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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01
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The bloodhound Of the Caribbean
=, AsPANIsH AMERICAN STORY.
q BY U)LS LEON. 9SI

'xlhO B10O0hOuA0 Of the Caribbean
r. AsPANIsH AMERICAN STORY.
Is BY U)LS LEON. 9S1
The tale il historical. and the main incidents ore
true. The principal charactsss are ~ s-.a. D u
- OALLOCARRAS ie ssls' q. a..el
xhs Famous Pira's.
Commonly sailed by the Spanish nssicans Of his
tine, before the peopaR name was knoNn,
Fl Sabssso dol Mar Caribs.
The Bloodhound Of the Carpibbesn-
title that from bis terribly mysisrioss way Of
learning about the movement Of srsssurs.ships and
tracking them-A secret which 10 clearly explained,
''F the A''' ''"'' In ' s1f p sSsi, F'@
The Hammock Maker Of lola Grsnds
Who '''' ''' and o SSns; R.a. ;aasa'r ~''''
the proprietor Of II. greet silver mine Of R'sls.
oa 1n :1 PA q s 1s5: Gissa'' a.,
The commander Of the gallson EscsnsadOra,
e,. The Stlces'v Ship. -'"'-tss"
...r SENIOR NcRLE
apsrsop OF wealth and luxurious tastes.
Who lives retired ~ beautiful villa on Isia Grands
and to whom an sz'rao, Tn9 mystery at'aehs'
young girl Of marvellous grsse and love',r sss under
'l4 charge Of Padrs La:.o: and reputed among -. Z
q L. ~ the Inhabitants Of lola GrAnde a.,t -
aEu bs,.est ~ 10 b his niece tdHJ.a "a
glorious typs Of the Spanish American woman, b.
lag Of sunsbine and flowers. whose life at the
moment Of her Introduction. rests painful mystsry
In which II threatened An appalling doom
A' - IOLcT Le0t. gsg. s@I
SOL - the foster sister Of Don Ruy.
sd THE COUNTESS OF REGLA
Y0LA 10 CLORIOUS CREATION, f2-.
fresh, ingenious young creature in whom the lady
~. readers will bs especially interested,
We confidently look for an 5f,.sE..st4 s1
Immense Increase in Circulation
.t-' on this story. and .iest
2"n NEWS DEALERS er
would do we'll to send in their ordsru in time.
Besides the above great story, .t..f
This Favorite Family Journal ,..l;i
"' will contain t.
Two other Continued Stories Of Great Merit,
~ we'll - from eight to twelve Arst-elass :
Sketches of different varieties, @
large number Of POEMS, and 1.f ..i." -
AVA9IETY OF DEPARTMENT.
Of entertaining and useful character,
~ including
"Plsasant Paragraphs" =.
r5r "Arthful Morssls,"
- ''Itsms Of Interest"
etc., etc.,
the whole going to form
A Family wspaper
which, av freely admitted by all wh1 has not
its equal either In this country or the old.
Price, i've cents for . single copy.
r Two Dollars per Year,
and liberal terms offered 70 sstss.;, up g club
- Editors and Propfistor,
No. II frankfort Street,
81 Kew York City.
oO-spscimsa Copies sent free. 3t
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01
;IunBra uARKrr.

s'THr SILVER SHIp."-The attention of our
readers is called to the adysrtiesment of that
great story and sketch paper Tas N..o York
Weealy, anouncing new romance bearing
the above singular and attractive title. The
story is from the pen of an author extensive.
Iy known, but who chooses on the present
occasion.to write under the nom do plume Of
Louis Leon. We are assured that tho ro-
nance in question is ono Of the most power
full and exciting ever given to the world, and
that it is especially interesting to lady read
ers. The Msv Yo,k Weekly has the reputa-
ten Of being an excellent family journal.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01
Hoyt's dHiawatha hair Restorative.
niHOYr"s HIA wArHA HAIw REsroRArtvE
3 hcfrseHI AWArHA HAIR RESrORATIvE
q sH0YTS HlAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE, ~.
nOYrs HIAwArHA HAIR RRsTOBATIYEt4
= HINTS AiAWATuA HAIR RES ORAT1vE,'
rAE srANDXaD PREPARATION roR THE HAIR
THE STANDARD PREPARATION POR THE HAZE
fAE STANDARD PREPAR4fe'N FOR THE HAZE
ruk STANDARD PKLPA.ATloN FOhi The HAIR
fHE STANDARD PREPARATION IOR THE HAIR
IS WARRANTED TO RESTORE 7n ri ~
,,l',MARRANrED TO RrSrOkE .,
afR Is WARRANTkD> TO ARSEIOKE"
Is WARRANTED TO RksTORE sSig ~
3. T. IS WAkRANTEp TO KESTORE l,Jp3 stf
FADED AND GRAY HAIR AND wHIeKrRs
FADED AND GRAY HAIR AND WHISkRRSs r;
TADED AND CRAY HAIR AND WHISPERS
lyADnDA I'd GRAY HAIR AND wHIsKEkS
fADRD AND GRAY HAvk AND wHIsKERs
III" TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR HsJ2 4
TO THEIR ORIGINAL q, LpR Z, 60;
u go To THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
ioE TO iTHElR ORIGINAL COLOR 'ii2J

