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MISCELLANEOUS. MEDICAL. MIDDELKAMP DEPARTMENT. I. DREAMS.

Middelkamp Bro's, its very nature for a stronger arm of protection. But the bodily form of the men, in accordance with his whole nature, in which not affections predominate, but the reasoning faculties, is stronger, rough and angular, more adapted for the endurance of hardships, and thus enabled to give protection. STORE. v.n rffv HARDWARE WARRENTON, IS THE PLACE TO BUY CHEAP FOR CASH, WHERE TOU WILL FIXD A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF Stoves, Tinware, Hardware, Cutlery, Plows, Cultivators, Single Single and Double Diamond Corn Plows. Genuine Oast, Cast Steel Plows.

Nails, Pumps, LiEMiiirtfls, Sewer Pipe, i Hand and Horse STEEL TOOTH Come in beautiful dreams, love, Ohl come to me oft, When tlie white wings of sleep On my bosom lie soft. Oh! come when the set, In the moon's gentle light Busts sort on the air. Like the pulse of the night; AVhcn the sky and the wave Wear their loftleU blue. When the dew's on the flower And the star's on the dew. Come in beautiful dreams love, Oh! come, and we'll stny Where the whole year is covered.

With the blossom of May Where each sound is sweet As the coo of tho dove. And the gales are a soft As tho breathing of love. Where the beams kiss the waves And the waves kiss the bench, And our warm Hps may catch The sweet lessons they teach, Come in beautiful dreams love! Oh! come nnd we'll fly, Like two winged spiiits Of ive through the sky. With hand clasped in hand On our dreaiv-wings we'll go. Where the starlight and the moonlight Aro blending their glow; And on the bright clouds will linger.

Of purple nn gold. Till the angels shall envy The bliss they behold. Correspondence of State Atlas. THE TWO SEXFS WOMAN SIT-Fit A(E. A Iteply "Prosres." The Other Side of the Question.

Facts and Philosophy. Editor Mo. State Atlas In numlier six of tlw State Atlas, of this year, we find a correspondence headed, "Woman Suffrage. What Docs it Mean The author of that correspondence, Mr Progress, is very correct in stating that "Free Lovers and loose divorced people," who have taken the lead in the Woman Suffrage cause, have made it exceedingly odious. But his prophecy that the enfranchisement of woman wonld he equal the advent of a morn millennium, is we believe, a mere assertion, prompted by fond and noble hopes and wishes, without a single proof for its support.

We acknowledge the noble motives, thoroughly, from which Mr. Progress tries to reason; but we must, at the same time, admit the fact that the best of motives do not prove conclusively by themselves that they are in conformity with the truth, which is eternal in its own nature, and tincontra dictory in itself in its innumerable different utterances, in all philosophical branches as well as on the extensive field of tho most practicable common sense. In order to treat the question before us properly, we must begin at the very foundation, and not at mere superficial appearances of things, by which people so often suffer themselves to be misled And this foundation is psychology, as it is proved by the very lives of both sex es. Nobody can, however, reasonably expect a thorough treatment of this whole question in a single newspaper correspondence wo can only touch some important and leading points on this extensive subject, on which so many good and foolish things have been said and written for as well as against it. The different spheres within which the two different sexes move, or the different situation U103' occupy in general in our civil relations, and more particular in the family circles, are not alotled to them by mere chance or usage, but by their different mental faculties, and hence by their different bodily constitutions.

Who can deny this truth, confirmed by undeniable facts? The two great spiritual faculties of both sexes are, the will faculty and the intellectual faculty. The impulse to any act arises first in the will, the plan of its execution is given by the intellect, and the quality of man's life, of his will and understanding, appears finally in the outward act. With the male sex, the intellect takes the lead in everything. However wilful and obstinate a man may be or appear, he is prompted to such a conduct by his reasonings, and not by an immediate intuition of his will. And with the female sex, the will, feeling, or affections take the lead in everything.

However intellectual a woman may be. all her reasonings are prompted and led by a certain immediate intuition of the will, or a certain coloring of the nature of her affections. This is the reason of the greater constancy of woman. If a woman is good, then she is very good, better than a man ever can become. Cut if she is bad, then she is just as bad as the devil wants her to be.

