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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-17
M ARK EFT S.

MUsoArINE, April 70.
WHEAr-We quote rejected spring At e065c and No
spring 1t so. Fall 81, 90 TO s1.10.
OoRN-3Oc, shelled and unshslled.
2 OATs.-50c. e'4H
RyE.-steady at 55a60e.
BAR, EY.-In demand ct u co.
PorAro.s-b5a60c. a. ,'''2 - '-'f't'
BuffER.-16al6c. 'i' 81 --A
SORoRUM MoLAssEs-30s50o. -H 's a.
Eoos.-5c. -.l tf4 '-f f." 30 ass
BKAxs-In good demand At 81 ,26aSl 80, according 70
quality 4'.. I'd 10
ONloMs.-Scarcs at 81. ,-@' no H-.
GREEN APPLEs-Sl20a1,25. 'hie 10 Fl
BRRF CAfrLl.-$2, 00aS,Q rs per cwt. V
Hoos-$S, 85a4 is. '"..'l ''N -7.r
LA1D.-7a0o. ..F'''f- i 'tt'l
SHouIDEss.-(C Country cured) at 4c.
HAMs.-tCountry cured.) At ts. a't
CLEAR SIDEs.-5aec. .t.'4,'
Hn.s-Gresn eae11c, green salt 7asc,' dry loo, dry
dint 15c. 80" r''s'
FLoUR-S2. 75a3, %.
HAY-Timothy IS, GOAT, 30 per ton.
WooL-50c per pound.
Wink lY.-Alc. : =
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Epiroa OF JouRNAL :-Dsar Sir: With your psrmis-
sion wish to say to the readers Of your paper that
will send by return mail to all who wish It, res)
Recipe, with full directions for making aud using .
simple Vegetable Balm, that will ssctually remove.
in 10 days, Pimpes Blotches. Tan, Trscklss. and al
Impurities of the skin, leaving the Same soft cears
smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces simple directions and information that will
enable them to start full growth Of luxuriant Hair.
whisk srs. or Aoustashs. in less than 50 dAys. AN
applications answered by return mail without charge.
Respectfully yours,
-d.A s1'' THos. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
March 19:2m. No. ISL Broadway, New York.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-17

- "How much do you pay your walters
at this saloon?" asked an irrascible gent of the
proprietor Of restaurant s 2aa1
''One dollar per day, sir"
"Well, then credit me with thirty cents,
for I waited two hours for my steak, and one
hour for my muffins." .f'alss Z. p
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-17
LOGAN. DEPARTMENT.
Remember tho Xl
TRT.wERKIY HOFFMAN,.
SUDDEN DEArH.-A citizen of Columbus
City, named Ayers, died suddenly at STEMS
Hotel, Tuesday, Of heart disease. He had
been sick only few hours.

~ A dispatch from Cairo Of the 18th
says Capt. Keller had just arrested twenty
thieves and garroters in that place. Two
soldiers had been garrotted and robbed on the
streets the night previous.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-17

! william A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye pro-
duuos eslot MOTTO BE- guished from nstursWar-
rantsd as toinJure the Hair In the least remedies
the effects Of bad dye aud invgoratss the Hair for s
GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns splsn-
did Black Brown. leaving the Hair soft and besuti
full. Sold by all Druggists, &C.
49, The genuine IL signed WILLIAM 4. DATCHE
LOR, On tie four sides Of each bos. 49,
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay street, New York, (Lats
IS Broadway and Is Boad strset.)
June 2:lydAw '---'- -f~i-'
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-17
OBITUARY..