tdoss not claim to make hair come In where It has
snoe fallen ont Nothing will do that. whatever may
y advertised to the contrary but It will arrest its
falling out make harsh hair soft and silky cleanse it
and the scap from alt impurites ind humors, and
tirey the bad escts previous OF prep.
arstionsi Ct ntaniLg sulphur, sugar Of lead, 3d. It
requires sospins washing and hours for its applica
tioD will 1t crack smut but Is easily applied
and wiped from the skin A. any ha!rdres,ng. It
fstores the natural shading Of hair with another
which gives 1t life pearance instead OF the uniform
dali lick Of dyes 81 that the most critical observer
cannot detect tss ase. r.slq sd ~ igr.lg!5t,i n
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01
Wooden Factory.

7 UOAs MOxLEY, ct the Slough Mil, ~ miles
IL west of MuloAtins, hAve the machinery necessary
do all kinds Of Spinning Weaving and ManufActur-
ing OF Woelsn Goods, slch ~ Jeans, Tlannsls and
fwssds. AL such goods kept on hand for sals sx-
change for wool.
The mill has recently BEEN furnished With sl2o-spia-
condenser, shsarers knappsrs,
and fuller. 80 . :. Feb. S.wen.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01
BUSINESS NOTICES.

PLows.-L. & j. McGYeer are manuiactur-
ing . few of Casters Patent Corn Cultivators.
They are just what the farmers need, and be-
sides being = labor-sAving institution" they
also combine neatness, cheapnes and simple
ity. But call aud 30 the pillow for yourselves
at McGreers Pump Factory, east of the
Court House. -. -fe: febl2w2md2w.
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.CEif} IL 10 CtItt Id = r. t'-ttIsl
'sH4 SAPONITIER, foN44
l%EQlFJ4n Td0 IL a tl-taG
Or Concentrated I've

FAMILY SOAP MAKER.
.EttN A-l tiAaiG It.. TIE = (- ~ *
WI n T-f.t-r f'Fg 49,. tfbG - m
w an makes high prices; Saponiher helps to 70.
duos them. 1t makes SOAP for FOUR cents pound
BY using your kitchen grease. ~ "A ~ ~.
~ CAUTIONi Al spurious Lyes are offered also
BE- careful and only buy the PATENTED article put up
In IRON cans; all others being COUNTERPElTS.
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.,
Philade1phia--127 walnut ct.
Pittsburg-Pirt st. and Duquesne Way.
Nov. H.daw
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xsuasmbSr the xLAls
TRI.WRKKLYg JoUHMAI.
Post Omce Notice.

Quartz ly bills for postsss and box font
are due to-day and must be paid, accord.
ing to law, before the papers are delivered or
the boxes ara assd for the ensuing quarter.
Postmasters are required to swear that they
have Lot permitted any violation Of this gee
ton Of The law. JonS MAuIN, p. n.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01

A MANUAL CoNsrounNcL-A man at
present residing in Seventy-six Township
was At one time peacable, law-abiding citi-s
zen, respected BY hia neighbors, loved BY his
wife and obeyed by his dog. In an evil hour
he listened TO the tsachings Of Copperheade
ism and embraced that doctrine. AZ . natur
raj consequence, he Immediately acquired :
taste for liquor, sought out evil companions,
ahnsed his wife and children. and finally be-
came 90 quarrslsome that one Of his neigh
bors felt it his duty to administer = sound
thrashiDg, which was done u highly salts
factory manner, on ThursdAy last. Since
then he has acted more pr1dsntly. When .
man leaves the Union party and takes up biz
abode with Copperheads, every principle q
manhood leaves him. and his nature il
changed Is much = his politics. He becomes
a bad citizen and worse neaghbor. Hi
friends .ceass No. respect him, and even hi
wife feels that : great change for the voris'
has conn; over him. Thank fortune there Ar
few spchsin This oommnnity. met trsys 'aa n n
d
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01


