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WANTED, A CURL"

The following piece OF burlesque is de-
signed to set Oft the ridiculous and inso-
lent demands Of lnsh "help' in these days
Of liberal ideas and ''equal rights"
Wanted-A "gurl" to dwell in my fam
ily, assist my wife in doing the work, and
give directions generally.
One Of the Irish. German American de-
scen, viii answer, if abe was born in Ire
land. and knows flap-jack from boot.
jack.
We don't want her to spit in the soup. to
ascertain WHETHER il is hot, nor boil @aags"
in the lay" pot, and we rather prefer that
she would not wash her feet in the dish.
tub
We also expect that she win use some
thing beside matches to get breakfast with
Wages not much an object, if she will
only leave me enough Of my income to
pay for the crockery ware that she breaks.
II she should not be satisfied with having
five evenings in week, IN effort will be
made to give her eight; she may decide
TO eat. and whether il shall DO overione,
uudenIone, or not done 1t all, and do, in
fact, a. she plesses, escep, wear my wife's
gloves and shoes, lunless her hands and
fee, ar" within four sizes Of being I.
small)
P.S. We always expect to give our
help Christmas and New Years gifts.
worth from one dollar to one hundred, just
rs they prefer.
N. d. She can have the use Of q piano
and guitar, and go to "maarss" nine times
a week, ID she is not absent moro than
twrniy-six hours per day.
P.P.S =. Feather beds or mattresses, as
preferred
A sick sister or old "mither" will he no
objection ms we have a spare chainbrr, and
will IL necessary, hire . mus" 10 take
care al her.
Apply at 30 Gray Street. between D A. NJ
and the fourth OF July.
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important 10 the Afflicted.

DIR. DOW continues TO be consulted 81 his Of
d,v Nos. and Hndicott Street, boston, on .
diseases Of PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
by . long course Of study and practical expert
ence Dr. Dov has now the qualification OF preseu.-
Ing the unfortunate with remedies that have never
failed " cure the mast alarming cases Of Goso--
rA9a and Syphiis. beneath his treatment, all the
horrors Of venereal and impure blood, Impoteu.
cy. Scroiula Gonorrhea. Ulcers. Palm OF Dlsire,
In the regions Of procreAtion. Inflammation Of tho
BlAddeIand Kidneys, Bydrocele, Abscesscs, H..
inors, Prightful SweilIngs, and the long train VI
horrible symptoms attending this class OF dIseas.,
are made ~ become ~ harmless - the simplest
Ailings OF . child. Particular attention given 10
forms and stages. Patients who uish 10 rsnAin IN
der Dr. bows treatment few days or weeks. vii
he furnished with pleasant rooms, and charges n
board moderate.
P'S. Ladies who are troubled with any disease
peculiar TO their sy'tem, will md speedy relefby
calling on DR.. DOW, At his once, No. 3 Endieott
street.
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Ilow TO FiSp a HoasE's AoE.-The
col, is born with twelve grinders. When
four front teeth have made their appearance,
the coli is twelve days old; and when the
next four come fourth, il Is four weeks old.
When the corner teeth appear, the col, Is
eight months and when tho latter have
attained to the hight Of the front teeth, il is
one year old. Tho two year old coli has
the kernel-the dark substance in the mid.
die OF the tooth's crown-ground out Of all
the front teeth. The nest four teeth are
striped in the fourth year, and the corner
teeth on the 9Th. Al seven years, q hook
has been formed on the corner teeth Of the
upper ja~ the kernel ofthe tooth next Al
the middle front is worn out, and the bri-
die teeth begin to wear of Ateisht ycsn
OF age, the kernel Is worn out Of al the low
er from, teeth and begins to incrcsse in the
middle upper front In tho ninth year, the
kernel has wholly disappeared from tho up.
per middle front teeth, tho hook on the
corner teeth hes increased in s;re, and the
bride teeth lose their points In the ,enb
year. the kernel 10 worn ont Of the teeth
mex, The middle fronts. Of the upper Jaw !;
and in the eleventh year, the kernel Ia,
en,irly vanished from tho corner teeth Of
the snme Jaw. A. twelve years old, the
crown Of all tho front teeth, In The lower
jaw. has become triangular, and the bride
teeth are much WYNN down. A the horse
advances in ego, tho guns shrink away
from, the teeth. which, consequently. ~
ceive long. narrow appearance. and their
kernels have become mstamorphoeed into
. darkhh point; grey hsin inerssss In tho
fosehssd. over the syss and The chin a.
suuss ~ bm efn snSss
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SInOlandcr'S Extract OF
--- BuCAu!

