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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-30

. = T.-On Monday last, 20;h
- inst between Chauncy Bcaman's farm
and Burlington, Il small wallet continuing
thirty five or SIX dollars in bank notes, togeth
er with other papers belonging to the subscri
Der. Any person finding The above and lsav-
ing il with James Wells, Market Master, or
with the Subscriber, shall be suitably reward
ed SAMUEL GUsflARD.
Burlington Oct. %, 1915 23-2t.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-30

Mr. Owen wants 100000 to carry
eul his plans for social reform.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

10y VIRTUE Of decree Of the Pro.
~ bate Court Of Des Noines county, Iowa
Territory, will. on Saturday the LIST day Of
November next on the premises, sell the fol-
lowing described Rea Estate. as the property
of Thos. Fanniec, deceased, late Of said coun
ty of Des hIoines, viz:
The east half OF the n. w, Or. OF section
NJ" 5, in township IL north range 2 w. And
theswest hall OF the west half Of the N. East
ar Of sec. No. 5, township I N. X west
Said lands are situate II miles north OF Bur
lington.. in the vicinity Of the yellow Springs,
and are well divided INTO prairie and timber
The improv ements consist Of two c,ini ortabie
cabins, good we'll Of water stable and some
Is or 20 acres under cultivation Possession
can be had Immediately aud title good.
--~s..tysst4ss SAM'L FL LLiNWIUER,
Enestiav Oct. IA io45-3t-2I II ~ Admr.
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.aul recently, Chapman, of the In
saapol's Sentinel, bat,led against the
y ua's' and called.it "skinning Coons. -
.auow battling against achque Of his
|u r' Ps'y and calls j. skinping Sk,nks,'
recognize the. distinc,ion.-Lou.
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Yer riih Nerico at an End.-A let
Tl'cm .he Hon. w. L. MarcysSecre.
s,a War; to Gen. Arlington Bennett.
\ Long Island. states sha. the army OF the
saaed States needs no assistance from
w.. ~ soldiers as the foreign relations
wy United States are in the most paci-
!. ] s0na''on and win no doubt remain
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-30

Nginia Corn Crop.-'rhe Richmond
wig says that the corn crop in Virginia
aach below An average. and that is
ardy up to half the crop Of 1914. which,
R0A be remembered. was very large.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-30

c. G. P. CROSBY, of Louisville, states
ha he has invented new cement for the
nofs Of houses tina, is fire proof and water
Faof and is one third cheaper than shin
Ne roof.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-30

New Goods.
THE undersigned has just returned from
= the East, and is receiving fresh
stock Of
FAIL IND WINTER GOODS.
Consisting in part of the following:
Prints Of every variety. new styles
Alpaccas. lawns, mer.noes and ginghams
Shawls. large and small
Linens and cambrics
Linen and cotton table cloths
Ladies' sa tchels
Hdkfs. cravsts and suspenders
Pilot, beaver and broad cloths
Cassimeres, fancy and plain
Satinetts and XIV. Jeans
Flannels, wool and canton
IiDscys, fancy and plain
Fancy wool cravats
Brown and hleache muslins ~
1ickings, drllings and checks
Fire MKT and fancy yarns
Hosiery, gloves and mitts
blankets of fine quality
Thread. needles and pins.
EH Va N" sE1 AND CAPS of fashion
ahlc styles.
EODTS, SHOES AND BROGANS of all
49, kinds aud backing and brushes
EENSWARE, fashionable and assort-
GROCERAES--Sug coffee and molasses
Imperial. gnnpowder, young Hyson and
black Teas
Madder, copperas and indigo
Castor oil, catsup; mustard and pepper
Cocoa, raisns and dried currants
Tubs, buckets, &c, ALSO
FISH Of various kinds all Of which are offer
ed at very reduced prices for CASH pro-
duce. NV friends and the public generally
are invited to call. THOMAS HEDGE
oct g 45-2O
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Ageslenan who arrived al Cincinnati
ut week from Toledo, Ia. reported tina,
y immense quantity of merchandise des-
aa lee Cincinnati-was piled up in the
ssse'sses at Toledo-encugh in his
9n'sA' TO occupy all the canal boats for
ese honas. ~
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NEW GOODS.