ElEcrleN OF TOWNSHIP OFFICERS. - An
election for township officers will DO held in
Drary township, illinois. next Tuesday,
Formerly this township elected the full cop.
psrhead ticket. Last year we believe she re-
deemed herself. The Union men are confident
Of success at the coming election by an
increased majority. The return of few
veterans in season to vote has nettlsd the
Cops exceedingly Oh u I'D YdA
Cart. Misunderstanding has yet been
heard of Capt. Nelhagss, q company 1, 18th
Iowa infantry, since his mysterious disap-
peauancs near Keokuk, on thu passage home
Of the veterans of that regiment. last week.
But little doubt remains that he fell over
board and was drowned. His wife lately
went down to Keokuk in quest of Information
concerning his fate, but could get no tidings.
We deeply sympathise with bis bereaved
wife and family. q q! & 10 l4&T2
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01

= LaSlies! Ladies |! Ladies!
Don't fail to read the advertisemspt in this paper
headed i''i. 's
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR. Cheessman, of New York, has devoted the last
thirty years Of his practice to Female
Pills act like charm They are RELIABLE and ~ =
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01

Tnr SECOND CAvALaY CoxIxa The gal
liant Second cavalry have rs-ealisted ~ vs.er-
ans, and win soon DO 1t home on furlough.
No regiment that has yet returned will receive
hsartier welcome efF''i '@ Az ga
Our NExsERs At HoMR. Tho Iowa Lseis
lature adjuoulned Tuesday morning. Our
members, Hons. ]. "A. 'Parvin, Jacob Butler,
Speaker of the House, and S. McNutt, with
W. +. Davis, Clerk of the Senate, arrived
home on the train Wednesday evening. 81
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01

Boz SHoE.--Last Friday, whilst hunting
ducks, at pond near tho farm Of Bernard
Miller, seven miles from the city, on the
graded road, William Rhody, lad about II
years of age, WAS SHOT by Miller under the
following circumstances: Having discharged
barrel, Miller proceeded to reload, putting
in charge of powder. and the hammer, when,
lowering the gun to examine the locks. the
charge went of, the ramrod entering Rhody's
hip, and the screw on the end of it becoming
firmly imbedded in the hip bone 30 firmly,
indeed, that the ramrod, which was rnade Of
stout hickory, WAS broken in pieces in trying
to pull it out. The boy was brought to the
city and Doctors Hershe, johnson and
Thompson called. They were unable, how
ever, to extract the screw. The, boy is doing
very well. Ia.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01
a HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE! =
Y eBATOHELORS CELEBRATED HAIR DYE
IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD

Tie eslv Harvlsss, Itss s.d Reliable Dye Ksoss.
This splendid Hair Dye 10 Perfsct-chsngss Red
Rasty or Grey Hair, instantly to G!os'y Black OF
tho skin leaving tho Hair soft and Bssutifu fmperts
ssh vitality, frequently restoring its pristine coor
oiSned WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR, all others are
moro limitations, and should be avoided Sold By al
DrugRists TAc1oRY-Sl Barclay street, New York.
BatchsLor's Nsw Toilet Cream for Dresstng
no Hair.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01

"A. J. .LEFFINowHLL,

A TT0RNEY At Law AND. JUsTICE OF TIL
IA PRAOE. Once over the State Bank, front room,
Prompt attention given to oolectionss ba5 pssfssl
HlSeetlns, Oct q, ,s3-.dkw1y. ~
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01

WORTHY PxoMofioN. Orion Clenens, who
was our partner 10 thS publication Of the
JOURNAL in 1854. is Secretary Of Nevada
Territory and has b1pn acting GoverncF for
some time past True merit is bound to be
appreciated. My you rise std higher,
Orion. . sss. Ssf& 81
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nis.olsrrlon 0f Coma - /,

Dissolution OF CoTa rtnerallip.
TyHE oopartnsrshipr heretofore existing under the
i name Of Rothschnds. Schwarz / Co. was dissolved
On February 18th. 1854 by mutual consent. the said
s0chvnEs retiring from said 6rm and the said Roths-
chds continulng business. assuming all liabilities Of
the arm and being entitled to al its assets
s'gasS 81 fa.1 ISRAEL ROTHSCHILD,
p4 MOSES EOHWARZ.
a. DAVID ROTHSCHlCD.
Thsnkfa fos the patronage Of the public, while
nscted with the nrms would solicit continuance OF
the same with the Remaining paytnsrs, -
:. go ,..s3-ls.5 S's0es Il. SCaEARz.
lava - SsWss r.-s 70 .ry4
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For Sale.
.I.nST.