This fundamental and radical difference of the leading features of the lives of both sexes, characterizes also the literature created by them. And in accordance with the whole affectionate nature of the woman, even ber bodily form is more tender, round, flexible, the very form of love and affection pleading by MISSOURI, and Double Shovel-Plows, Drain Tile, Fire Brick aid Chimney Tops. Corn Planters, SULKY RAKES, Cutting Poxes AT SHORT NOTICE. Promptly Attended to BLOCK TIN, TAKEN IN TRADE. ivUVjWsVi 3 i.Akr',V! A RE ENDORSED AND PRESCRIBED IX.

by more leading Physicians than any other Tonic or Stimulant bow in nse. They are A SURE PREVENTIVE For Fever and Ague, Intermittent, and alt disorders arising from malarious causwi. Thev are highly recommended as at A nti-Dyspeptic, and in cases of Indigestion ar invaluable. As an appetizer and recuperant and in cases of General Debility they hav never, in a single instance failed producing; the most happy results. They are particularly BENEFICIAL TO FEMALES, Strengthening the body, invigorating tho body, invigorating the mind, and giving ten and elasticity to tho whole system.

The Homs Bitierg are compounded with the greatest car and no tonic stimulant has ever before bean offered to the public so pleasant to the tast and at the same time combining so many rem edial agents endorsed hy the medical Iratemity as the best known to the Pharmacopoeia' It costs but little to give them a fair trial, and EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A BOTTLE. No preparation in the woild can product so many unqualified endorsements by physicians of the highest vtawllng in their profession. Endorsed aim by Ihe Clergy and the leading denominational papert. United Statks Marine Hospital, St. Louis, Oct.

8, 1870. James A. Jackson Co I have examined the formula for making the "Home Stomach Bitters," nnd used them in this hospital ths last four months. I consider them the most valuable tonic and stimulant now in use. S.

II. Melcheb Resident Physician in charge U. S. Hospital. James A.

Jackson Co. Gentlemen: Aa you have comniutiK'atcd to the medical profession the recipe of the "Home Bitters" il cannot, therefore, be conpiciured as .1 patent medicine, no patent having been taken for it We have examined the formula for making the "Home Bittern," and unhesitatingly say tho combination i one of rare excellence, all the articles used in its composition are ths best of the class to which they belong, being highly Tonic, Stimulant, Stomachic, Carminative, and slightly Laxative. The mode of preparing them is strictly in accordance with thruleof harniace. Having used them, seen its effects in our private practice, we taka pleasure in recommending them to all persona desirous of taking Bitters, ns being the best. Tonic and Stimulant now.

offered to the public. FRANK G. PORTER. Prof. Ohstoiries nnd Diseases of Women, College of Phvsicinns, and late member Board of Health.

C. II. BOISLINEIRE. Prof, of Olwtetiios and Dis. of Trtotrcn, St.

Louis Med. Col- DRAKE McDOWELL, M. Late l'res't Mo. Medical College. A.CLARK, m.v., Prof Surgery, Mo.

Med. College and late Resident Physician City Hospital, St. Louis, Mo. HERBERT PRIMM, Prof. Practi 'al Pharmacy, St.

Louis Col leg of Pharmacy. J. C. WHITEHALL, Editor Medical Archives. Ai.f D.

m. i). C. Gerk kh, m. n.

0. A. Wabk, h. b. Dr.

C. V. t.iinwio. Moses, m. W.

A. Wilcox, d. E. C. Franklin, m.

Prof, of Surgery, Honioepathic Medical College. J. AST! KB M. T. CoMSTOCC, 11.

Prof, of and Diseases of College of llomocpathic Physicians and Surgeons. John T. Temi i.e, m. Prof Materia Medica and Theraupeutic. Honioepathic Medical College of Mo.

J. 0. Conzlehan, m. Lecturer on Diseases of Children, Horn-, oeopathic Collcgo of Mo" Chas V.btins, h. Prof- Physiology, Horn.

Med. College of Mo- John Hartman, m. Prof. Clinical Medicine, Col. Homoeo'c Phy's and Surg'a.

They are superior to all other Stomach Bit ters. Enno Sanders, Analytical Chemist. No Bitters in the world can excel th.m. Simon Hirrch, Analytical Chenvst. EMINENT PHYSICIANS OF CHICAGO The, formula for the Home Bitters has been submitted to us, and we believe them to bathe best tonic and stimulant for general uss now offered to tho public.

H. Woodbury, G. A Mariner, Analytics) Chemist. II. S.

Maun, m. d. B. McVicab m. N.

S. Barnes, m. R. Ludrak, m. d.k Jab.

A. Collins, m. Jas. V. Z.

Blanit, h. J. B. Walker, m. T.

S. Hoync, m. Thos. T. Ellis, m.

J. A. Hahn, u. d. PHYSICIANS IN CINCINNATI, Nearly all of whom are Professors in ons or the other of the Medical Colleges.

