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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-02

WHERE Is GEN. john SONS BODY Pin the
jeff. Davis message to the rebel Congress on
the death of General A. s. johnson, occurs
this passage "The tale of his death is simply
narrated in a dispatch from Col. VIM. Pres
ton, in the following words: "Gen. Johnston
f II yesterday at halfpast two o'clock, while
leading successful charge, turning the en-
emy's right, and gaining bri liant victory.
A Mimic ball cut the artery of his leg, but he
rode on until, from the loss of blood, he fell
exhausted, and died in few moments with
out pain. His body has been entrusted to
me By Gen. Beauyegard, to he taken to New
Orleans, and remain until directions are re-
ceioed from his family"
Now, all the letters from Pittsburg state
that Johnston's body was found on the battle
field, and buried there. 1t was recognized
by General Nelson and others in timatcly &C.
quainted with him. 1t was identified even
% scar on the hip, received in duel. An
old teamster. who was with Johnston in the
Utah expedition, identified the body posi-
lively. General Alexander McCook recog-
nized it, and it was buried, and the grave
protected by palirg. The grave is close by
the tent of Col. Anderson, of the Sixth Ohio.
The man identified as Johnston by our Of
ficers had been shot through the head, the
ball entering through his left eye.
Gen. Johnston's body cannot be in two
places at one and the same time; neither, if
he was killed by shot through the head
could he be killed by having an artery in his
leg cut. Either, therefore our officers have
mistaken some other mans body for that of
Johnston's, or, which is not improbable, the
leading rebels, to avoid the confession o.
defeat, implied by leaving the body Of thei,
Commander in Chief On the field, seek to i'm
pose the story of having retained 1t, upor
their soldiers and people.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-02

CoURT.-The District Court will commence
operations at the court house on Monday Of
next week. Several very interesting cases
will come up this term.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-02

~The total number ofdeaths among the
rebel prisoners at Chicago up to the Goth
inst, was 2S7, with 800 patients still in the
hospital, as st+ sp''
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-02
DIED.,

In this city, at o'clock P. NJ, April 18th, HAITI.
M daughter Of VIM G. and Georgia A. Brewster-aged
Is months and days. =.
At Tptsn Iowa. on Thursday, April oath, after long
illness LILLIAN TsoMAs CAMPBELL OF Co. A, 7th Reg
iment Iowa Volunteers, aged IL years. eldest son OF
Rev. VIM. Campbell, Chaplain 4 the 10TH Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers.
AT Wilton, Iowa. April "a. 1862, srHvErus TusTs.
aged 50 years. s
AT O'Clock, P NJ 25th inst, GEoRoR HIRAM, son Of
WIN. g. and George A. Brewstsr, aged years, .
months and days, est stgh . 'a--.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-02
MUSCATINE POST OFFICE.

MU0CAx1NE fUSV OFFlCE.
- Open from A. M. tot F. N. On Sundays from A
II. to 10A. M. $500. :
Arrivals and Departures FINALS.
EASTERN MAIL, ria Dauenport-Arrivesa 1850 P. N.
Closes at LEO P. NJ.
WEsTERN N ALL ria ashington-Arrives at 1:50 P. NJ
Closes at 1920 P. n.
WESTERN MAIL, ria Io,od Gty.-Arrivesa at 3:45 p n,
.-.. Closes at 1880 A. NJ.
RIVER MAIL, via Burlington to Keokuk.-)
k ka,s 1s.ss a Asrssi 10 rrwe'tly
MAILt Blue Grass Mepe, Speetland Centre and Pleas-
ant Prairie.--Arrives on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at IL NJ. Closes same day ct
1890 p. NJ.
MAIL to Toolsboro, Pao Alto. Albright and Bris City,
Arrives on Tuesday and Friday at II N.
Closes same day at 1890 P. M.
MAIL to FGnport.-Arrives on Friday at s p. n.
Closes on Saturday at A. NJ.
MAIL to Illinois CITY, Drurys Landing and Edgingtom-
Arrive on Thursday at M. Closes same
day at same hour.
- All the above mails close at the hours named,
railroad time, which is fifteen minutes faster than tow.
time. JOHN MAHIN. n.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-02
MARKETS.