FRESH ARRIVAL.
60 Cases Boots and Shoes.
THE subscriber has just received
= and j. now opening large and wei
selected stock Of
Boots and Shoes.
Consisting in part Of
Mems super calf boots
do do kip do
do water proof do
do coarse peg'd do
do super sewed call monrses
Youths and boys boots
do do kip and heavy brogans
Womcn's super French kid slippers and bus
kins
do sewed and pcgged calf lace boots
do sewed seal shoes
Misses slippers and buskins
do seal ties. Also, Children's shoes
of all descriptions and prices.
All Of which are Offered ut unusually
low prices for cash or produce, bg
JIG LAUMAN
sepo5 rs Water, below Jeffersons
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-30

nUEENSWAlsE. have jus, receiv-
rOk ed and am now opening Is packages Of
Queensware, among which are entire dinner
sets, tea sets, CHAMBER srttss together With
4 general assortment OF common ware, which
Will be sold cheap for cash or produce, whole
sale or rets.l BY % As LAUMAN
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-30

HATS. % cases Russia, cassitnere,
- ssilk and inoleskin hats. also. white and
blpck wspl do. Just reed and for sale by
% 30 =. ..zsatFs4ss ] G LAuMAN
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-30

IGW AMID gl gAg
@GDaDH &S.
VNHE Subscriber is now receiving his
H. FALL STOCK or, GOODS,
direct from the East, conprisinga general
sortment suitable for the approaching season,
-Aeooa stock o. ana sis91 r -
Cioth.,' Cassim,eres, Cassinetts, Jeans,
Linseys, FIanneis. Blankets. &c.
- H4-ADe
super Ga French Plaid, Cloak Linz
ings and Mackina " aud Rose Blan-
kets, with many other WOODEN Goods
very cheap. super Alpaccas and
Ors, splendid Cashmere d. EcOsse,
Africa Plaids aud stripes for La
dies dresses, new and rich patterns
Of CaIicoes, Fancy and plain silks,
cOlored SatiBs, fancy silk ard dress
Handkerchiefs, Gents and Ladies'
Gloves, black and cold Wooden II o.
sicry, Lam T. Wool do for Misses and
Boys, with a good stock of Domes-
tics, Cotton Yarn. Batting, Wad-
READY MADE CLOTHING,
C,ats. Pants. Vests amt prhser~. A good as.
sertment of new and fancy Ribbons and
Bonnets. Arttficials and Shawls.s A spicn
b did assortment "f new style Vesiihg. cheap
Carpcting, neck, scarf land silk Cravats
Snspenders aud many other cheap and de
sirab.e goods &ss94
GROC ERIES
Sugar, Nolasses CasF ee. lea, Tosa co, Cigars,
Saierai1s, Powder. Shot aud Lead. 4
QUEENS WARE AND HARDWARE
ALoO-A splendid assortment ef i.sg ,,s
Hats. Caps, Boots. Shoes aAd Leather.
Sole and upper Lea, h er Ca N and XII, Harness
ard Birdie do. Paper. lax Quilts, States
= Sandand Tbafers. with good assortment
-ef Scboo! Books, lot of Pills and Nedi
cines. &c.. all at low rates for Cssh Of
srAennarN ePredpces Gall and see) a
~ - EHDo
Wheat. liioes. TaIiow, Beeswsx. Buttef, Egg,
and Furs % al kinds. white Rears and .
little {cash.)
Oct 23 '5i-2o WESLEY JONES.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-30