No other Bitters have ever been been offer ed to the public embracing so many valuable, remedial agents. J. L. Vattier, m. C.

T. Simpson, m. n.t C. S. MUSCRAFT, M.

J. H. BllCKNEB, U. C. Woodward, m.

R. H. Johnson, m. L. A.

James, m. 8. P. Bonner, G. W.

Bigleb, m. R. S. Wayne, Chemist, O. K.

m. S. B. Tomlinson, m. fc.

EMINENT PHYSICIAN'S IN MEMPHIS. The Home Bitters aro an invaluable remedy for indigestion and diseases arising from malaria) causes. G. B. Thornton, m.

N. R. Hod. ges m. d.

J. M. Rodgers M. d. Paul Otey, M.

B. H. W. Pnrnell, m. d.

M. A. Edmunds, M. Sand ford Bell, M. d.

Jos. E. Lynch, M. o. EMINENT PHYSICIANS IN PITT8BDROH.

B. F. Dake, m. B. W.

Clowes, M. W. Child m. U. RWillard, u.

d. 0. Wuth, Chemist J. H. McClelland, m.

D. And hundreds of others in all parts of the North, West, and Soslh, J. E. Garner, M. Milwaukee.

Council BLurfsrMarch 27, 1871. J. mes A. Jackson Co. Having examined the formula of the "Home Stomach Bitters" I have proscribed them in my practice fo some time and pronounce them the best Tonio Bitters now in use.

BTFor sale by W. A. JONES, Druggist Warrenton, Mo. Tames A. Jackjow Se Co.

PaopariTOM. Laboratory 105 107 North Second street St. Louis, Ms. PI er IK To give a correct but abstract view of tl conduct of the life of the whole hu man family, then we might say, the man gives the plan. and the woman gives soul and life to that plan.

The life without a plan or body would dissolve, and the plan or body without life or soul would be powerless or worse than powerless, Both sexes are created for each other, in order to supply each other's wants, and thus to make each other happy. Each sex loves in the other what does not properly belong to its own, but to the other. The woman loves in man power and firmness, either bodily or intellectually, but she surely bates or greatly dislikes an effeminate man. And the man loves in the woman that truly womanly and lovely nature, that affec tionate and tender disposition which softens and swe Hens her conversations, her reasonings, and nil her actions, and which qualities are so thoroughly reflec ted by her whole bodily form and gener al appeal ance. These qualities are all entirely foreign to the man, iut they are necessary for his happiness and welfare, and indispensable for the proper bal anuing of his whole being, and therefore the good man would not heit.ate a single moment to risk his own life in the de fense of one of those fair and lovely beings.

But he surely hates or utterly dislikes an unwomanly woman, or a so called man-woman. A true man would surely not like to marry a woman with a male disposition, or, what would be about the same, a man who merely wears skirts and a bonnet. Such a man woman is only a proper match for a weak-kneed, weak-minded, and cowardly man. The foregoing shows the reason why men become more harsh, cruel, and bar barons after they have been' separated from all female society and influence for some time. It proves also the fact that women have exercised, do and al ways exercise, a much greater influence over men than it is generally admitted or believed.

And this has been done, and is done at present, without the use of the ballot. And, we may properly add, that they would not have been able to exercise their influence so well for the good of the whole human family if they hud tried to do it by means of the ballot. The great power they haye in their quiet home circles, and generally by their quiet but effective conduct, would 1 thrown away by them as soon as they would leave their present field and mode of action, nnd assume the public actions of men. All the charms a noble woman ly-woman has with men, and in which her very power consists, would droop as a sweet flower under an early night frost if we should see Iter assume the burden of public life. It would be unnatural for a true woman.

Mr. Progress, it seems, takes it for granted that all women are good. We believe men and women know equally well that this is a great mistake. And bad women would be the very first to make use of the ballot, while the noble women would turn with disgust from the path that leads to the voting place, and with double zeal exert her noble ifluenee with her family and chil drcn. What can good Mr.

Progress expect from a woman, who, by her un womanly and inhuman conduct, tortured her sickly husband, until he became of an undisposing mind and memory, and then says in such a manner that promis es more evil than good results. "I hope to God I will see the day when women will rote, then I will (The rest I do not wish to put on the paper. The other idea impressed by Mr, Progress, that the human family is going rapidly to destitution, and that it soon will arrive at the worst end of its mad career, unless stopped by the enfran chiscmcnt of women, is also an imagination, contrary to facts. History and statistics prove that the human family is improving, slowly but steadily, and the further we come the fastei it will im prove. But the enfranceishment of wo men would surely not hasten the prog, ress.