MUsCArINs, May l.
The receipts Of produce very slim and but very
little business 10 taking place. Everything remains ct
about the same price heretofore.
wHEAr.-Frm at eoae6c. for Spring and 75c for Fall.
CoRN.-Steady at 15c.
OAIs.-Quiet at l6c. S5
BARIEY.-Firm at SOC.
RYE.-25a80c.
PorAroN.-.-None in the Wholesale market Retail at
2Oa25c.
BUTTER.-10al2Hc. eal taHF
HIDEs.-Green. 4s; green sailed, &c; dry flint. &c.
ST. LOUIS, April 20.
HEAT-Frm ut 74a79c for spring and 75c Tor com
mon fall, choice fall bringing 79as0c.
CoRN-Actiye at 3la32c.
OArs-Less firm at 34a3t]Sc
CHICAGO, April 80.
WuEAr-steady and firm at S1as2c for No. / and Tia
75c for No2 81
CoRN-Steady at 3Ia32c.
OArs-Stsady at 83a3414c.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-02
THE JOURNAL.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Cor BAcK.-Lieut. Stephen Este, late of
Company a, 7th Iowa Regiment, arrived
home on the boat, Tuesday morning.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-02

.n,ofice to Laudholders.

VyHE residence of the subscriber will be until fur
thor notice) West Liberty. All letters addressed
to the undersigned will receive prompt attention
All persons ordering surveying, " i'll do well to send
the description of their land, given in their deed.
PLEAD have stones ready to set at the corners.
Terms-S3 90 per day, and board.
FRANK DORR, County Surveyor.
nar2Odkwems
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-02
MARRIED,

On the 29th inst, by L. H. Washburn, Esq, Mr..
JOHN R. STRICKLAND to Miss SoPHRoNIA STRICKLAND
10th of Mercer county, Ill,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-02
CLOVER SEED.

90 BUSHELS, choice quality, new seed, grown II
~ this vicinity, for sale.
Hsrch Il. WEED. BRIDGEMAN 4 KENT.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-02

@Warren W. Evans, one of the wounded
Pittsburg boys, arrived home early yesterday
morning, in charge of DR.. Ady, of West Lib
erty. Mr.. Evans was wounded very badly
in the knee, and it is the opinion OF cur most
prominent physicians who examined him yes
terday morning, that his leg will have to be
amputatcd.
P.S. Since the above was in type, Mr..
Evans was taken worse and died about
o'clock last evening. His remains will be
taken to West Liberty this morning, where
his friends reside. The deceased was only
26 hears of age. He bore his sufferings with
unusual patience and fortitude Dolly, 30th
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-02

"SEvENrH YEAR"-The old inhabitants
tell US that every seventh year, reckoning
from we don't know when, in this country, is
rainy one. 1858 was seventh year, and
so is 1862, so far, and what puzzles US, is to
find out how often these seventh years come
around. Az often as necessary, we dare say.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

INISTRATOR'S SALE.
DY virtue of order of the County Court of Musca.
of April, A. D 1862 will the 3lst day of May next
at 10 o'clock A.. M SELL at the house door, in
Ausca,ine, to the highest bidder the following de-
scrbed real estate belonging the of john Law
Ter. deceased, towit: The south half of the middle
onetnird Of the north half of section g. township
range 3west-containing 521& acres.
JAMES LAWLER, Admir-.
May 2-w4wprsfees5
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-02

uARPERs' Magazine for May.
A For sale Of
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-02

UP IN BALLooN.-A Yorktown cores
pondent of the New York Commercial says
that Gen. Mcclellan made a balloon ascension
on Saturday getting very fine view Of the
enernv's works and position.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-02