DIED, in hospital at st. Louis. Mo-. March 30, 1863
sof smallpox, HURON HUNT-aged 50 years
Deceased vas corporal Of Go. B. s7th Regiment
Iowa Infantry and also working msmber Of the Moth
.odist Episcopal Church.
At meeting Of Go. B, the following resolutions
wsrs passed: e-,---r x. t.-t-~
WHxREAs It has pleased Almighty God. In the a.
ctivs dspensation Of his providence to remove from
midst friend and brother SOLDIER Huron Hunt,
we bow with deep submission feeling that loss 10
his un.pesk.hle gain; therefore. - -
Resolved, That recognize in our departed brother
the faithful soldier, the true patriot and the devoted
Resolved, That ws in this bereavement, feel that
have lost nrm frepd-one who was universally res
pected by all his fellow.soldierS sa1
Resolued, That although call OF duty can awaken
our brother ain feel assured that his happy spirit
has found rest in the Christian Soldiers Home. in
Rssolssd. That ws tender warmset sympathiss II
the friends and relatives OF the with ths
ISOLATION that brother died, like trus man. at hi
R...red That copy Of these resolutions Be sent t.
Jos'sai and w.peiio ssrsiloas. for publication.
]. PAscHAL,
81, a95egh. tsIg ke9g .. Lyon, ,se.
J. SAYsE
Committee in behalf Of the Company.
et. Louis, No., April s. 1863
DIED. in hospital. at St. Louis, No., Feb. 18th.
pneumonia. JoHN KxNNRDY, native Of the county o
Tyrone, Irelasd-aged 40 years.
Dscsassd vas private in Go. B, s7th Iowa Infantry
and also . member Of the Protestant Church.
DIED, In hospital ct st. Louis, No., Feb 2lth, 1865
OF rsmitssnS fever, JAMS TANnAnIIL-agsd 81 years
Deceased private in 90. B. s7th Iowa InfAutry
Az testimonial Of respect Tor their departed com
radss, the members Of 90. passed the following rsso
lutions
$WHsRtAs II hes pleased tho great dispossr Of
tsrenovs from u our companions In arms, John Ken
nedy and James Tsnnahil, It becomes to bow viii
submission to him who dosth ill things wells
Rssolssd, That We admire the patriotism and Loyalty
that impsl'sd these departed friends @ leave thei
homes and cheerful reedee, and impes1l their live
in tho sacred cause Of their country. ~
Rssolvsd. That the sas respect and honor 10 - musl
due to the soldier who dies with lingering disease
him who falls upon the tented field. amid tho lsads
raia and iron hail Of battle.
and relatives Of these desrted ones trusting that the
viii be oonsolsd with this reelection: that It b slorios
70 die for ones country.
Rsssissd That copy Of theee rs.olutiens b ssnt
the Auscatine Journal for publication.
R d. Wnzssson,
,s,.... -. .- W. W. HRAID,
a. s..asi I; COMMITTEES in bshalf 81 ths Company.
b. IouAg, No, April Z, 1Ses.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-17

To TEE FARxrRs.-We learn from the State
Register that the Supreme Court Of this
State has affirmed the constitutionality Of the
hog law. This has been q question Of very
much interest to the farming portion Of our
population, and we are glad for their sakea
that it il now settled.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-17
EatraY Notice.

TAKEN up, by Milton wellman, at his residence in
Il Bloomington township, Muscatine county, Iowa
on the oath day of March. A. d. 1858,
Ono dark red Cow supposed to be five years old. with
small slit and notch off Of the left ear appraised d
So
Also, one pale red Cow, supposed to DO seven year.
old with slit and notch off of right ear, appraised
at $14.
DID, with slit and notch OF Of the right ear. apprsis
cd at SO. ..-.s-
Also, ono spotted Cow, supposed to be four year,
old with . notch and crop of of the right ear, ap
praised ct $40.
JOHN ". JAYNE, Clerk Dist. Court.
Mnaeatina Anril 10. 1914
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-17

sH A lady asked : minister if she might
pay attention to dress and fashion without
being proud. MADAM" replied the minis
ter, whenever Won see . tail Of fox out of
. hole, you may, be sure thefox is there also"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-17

az We regret to learn of the death Of
Daniel Lefever and VIM. Neyenhuis, of Co.
B, Gray Beard Regiment. They were both
citizens of this place. They died in hospital
at st. Louis on the 10th inst-thc former Of
smallpox and the latter Of chronic diarrhea.
Their loss is deeply lamented by all who
knew them. t'N.-S
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-17

