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CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Brig H. y. Hassell, Toombs, Matanzas, j. E. Bailey
Brig Q. T. Tompkins. Taylor. Halifax. @. O. Van
schr j: J. BarreI. Perry. Washington. Caldwell Cor
schr Ida L.. Burgess Boston. BuIkley Co.
sehr Mary e. hankin, Hale Weymouth, J. Rom
scnr Tnos. Borden. wrigbtiuEton, FAN River, do.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
BaTque Mary u Fox, Russ, 10 days from Matanzas,
Win mOleases 10 o. knignE Co.
Bcbr Thos Borden. WTig nting 0u. from Fall River.
echP avail. Dibble. days frOm Fire Island InleE,
with fish guanO to Allen a Need es.
oorreDondenoe or the I,a,is.aeiphta Erohanoe
LnWKe, Dei March 1876 z. al -rne following veS-
sals from Pni ACE phia went to sea last eVenink:-
ianEas scbrs Curtis Itton, for C,-n ueg Warren
piaEa for Matanzas: Lizzie a. W son Tor Trnldad
ana D. a. JOSEPH LAFETRA.
IA, Tsle0rdph to Philadelphia Exchange
I'TnwH. Del, Marcn IA water briGs
Fmsiis (Br }; John sandsrsnn trG ana scnr A9oipn
from MAlanzas tor Philadelphia
chin VIM. Creevy, Hs,ey sailed from bermuda a2d
us san t snip Yssoc Teal for Philadelphia, cleared
~ haraSamshin Prome hsus. Gray. for philadelphia,
cd from Charleston 18th lost, wltn lVsnaea oos
Son "a 10, 90 bsRs cocosnute oos dried fruit,
ussack DO A. bales domestlos bags wool, 40 bags
70 LEANS ibs empty obs. whisky, 10 cAAks
pp,av h hhos, iron aud sundry pack ages.
o'1y ,0na EIlen Have cleared At Matanzaa
sd inst, for pnrt north OF HAtteras. =
o. RIG ocean Belle, Halett. hence. at Havana 2sth
uisIM srIs Mary E Pennell. Eaton. for PhiladeIphla.
s.l,s1 I1onA HaVAnG u InsL
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
By Atlantic Gable.
This Mornings Quo tattOns.

LONDON, March 10 = A. nj. = COnsOIs 92k
for money, and 93 tor account. United States
S 2Oe, 89E. Stocks steady. Erie Railroad, 25t;
III nois Central, 974; Atlantic and Great Western.
329.
LIVERPOOL. March ia. M.-Cotton ooens
quiet; middtpg uplands, l2@l2ld.; mlddliug
Orleans. I24@l2sd. The sales will probably
reach 10, 600 bales.
Breadstutfs quiet. California white Wheat, 9s.
lOd.; No. 2 red Western, IS. Sd.
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THE decrease In speWe is attributable to the
payment OF customs duties, the imports this
week reaching 81 100000 Tue increase of S400 900
In circulation Is singular item OF enange.
The increase in legal tenders Is small when 1t
is remembereb that the banks have cashed
S2,0O0 600 of three per cent. certificates at the
Sub-Treasury. The loss OF the q dtfferepce shows
the great movement in currency at this season,
the demand coming from all sections. The
Esnt Ia largely solicitous on account of the re-.
pewal of mill operations, while Pennsylvania's
mining interest is also calling for money.
There 1s full supply OF commercial paper
in the market owing to the accumulation OF
stock with commission houses, and discounts
towards the end of the week were more active,
is no discredit OF makers. but It has been SELL
Ing as freely as usual owing to the high rates
on call loans. The country banks and out of
town dealers are buying at present figures. the
margin over the regular rate being the induce
meut.O ----l-7
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PRESIDENT GRANT.

His Expected Nominations to Office
The Pennsylvania and New
York Slates-The Exc
cutive Called upon
to Thwart the
Politicians.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Hs,0s see Inside PAGES.

