl-
lows:
ntch No. ST. III Section 10, 7 !, $ 4.
1 W.. or the souis. sida Of 9aiokA, oeioN
Reing's mill
Dach No. 81 ia Section No. -. I. .. :.
r. J W.. on The south II Pa'.ka, below
liauer's Sill.
ANY person or persons contracting 70 ex'
cayare any 81 the above bitches VIII ue r.
nairsa 10 rive bond with aapFnyed securl's
III the completion Of me work ina sree1nse
time
Plans and specifications ~ ne nhcFf
work Will be exhibited a lhs Court House
81 The uhnvr nnmpd dav by
WIN. MONROE, Commissicrer.
JOHN ATKINSON Engineer
NOTICE u further given, that whenever
any person shall contract 70 ditch arh l'a.'
ANY Sermp Lands, the payment % NJ man'
lin Swamp Lands, such p'rfpn shall mAN'
lcut list Of such lands as ihey M, ntsF'
10 receive il payment for woFk, END naai
such list wiih the County Auditor ~ w
county where the lands are situated, accom-
panied hy a certificate OF The contract A.
tested by tie Commissioner. sale y lane.
included ii sid lisl rhail MOI be made unil
fhe person having such contract shall com
ule,e Or forfeit the same
M. MONROE, Commissioner.
: jan. 70. ls6i-sd.
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No small i magnitude. vet by ihc mis-
!, anaaerncnt Of meadow lands ~ Al
laryc number 81 farmers the crop ri
r,atcrnllx diminished. We al'udet"
Nv nracticc - common of permitting,
sar,a stock 10 run npon The grass dn-
;nr thc winler and early spring. liIn-l
,tiv which constitutes The chlel grass
,arhnv differs from all other kinds
~ Grass III the peculiar structure q
~ rn,ts which instead 81 being COM,
,,nsed If minute iihrc~ like blue grass,
r,.a-top. 6c.. are bmlbcus. ana these
small bulbs grow near the surface 81
ia ground. lii order 70 protect these
r.,ot. from injury from the sun in an
tumn ana from the elects ot iros' ~
winter. Inc aftergrowth Or ro~en
sha,ld not bc eaten oh too close IA
III. taIl. but ii pasturcd at all thc STOCK
sl,oula he removed IN time e allow me
rrass 70 make sufficient growth e
a.gorl good covering e ne STOOLS
~ roots during winter. But instead
IN pnrsuing this course the practice
too frequently prevails among some
farmer ID allow their stock q RIM up.
"A their mcadows, not only in the fall
MI an throu.h tic winter and sprns,
and when tie surface Is wst ana soi',
Grass i exposed ID extreme injury W
I,.inq cnt np and trampled below the
surface causing loss e. tie sncreed-
no crop ii more than half u wha'
n,;yIt Otherwise have been produced
Tinothy meadows above All other:
should never TX gastured ID winter ans
siring- ]. nnaad
G.r ,astuIage u for tie improvement
u. NM soil. Is liable 10 be greatly m.
Jared III being eaten ois ana tralnp1ee
,,:,ou IN the iScs d stock. Cover \
exposed to q double injury from STOCK
First inleaving The ground NAKED tii'
,,luu,s are deprived 81 the necessary
protection from the ELECTS u sever
frost: and again, when the snfiae'
1T tho rrourd has been exposed - 'ii'
action ~ the feet Of cattle cr horse
II becomes SO compact that IN tug r.
pcated freezing and thawlng q ~
surface large proportion q u'
plants viii before spring he drawn "
two or three inches above the srrl'ic
And entirely killed. causing less 4
more than half the benefits tna
n,rht have BEEN derived from "
growing crop. TO obtain the iuil Ocn
Oh from Il field of clover. o good coS
ur;nr az the prcviaus green stuspl.
~ tl.c latter growth of clover, shoni
Ia permitted 70 remain ior thc rro,se'
III the crop through The winter y
Tie greatest sacrifice 70 permit stoe
Is run mon such fields during WANTS
Or indeed carly spring. ApiiiinE
gained W. pasiuriug either -iass
clover land IN the spring unit II n
made good growth Clover saoa
MI 81 o,cn 10 stock until itls il blooi
aYd nn,il some of the blossoms bc~
n turn brown. Any cropping ~
tstes rlucc before this stage q
growth greatly reduces tAc Frornc1'
I'M roots nsnst acquire some str.ne
or they cannot produce tons. ana "
strength i only Gained With thc II
turitv oftl.c tops. Lou. Courier.