LARcENY.-A man named Barrows, rcsid-
ing in Sweetland township, was arrested last
Tuesday and brought before Esquire Misty,
charged with the larceny of lot of books,
which he had taken from Burnett's and Pal
mers book stores. He was fined ten dollars
and costs, amounting to fourteen dollars,
which he borrowed and paid over.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-17
EaIray Cow,

4. ..~--s5s Estray Cow. s... 4. e,
TAKEN mp, the 30th of March, 1853, BY il. Rus
L sell, residing 1t Fairport Muscatine county,
Iowa. brindle Cow, large size line back upper bit
out Of left ear and notch on tho under side Of the
ear white spots the head shoulders, and
under tho belly supposed to be eight nine old.
Appraised before J. A. Matherson, Esq, at SIS.
JOHN W. JAYNE, Clerk Dist. Court.
April IT, 1853 r.-.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-17

Coop CooKs.-Ladies, if you would be
known as good cooks and would avoid the
NOTIFICATION of having poor biscuit tor tea
when you have company, use D. B. DeLand
& Co.'S chemical Salerasus, and that only.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-17
HOuse.MOVing.

=" TO 11OuISesNxOV1BR. " :
HAVING been engaged for the past twelve years 1t,
Ii and having the best apparatus for raising
moving buildings west Of Chicago No arc prepared
raise build repair brick or wooden buildings
on short notice and liberal terms
J.P.&J. ". WALTON.
Shop on Third street, opposite the Court Hous-rs.
side ON Eighth street, between Walnut and Cedar.
April 13-d2w&w2m. ~ =
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-17
ALLEN BROOMHALL,

ALLEN bkUUMHA1I, -
attorney at Law, Notary Pubic, sJust;cs Of IT,
sfsasea Ps0cs, and sHsg ..7s ass
War Claim Agent, 't'14 ii'
ATALIssA, MUsCATINE COUNTY, IOWA.
VKTILL practice In the District Courts of Mascatns
w Cedar, and adjoining counties. Prompt alton
ten given to collections. 10, =. 80
: TO 6oldiers, Widows and Heirs, ses
win give especial attention to the collection Of de-
mands against the government Bounty money and
Pensions obtained nov 14-atrwAWu.s
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-17
BLACK SMlTHlNG.
Bees and Bee Hives.

TNHE undersigned, having purchased the exclusive
L right Of making and vending L. L. Langstroth's
Patent Movable Comb Bee Hive in Muscatine county,
Iowa, and being encouraged by the liberal patronage
received last year while introducing It to the public
have established themselves two and half miles north
Of Muscatinc ON the graded road where they expect
to keep constantly hand Hives Of tho latest
style. They are also prepared to sell individual or
farm Rights also. Bees native and Italian, italian
Queens, warranted pure Also, L. L. Longstroth's
Treaties the Hive and Honey Bee-a book Of 400
pages pice 3125 which ought to be In the hands of
every practical Bee keeper.
Ali the above articles any information relative to
Bee keeping, may Re had BY applyiugto
WILSON T. KIRK, Muscatine, or
WIN. TOWNSEND, West Liberty, Iowa.
N.B.-A Hive and Right will be sold for ten dollars
Persons not having purchased Rights are cautioned
against buying of those who have no right to sell.
March 20 1s63-w4w so
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-17

COUNTY FAIRS. We notice that the direc-
tors of the various county fairs throughout
the State are making vigorous efforts for the
coming exhibitions. Many of them have al
ready published premium lists, and in the
majority Of cases the premiums are liberal.
What is our Agricultural Society doing in
: this matter? They should be vigorously at
work in order to secure successful fair,
such . one a. those formerly held in this
county only Z few years since. These fairs were
held in higher estimation, and drew larger
number of exhibitors and strangers than the
State Fair. Why not recover cur former pop
nlarity in this respect Liberal premiums
should b offered and inducements held out
sufficient to attract exhibitors from other
counties. The premiums for horses and
other stock should be large. No county in
the State can get up better fair than Musca
tine, if proper exertions are made.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-17

