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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-10-22

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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-10-22

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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-06-06
MORE MOUNTED MEN CALLED
wi FOR
COMPANIES AND MEN WANTED FOR TIL
EIGHTH IOWA CAVALRY.

1t will be seen by the following order from the
Governor OF Iowa, that have been authorized
to raise Regiment of Cavalry for the United
States service and in doing so wish to assure
those who are DESTROYS of entering the military
service, that no effort will be spared to make
this one of the most effective regiments in the
field have invited q number of experienced
officers who have performed gallant service in
the bloody battles where Iowa troops have won
immortal honor for themselves and their State
to assist in raising the regiment, and take posi-
tons in it as field officers and company COM
manders. These offers have been accepted and
the regiment will have within it a larger num-
Der of officers who have seen service than any
other ever organized in the State
/ also invite the gallant soldiers who have
been temporarily disabled in the field but have
recovered from their wounds and other disabii-
ty, and all others who wish to have a hand in
putting down the rebellion to enter the ranks
far as can influence it, merit and DISTINGUISHED
services shall be the only recommendation for pro-
notion
The Cavalry will be henceforth called to per-
form gallant and glorious deeds-to strike heavy
blows at the power of the rebellion. Heretofore
recent splendid achievements of the Union Cav
airy under Gen. Stoneman, and their still more
heroic operations under Col. Grierson, have con-
WINGED our military leaders of the value of the
mounted troops in striking swift and deadly
blows at the very heart of Secessia destroying
of the rebellion.
Hence, the Government has determined to
LARGELY INCREASE IT'S CAyALRY-addng at
least 100000 men to that arm of the SERVICE
IOWA, as she has Arrays done, is expected to do
her share, and to preserve to the end of the war
fields of Belmont, DonelSon, Pea Ridge, Shiloh.
Prairie Grove and Arkansas Post
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-06-06
Chicago Produce Market.

FREIGHTs-Firm atan advance of 10 per bush.
The engagements were: Bark Cleveland, Briggs
Robert Burns, 9. z. Williams, Schooners Titan,
A. J. Richards, W. G. Grant, corn, at go, all to
Buffalo.
F.oUR-Received All brls, shipped IL ,O62 brls
100 brls Loeb IeSen, 200 brls standard" "a and
grade Spring extra at s. IS 800 brls nnsound do at
WMEAr-Received, 1884 bu Shipped, q s25
bu. Market advanced 1I@2c on No 2Spring.-
Other grades neglected and dull. Sales were:
S. B. Co.'S ut 81 Is; 400 bu No. spring On. Side)
at 81 Is: 900 bu No aspiring lin Sturges.) at 94c;
lsoo bu do North side and Sturges) at 95c: Is 900
bu do at9Sc 1900 bu do at 9S3sc 900 blu do
1000 bu do lin Galena) at s9c 500 bu Rejected
Spring (in Sturgesp at7oc; l:500 bu do Din & Is
at S0c; 500 bu do at size; 1000 bu do at SIC; 200
bu doat S2la-all in store.
CoRN-Received i4S, 3O5 bus; shipped 255, OBS bus.
Advanced l1ac. Sales were Is 000 bus mixed at
SOC +. o. b. II, 600 bus Red and Canal mixed at sic
f. o. b.: 5000 bus mixed and 10000 bus Red mix
ed ut Soc atoat; 900 bus; High mixed at sic, do;
5000 bus mixed at tsc: 1000 bus do at 4sl; 1900
at iS34c 200 bus rejected at 45lt; 1000 bus do at
46c 200 bus do at 49, 1900 bus do 461ac-al in
store; 1000 bus condemned at DC on track: 400
bus ear corn at 40c on track.
OATs-Received t,0l7 bus. Market buoyant
and &c higher. Sales Were: 90 bus No. at 6Oc;
10000 bus do Gle; 5000 bus do at 6Ic 600 bus
do at 6l3; $4,000 bus do at &c; $500 bus rejected
at 56c-ali in store; l2o bags by sample at Gle on
track.
RYE-Received 3,4l5 bus Market for lots in
store neglected and nominal at 7Sc.
BARLEY-ReceiVed All bus. Inactive and al
most nominal Sales Il bags common at SOC on
track.
EGGs-The market is better supplied, and pri-
ceS a shade easier, with sales at 91aQS10c q doZ.
BUrTER-Firm and in good demand, at ,2,4@
l4lIc for medium, to choice.
PoULTRY-The receipts are large and prices
easier. We quote Chickens at 81 1872 90 Ss doz
Turkeys at S@S9c p ID.
HIpEs-Hides steady and unchanged. We
quote Green Country at 7Qa7I2c; Green Sailed SGl
SIC; Kip and Calf Hole; Dry Sailed l3Q9l4c Dry
Flint l615@l71ac = tb.
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Gen. Burnside's Orders.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF THE OHIO
CINCINNATI, o., June |, 1868
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 81.