Tar BKps.-Though next moi
i, l.... ooan enough to MA
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Tor BKps.-Though neAt month
viii be plenty soon enough - niaAe
list beds. yet It j. time nov y sec 49,
IN the materials can bc Obtained y
soou u needed. The manure should
Ne - prepared that when used ior 'hS
lot bed. il be III 4 proper state q icr'
ncntation. neither too ir.Ah nor 'o'
oll. Some good mold wherewith +
cover II should also be got ready. =
mixture If oue-third leaf mold, one
third good garden soil, and ono-'nif'
fine sand. i good for this purpose.
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CInF, 80 a r 1i' Y" ~ 1900
Weaknesses end Irregularities
THERE Is NOTHING ITS EQUAL
Also. LIVER Defangemenis or Trpldiiys
snr LIVER Complaints. Diseases u gAe hiii-
aeya. ~ any general arrangement " the
Crinsry organs.
I, usll IN, onlv cure ne debility following
ChILLS AND FEVER, tut rrsvent A. at
rscks arisinr from Masmaiic ntlasnces' ard
lure The Jiscsses ~ oaee, Il already ar
tackled.
TnsrrrrRs should ~ p bottle with then
n II win insali4oY prevent nny de,rirriou'
ccnAequ noes following upon ahge q cii'
mate ana watar.
a. Il prevents c0siiv1rers strengthens
lihe digestive organs, i shsnla be " ~
lands III all persons ~ sedensafy habits
LADIES not accustomed 70 much out 2
danr exerc ~ should always " Y.
Mo1ngRs Should use IL, tor i y = perisc
reAaf taken month Or two before the iina
ltral. shc Will pass tie dreadful period will
,Derfect ense and safety.
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Incorporated 1919. Charterperpetual.
CASH CAPITAL ENLARGED S5oO,No
yrxHIS reliable Company calls The attention
4 Of its friends, patrons end ne puone
generally. 70 the following facts oI l's having
4 CASH CAPITAL OF $l,5oo 600
ans Lutte AND uKlMrAiEEp WITH
net ssnrpsus on ~ 5 a,ss-c ~,
nnd he prestige Of 40 years success and ex-
neriencr, aud continues 10 progress ~
heath. wealth and vitality. Aprreeafe loss
e. paid, over S1oO00oc0 affordng facilities
and security ia matters Of insurance. con.
mercini, mercantile, mechanical Or rura';
Nvhile ranking tor iml nfiance ard en6llc seF-
Wee. lie tirsl Of ere insurance c5inppnles
lin America. ,psurcs ~ fates and rules q
liberal as the risks assumed permit TOR sol
lvency and TAR rrcft
II. ssrs rQuIrAnLy ADJUSTED AID pKoMPriN
Pam. APr.IcATIogs Solicited AFp r. Lscifs
l,ssrrn ~ w. Q. ADAMS,
Arcn, a. -sprt lnditn'.
Orire on the son'h-west corr rr o. tnr ~
liz square. ~ VIC. Adams Law ON e.
Nav. z. ls60-v
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TIE CORDIAL Is IL ne CLAIM FOR TT.
Mothers Try I'll!

And to YOU we appeal, 10 detect the III
az - or decline not only Of your daughter
before il be ron late. but also your scfs AMI
hnsbanas: Tor while Tie former from 'alse
deiicacy 20 down 70 v premature grave rain
~ than lei their condition be know p ~ tifnc,
lie lsuer nre often 50 mixed upin tie excite
ment Of business, thar II Il were not for you
they TOO would travel III The same downward
bath, until ii 10 too late 20 arrest their tata'
.all But tho mother Is always vigi'an', END
~ you we contiAcntially nppenl, fer we arf
sure your never falling Nfsctien will nnor.
rinrlv point YOU 10 PROF, WOODS RE
lsrORATIyE CORDIAL AND BLOOD
lRENOVA TOR as the remedy which shouls
30 always on haad 10 time Of need.
PRcr. wocp's HAIR REST RATIvE
r. too well known for US H. recount Us won
ersul effects ia restoring Gray Hair 70 N
original color, and producing Now Hair %
bald heads
\ We could refer 10 thousands Of Twins
witnesses, 70 be found 10 every city aud vii
Ilspe ID the Union, but cur space will no
admit. We need do no more than assur
the people lis quality i IS good as ever, an
that II may be relied on rs the only harm
lees article In the market for Restoring ID
lGpy and Bald.
\ The Restorative Cordial and Hair Res'or
X alive are FOR sale BY O. J WOOD a. co
,il4ff Broadway, N. ", III Market stree
! s.. Louis and BY All druggists.