A SHALL POCKET BOOK-sither in Mnscatins or
Apl the rod to Locust Grove-on the 22d insiane'
dry papers some having them the Of the sab.
s9iber. Any person finding said book, will confbr
9YeoA fhvss ~ Aindns Il % me- leaving e st the
3ovnNAL once. 6AxU4L LUCAS,
/ inA3kw4w ~ sss19is 9'S -'F"'' - $50 sa'
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CULTURE OF ONIoNs-A HINT TO FARxEss.
The extraordinary rise in the price Of
onions, caused by the great demand in our
camps and army hospitals for this most valu-
able of ell common vegetable anti.scorbutics,
has doubtless sufficiently indicated to intelli-
gent farmers, that the onion crop will be one
of the most profitable which they can cult.
vate this season. In order to assist them in
this most promising work, We copy the fol-
lowing hint from the communication Of .
farmer to Western paper: 49,
The prevailing opinion is that to grow good
onions; the sets grown tho previous ysar
should be planted. This is An error. Better
onions and larger crops can be grown from
seed than from sets. Tho seed should be
first sown in hot bed ~ thick ~ they can
stand. As soon Is the seed IL up, open tho
beds to the air and water freely. In April
prepare your ground and plant the sets from
the hot bed, singly, one BY one, three inches
asupder, in rows ten inches apart. If tn,
ground is very good and they are veil Guilt
waited, you may have eight hundred bushsls
from an acre. = r.. ~ ~
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01
Notice to Builders,

cyrALED PROPOSALS viii b received for building
- School House In District No. 10 Fulton reyp-
snip til the regular meeting Of the Township noaxd
a ipril Prcposaley may be direced TO Valsntine
Winenqan, Prairie Mnls r. o., or 70 John W: Jayns,
NuscAtine.
Man and spsciaeptiocs maybe seen 1t the oIsrk's
Mn.s.tiaa March "a 1874 dav1x
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01
Lumber Market.
HERSHEY'S YARD
New York Produce Price Current.

For lots they arrive from the country. reported
expressly for the Muscatins JOURNAL, by ". 8. Nc.
CLURE CO., strictly Produce Commission Msr.
chants, $50 Fulton Street, New York. We quote for
DurTEE-1st quality, N. 7. State,
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Relief in Ten Minutes.
BRYANs PULMoNIC wAFERsl


article Of the kind introduced under the name
"Pulmonc Wafers," Id this any other country; al
other Pulmonic Waters counterfeits The genuine
can BE- known by the name BRYAN being stamped on
each Wafer.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarssnsss.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Asthama, Bronchitis, Di1acult Breathing.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters .-!9
Relieve Incipient Consumption. Lung Diseases.
Dryan's Pulmonic Wsfsrs . 3 &C.,.
Relieve Irritation Of the Cvula and Topsils.
5 Bryans Pulmonie Waters 4,F,.
q, Relieve the above complaints In ten minutes
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters ,.,,s, ,
- Are blessing to al Glasses and Constitutions.
Bryan's Pulmonic waters ,r, a.s.
Are adapted for voealists and Publis Speakers.
lad Bryan's Pulmonic Waters .sitr,s.
3 Are In simple form and pleasant to the tasts.
Bryan's Pulnonic Waters 3i,s.isa
Notonly relieve but effect rapid and lasting cures.
Bryan's Pulmonic Wafsrs urNa
Are warranted to give satiaiAction to every one.
~ No family should b without box Of 80
.ie4 Bryan's Pulmenic wafsrs -.
30 In the house. ga .'f- ''-.4- 3
No traveller should be without supply Of
.-g pr. Brysn's Pulmonic Wafer.
81 in his pocket. g..tr
No person will ever object to give for
Bryanss Pulmonic Waters 10
,sft Twenty five Gents. - !.
= JOB MOSES, q Cortlandt st., New York.
Auscatine. Nov. 9. 'es-daw1y. J. B. DouGHERTY
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By Tslsgraph.1 .t-su.,e
..'5 Nsw YoRx, March so.