Il sold nv all Apothecaries, every sherc, for only
ONE DOLLAR. Ii certain cure Tor
Diseases Of the Kidneys, Gravel, Rheu.
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orders, and General Debility
arising nom excuses OF any hind. Read the
following rxsrisoSr oy A cirr MissioSAHr,-
CHARLxsrowS. MASS, Nov. y, 1855.
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make Known through the medium Of your aivsr.
tsements the CrRk that, through the blessing OF
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with kifssy Dis.as, so bad eosa Aardiv vail.
took four bottles OF Snsirsd,r's Bsess, and 70
cared NE. WILLIAM N. MELLES. City Missisnsry
ALL APoruEcARiSS SELL THIS VALUABLE
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roR n. fRf ~.
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CSyYyHYRE ssa got thst incest photogrsphsi
A Mckinney A'liODSbONv, whore
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TREATMENT

Helmbold's highly concentrated compound ErtrAct
Buchu 10 decidedly OF the best remedies for d.
seases Of the bladder kidneys gravel dropsicsi swell
nnss, rheumatism. and equity Affections. Undsrth
head We have arranged Dysurtao or dicuity and pain
In passing water. scansy sscretons or small and fro
auent discharges Of water; sraugury OF stopping OF
water, Hematuris or bloody urine. oout and Rheu.
matism Of the kidneyA without any change In guam
tty but increase of color or dark water. II al
ways highly recommended. BY the late DE-. Physiek.
In these affections.
This medicine increases the power OF digestion and
xcites the Into healthy exercise by which
the watery or caicareous and al unnatural
sniarssmsnts, - we'll - pain and innammatou. srs
reduced, and IL taken BY
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
.,I.~.lIar. 20. MA and dat scoomnsnI.
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DROPSY

IL collection Of water In some parts OF the body.
and besrs different Names according 70 the psrss a.
feeted. vih when generally dinussd over The body;
tits called Anasarcs; when OF the abdomen, AsSitss
when Of the chest HydrothorSx.
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the KIDNEYS.

fhs hdpsys arc two In number. situstsds s the up
Per part Of The oin. surrounded BY f.t and conssn
Of three patti. viz Ths Antsrtor. ths Inssnos ~"
the Exterior.
The anterior sbsorbs- intsrior consists Of tssoss
o. veins. which serve deposit for the urine ana
convey u 70 The sxtsroA The sxtsuor v conductor
also. terminating In . single tubs and called ths
Urster. The uretsrs connected with the bAddsf.
The bladder u composed Of VARIOUS coverings "
tissues divided into parts viz the Upper. the Lover
the Nervous and tie Mucous The upper sIpsls. the
iovsr retains Many have desire 70 uri.ts without
the ability others urinats without the ability " ~
tais. This frequently occurs 70 children.
To care thee Affections Ne must bring Into setiou
the muscles which arc In their various funo-
tons. nthey are neglected, Gravel or Dropsy may
snsus.
The reader must also BE- made aware thAa hovsvsS
sght may Be the attack 10 70 Acct his bodily
health and mental powers; - our nesh and blood sS
supported from uAsss sources.
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THE GRAVEL

The gravel ensuss nom neglect or Improper treat
ment Of the kidneyG These organs being weak. the
water 10 not expelled from the bladder but allowed
70 remain; II becomes fsvsrish and sediment forms
II 10 om this deposit that the stone 10 formed ana
araxal ananAa
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' GOVT. OR RHEUMATsA

Pain occurrns In the oins 10 indicative VI the sbcvs
diseases. They occur In persons dispossd 70 scsd
stomach and ehAlky ooncretlons.
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MEN, WOMEy AND CHILDREN.
Directions for use and diet accompany.
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-12-14