TIE MEETING TUEsDAY.-In another part
Of to-day's issue will be found a call for a
meeting of our citizens at the court house,
next Tuesday afternoon, for the purpose Of
organizing society for the relief of our sick
and wounded soldiers.
The terrible battles soon to be fought rem
der this proceeding necessary, and we hope
there will be general attendance from all
parts of the country. The time has now
come when we must all put our shoulders to
the wheel and work ourselves We trust that
the movement is of such importance as to
interest every farmer, mechanic and mer-
chant. Remember next Tuesday afternoon,
Ut 2 o'clock. ,.2-4t,..s-. 70 9ssss4
ARRlvRD.-Mr. John Miller returned Tues.
day morning from Pittsburg Landing.
having in charge the body of VIM. E. Mike
sell, of Co. H, II Iowa.
He left Pittsburg one week ago, Tuesday
and reports the army there as being entirely
recovered from the effects Of the late battle
and entirely ready to try the enemy anothe
pull.
Gen. Pope's army arrived on the same da.
he left, and proceeded on up the river to rein
force Gen. Mitchell in Alabama.
Gen. Halleck is taking the most active step
to make the organization of his army perfec
The men have the most implicit confidence
the skill and efficiency Of their General. an
express the determination to teach the enem
in the next battle lesson that will not 500
be forgotten.
Much sickness prevails in our camps.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-02
LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING in tho Post Office at Muscatine on the
N 30th day of April 1862.
Persons calling for any of the following letters will
please say " advertised
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-02
ur1sCsTINE PUMP FACTORY

CABs AND GIGS, for Children, at
" aprS-d6m Is. G. r. STFIN:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-02

KINGDOM OoM1NG.-The last new Niger
song, originating Chicago, threatens to be
as popular about the country as Dixie once
was, or as Jot n Browns Soul now is. 1t is
called Kingdom Coming" ana this is thu
way it goes
Say, darkies have you seen de master,
With de muffstache on his face,
Go long de road some time dis mornin',
Like he gune to leave dis place.
He seen a smoke way de riber,
Where the Lincoln gun boats lay;
He took his hat and lef terry sud zen,
Aud I'spec he run away.
De dsrkies laugh-'-He, her'
1t must be de kingdom coming,
And de year O. jubilee.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-02

Go to White Ogivies to buy your sugar, conee ana
tea, ut the lowest cash prices.
Go to White Ogilvies to buy dried apples and peach
es at the lowest cash prices
Go to White Ogilves to buy your tubs, buckets and
churns, at the lowest cash prices.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-05-02

T1IRE. MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE., NO. 1T
Second street. Nusestins, lowe, over Ksslers Ane-
lion Rooms. 9psS"U
, 1862-07-24
6hr farmers Corner.
Garden Work for Autumn.

II you desire TO get all the pleasure you
can from your garden and yard next yea,
you must commence your labOrs now. Ii
won't do 70 witt until next spring You
should have flowers in blossom before the
frOst king has thought cf abdicatiug his
thrOne. We picked crOcuSes last spring an
the 9Th of March. There vas snow after
that, but these aowers never l'Oked prettier
than when they were peeping up through
the snow and opening their itile cups to the
sun in defiance Ut the cold.
This ninth Is the bvst time to plant all
kinds Of hAI0y bul $, such as lilies, hyacinlh,
crlcus, etc, o nlAny varieties aud c0lOrs.
II you neglect plADting this fall, you will
hardly get them ID the spring, and il you
do, very few Of them will bl0Om next sea.
soa. Prepare your AIwer-boats for Peren.
mails aAd ANNALS this fail and have them
ready, 81 that the seed can be put in early.
Sams kinds may be sOWn now, such as lark.
epurS perennial phlOxes, hOlyhOcks, pen.
otemms, oeii0theras, and host If Others.
Transplant hardy shrubs and hardy plants
Of all kinds, and you will save yourself
much vexatinn, besides having many things
done which, it you wait until spring, you
will not du, and thereby lose one year OF
pleasure and pr'dt, for all things that pro-
duee true pleasure should be considered pro-
ftable.
II yoi cannot afford this year to purchase
all you want, We will suggest plan. Unlte
with your nsighbors and all buy something.
One lilies, another tulips, another hyacinths,
and 30 On, and year after year you can sep
arais these, and exchanges with each other
until all will have som- Of each. Make
up your club and send of your order to the
nearest uurseryman in wllOIn you have cOn.
fdence, without delay.
Young man, gladden. your sisters heart BY
present Of something that she can cherish
and enjpy. Her sisterly affection will In
crease as the plant grvws A few shillings
ord.dlars spent in Ihis way will be we'll in
vested.
, 1862-07-24