IBY ELHeRAPH.l
NEW YORK, March l5.-Arrived. steamship Celia
from London.
FOhTRE ss MoNRos. March Is Passed in for Bal
timore-Ship eoiconda from Liverpool; brig Ware
dale. day from Cabaren; sc0r Traveller from
Cuba. Arrived brig erler rom RIO Tor orders.
Arrived, barque trickstt from RIO tor HaltlmOYa
(By Anar,tto Cuble.l
SOUTHAMPTON, Marcn 10. = Arrived, steamships
Main. from New York, and Baltlmore, from BalIi.
more.
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STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING rELr.
GRAPH ofFIOE
A. M.-.,.".89 IL A. M....... Ss p.
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STOCK Quotations by reiegraph-l p. NJ.

9lendinnins, Davis d Co. report through thelI
New York house The fNli0win1.-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-26

LAST CHANCE FOR BARGAINS ~.
Baum & Brother have nearly closed out
their huge stock Of ready-made custom
clothing, gents furnishing goods, hats,
boots and shoes, hosiery aud gloves OF
all kinds, from the best manufactures ;
also, carpet sacks. valiscs, trunks,
Mission wooden blankets, and all such
articles found in a first class clothing
house. What little they have left on
hand they will sell ut much less than
cost, as they have to vacate their store
on the first day Of April, without fail ;
therefore n better chance for bargains,
either Wholesale or retail, never was
seen. They now also offer for sale
their splendid safe, large rich looking
glass, and all their store fixtures. This
sale is absolute, and without reserve,
therefore Il small amount Of coin will
90 further than one would expect. All
Indebted to Baum < Brother are
urgently required to como forward at
once and settle, without further notice.
This is the last chance-improve it.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-26

SIX MONTHS FROM HANILToS.-Justics
W. S. Bouton Of Silver City, received
q letter last Tuesday-23d instant
from Hamilton, White Pine District,
which had evidently travelled some since
it was written, judging from its soiled
aal worn out appearance, the variety
of post marks upon the envelope
and the date when it WAS written,
which was September Sd. 1t had been
sent by mistake, originally to Silver
CITY, Idaho, re-mailed back, been de-
tanned probably by the snow blockade
on the Union Pacific Railroad, and get
ting back to Hamilton, it took q fresh
start March ., and this time got through
The postage on it, Notwithstanding its
long route Of travel only amounted to
Is cents, for it was prepaid 3 cents as
usual in the first place, and now ut tue
termination of its travels it is marked
" due l23 cts" 1t makes mention OF
the commencement Of the town OF Ham
ilton at that time, and must be eS-
interesting and important to
our friend Bouton now.
Too DRUSK.-Chloride George, just
in from White Pine, WAS in Piper's
Opera House last evening, to witness
the interesting play of The Stranger"
1t is well known to all who have ever
witnessed this play, that the last act is
deeply affccting-and tue man or woman
who cannot shed tears on witnessing it,
has a hard and indifferent spot
in the heart. After the play was
over, Chloride George, with some
friends, went out TO get n drink,
and while on the way to Doyle Il Raj.
ucy's on c street, one of them asked
George what he thought of the play.
"Well," said George, "if | hadn't been
so id drunk I'd a cricd-but was
afraid to slop over"
a Coop SALE.-Mr. Ioughtaling Of
San Francisco, last summer sent a
prospector out to White Pine, who To-
Gated the track Of land where stands
the town of Hamilton, and this morn.
ing we heard from good authority that
Won Schmidt, the enterprising water
man. who has been operating to supply
tina, region with water, a few days ago
bought the presumption right to the
land for the sum of $500, 900. We give
the report rs we have heard il.
ScuooL TRUSTEE APPoISrED.-J. w.
Whitcher, Superintendent Of Public
Schools for Storey County, has APP
pointed Hon. w. D. Gray as School
Trustee of Gold Hill School District, to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the alb
seuce Of Ct. A. Brier, and to continue
as such till the general election Of 1870.
SIERRA NEvADA.-The surface work
.ngs still continue to yield plenty of orc
rich. in free gold. The shipment made
on the lG,h instant, of ST,339, was the
product Of two weeks run. The last
clean up for this month is expected
to be much larger.
CABLE ARRIvED.-Thc new steel wire
cable which has been so ~nnHiously
expected for the Imperial-Empire shaft
arrived yesterday afternoon, and will
be put into service MS soon rs possible.
MARS TWAIN ON MARRIAGE The En-
~tsrprisc of this morning says that Mark
Twain is soon to marry a rich, hand
some heiress in New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-26
AnRryALs AND pkrARruREs.
ArriVnis.