TAsA GENERAL BLoop PURIFYING AGENT,
me LIFE SrRUP STANDS USRivALLkp Br ANT
PREPARATION IN THE Womb.
THE RICH AND POOR
are liable to the same diseases. Nature and
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PURE BLOOD
produces healthy men and women; and u the
constitution Is neglected In youth, disease and
early death are the result.
Price. $l.23 per bottle ; one half dozen for
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

p the wonderful progress Of Medical
Science during the past ax sssSs oniS,
nah &c 10 possible for the eonseienti"us
hAm Physician to declare, now, that Cow
49, srsrrioS IL as certainly cured rs '"f'r'
wiitsst Fever, and rs certainly prevent
ed As Snail Pox.--CHARLEs Il. kNo, n. d., LIZ
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Are frequently than Otherwise caused BY thick,
sllmy mucous falling from the head, especially
during the night, and resulting nom Ca
tarrh, and are cured by
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FOR ALL FORMS OF
LUCRATIVE DISEASES,
either OF the NosE, TnRoAr, TONGUE, SPINE.
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MOTH PATCHES upon the female face, de-
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are very unpleasant 10 the young wife and mo
Their. a few bottles ~ COSSrITU TON LlPE
SYRCP will correct the secretion and remove
the deposit, which Is directly under the skin.
In the diseases Of the Liver. giving rise 10
Lsnguor, DIZZINESS, Indigestion, Weak Stom-
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OF that organ, accompanied with burning or
other unpleasant symptoms, will he relieved by
the use VI CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP.
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-12-26

This preparation aorIs striking proof that Their.
progress I'm the Medical wei oliver science Irns
rance and eupirci5a may rule far period but " he's
science lights her lamp their dark deeds must vanish
F0E 'EHsE TOILET:
II IS the most elegant article for the Toilet in IN.
world is Superior to any other article ever Intro
ducgd.
re pledge oar ptti0lg as chemists tAut II 7rfrl
prereHt t5e hQir frala fI'it1g at, 3giH s~1Firgf,
ne utdrF, and tcsirly4.tt that u Sea accord
i.y 10 directions, e teill e3rusc5 he Asr 90 n.
6GtIeS! scalp.
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Unredeemed Lands.
e,r,s. or CLERK OF Board surs.

@yYIsE OF CLERK OF BOARD SIPS. !
Iowa CoCsTT, WIS,
Dodgeville, Nov. 2Tth, 1866. J
NOTICE Is hereby given, that the
IN following Lands and lily and
Village Lots, in the County Of Iowa ,
and State OF Wisconsin, we're sold
by the treasurer of said County, on
she Sixth day Of September, Il. d..
1864, for the delinquent taxes of the
year 1858, aad other years. below
specified.
The amount set opposite to each
tract Of Hand and City aud Village
Lot Is ths amount OF tax, interest
and charges due thereon, computed
ap to the Lass day Of redemption.
Nov, therefore, unless the taxes
aud charges are paid on tie fsilow-
Ing described trac 5 Of Lands ana
Gay AID Village lots on Or before
the oh day OF September, A. D..
lS57, the same viii be conveyed b.
TAX Deed 70 the purchaser.
GEO. Ii. 0 Is. clerk
Of Board Of Supervisors.
TWAS Iowa Co, Wa.
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noDGE's ADDITION. .

W. Lot No. | Division su eet, IS ?
MtDDEN's ADDITION.
Lots IS & 40, on Beque;te :. IS 4
Lat IS. on Jewell street. . =
4 parcel of Ian adjoining lot
1913. decided from Madden 70
Ai.5loe. so
Of acre Of land adjoining lot
135, tsee Feed from madden
10 Mrs Carter. IN vol ;,
PAGE l@2. and see deed from
Mldoe 30 carter, vol. 6,
page 81, Q @
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IT'S L 50, lrv IN ct al adj.