GENERAL ORDERS NO. "a.
[. The tendency OF the articles and opin-
IONS habtually published in the newspa-
per known rs the "Nev York World" be-
ing to cast reproach upon the Government,
and TO weaken its efforts to suppress
the rebellion, by creating distrust in its
war policy, its circulation in time OF war
Is calculated to exert pernicious and
reasonable influence, and is, therefore,
prohibited in this Department
2. Postmasters, news agents, and all 9TH
rswill govern themselves by this. Order, as
any person detected in forwarding, selling,
or in any way circulating the paper refer
red to, will be promptly arrested, and held
Z Tor trial.
). On account of the repeated expression
Of disloyal and incendiary sentiments, the
publishing of the newspaper known as the
'Chicdgo Times is hereby suppressed.
1. Brigader General Jacob Ammen.
commanding the District of Illinois, is
charged with the execution ofthe third par
sgraph of this Order. BY commadd of
Major Gen. A. Il. BURNSIDE.
[Signed,l
LEWIS RICHMOND, LIT. Col and Asst. Adj.
Gen. [ohiiciali: d. II. HARMED, Capt.
and Asst. Adjt. Gen.
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MARKETS.

BURLINGTON, Friday, r. N.
Weather warm and dry and rain much needed
river low.
The Winter Wheat In this vicinity is forward
locks remarkably we'll, and will soon be dit for
cutting.
We make some changes in our quotations.
Corn is higher and worth SOC in the ear and SIC
shelled. Oats have gone up to SOC.
Our usual FIJI quotations will be found below.
SUGAR-l2sl3; Crushed lee; Refined white
l5c; Clarified l41zc.
COFFEE-3ie43 7a
MoI.AsssEs-By the barrel-Reboiled SOC; Syrup
55c; Kegs S5 50; Sorghum S09a5c,
NAILs-Tenpenny IS IS.
SALT-s2 1902 IS.
RICE-9d9lSc.
FRUrrGRaisins. prime, s47ee q,
BRoOMs-Si 50C9s2 Is per dozen
Sc 50.
WHEAT-spring. eo@so; Winter, sOcas1 90.
GoRN-In the ear, 29c; Shelled, 3l@s2c.
BEANs-Sl 5o@sl rs per bushel-in demand.
PoTATotS-45@50c per bushel.
BUTTER-SGnl0c.
caIcknN%sl 25 per dozen.
HAY-Timothy, S9@sl2 per ton.
WOODS OOgsi 90 per cord.
HIDEs-Green, 61l97c Dry Flint, 14Al5c; Green
Sailed 714@sc-dull; Crubby. Hides two-thirds
GREEN CALF sKINs-sc; Sailed loo.
SHEEP PELTS-Sl 75@S2 90.
WHISKYA39CD40c firm.
LARD-6c; in bbls. &c q H.
DRIED APPLEs-8@71ac y b., Green do 81 2592
bushel-in demand
TIMOTHY SEED-Sl Is q bushel.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-Sl COO, Is p bushel-
in demand.
CLOVER SEED-s8-no demand.
CORN MEAL-s5@4Oc p bushel.
BACoN-Hams, Sugar Cured, &c, County 6
Shoulders. &c; Sides, &c.
| RAGs-213aSc q b.
| COAL OIL-50c = gallon by the barrel.
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T,,e sale of cattle at Weekawkep appears to be
on t6e increase. some OF the drovers and brokers
being willing to sell there who will not drive
their cattle back to Bergen. sff ri
There is no doubt ABOUT the popularity OF the
new location for a cattle market in this city
The more it becomes known, the better it is ai1-
proved. ia
The local tariff OF all stock ON the Harlem
road . about TO be reduced.
N1w YoRK, June 4.
Fi,OUR-Drii and heavy Sc lower. Sales at
WHEAT-Quiet and unchanged Sales at 81 q
Winter Red. 7--@..s. -.
CORN-lc. better. Sales 7a@SOc. old; bots new.
OA1S-Steady Sales 776AS3k
PORK-Quiet.
LARD-Steady. Sales 93I@19h
MHISKY-Dull small sales.
BUFFALO, June l.
FLOUR--Quiet
WHEAT-Better Sales 81 3SlASS1 "a No 1 Nil.
Club; 81 ~ Red Winter Ohio.
CORN-Scarce and better 61963 closing at out
side figures.
OA1S-Active and better. Sales at70.
Observation-Disclosures
NEW YORK. June 4,
stocks better but inactive.
Money per cent.
Sterling Exchange 101S for specie.
Gold 46.
Reading les4; Erie s514: NJ C. 2rlS U. s. /
year certificates 81; SIS '65 1885, SIS 81 coupons 1856
Groceries dull and unchanged.
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NOsES.-.Their sIgniaeance...Illustratet