pY WILLS. FARGO AND SOS LINE.
Mr. Baldwin, Mr. Parlie, Margaret johnson,
Mrs Steele, T Dychman, Geo Ealler, teter
Daborich, Mr. Fox, Mrs Beck, &c Lee, keV
MI Peasley, S Nicholson, Mr. Antoine, Jas
Lanin, A Reynolds, J pougherty. Jas 20
garty. 7 Fralcnstein, Jos Roberts, Z Hauise,
Jos Ponce, Pat Campbell, J pickle, Mr.
Smith, Miss Argotas, Mis-; Rice, = smith,
Mr. Harris, J Harold, y GH,d Gsudingi + +
Loudesberg, P Rafferty,, w Ro9rk,f GuiiI,
van, c Debts, ] McArchibald, NJ Mania
Hartman. ] Harrison, A G Tyron, W N
Pascoc. nj O'Brien, J Clifford, ] Griffin. ]
Ermine, ] Beeman and wife. Mr. Noble, Jas
Prater, J Mackay, A h P Stafford.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-26

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT W.
~ =. Phclan is associated with me in the bust
ness of brokerage. etc, from and after this date,
and the business OF the firm VIII hereaiter oe
'"r'''u VI, II. FLAGG.
Cold Hill March %, 1869. mhsS-u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-26
Lost!
Registration.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT. THE
" ..Onicial Register" for the II, gistration OF
voters for the Municipal Officers for the town OF
Gold Hill, to be held on the first Monday In May
ensuing. Is now open for said registration.
E.. c. COOK, Register.
Gold Hill. March d, 1869. mhSs'u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-26
RENO SALOON
AND
e.

~ l.. SYLVESTER HAVING LEASED o.
~. this well known and popular estab-
lishmcnt, .
Opposite the Depot, Commercial street,
Would respectfully announce to the citizens Of
Gold Hill. Virginia City, and the rest OF man
kind" that he Is now prepared to accommodate
all who may favor him with their patronage.
s.-Thc best OF beds furnished.
The Rnr 4. Supplied with ChoIcc
Wines, Liquors md Cigars.
The special attention of Gold Killers and Nir'
sinians visiting Reno, Is directed to this adver-
tiSement.
House open day and night.
Reno, March ~, 1869. mhl9-m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-26
a. old, silver and Ores Of Ever Descrip.
ton Carefully Assnycd,

,vai N H. HARRIS.
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NY WELLS. FARGO AND co.'s LINE.

~ WELLs, FARuO ANU CU' btNh.
S w Mclaughlin, n Flinsberg, F NJ
Thayer, VIM Waltz. w NJ Pascoc, ] NJ
Woodwork, Mrs Breed, J w Day. NJ
O'Connor, c B King, w NJ Journey, Miss
McSweeny, S II Mather, r Forsythe, Chas
II Wise, Pembroke Murray, Ben Lackey.
HI. Ching, Mrs Reade, Jno Hurley, A 2
HOLDING, c B Brown, J w Brown, A H
Brown, Benz Myers, g D Harmed, Patrick
Barry, En- Cotton, Jno Cotton, Timothy
Crowler, Alex Mekeon.
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To Let.