Alfred Jenkins
= Lot IT, Survey, 81
Lot ieS,
- VIM jackson, part lot us and
house, IIar. Sur. .
GO Patrick Lane, 50 lot Jos ant
house EIeit's Sur. "a
= Josiah I-anyon, .Tr, lots 2i2.
81 ~, ID ,2+5 and gf7 A huild''
iags, Irw!n et al add. % @
53 "i"- hanyon, lot ia & build
lnzs and mill, EIiet's Sur. l5s I
= "lh. l-a-yop part ont lot z3s
and buildings Har. Sur. 50 {
% " N. Lanyon, part lot 50 and
house Nleit's Sur. al =
i4e"ry aup=HjTe. = acres Of
Sc nF4 of sec b. T .. RS
g Joseph Munster, part lot I22
and house, Vuet's sur. 6 .
= Jho, Milton, lot "A, Irwin ct al
IS Jno. 'iilton, lot 9s, lis, 178 &
2s9, Irwin ct al add, IN I
Jne. Milton, uud5 lots Sc. So, &
s. Nisit's Sur. ~ :
JAS Meadows, lot IS and house
70 Ylei's Sur. O q
Geo. MesseIsmith, lots 20 { 70
20 Stavely's add. 9
Jno, Mus-rove. out-lots os1
~ 25@,262 and go and house,
Har; Sur IS 8
Jno- Ausgrove, und ! lot 249,
iiar. Sur. 30
Jas. AicGregor-
y Outlet Isl, Har. Sur. >
pt cut lot is e 8 !
20 / TT IS9 d" 8 :
:, Bridget Neyins, lot os ( house
u NIe't's Sur. SO
= ] iehard odsers, lott 10 & house
10 Nleii's SUR. 40 -.
Ste. Prideaux, dec. o,lt-1ot leo
4 Har- Sur and PIT Of lot q &
house in Nleit's Sur. :
Mrs. PrideauX, est. undl out Iot
80 l1d, liar. Sur. 2 I
VIM. Perry, / acre of or1t-lot
y $50 and house Har. Sur. /
- 6rery Phillips, part lots 100 {
= 1911, HaE. Sur. 4
Thomas Powell. out-lots coT E
y %. Har. Sur. II
= f G. EledeI, pt side lot 1o6,
= Nleit's Survey. .
Ross & benny, lots 10 and 2Zl
Il irTit e al add. 8
SaDll Sleep. Pt lot 1e3 { house
Har. Sur. i
s. Joseph Stude. lots 24I and 90
and house Irwin ct al add. .
y WA. u. sampson lot 5. Vleits S. 6 5
;, Chas. Stron-mau's est. md :
acre IF out-l 211, Har Sur. 3 o
!. Francis Sanford, pt side lot
= 100 YIeit's sur. q 4
. VI. NJ Strong, undy Of 5000
acres lot s., Nlejt's Sur. :
Peter regeas est. lot I2I and
house Irwin et al add. & o
Peter lreeeas est lot l54 and
house irwin et af add. .
@ Wa FerriH. lots s. 6.7.Sa10
Z III, i5, i4l5, lf,1T.IS "a 20
i - =. . - 1T : - 81
3l,S2 1851 S. 81 IS g 90
5 Il u. +3 and 4 TrrrilI's add % 4
Wm. Tsrrill, undI Of p: Of lot
So, Nliets Sgg. =
Wm- Terrill, pt lots Of and %
. and house Fliet's Sur. 6 s,
VIM. Wren, parts out-lots IT
aad is 4 house, Har. Srr. & s.
JAo y rep part oat-lot Ig8,
and house Hag. Sur. .
. Nm- Nalser, Ut end Of lot 20
and house Irwin es al add. 131-
VIZ Nalker, PIT out lot - &
house Har. Sur. a
Nm- Walker, out Lot 251 ,Har.
sur. "a
Mrs Anna Williams, pt CT. lot
I Ta2 Har- Sur.
Richard Williams. lot 20 Irwin
tt 81 add,
G G Wash5urne. or. Iot.11s
81, 2I6, oI9, 20 .l.71 e75
-
SUI = ~
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LIQUID HAIR DYE.