with engravings of the Roman, Grecian, Indian
Negro, Celestial, Aqueline, Turn-up, and Pug
Noses, with the character revealed by EACH
EYEs-blue. black, or gray. LIPs-thin and pale
or full and red. prim or poutng, scolding or low
ing. MOUTH-large or small HAIR-Iight or
dark, coarse or fine, straight or curly. CHEEKS
thin or plump, pale or colored. TEErH.-reg-
long or short. sKIN-roug7 or smooth. All to
be amply illustrated with engravings. The walk
talk, laugh and voice, all indicate the char
from a dishonest one, and we will show how
Besides the above, we shall treat on FTHYNoLO-
GY or the Natural History of man; of PHYsIoI.-
oGY, and the laws of Life and Health; of Physi-
ognomy, or signs of Character, and how to read
them, of Phrenology, the Philosophy of Mind;
and of Psychology, the Science of the Soul. Man
with reference to all his relations of life social
intellectual and spiritual, and what each can do
best will be elucidated in the PHRENOIOGI-
CAL JOURNAL LIFE ILLUSTRATED. New
volume commences July LIST. A handsome quar-
to monthly, at only 81 50 year. Sample mum.
WELLS, 3OS Broadway, New York jnne6-w3t
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THE LAST VOLUNTEER REGIMENT

The Eighth Cavalry is undoubtedly the last
Volunteer Regiment which will ever be organi-
zed In Iowa, as ACTIVE preparations are going on
all over the State for the enforcement of the Con-
scription. All, therefore. who wish to enter the
military service without being FORCED INTO IT
are called upon to enrol themselves in its ranks
The most liberal facilities have been granted
by the Government for recruiting officers to raise
men for this Regiment, and their entire legiti-
mate expenses will be borne while engaged in
raising their companies.
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining Recruiting Com
Missions who are strangers to the undersigned
will accompany their applications with suitable
recommendations from well known citizens, as
TO character and ability to raise men.
May q, 1868. j. r, DORR.
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STATE OF IOWA.
~ ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
DAVENPORT MAY o 1888

DAVENPORT, May p, 1868. I
GENERAL ORDERS No. ia
The War Department having authorized Col.
J: b. DoRR of Dubuque, to raise Regiment OF
cavalry in the State of Iowa, for the q. S. ser.
vice, he Is empowered to recruit said Regiment
in accordance with the rules and regulations
governing enlistments for new regiments
Said Regiment will be known as the 9Th Iowa
Cavalry, and assurances are given by the Wal
Department that it shall be armed with the bes,
weapons at the disposal of the Government
titled to receive each 500 bounty, SIS of which
together with one months pay and 81 90 premi.
UNI will be paid in advance.
The Regimental Rendezvous will be designa.
ted hereafter, at which place clothing, arms
equipments and horses will be furnished.
All facilities and authority for raising compa
MES or men for this Regiment can be obtained
by application to Col. Dorr, at Dubuque, or q,
this ONCE. BY order of the Governor,
N. 3. BAKER,
mayZ7, 6-june 2tf Adj. Gen'l. of Iowa.
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THE CITY.
1.wa congregational Association,