Tho following 10 list Of deceased Iowa soldiers: who
have died in hospitals at Memphis Tenn, from March
% to April Q, 1858. f ~"
Furnished by Thos W. J. Long. Of Iowa, State San
itary Agent at st. Louis and vicinity
John T Dripe, A, 9th Bradley, g, 80th
d 81 Hall, II, 9th VIM Martin, =, 30th
VIM Alexander, I, 25thi Edward Lamb, e. S1st
David Moore, D. 20th Jas q Bunting, 4, 31st
u B Brothsrton, K, 18th Jshn Dirsland, D, 3lst
Geo W Harris, O, 30th Jacob D Hansy. T., SD
Geo decker, T, 80th Jefferson Martindale, z, "a
Moses Chester, +, Goth Geo Cummings, G, 8Sth
Jas NJ Hall, Z. 80th Sol Byerly, =, 8sth
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-17

INTERESTING HlsroRloAL PIcruRE.-An Or
fist of this city has executed for the citizens
Of Grandview, spirited drawing of the lat
famors retreat of Judge Thayer from thu
"Abolitonists" of that place. The scene il
graphically delineated, and will prove Of grea
local interest. The picture has been for
warded to Grandview, and will doubtless b
placed on exhibition.
RAILROAD ExrsNs1oN-The trains on the
N. & NJ. X. R. commenced running to Nal
colin, ten miles west of Brooklyn, Tuesday
From this place x-horse omnibus runs in
connection with the trains to Grinnell. Thu
road will soon be completed to the latter
place, as the grading is all done, and iron sui
icient to lay the road purchased. The con-
pany is displaying commendable energy in
pushing forward this great work.
E To those persons who voted for the
resolution, "a resolution prohibiting the edi
tor of this paper from speaking again al
Grandview or in the vicinity of that place.
permit us to say that if we take notion we
will speak at Grandview again, and that We
will compel those abolitionists to listen to us
again.-C'ourier. ...-f
Cool, very :! The people of Grandview and
vicinity seem to think, however, that the
'''notion" won't take you very soon-that il
will be some time before your nervous sys
tenn will be sufficiently restored to stand uI
before those abolitionists again.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-04-17

PETIT JuRoRs-The following named gen.
tlemen were drawn for petit jurors for the
next term of court which holds its session in
June:
S. McNutt, P. Houtz, Lake township; VIM.
Freese, E. Adams, A. Fry, Morris Neidig, H.
H. Garnes, Bloomington township; I. R.
Wright, Wapsinonoc township; 9. Miles,
Wilton township; ]. D. Newbegin, Cedar
township; D. Morgan, Moscow township; E.
R. Cole. Montpelier township J. Walling-
ford, Pike township; VIM. Tails, Fulton town.
ship; 81. G. Sweet, Sweetland township.
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IMPORTANT TO FAMILIlS The undersigned
i having perfected his arrangements in Philsdsl-
phia, New YORK and Boston. takes this method Of
informing his old customers and the public gen.
orally that he is receiving daily By express
Prime Chester County Beef,
South Down Mutton,
Salem county IN. J. Veal
Prime PHILADELPHIA Butter. Capons, 81.
Blu .ks county and New Jersey Chickens. =
Sweet Breed, PheAsants. Partridses,
Grouse, enile, Woodoock, and every luxury of the
Eastern Markets,
Boston Clear Pork 6oused Pigs Feet and Tripe,
Smoked and Picked Salmon and HAlibut,
Also, Q large supply Of Foreign and Domestic
Fruits and Vegetables.
To families AND others giving entertainments
this il the cheapest and best place In Washington
to purchase. THO6. B. WILSON,
119 Pennsylvania avenue,
&C % 6nn between 10th and 9th streets.
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GREAT PKNNsYLvANIA RourE ria Baltimore and
Harrisbu,s, to the Monk and WsS.-Two trains
leave W ashinGton daily and one on Sunday-suick
time-low fare and sure connections. Soldiers
ticl cts sold through at Government rates For
tickets and further information apply at the Office
Of Great Pennsylvania Route, northeast corner of
Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, Washing
ton. Once open from 8 .. m. to PIP. m; on Sun
days from to p. m
se121y E.O. NORTON, Agent.
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MEMS DRESS SUITS.
To,Gth's Dress Suits.
Gfldrens' Dress SxitS
Meas Business Sxits.
YoxtA's Business Sxi,s,