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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-11

THE Fiftieth Anniversary meeting OF th'
American Bible Society was held in New
York yesterday. Speeches were made by
large number of distinguished Divines- Th'
Society has IS4 auxillaries, which auxillariei
have over three thousand branches in the
country, and $4,000 members. The receipts
during fifty yeas foot up to ten million dol
| lars and over.
THE New York Rerald's Valparaiso cor
respondenee says Minister Fitzpatrick has
forwarded to Washington documents found
among the effects of French agent to Peru
who died suddenly, which go to show that
France and Spain wanted the Dictator of
Peru to proclaim himself Emperor or King,
and holding forth promises of aid in money
and men from France through the medium
of Maximilian.
THE trial of DR.. Benjamin Newland for
the murder of Prof NJ. Evans, in Bedford,
Ind, commenced at New Albany on the
9Th inst. So far, the proceedings relate to
the time and place and manner Of the kill
ing, and show nothing additional to what
has already been published. The best
legal talent is engaged on both sides. The
court room is densely crowded with specta-
tors, and pnblie interest in the trial is great.
News from the far West states thatia
party of 1000 Indians gained access to Fort
Grant, on the plains, under pretext Of
making a treaty of peace, and then msssa-
cred the garrison, 1924 soldiers, with one
exception, that of a soldier who was out 1
hunting at the time and who escaped. 1t
s improbable that two thousand Indians
got the better of thousand trained soldiers,
md we suspect the report is considerably
nagnifed.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-11
Washington News.
various Items.


NEW YORK, May 10.-The Commercials
special says the Senate Committee on Com
merce voted this morning to recommend
the confirmation of MI. Smvthe's nomina-
ton as Collector of New York.
1t is at last determined that Mr.. 0dell, i,
Naval Agent, is suffering from cancer in
the region of the palate, aud his final disso-
luton is considered by himself and others
as a matter of time me-ely. It may be
looked for at almost any hour.
WASHINGTON, May 1O.-The president has
proclaimed a treaty recently negotiated
with the Boisfoot band Of Chippewa Indians,
by which they cede to the United States all
the land heretofore claimed by them, and
more especially that portion of their ter
ritory 1t and near Lake YermiIlion, as q
reservation. The Government In consid-
Grafton of this important cession will give
them land elsewhere and provide for their
domestic comfort.
NEW YORK. May 10.-The Posts special
SAYS: The President has written a veto
message on the Colorado bill, but it is not
vet received in Congress.
The new funding bill will probably be
ama nded and its passage is confidently
exu ectad. The tax on tobacco will prob
ah1 Y bekehsnged.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-11

Mrs. Winslow, an experienced Nurse and
Female Physician, presents to the attention Of
Mothers her SOOTHING SYRUP for Children
Teething which greatly facilitates the process of
teethiDg, by softening the gums, reducing all in
nammAtions, will aIlay all pain and spasmodic &C.
tioR, and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, Mothers, If will give rest to yourselves
and relief and health to your infants. We have
put up and sold this article for over 30 years, and
can say in confidence and truth of it what we have
never been able TO say of snJ other medicine
mover has it failed in single instance to effect
cure, when timely used. Never did we know an
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On tbs contrary, all are delighted with its opera
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magical effects and medical virtues. We speak in
this matter ''what we do know after 30 years.
experience; and pledge reputation for the full
hllment Of what We here declare. In almost every
instance where the infant is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen or
twenty minutes after ths syrup Is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None genuine znless the facsimile Of
CURTIS PERKINS, New York, is,on ths out
side wrapper.
Sold BY all Druggists throughout the world.
Price, only IS cents per bottle.
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-11

Ch0Eerai Cholera 1T is coming All
should be prepared to ward it of, not only by the
adoption Of proper sanitary means, but by having
at hand some effectual remedy for ready use when
the dreaded disease appears. 1t is the opinion Of
eminent physicians that most cases Of Cholera can
be readily cured If proper remedy is used early.
Such a remedy We now offer to the public ia the
article of DR.. J. B. Miller's Universal Magnetic
Balm, with the fullest confidence in its remedial
qualities as Preventive and Cure for Cholera. Ii
has been thoroughly tested, and We speak advised
ly when We commend it to the public as the best
known remedy for Cholera aAd Bowel Complaints
D. RANSOM, & Co., Proprietors.
BOWEN TRuEsDELL, Agents, Hornellsyille.
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