5000. rBy Tslsgrapk.1 t.su.+.e.
..f5 Nsw Yosx, March 50.
Corron-Quist At 7ec. ~.
FLous.Le.s active. Common grades 5a1oc lower
s67Os96 IS for Extra State; $7.10as72o for B. O..
wuEAf-very dull. Sl.sos1& for Chicago Spring
sl.s9sl 81 for Milwaukee Club S1s7a1.es for Win
ter Red, Western. os. - % % = 2A4 "a
CoaN--Q Quiet and STEADY. S1.aa for old In store.
OA1p-Lsss active. 90aso11c. nc .ea,.
Quiet and lower. $22s7 for mess. ,s.. a. ~.
Lxap--Dull. 1a76~13sSc. a's- -'' rosy 7s'i =
wnpxr-Quist. sl.o2 for State; sl.os for Western,
{ srocKs-Bettsr-elosss stsong. t.T j ~
GoLp-Sl.e3<. rasc& e,f iedJ
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A. NEW THING UNDER THE SUN

a u ~ 1A100 U0V66 LIE CVN'
In it, observation-disclosures. g ais'
\ ~, In its coloring powsr-matchlnss.
Sac In al its insredssnts-v@getabls >
In It. opsration-natural.
I'D 81 In it, identifying Notwithstanding.
In Its tendency-preservativs
900, os In it, popularity-u dsai
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE
Il pronouncsd both by the WORLD SCIENCE and the
Womb FASHION, the finest preparation ever invent
Cd BY art to recy the short comings of Nature Man
ufsctursd by J.. cRIsTADORO, No. Aston House,
New York. Sold by all Druggists. Applied by all
Hair Dressers mch25 I'm
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01

WOLF HuNr.-Thcfo will he . meeting Of
the ritizesse pc Grandview ySvush;ps Leuisa
County, on Saturday, the "a day Of April
next, at o'clock P. ~, nlthc townfof Grand.
view. siora the purpose Of making arrange
,nents for grand wolf hunt. 1t is expected
that there will be good attendance upon this
pccas;on. These pestiferous sniinAls arc be-
coming very Numerous and are making sad
inroads upon the sheep folds Of the country.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01

FEMALES! FEMALES FEMALES!
D. that sArs, PLEAsAxr RExsDI known 49, -
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUcHU -
yog all Complaints incident to the Sex. No family
shsud be without it, and will when once tried BY
them: it is sssds SIC as.TeTag rG3 .r8zz :
egS By Young and Old.
In the decline change Of life, before AVID after Aa'-
rtage dsrisg and after eo.fssment to strengthen the
Nerves. restore NATURE to it, Proper channe and In
vsorats the Broken down Constitution, oss wtasssw
eewss originating.
USE NO MORE WORTHLESS PILLSi sc q
I ,ssN HELKBOtDs EXTRACT BUGHU. = 81
See Advertisement IN another column. Out out, and
send for it. LEgTTSf1T,s EIF nch1 In !
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iseoc ca, ..gs1sr slesaiasta u
.l asrof 9l5e4aeICo is III -1'.
i p, ga ECLARK'S x.af
4 -s' ~ g!odr --"
DISTILLED RESTORATIVE
soc ieru5sr 1o1s ea1 tzag s3
"a, FOR THE HAIR, * ii.
9 Jra:. lii Ia.2- ysai sacrst~t -.e.a ,"a d
Restores Gray and Faded Hair and Beard
to its Natural Color, and is most Luru-
r;ous Dressing va .e571 81. .....@ 81
'E. 1-sl "su
For the Hair and Head.
,-9l tuI ea W.
s .fci tH..i - -7g-
=, .s5-7, g lc-st 81 g -tG-t '...-
clark's Restorative. ..I- ...f.. d. ..l....
Lf Restores the Color.
Clark,s Restorative, III ~ = = -
Eradicatss Daadruif. q
Promotes its Growth. {
Clark's Restorative, OF 9'If
olark's Restorative, - - =
el5 NJ" Il an unequalled Dressing.
Clark's Restorative, r. = isil ja7 Z : y.
-..T Is good for Children.
olark's Restorative, =,
n..s rfGt--5;-.D. I-.. Il good for Ladies'.
Clsrk's Restorative, ,.1 -. u y -
Isgood sor OH People.
Ii perfectly harmless.
Clark's Restorative. j. an
Contains no Oil.
Clark's Restorative. -
-a) 81 -- Il not Dye.
CIark's Restorative, l- --...,t .gtf -.
Beauties the Hair
Clark's Restorative, ;!.tl = 'ft2ll
Issplendid for Whisksrs.
Clark's Restorative, "a - 80 ~.
-. = Keeps the Hair in its Place.
olark's Restorative, - ~, ~ ma
-...-.-,s.,i'.a Cures Nervous Headache.
Clark's Restorative, - - r
Cl.rk's Restorative, s..II' J ~. 9
t-- Stops Itching and Burning.
d Clark's Restorative, ia nv
*, "-r-.-I .a,ca Keeps the Read Cool.
Clsrk's Restorative, ann
Is delightfully."- perfumsd.
Clark's Restorative, ~
-. Contains no Sediment.
Clark's Restorative, -
:, ri bsfa2 Contains NO Gum.
olark's Restorative. f..s-a
= Z. Polishss your Hair.
Clark's Restorative,
Prepares you for PARTIES
olark's Restorative,
Prepares you for Balls.
Ciark's Restorative, -.c,,-
n 80 D. All Ladies need Il.
Clark's Restorative. s,h.
ssf No Lady will do without it.
Olark's Restorative, 81; fas 81 i-i2 =
Costs but One Dollar,
Clark's Restorative,
IL Sold by Druggists and Dealers sverywhere.
Price 81 per bottle. Six bottles for So.
G. G. CLARK 4 CO., Prop'rs.
LORD & SMITH, Chicago, Gen'l Agents.
Also for sale BY
:, Il. CANON 4 oo.l 80
j:B: DoUGHERrY, uu,estipe. I.v..
GRAHAM BROS, q. a''" 'f @
mch12 dawtill msy14 -
- = ..4-..f -,.,..,e.eg 81, n
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-14