The opening Sermon on Wednesday eve
ming. by DIR. Edward Beecher, was marked
hv the vigor and profoundness of thought
which characterize the productions of the
,uthor of "T'he Conflict of Ages" TWAS
forcibIe presentation ofthc which
the Creator sustains TO every department of
life. and an earnest appeal to the Ministers
and Churches TO be fully possessed of those
divine influences with which God in the
environments of Providence and Grace is
seeking to irradiate and redeem mankind.
Rev. Jesse Guernsey, of Dubuque, was
chosen Moderator, and Rev. J. J. Hill, of
Grinnell, and Rev. j. NJ. Chamberlain, of
Des Moines, Clerks. Rev. Geo. Thatcher, of
Keokuk, is Chairman of the Business Com
n,ittee. SIS a
The number of Delegates in attendance is
I6O The members of other churches have
kindly co-operated with Mr.. Salter's con-
gregation in providing for the hospitable
entertainment of the guests.
Yesterday afternoon was very interest
ing season, when venerable Delegate from
Massachusetts,, (Rev. DIR. Sabine,) united
with the Delegates from Kansas, Illinois,
and Wisconsin, in presenting the friendly
greetings of the Congregational Bodies, in
those States, to the Iowa churches. Letters
we're received from other States.
To-day the interests of Iowa College and
the Theological Seminary at Chicago, and
the cause of Sunday Schools, will be among
the subjects of discussion.
IA SENSIBLE SPEECH TO SoLpIERs.-The
indianapolis Sentinel says that recently the
boys of the 18th Indiana Battery purchased
a sword and took occasion of the visit OF
Gen. Rosecrans, to their camp, to presen,
it to him.
ssrhe General received the sword and re-
Piled. He said it was fashionable now, in
both civil and military life to make pre-
sents. 1t was sort of mania with the
American people. Wofkmen made pre-
sents to their employers. Was it not done
expecting some benefit in return? In the
army. discipline must be maintained, and
so far as he could enforce it, it would be-
The boys of the battery must not expect
any indulgence in consequence of this pre-.
sent. They would get none. On march
,fthey struggled from their command, they
would be sent to the rear to walk to camp
as some of them had TO do before. There
must be no relaxation of discipline. He
cautioned the man against indulging in
the habit of grumblins and complaining
especially of their officers. 1t easy to find
tault, and great injustice had often been
done by it. There was nothing more in
furious to the service than this habit which
would grow upon them, unless it was
watched and checked. Each man had his
duty to do in his sphere. All could not be
officers, and the honor consisted not in pc.
stion, but in the manner of performing the
duties of the station in whicheach man was
DlacpR -
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SHEEp-Unchanged at s.. 00lhS 90 p 100 lbs.
PRovfsIoNS-Quiet. Sales Ia, 900 lbs Dry allied
Shoulders at $40. loose.
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Chicago Live Stock and Prov isiOn Mar.
ketS.

THURSDAY, June 4.
CATrLE-The offerings as yet this week, are
very light. Good shipping steers are in demand
and firm; medium grades inactive. We quote
Common to fair So 1908 40. and good to choice
u 75Gs5 so. Sales 10 averaging lS50 lbs at s. 81;
100 averaging ~ lbs at S. 25.
HoGS-The supply is light and market steady
Prices range from 8 28a % according to quality
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nor SALE.-A "gem of a home s:sit

uated in the heart of the village of Den
mark, Town, within one block of the Academy
and two blocks from the Church. An acre oi
ground, we'll selected bearing Orchard of 60
trees, a good cellar, we'll and cistern make this
a rare chance for family wishing to educate
their children in one of the best Academies in
the West. Apply on the premises, or to
Rev GLEN WOOD
june8-w3t. Chicago, ILL.,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-06-06

FLSIE VENNER,----A romance Of
1l Destiny. BY Oliver w. Holmes.
mayo Just received at CORSES.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-06-06

Spring style Of Boots and Shoes.-BAR-
nYDr has received the most elegant assortment
Of fine Boots and Shoes ever brought TO this mar
ket which will be sold ct very low prices. Re
member the place. 7. w. BARHYDT,
Corner OF Jefferson and Main streets,
WAr5l- dAwU Darlington, Iowa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-06-06
II P. BROWN,
DEALER IN .'af'

BOOKS, PAPER, STATIONERY,
NEWSPAP PEERS AND PERIODICALS.
Always on hand full stock of School Books,
Blank Books; Cap Letter and Note Papers; En-.
velopes, States, Pens, Pencils, &C., &c. =
WINDOW SHADES, plain and figured. ~
BLANKS for Lawyers and Justices.
New Books Papers, Magazines, &C., received
daily, per express Hawk-Eye Building,
juneN-wn Burlington, Iowa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-06-06
WOOLEN MANUFACTORY q
DAVIS 4 ROBINSON. Y Q


AZ NortAneld, Des MOines Co., IoWA
The undersigned take this method of announe.
ing to the Wool Growers Of Des MOineS and ~
joining Counties, that they continue in suoo1D-
full operation, the above named estab ishment
some twenty five hundred dollars worth Of new
Machinery, they are now prepared to receive
and Manufacture Wool of all grades from The
finest to the coarsest, into
CLOTHS, CAssINEREs, BLANKETs, &C.,
Corresponding with The quality OF the Wool.
They have, and will keep on hand Goods such
as Flannels, Sattinets, Cassimeres, Blankets &C.
which they will give in exchange for Wool on -
reasonable terms as can be had any whore I'm
the west
Their facilities for CARDING are such IA to
enable them to card Wool of persons from dis
lance, so that they may rely upon having their
rolls home with them. Wool also spun into
Yarn for customers. Cloths fullad and dressed
as heretofore.
Grateful for the patronage heretofore 50 liber-
ally bestowed upon them, they respectfully 80
licit q continuance of the same. -st
DAVIS & ROBINSON.
apr2-w3m. Mortified, Iowa
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MARRIED.
DIED.