UuE STORE UNDER ODD FELLOWS
l. Hall. Apply at room in rear OF 1lsIiee
Court, 10 ,mhIs1f
Gold Hill. March 1a, 1853. mni.'i
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-26
AROMATIC
FEVER N AGUE,

n complaint caused by the c~onjoint effects OF
vegetable malaria IN the atmosphere, hnd vcge-
trIcts in which Il principally prevails. The
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-14

committed It. Il has bean hinted that the
officer may be resisted in the service Of the
attachms nt IN this case; but though there
does not seem TO have been that complete
acquiescence in the Judgments Of the Federal
Courts expected BY the supreme Court OF
The United States, yet it is to be hoped oil
such apprehensions are grouDdless, for un-
der the law Of Congress this Coxrt has pre-
eisely tho same power over the PARTIES in Iowa
= the Circuit Court Of that district would
have had II the cases had not been trans
ferred. am not insensible OF the gravity OF
ths case, and have stated, somewhat It
length the reasons upon which the action of
the Court is based, and with the hope that
the defendants may reconsider the circum-
stances Of their position and act in conformi-
" with Law. The principles presented are
established by the highest judicial authority
in the country and indeed are familiar. They
have been thus referred to because they seem
to be either unknown, forgotten, or repudi-
ated BY the defendants and their legal ad-
visers.
II granting the writ Of attachment in this
case, submit, in conclusion, whether, after
all the various matters involved in this litiga.
ton have been repeatedly before the Su.
preme Court Of the United States and as
often determined against the claims set up by
the persons and corporations Of Iowa, who
are parties to suits in the Federal Courts, il
is not the duty Of those parties, At least, as
TO the cases in the courts of the United
States, TO yield obedience - good citizens,
10 the orders Of the final arbiter of the law.
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WANTED. AGENTS. :. :.s . ss :se 90

yWnere male and fenAIe TO 10 srod0.e the 6ENUINE
IMPROVED COMMON BRSsE FAMILY SEWING
aAcaIEH. This machine viii stitch, hem. fell, tuck
quilt cord bind braid and embroider In most SUPERB
or manner Price only SIS. Fuily anted We years
Ne viii pay $1,000 flr any machine ihAt will sew
stronee beautiful elastic tina ours
1t makes the klastic Stitch Kvcry second slit
can cut and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart
without teaing IT, We pay Agents from sT5to FOO per
month apd expenses, . commission tfom which twice
thst amount can be mafe. Address SECO1B i CO.,
Pittsburgh, Pa, Boston, Mar or 81. Louis, Nc
Caution.-Do mot DO imposed upon By other par
tie. panihg of WORTHLESS cat iron machines, under the
came p.ne or otherwise Ours the only genuine and
really practical cheap machine manu-. ctnfed.
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New Advertisements
AGENTS WANTED 1oR
Secrets Of the
Great City.

A WORK descriptive Of the VIRTUES. and the VICES,
ths MYSTERIES, NIS8RID0 and CRIMES
NEW YORK CITY.
fyou wish TO know how Fortunes made and lost
in ! day: How ehrsvd Men Ruined In Wall
etreef; How Countrgmsn are swIndled by snarpers;
Bow Mnistersand Msrchants are Blackmaiied; How
Dance Halls and Concert saloons are Managed; Hcv
Gambling Houses and Lotteries are Conducted; How
st,ck and OIL Companies Originate and how the Bubbles
Burst, rod this work. Il contains ever 30 nae En
Cravings tells ali about tbs Mysteries and Crimes Of
New and 10 the spices and Ch est work Of the
kind published.
ONLY 81 u PER COPY.
AU-Sepd for Circulars and sac our terms and full
dsscriptson Of the work. Address JONES BROTHERS
CO.. chicago, ILL.,, or St. Louis, No.
1IUNTERg GUIDE AND TRAPPERs cnMPAN-
Il ION.-Hov to hunt and trap all animate, to tan
fnrs, make traps boats &c worth SO to an, farmer
or boy Beware Of bogus srceeipts Well printed aud
bound q pAgss. Oaly % Cents; 6 for ST. Address D.
HUNfER d CO, Hnsdals N. II.
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lNLY 90 Is PER COPY.
THE PRACTICAL FARMER,
NOW IN IT'S SIXTH YEAR
Pmblashed In PHILADELPHIA.