NOAH WALKEE& Co.. 36s Penn. avenue, Metro
nounce that their annual display Of Fall and Win
ter Clothing is now ready for inspection. It is
comprised Of an assortment of Gentlemen, a and
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest desiens
in material. trimming and workship.
I. To those who study excellence with economy in
fashionable ar icles of dress, an opportunity is
now offered for selecting from the most attractive
stock OF ready made clothing in this city at very
reduced prices. oc9-4m
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DIED.


On the 2lst Instant ClL1OTINB, eldest dsu4h.
ter Of the late Capt. =. 4. Cspron, q. 8 A,
The funeral VIII take piAce on Saturday next, the
asth instant. ct o'closk, M from the residsnee
Penn avenue, between 2lst and 3zd streets The
relatives and friends ofths Il nly are respectfully
invited to attend. IT.
October 9th, CHARLIs MILTON youngest SON
of John W. and Mary Walker, aged years,
months. An days
Thy gentle spiri pAss'd awaS
Mid pain the most severe,
SO great we could not wish thy stay
moment lspSeT here. -..-s7
Friendship and love have done their best,
And Cow can do NO more; 49,
The bitterness Of death ID past,
And all thy suderings Ger. :
OH who could wish thy longer stay
In such world a. this. -...e - ID. 81.
eince theu hast gainn the realms OF day
And pure undyins bliss.
On Wednesday. Oct. 81, Of dipthsria, J1NNiA;
only child OF George and Mary A. Baillsu4. AGED
year sid month"; :. -
Il or funeral viii take place from the resdence Of
her grand mother, Mrs. Van Tyne. No. ago o.
between 6tb and TIA streets on to morrow t1rioeyl
afternoon at 5 o'clock. The friends OF the family
are invited to attend.
After a long and painful illness, OHARLEe
KING, in the sgd year Of his age: -
His remains will be taken to Baltimore ior IN
terment.
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NEW Y0RK SfYIRa

NEW York STYLES
Hsntlemsx's C!oth,ns !.Nesp and Fashionable!
A large sssortm. mt for Dress and Business wear
The English Sack and Walking Coats excel in
beauty. grade and finish anything ever offered in
this city. WALL, STEPHENS & Co
1922 Pa. avenue, bet 9Th and 10th SITS.
6c2u INTEL And Repub
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AUCTION SALES.