On Wednesday MORNING. in Hancock County
NJ Mr.. JoHNATHAN EADs, aged "a years.
rhe funeral will be attended this day al :
o'clock from the residence of his son, II. X, Eads
one mile north of this city.
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OFFICIAL:
nayl4-dAW1m.

T VOGELGESAN,G MANUFAC-
81 .TURER OF VINEGAR AND CIDER WIN
EGAR, Washington street, second door from
Water. Burlington. Iowa, is prepared to fill all
orders in his Line promptly, and guarantees
satisfaction.
.ru1u
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DARSONS ON NOTES AND BILLS.
i A treaties on the law of Promisory Notes
and Bills of Exchange. o,one,,,
mays. Just received AZ Deb.
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NOTICE.----To the Stockholders OF
IN the Des Moines and Lee County Bridge
Company. You will meet at the Office of the
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors in Burlington,
Dies Moins County, on Monday the first day OF
June, 1883, at o'clock P. NJ. for the purpose OF
electing officers for said Company for the ensu-
ing year. By order of the Directors of said
Bridge Company.
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TYES AND EARS.
may9 CORSES.
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John. A. Ripley has opened a Family Gro
Gerry in the new brick building on Jefferson St..
opposite the Sunderland House, where he keeps
the best of Family Groceries and Provisions, al
ways on hand. Also pays Cash for country pro-
duoe aprl4-d&w3m-
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OF STATE-

lDARTON'S LIFE OF ANDREW
l. JACKSON. Just received at
maya .CORSE'S.
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TyHE POETS JOURNAL.----A col.
lection OF Poems-by Bayard Taylor
MARC Just reed At CORSES.
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BLACK TIGER,

Senegal Leopards, Royal Bra
lillian Tiger, Panther OF Para
quay, Striped and Spotted Hye-
mas, California Grizzly Bears,
Black Bear of Hudson's Bay,
Cinnamon Bear of Oregon, Ich-
neumons, and Ant Eaters, Nu-
indian Lion and Lioness and
Wheips, Zebra of Zahara, Apes,
Monkeys and Baboons, New
Holland Kangaroos, Peruvian
Lima, Alpaca of the Andes,
Santa Fe Bison, Nebraska Buff
falo, Siberian White CoOns, CT
Wit and Musk Cats, Porcupines,
Hedge Hogs, Opossums, Asiatic
Jackal, Syrian Goats, Madagas-
car Rabbits, African Pelicans,
spanish Macaws, Whidah Birds
African Crowned Cranes, Gold,
Silver, Chinese and English
Pheasants, King Loris Birds,
Albino Guinea Hens, White and
Grey Tropical Cockatoos, Para
dice Birds, South American,
'Asiatic and African Parrots q
Paroquets.
Also a great variety of Aus
,tralian Birds Of gorgeous plu-
mage ...
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

FOH THb fAPlD CUAB OF
Coughs, Colds, Iufluenza, HoarseMess>
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Con.
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Of COnsun ptive Patients
in advanced Stages
of tho Disease.
This remedy uni, ersally known to eurpass anS
other for the cure Of throat and lung complaints that y
useless here to publish the evidence Of lis virtues tn
unriyalled excellence for ughs and colds and its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have made IL
known throughout the civilized nations OF the cartA.
Jew arc the communities families, among them
who have not some personal experience Of Its Effects
some living trophy in thei midst Of Its victory The
subtle and dangerous disorders OF the throat and lung
- they know, the ecr # this remedy we need Dee
do more than to them that has now all tho vr
tues that 1t did have when making the cures which havo
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Sold by K. T.. GAY, burlington.
J. H. Reed & Co.. Chicago, and all dealers in
Medicine everywhere. tjyl5-d&weowly
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Preserve your Benuty.-Symmetry form,
your health, and mental powers, by using that
Safe Pleasant, Popular and Specific Remedy
known as HEMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.-
Read the Advertisement in another column and
proftby it-diseases and symptoms enumerated.
Out it out and preseryeit. You may not now re-
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And bloom TO the paid cheek"
Il saves long Suffering and Exposure. Be7oare
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