koYfHLY, at o. o per onnan,. in advance BY
PAsCHALL MORRIS, IS No. 18th ST., Philadelphia
30 oORIu6 FOR o8O. IL chiefly made up Of orig
inai ma&ter relation every Department Of Agicu'
ture Horticulture and Rural ECONOMY Large induce
m.ss ard liberal premiums offered 70 agents and can
vass r. Sample copies fu, nshed on application.
STAR ePAN0LBD BANNER.-A large 20 column
paper Rich rare and r.cy. Full Of charming read-
ing, fun, fact asd fancy "EyAHoELINss splendid
steel plste, YRBl to erery subscriber Only Is cts
year "Kvangeps" sells II 81 Sub. cribe NOW. spec-
imens 8 cts. Address BANNER OFFICE Hinsdale, N II
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For the cure of Consumption,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, BrOn.
chitis, WhOoping Cough, Dys-
pepsia, General Debility, and
particularly for all other Dis
eases Of the Throat and Lungs.
This Syrup is not Intended a"cure-ail," isit
by any recommended as such but II VIII cure
those diseases for which it Is prearednpca which the
public may rely with confidence. 1t ID no experiment
having in for many with marked succ
II possesses all the valuable curative properties OF TAI.
and other remedies of kindred character conducting to
the same efd namely, the cure OF that insidous and
dangerous disease. that annually carries down 10 the
grave one-sxth Of those who die,-Consnmption The
danger OF this disease 10 In Its stealthy approach
iittae colu' slight cough 10 al 1t htst II will
soon 20 awAyAn In this hope the ratfent is deuded
lit grows worse-snd finally Consumption ends In
DEATH which might and should have been cured in Its
ucipeucy In the vent Of these primitive symptoms
nanif.ehng themeels "WIights Tar syisp" hsPpi-
~ calculated to cure them and no time should be io'
In APPLYING the remedy-desy Is merely suicidal for
Consumption in whatever stage may present itself
not TO be rifea with and In or In condition
In life, will the patient realize the atal truth OF
are dangerous this fatal Consumption, as sur
will be II not taken hold ofat once, and the remedy
| timely and pert,tently applied
Many tn. cries have been INDUCED in TO the
| of Consumption. Among the NEST enlightened mind
gteat diversity Of opinion exists is not our presen
purpose to discuss this matter, butt Is evident to
al that the fell disease among u.s. and 1t Is our pr
ince I'd It Is to this end that have direct
ed efforts tn ts prrpnr stinu OF this Syrup From
tbs dangers Of delay in its stages, have Spoken
freely and sincerely. Wishing to do good to our
We .ond .a~ suss the afflicted to ~osk whiae u is ye
day. for soc1 II will b too late-whan the Slight
death setsfn, when no man can work " Again, ar
fually lose precious time which will bring such
| repentance and such dirSfnl fetE1bntion.
Df. Wright's Tar sJrap Il ssia BY III Druggists
LORD 4 SMITH, Chicago,
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REEVES AMBROSIA
For the Hail.
Improved

Improved.
itisan elegant Dressing for the HAIR.
1t causes tbs Hair go Curl beautifully.
1t kefps the sealp Clean and Healthy
itinvigorstss the Roots ofthe Hair
itfoross the Hair and beard to grow luxuriantly
itimmedts'ely stops Hair Failing Out
itkeeps the isrtrom Changing Color from Age
itees'ofes Grey Il II toit. urigInalColor.
Itbrings out Hair on b.nds ,t,, MA
itiscomrosed entirely et simple and purely vegsta
substances
1t hasfecsiytd over 81, thousand voluntary te,tno
ais ofits e1eeenoe many Of which from physiyia
IN high standing.
ltissoid ia half pound bottles (the name blo~ntn.
gasaAb by Druggists and Dealers Fancy Goods ever
where, at One Dollar FER Bottle. whoiesa1s By Dem
Barnes Coz Wells a Co :sehiensIin.A Co.
mche6-is New York
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GR.rp RAPIDS, MICH, Sept 10, 1873

LIppIscorf &-BskIwHLL
Tn. people seem to bs erszy about your RED JACK
Eft AXkS P ease sent me twenty dozen u ore
Yours truly. W. d. r.
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LIVER MONTEKS.-