This laIt named dioals d oommnuly proosisd b n
regular action q he hoaIt and dilcnlt napiraii
which symptoms are al4aya severe and ever 20 ym had
uayl nnIVlIIed Onlu1nl and PI the dloploal patient
viii ever God ucrouf he prelrnt relief derived ium
he uas q th.s Ismedlll I. maIleonly quck, and Pre-
ment invariably Ie1uln IN curo' They 81 viii such
euerglon ne clIcqlar and ah10lani fyslem, fhal The
drnploal hnId vanl1o Ind lhs sufferer lnis a tho %.
, 1862-07-24

Money current in the State where issued will be re.
eeived at par.
Clubbing.
discount Of twenty-five per from the above price WIN
be allowed 10 clubs ordering four copies any
Of the above works Thus four copies Of lakewood
Of Review will be sent address for eo copies
Of the fSur Reviews and BaekWOod for eSO; and 90 on
POstage.
" In all the principal cities and towns these works win be
delivered FREE OF POSTAGE. when sent By mail, the
PosTAoE any part United States win be but ~
. year for BaekWoOd," and but II cents year for
each Of the Reviews.
N.B.-The price in Great Britain Of the. foe
Periodical abOVe-Rdmed is S3I per GnnHM.
, 1862-07-24

Nay b curod viii n oloal ceIiuluiy n lares ousn
titles q ~ Ointment b vel worked Into iha complain
Irg n1Ila, and lh1 rfIeVqlf|n1y done lor nnmo time
u y 10 NJ % litlfn On tb an rnlyfn MUS Be- cot
two ~ three loa during ne 4 honl oschew ne No.
n o o.. and nll a|mn|anla when taio onmunlnln are
having he system. he Vlrnenco q TIE complaint me-
, 1862-07-24

0rlocal uu.klnl nrrvous duhnnY. ~ 1ulIi1 iiEll.
u.a.1e. o. ~ l|mls al1 ~ nllnl 80 -
- q mllllg, ar1alnn o aocl9ly, l1ll u nlIll-l.
uulll|. ~ l.llElll l1llnlla. hE11nc11 'ut1lIllII
Ol|l1IIIl. n1'nl \ l1a -, anacllnIa e - -.
lllcll1l y ~ |lIIlT cllllll,r1 pfIln 80 1El1l
/. lulIEuV. D. ulL1rl q cIIIlT 1IIl1I1 u ~
tu-1!l-- y cl1.l.l an1 1llu1 ~ l1ll u11l4 Al
A1iIa1 L - czafflT, 10
- Ellntlca
, 1862-07-24
POPULAR FAMILY JOURNALS.


EowLER AND WELLS, NEW YORK, PUB
Il lish the following Popular and Scientific
Serials Whlsh afd an excellent opportunity for bring
ing before The public al aul5ecia Of general Interest.
sLlfs ulustraaed.v
arSt clnas Weekly Pictorial uogrpaper devoted 70
News, Ltorlufo. Science and The Ail % EnteFtaln-
ment improvement and prngreaa It1 columns contain
original E1aya hi1ioFca biographical and Descriptive
Sketches Of travel and adventure, pnetsy, painting,
mnalo, sculpture, ETC.; articles on science agriculture
horticulture physogy education and every tonic which
IA nf importance interest ell combining tn render Il
one Of tho hosl Family Neuppaneu IN ihe world Pub
liahed weekly, a. two dollarsa year, IN advance.
aThs WatsE-cnrs Journa1 and Herald oT
ReforIna.n
Devoted 10 hydlopaihy u philosophy and praciios;
% physiology and anatomy, with Illustrative engraving;
% deleiic o1eFce. clotbnR occupations amunamania
and those laws which govern lle and health Publshed
monthly, In copienient form for binding, Il dollar
a.yoar, m advance.
eThe American Phrsnologieal Journal"
Repository Of SCIENCE ierafure and general Intel
llgeuce. devoted % phronoloay edncafon maRnelism
paychnlogy, mechanism architecture and 10 an those
prnaresNve measures which are calculated 10 refnrm
elevate and Improve mankind Ilusfnted uith numeF-
ous portralia and nihel engfatnts beauInl quagto,
aultahe Tor binding Puhlahed muuihly a une dollar
ayeaF, n advance. FOWLER & WELLa,
sos Broadway New York,
For rhIee n1lllrs cnpy q each q Tie abovenamed
Journals will b oQnl one year.
, 1862-07-24