By WH. L. WALL 4 co.. Aastioassrs.
ss1n 10 .1.a.,
en- sth soS ia Az, :sees: Hs vi, sell
lasiis Sssrias 1,. very vi iissi. used
Quilted Seat Saddle
Special attention 3 called to this sale. 9, tn
at Tsam. are as q superior quality.
cen WIN. L. WALL & co.. Auets.
0FRIos OF caiE5 euARTERMAsrBa,
WIN ). .o,d ;. p D1rAs1 ... OF M1sIISsros.f
SIS .. Is: aeSssaasas ssaSis. ost
2. Psss u hnS
Old Iron, 10, condemned a. unit for pubu,
Terms cash, in Go,sr.msn. funds.
Lieut.. Col, osist aa.1. srasa;
ByW. L. WALL q CO., Auctioneer..
LIMITED STATES MARSHAL's sALH OF ruv
OsTEASsR DEiHosf, HER TAoKLE. APrAa1I
fra ia .TH y5sas of decree
lS TIE pss ss su y
aodiSa 81 viii :s P.ss
Avenue. n q y x e.
s ' a.a.Sss
ment Of DeIcb andise, Wis:
I ~ e. . :, sss';s x sia:s!
8 sis' P PtsIss Messy Meat
S kegs saieratas
5 Sssnts Msn: s sa2 L..i.s, rr,.oa Shoes
s.,s: T.sr, K1s .s: o ons en,E.
sos anes os 1ff ssin s'' "'''sfs
90 q gsnc, Articles: Toys, &c..ac..
do Of Fancy Hate and Caps
case India Rubber Gaps and BATS
eass Of Castor Oil
DO A;.orssd II M Mat line.
DO Port Porte ~ non ,a
ss ss;R Fis's +, a. ssss. Dry God.
90 90 HMisis. f Hsn sinsy Ssss'
At the foo. Of Sixth street Wharf. Q. the ro.o.
mae river st o'clock in the afternoon Of ssmsdsy,
STEAMER DEIMoNr.
her Tackle. Apparel, and furniture.
At the same time,
ee WARD h I7 VIZ t. v WILL Ii ns1 So 1 D e.
By J. c. MCGUIRE L co.. Auotioneers.
VERY HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
gsIle AUCTION t1!es WE Wsp ass Si1T
AF TIE October 2sth at half past clock,
ss ct u als,s
The south Part of Lot No: H. sau Square, fronting
e feet 81 inches on Third street between and
streets north, and running back 90 + ct inches
These are esteemed very Oh dice Building Lots
and the sale is worthy tae attention OF persons
wsl : ns fine build ing site.
TIE. ms: One third cash the remainder n twelve
months, With interest, secured BY deed Of trust on
the premises.
0eSn9ve1ano.s at the cost Of the gurchnss,er,
ByJ. G. MoGUIRE 4 co.. Auctisnesrs.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON TWELyTH
AFTERNOON, October 18Th, at IA o'clock, ON the
premises, ne shall sell Lot g, In Hail Nelson's
subdivision OF the eastern part Of Square No. 2g7,
fronting n feet inches Twelfth street west be.
tween and streets south, and running back lo7
' fem; o1Ss.,hi.a in cash the remainder in ST.
of trust on the premises.
ConveysEces At purchasers cost.
oc1l G. McGbIRB & co Aucts.
By GREEN WILLIAMS Aue.ionssrs
L FRONTING ON NoATH q. BErw BEE l2rH Ard 18TH
SHEETS WEST, AT AUCTIos-On THU RSDAY. the
29th infant, shall SELL In front of tbs premises
Viz Part Of Lots No. and 6, In Square No ga,
hsvins trent on north street Of u feet II inshss,
5inches. with the i'm provements, which are good
tWo-story frame house eont@inirg6 rooms, DO, it
being houie No. 234 G strssN Possession given
Terms: Txo-thirds cash; balsnc. IN months,
for note bearing interest: A decd given and deed
o, sfsss taken T aRsEs z rWsiHki1ans
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MARRIED,

MANRIED,
On the 10th ult., 1t the McKspdres Parsonage,
BY tire Rev. John Thrush, JOHN HOUGH and
PLEASANT O. GU BIB, all, formerly, Of Loudon
county, Va.
October 10Th, By the Rev. VIM Cook, Mr.. CO.
LUMBUB WILSON to Miss CORNELL JONES,
all of WashinSton city.
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CoREs, Tunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, and
3the1 disorders OF the Feet cured without pain BY
ssylvanis avenue, between AZ and 9Th streets
washington, d. O. No charge for consultation.
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HAIR DYE ! HAIR DYE

Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye is the best in H.
World The only harmless, true and reliable Dye
know" This splendid b air Dye is perfect-chans Cd
B. Austy or Grey Hair instantly to . Glossy
Black or Natural Byo,cn without injurins the hair
or staining the skin, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful; i'm parts fresh vitality frequently re-
storing its pristine COLOR and rectfes the i'll effects
of Bad Eyes. The Genuine Is signed WILLIAM
BAroHELoR, all others are mere limitations, and
should be avoided Sold by al druggists DC. Fac.
tory-s1 Barclay street, New York. Batche lor's
new Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. ~ 7-eoly