To say that a mere outward meas ure can do this betrays surely a poor knowledge of the real cause of progress and improvement in morals or religion We could go further on with our proofs from facts of history and phiios ophy, but time and space compel ns to close. G. R. A grocer had a pound of sugar returned with a note stating: "Too much sand for table use, and not enough for building purposes." Virginia litis 86,468 farms. Road-Scrapers, efce.

ampion Reapers and Mowers, 1 Wun hwhtf. ft. H. McDmiu M.ApaMirnMHMlUllM UWMNf NrWt, II. MILLIONS Bear TetlMay their WMderfal Curative Effect.

Thejr art not a vile Vmmcy Drink Hade of Pnr Ran, Whisker, Prf Spirit mm Kefe Llara doctored, cpiced and aweetoned to pleaw Mm taate, called "Too lea," Appatiiera," that lead the tippler oil to ilrunkenneaa and rutn.bot are atrae Medici 1 mu made from the Native Root and Herba of California, free frewi all Alrekollc Hilen-laata. They are the KA III.OOD PI Kl-FIERand A LIFE PRINCIPLE, a perfect Renovator and lnvlKomtor of the Syatem, carrying off all nolsonoui matter and restoring thehlood te a healthy condition. No person can take these Bitten according to direction! and rrniain ton nnwell, provided their bonei are not destroyed bjr mineral poison or otlier moans, and the vital organs wasted beyond the point of repair. They area Gentle Pargntlveaa well aeei Ten If, powMii.c, also, the peculiar merit of actlnpt as a powerful agent In reliovinp Cmfretion or Inflammation of the Liver, and all MtcViarernl Organs. FOR FEMALE COMPLAINT, inyonniror old, married or niitgle, at tliednwu of womanhood or at the turn of life, these Tonic Bitter have no equal.

Far iBflaaamatary and Chranlc Kbcama ttsm and Uaaf, Oraaraala or Indlrcelloa, Blllaaa Remittent and Intermittent Fe-era 1) furnace of the Wood, Liver, Kld-eya and Hladder, these UiUera have been most successful. Hurh Dine a errs are caused by Vitiated Bleed, which is generally produced by derangement of the Digestive Organ DYSPEPSIA OK INDIGESTION, Bead-ache, Palo in the Shoulders, Oonrhs, Tightness tae Chest, DUxineM, 8nur Eructation of the Htnmach, Dad Taste In the Mouth. Bilious Attack. Palpitation of the Heart, luflammatioo of the Lungs, Palo In the region! of the Kidney anda hundred other painful symptoms, are the oftoprinffs of Dyspepsia. Tbey invigorate the Storaaeli and Ktimulste the torpid Liver and Bowels, which render them of unequalled efficacy In cleansing the blood of all imparities, and impart lug new life and rigor to the whole systrm.

FOR SK IN DISEASES, Eruptions, Tfltter. Halt Rheum, Blotches, Spots, IM tuples. Pustules, Bolls, Carbuncles, Rtmr-Worwis. Scald Hcat. Pore Eyes.

Erysipelas, Itch, Scurf, Diacolorntiontt of the Skin, Humors and Diseases of the ikiu. of wbatvr name or nsture. are literal It dug up and carried out of tlt eyntem in short time by the use ot these Bitters. One bottle in surh eases willcouviuco tlioinorit incredulous of their curative effects. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you find ft Impurities bunting through the skin in Pimples, Eruptions or Sores ctcanso It when you flud it obstructed and sluggish In the vctxs; cleanse it when It Is foul, and your feelings will toll you when.

Keep the Mood pure, and the health of the svstem will follow, Pliii Tape, and other Wormit lurking in the system of so many thousands, arc effectually destroyed and removed. Says a dfstlnirulihed physiologist, there is scarcely an lndfviduul upon the face or the earth whose body is exempt from the presence of worms. It is not upon the healthy elements of the body that wowm exist, but upon the diseased humors and slimy deposits that breed these living monsters of disease. No St "tern of Medicine, no vermifuges, no anthelmintics will free the system from worms like these Bitters. J.

WALKER, Proprietor. K. II, McDONALD eV Druggists and Gen. Agents, Pan Francisco. California, and and 34 Commerce Street.

New York. VW80U BY ALL DHUUGISTS AND DEALERS. no44-ly DR. WHITTIER, 617 St. Charles street, St.