EAaIuhINo l1OR8k9.-EoW OF the writers
WIN have discoursed up n the management
Of horsos have said anything about the sum
mer grazing OF tfese animals. Nor, in fact,
Is it . subject upon which much Of import
ance cnn hs said. va there are some points
connected with Il, well worthy Of c0nsidera.
tiun. Yuuait says "The spring grass is
the best physic that can be given 10 . hOrse.
To degree which no artificial apsrient or
diuretic can reach, Il carries If every hn.
NOR that may Be lurking about the animal.
Il fines down the roundnesa Of the legs, and,
except there be some bony enlargement, ie-
alnnes them 10 their original form and
sirrngih. There IS nothing 20 refreshing 70
thlirfecf ns The damp coolness q the gfass
into which hey are turned, and nothing 20
calculated 10 remlve every enlargement or
aprain, as the gentle exercise which the ami
mil voluntarily takes while his legs ave ex.
pnsei % the cDoiiRg pr,cess Of evaporation
tht Is taking place from the herbage on
which be treads. The experience OF ages
has shnwn that it Is the most skillfnl Of vel.
erinarlans. Il Is the renovailng process Of
natme where The ar, of man fails."
BunTno SToHE-A correspondent Of the
NJ h farmsp says Upon about two acres
W '-..- '',--S - ll''.- : su','oe. .a
-'ke -ons, P<.uy loose groa"o, '1as
;,s ~ ~ .',i'So's VA s.,. " noiA A'ouno
sleeping oniatly beneath the s.,d, And out ~
The reach II he plow. buried some that
coaId III have BEEN taken from ne 6eld
with three yoke Of oxen. But one thing Is
very Important IN doing this work, and
alrp e ourh-especially fbr larre Stone
.heiora tnn,hliuq them in. - that II thew f,ll
either sidr. Or e1d %. thew shall Sc out Of he
rtach of abe plow. i6r ii Is verv difieult a
rn,re the,n when in the hole. To hurry verv
large 3lone. ths hole should be dur nartlv
u1drl than, a. iI isnueh easier getting them
-io ne np.e-apo insy sAneid lle a ieasi :
soot oe'o" me sanace ~nen buried.
Pu,rprr Plr.-Cut each purobki6 ol
SQUASH int, halves. and remove Inc seed and
,6k. arinqv pulp. Then set them. omen
sdr %. MO . un.dtraiely heated oven.
Tn jnice, which is the richest portion, will
culieoi Oh the inside and when The whole is
Sufficiently sof, pour out the iuite, and ssraps
out ell the meat, ? leaving only rind. This
mas, mixed with the juice, and then the
es''e ,urreo 'neeiner WIN mix, sugar ana
'e is.og 70 oe poured INTO tne c4ust
ol .n,s lle,neo l.oof = saved notnlng ls
NA-'eo' ano me P'e- are riener ano oester.
BLncnBERRr SrRUP.-Make Z simple
synip Of pound of sugar 70 each pint Of
water; boil it until !. Is rich and thick; then
add % it as many pints Of the expressed
iuice of ripe blackbarrles as there are pounds
81. 49,. A.. n
, 1862-07-24

n noh oaa11 De 0ntmoni 0poraisa surely and WITH
nplflg that Ilam'io maalc Il should b ubhed lnio
ne naIn Affected. a|cr they have been omonlod with
inkfuarm water. Iho purifying and curanVo pouen d
wound o. ulcer nlala yigds % innnonoo and 10 oasei
n Bad llcani1 o. mIE erora, IL action . wonderful.
0andnlnr 1grlIlnga nay 1oon b reduced b. following
The printed iireolona.
, 1862-07-24
JoaN MIDDLETON. Nolary Puh