NJ EWs from sv@y county In Vermont; Vermont
IL Historical. Dogrsphi 81, Geological and Obituary
Sketches, each and every week kvery Vermo, Ter
should take THE yKRM Mt RECORD AND FARM
mr. . 50 per ysar 81 p for mos: rs cts for mo-.
9ets n nsspt No chances All served alike. Terms al
vays In advance Clubs Of five and over addr
81 year each. Address THE VERMONT kECokD
AND FARMER Brattleboro, Vt.
~ WAYS or MAKING WHEAT. RYE AND
c9sE nSsAp ..s ss.m rrisd Receipts. will be
~ 1863 Twenty G. nts . plumber. set It from News
Agents; or send the price TO r. z. ARTHUR SONe,
Philadelphia and will be promptly mniled.
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HALLS
Vegetable Siciian Hair Remover

Erery near increases the pope
fnrify Of this rdtndbfe Hair Prep
uratiOn. fchtch Is due to merit
alone. He can assure orr old
patrons that It Is Kept fnlty mp to
is High standard, and to those
WhO hare nerer nscd IL roe can
confidently say, that II Is the 0ntU
refiabie and peFIected preI,drn-
ton to restore GkAN OH FADED
HAIR to its UOHfh1M color, max
ii,y IL soff, InstroHs, and silken;
he scalp, On its nse, becomes
rhife and ciean: IL reBorcs all
riuptions anil dal,tfrnU, and or
its tonic properties 2,refeHfs The
hair from fdHiHy ont, as II slim
uiates AMI nourishes the hair
glai,ds. Bv ifs nae the hair Or0,os
thicker and stronger. In badness
IL restores the capillary glands
to their normal ciUOr, and ,rU
create ncr 0romth ercept tn
ertreme oil nyc, ~ q re most
ereI used, rs II requires feWer
applications. aud Oircs the hair
thu splendid glossy appearance
80 much admired bD all. 4. II
HaUes, NJ. d.. Sfnfe Issdyer Of
Mass, Says, "fhe constituents are
pure and cdrefHiiy selected fOr
crceifeHy Iuafifu, and I consider
IL the BEST PREPARATION for
It's intended purposes" Ve pttb-
IisI. a treatise on the hair, which
tce send free by mail upon appti-
cation, rhich contains cOmlnen-
iakOrU Hofices JtOm cterDUplesa,
1hysicians. the press. and others
lie hare mdde the study Of TN.
hair and fts diseases n speciality
for pears, and hnoU that tte make
the most elIecfire preparation Tor
the restoration and the 1resttfn-
ton Of the hair, e.rtant, and so
dcLnoHiedyed by the best MedI.
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sold BY al Druggists and Dfaip. in Hedicin4
COOK, COBuRN 4 CO.
Gent Agents for North Western States,
81 Dearborn ST.. CHICAGO. ILL.
nT ""S "A N1
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Honey. Glycerine, Elder. Flow :
er. BOuuet aud Palm.

Stale md Rsriame warranted equal to the
for the great falling on In the demand for the
foreign sosps and the unprecedented success OF the
AMERI1AN COMPANY THLET SoAP5 now cold
everywhere In the United States.
neKEOSE, VAN H4AGgN l. co.. Sole Aanrrs:
Philadelphia anaNew York.
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TMpaovED WITH ROW ELS NEW PATENT
u DouBLH-9KAR The Only Wiring which uss
the sfop,' fastening above the Cogr which 10 II so
Int necessary prevent thu Cogs from playing
gear and the Rubber Foliers o beir sra bro
ken In wIinQing large article sold by dealers general
l.. supply always sep. hand for shipment al
Cleveland, Chirago and st. Louis. r. c. BBoWNING
General agent 50 cortiandt street, N. Y.
WfoKERsHAM DEL CLAIM Agents for Keo-
kuk and vicinity
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Baled Hay.

100 s ss..,, cao = MT 11sorHr nAr -,.
asaH RosEnrro. A.ALSrsa