Louis, Mo. Has been longer engaged In the treatment of Venereal, bexual and Private file of cuv paptn inov. 8yDhllls, Gonorrhoea, Diseases than auy oUer Plijsitnuln At. Loots, aa back Cleet, Stricture, Orchitis, Stricture Orchitis, Hernia rei ail UrlnnrV binAaaeaana fivrjhlll tie or Mercurial Affections the Throat, nupiure; urinary 8klf1r Bones" treated wits, unparalleled suuctn. I potency, at tie result of elf iUSH ia youth, Miual cxce.iei la uih unr jean, or other oaawi, aud whica finermatorrhAAn.

RavuhI Dnhllltv sol proa nee lame of in ioi lowing cnect; nervOUSneSB, not otumal emissions, debility, dimness of slant- is i mo lee ontha face, confusion of ideas, aversion to society of females. Hi BlO rv iu ui memory a nq sexuai power, ruerin5 or write, rrienulj- talk weu Dithlog. Age with TOper. are LitraiM.ca it cured. Call oaa be relied upon.

It Is euir-evldeut that a Phvslmao treaUof iliounao of enteetrerr jemr acquire emit aklli. Fh.Tiictana aBbwtug, this fraqiieatlj reouaiawBd porauui to ttivre. The filnbhtnraent (a whole house of twelve nm) in the mol extrnaWelrt the OHinfy, enibraoiag ItoceptiuD uij CoaiuUatioa rootni, Bomiim and Bleeping ai'ruattta Medicated and Vapor Kattm; a oomrreheiieTvo I-nboremry vhnre all mndici nes ued In theeaiablUanutDtare ireiared and tuoit important of all the Library where (he old aud lateat standard worki of all the school or nifdiclae are found, rvlno AiinlomieiU Plitfl, lifu utte nd oelorvd to life, Illustrating dUeand couditlona, which have been rooured from Vnrit, Kiuneo, n-tardltMa ot expense, aud not to be found ia any other Librttry In (he cltt The Library la thrown wide open to ail on'lnra. patli'uta aec the Doctor separately and privately. Km thegreat nuntberof peraona voder the Ik lot' car, he ia enabled to keep the Male of Cbargea within tbr 11 cb rt all.

Feracnal Coumiltalioa ia the beat, trarclllag beiugexptuilve, ninny is every atate, aud oceiiaioQaUy one In Kurop, Und his treatment eiueacieus; Vha ears being coadueted by mail or expreve. CurewMo eases guaranteed, whera ditobt exMa it I frankly stated, all communications atrlotly eouudeiitiat. OBice Hours: 9 a. m. to Jr.

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PcrtonM wrrimng Ue city ail any ir, eaay eoarn attract to Iks ojjlea. K. B. Pamphlet pages) girlng full ymrtomi of Private i Sexual aod Hervoua Dlseneoa tent sealed for two Stamps, to prepay 0 Oblige. The writings of a phyaictnn whose reputation is union wide is worth the itostnge, aud fur 25 eents Msnhoofl! WoiunubmMlI let pK)at which atiHwer every con-clefable question, ihwt the dtMibl-fnl curl 011 or InqaiHiUve wiali to know, will be sent aecurely sen oithlD.

Aae with experience MAHIOOD! WOMAN 111)01) Popular msdloal books, nos pmi. drpw- feff mag marry. wo Hut, wy. IMPEOI MENT8, to marriage 1 (ir nttw. curt.

IsUt Phyttolagteat TiseoMriee in fe tnh-rMtnp MpTvaciwn. joessire sexual tlCUB" msnt, hurtful tftct. teith t.mUU advice. SEX" UAL EXHAUSTION from trtaMw in middi4 or Old ape, aM what Ott 6e don in tuck rattt. At why sMttv save pimples on the face, mnd pivtng uAcUnl reman tekg hat of our ptopt prematurely Infirm.

mggttion awe auoimw 6y dtuk by Consumption, Epilepsy, would deerroMt onc-kui tn a ti'tyU generation anj aitoM tf ik4 Heart ana Brain -vuid prtqueni. All that tha doub.fid ounou or tnfuiniitt wih to know, a frw marring tpudo and privat eouneeUor. Stnt toteaieat wtoje 5 coUj wot, soUw 25 emu. Ai. DOCTOR.

WHITTIER, 617 St. Charles St St. LouU. Mo. rse asost tneeniwl tptcialiH Iks mat, who hmt firm a lis lonf swecittl mUention to tho tromtmtnt of coeae rtUUinf to tho abov, requiring medical Mtroroneo, ond sm aee longer located tkan tmt othor Carwiie Pitta Phytic in.

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