Prompted By an honest desire Of my hsart. Win q.
lay before the public case which deairVs : commeH
auon not ouly g. set Of scientific rk hn1 thoi a
humanity also. About two yeaFs ago, audden'y and
nom causes unknown 10 me, was aelled with n of
epilep-y Whieh, owing n my inability 10 meet the q
penaes eonseqnfnt pp0n th0r1ngh mediosl hplinene
and the discoufaeetnt which met with en- aiiSmp1ipg
son became such (as vas then led 10 hsevt = %
oey The skil Of any physician. lives lequrnlly UhIIS
IN pursuit 81 my calling. thrown dow 10 the irunni
Wuhnut the rlnhiesl warning; and although insenIh0
N ne agnnirl. yei derpled The mrTles II nv me- and
snon learned % nak upnr thnss would rpnder orS
auee ar shelter ne Fnm danger enemies Who ponff
% prnlong The exience Of my mlseFies WI Is IN thi1
state, and having previous 70 my afction tasted ne
sWeala o. he, unoo more Wa induced 70 ailrmpl 1,pk
ine ald q physician, and, BY recommendation called
up1p Dr. J. C1epkay. tod him nf ms ciruumutSncoS
and o. ny inability n reward him kF his sfrVices ~
gsTdlen q which however. Ee q once undertook ny
caae, and, with lho hleaulng II Cod unl nnco mola
restored % perfect health. Unable l0 reward Mn ~
the BON which ejoy q pgolenl and YET conscious a
my lndebiedner, : consider h dno % mySeif md An
alcd 70 make he eas public, n order thai thoSs d
nee of medical adviee nay and physician n WHOM
evsIy eqradspes can b placed. =.
s.uts e California County q So FrsnsiSso. sd;
,s,ssS s1d sworn % hsrs ne, tAS IL, day q August
iI.si onBEkF 4. Grant, Ao,.ry rab.
, 1862-07-24

eolul. ucelg, and suslIneu, can viii certainty he
cured thi8 Ointment b lhoronghy ruhbed an aIound
the cnmplalnug parts twice o. three : day kooplng
them covered Win lInen'rag apI11d with TIE nlme.
The PiI1 un1t b tlknn acourdig % NJ printed a.
vclanco 4 nocoEaIy From humane mnllpoa letters q
sdvce VIII Be- answered arahllou6y TO ave carraqs
he Pla end On.meni Ihonld b obtained n tho neigh
b.hnod q Ne nnlIur, and nol from Hollouuyh Eab-
ll1hment
, 1862-07-24
llllhaIa. .UIssll.d s1r. FhruaL and Quln..Y.


IN these complaints. ne Ointment NO acts IKE !
cha NJ providing li h veg e-uluay ruhhed over ne
nrnn q lhf kinoys which q viz ponetraio and give
almost immedIaia TlIrf ahlls tho Ps should b taken
according % The printed dlPctnns. whom the most *
lEaordiualy cures may b effected By this means.
Bad lsgA Dad BruSiL ssniuIsus Salss and
, 1862-07-24
CURE IS AT HANDi
MOLLOWAY,s OINTMENT
S,SIbuiis EruIilOnh as Sore Heads and SsrOiHlOus

n fhh powerful Oiuimsni b vsIl rubbed Into the
parts % cled AL 1hln dorae VII b speedily Overcome.
4 act not ~ IMPRESSION, hat rpn.ion. i cuiera the
system nt enlr meat and opetea not 0cally only.
but cnnaliunnally purifying The uhnle system, noau
iTslizinE Ell depraVed umoul, and enrotng radical
snd ccmpele cue. The Pulls should b taken as an
auxiliary 20 the Ointment. they ere 90 prepared a.
"a aoi n unisn with n. q ,llliailng and confirming the
copquest of he dlusase.
Dlpihslia. TIsult,i Sore Throat and QuinssE
lrunisd vim Il ildWyn OI1ineni and Fa Siih p-risei
ancc1u. The cures have heen 81 umaI Iknhlo speedy,
and nnu rnua hnl tosa chen fatal diseases are more
eady cnId By these medicines, than even ne common
sore ihroat n ialen IN time.
, 1862-07-24
THE FARMERS GUIDE
TO
70 Srlfntifit and Prntlisnl ArrIrullnrr.

By HENRY STEPHKNs, Y R s., u Edinburuh, and the
late P. Norton, Professor Of Scientific Agriculture
IN Ysle College, New Haven. vols. Royal octave.
1900 pages, and numerous EngIaVlngs.
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, 1862-07-24

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