Mics Anna said the doctor, as she rose
in some surprise at their entrance, here
10 your friend, Miss Pelham. wish her
fully to understand, through you, that
am perfectly aware of the depth and sin
certify Of her friendship, as exemplified 10
the case Of the coral bracelets she now
wears
Nina turned pale and red by turns she
almost wished that the earth might open
and swallow her up, 90 bitterly mortihed
was she at that instant.
Wait a moment. if you please, Miss Pei
ham, said DR.. Carleton, with freezing po-
likeness ALLOW me to return this i've
dollar bill to you, as Miss Wharton, who
is to become my wife in the course OF
few weeks, mas no present need for it
Her gratitude is of course Froportioned to
your extreme generosity. My servant
will drive you to your home,' be added. as
circumstances debar my accompanying
you in person.
And Nine Pelham left the room with
the comfortable conviction that she had
lost lover, aud Anna Wharton bad gain
ed one.
Is it strange that, under theee circum-
stances, she thought the coral bracelets
rather dearly bought?
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-14
Sayings by Josh Billings.

That, John Brown haz halted q fu DAYS
for Refreshments.
That, most men had ruther say smart
thing than to dew q good one.
That, backsliding is big thing, espe-
shila on ice.
That, there il 2 things in this life for
which we are never fully prepared, and
that IL twins.
That, yu kant judge q map By his re-
hgion emmy more than yu kan judge hiE
shurt by the size ov the collar and rist.
bands.
That, the devil is always prepared to see
company.
That. it il treating mag like dog tew
cut him of short 10 his narrative.
That, Ignorance il Bliss ignorsnss ov
saving wood, for instance.
That, meuuy will fsle to be saved SIM
pla bekauze they haint got ennything tew
save.
That, the virtues ov women are awl her
OVID, but her frailties have been taught
her.
That, dry pastors are best for fiocks ov
sheep mean.
That men oV genius are like eagles, tha
liv on what tina kill, while men oT talents
are like crows, tina liV on what hax bin
killed for them.
That. some people are fond ov Dragging
about their ancestors. and their crate des-
cent, when in TACK their grale descent IL
jest what's the matter ov them,
That, woman kant keep q sekret nor
let ennybody else keep one.
That. a little learning is q danger
Gus thing ]; this IL az tru az il liz cons
mon.
That, it IL better tew fale in noble
enterprise than tew suckseed in q mean
one.
That, crate meuny folks hav bin edd:-
kated oph from their feet.
That, iuv in woman's harte is good
deal like a bird in cage. open the door
aud the bird will 6y out aad Eever wants
to cum bak agi0.
That, Secretary Chase il evidently
falling, the time ov his last beat being
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