NEW HAT and CAP ST0RE,
No 1Jj Main street,
Saint Louis. Mo.
'yNHE Subscriber has on hand, and is
4 daily receiving a large and entirely fresh
stock Of CAS-, Of every style and quality, to
which ne would invite the attention OF dealers
His Caps are received direct from the Manu-.
facturers in New York, selected with great
care for this market. and can be offered at so
small an advance the cost of manufacture,
as to offer great inducements to buyers Par
ticular attention has been made to sizes, which
are uniformly .arge. His stock consists, in
part, Of the following.
Muskrat Caps.
100 doz low priced Ops cotton lined
era shape } 50 do good silk lind
10 do good mcd'm dog spanish shape
30 do super do}lS5 do r crown, slim d
AZ do | price cot lineSll0 do do fur band
Span. good shape six I'd otter style
o. do Can'da O shapesl25 do do otter style
20 do do chair on,N 10 do assorted style
40 do hall loop, goodf
rs do~ Mock Fitch fur Caps cars shapes
Nutria Caps.
40 doz Spanish shape} IS doz Spanish shape
lowprice super
Fur Seal Caps.
, doz sup can'da sh'pej do super, navy sh'pe
10 do do do hat do3l2 do do round crown
80 do price do do doslo do do do do
10 do crown spanishsa6 do low price spanish
medium shape
Otter Caps.
10 doz No. extra otter 10 ooz No. ! otter
"a do medium otter Us do common otter
Cloth Caps.
2l2 d'z mems CHIP fuE 10 . /" fanny pick
rng{ w'k sh pc
81" med'm5 10 . price Ole Bull
10 :. :. fitch fur rings
rng} l6 !" sup. ole bull fur
GIL =. fine seal} W rings
and otter rings 10 :" :. Poi sh ring
6s IS IL price, 80" mems PIN BLK
scol'p crown3 cloth
&C." = sup scol| so . glad top fur
lop cr'n! rings
10 -. +" super5 TO- fancy cloth
silkI'ndE TO- super blue
{. boys fur ring navies
10 :" glazd top| 5" boys new style
fnr ring (ci'pN u" :. fine f'y bn'd
10 :. octagon sh'pS 1856 -" spring
Plush Caps.
doz red plush, sup'r} 50 doz good grey and
3Gt tt articfes black
DO blk d. sup artI 10 do medium, black
Velveteen Caps.
30 doz mems common SO do boys plainvelv't
10 do do do $50 do do do
@ fur ring} octagon shape
so do do common$l0 DO do fancy do
so and glazed tops}i0 do chiidren's fancy
10 do do good htchS Al goodsa article
ring and dog 5 do infants turbans
IS do do silk velvetS
Glazed Caps.
n doz GLAZED ga ps don so a OF common glazed
! asda 5.sa BILE fronts, 6 do super do
10 do medium do curtain backs
Hair Seal Caps.
Is, loz low pr,es plain, 80 d'z sup. span. sh pc
400 Do medium do IFS do do plain do
Sealette Caps.
80 dog low price grey $50 d"z spanish shape
10 do super do 300 do opera do
rs do low price coIl,3 10 do mohair and
plain sl,apc} sealette
HrThe subscriber a so keeps m hand large
assortment os MH IA consist.
ing OF Black Goney. black Muskrat, black and
dra5 Russia. black and pearl C4ssimers. bia' X
Silk, Nntria and wool Hats, all Of which he
offers at very low prices.
IS aR. TIIR0CKM0RTON.
Louis, No., Sept. 20 i545-2a-iw
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
Mardware & Cutlery.

ElaTdwaTe @J UWtlGPyo
NHE undersigned have just reed per
L Falcon. large and splendid assor, ment
of Hardware and Cutlery. to- which they in
wife purchasers. There will be found in our
assortment #Ek MsK
Knives and forks. pocket and pen knives,
spoons & les, rasps, coffee mills, locx
and latehes, shovel and tongs, traces
butts. and screws. log chains, scissors.
shears, strrups, bride bits. curry combs,
horse cards, razors, razor strops, brushes
and boxes. he'd screws. wheel irons, candle
sticks, snnffers. shoc lacks. bolts, hand
+ saws, drawing knives. axes, &c.
With many other articles too numerous to
mention, all Of which will he sold cheap by
oct 80 aa-23 VIM GARRETT & Co
= BALES BATTING. just reed and
- for sale by GARRETT & Coz
oct 80 gazette copy
II few more left. Of a lille better sort -
At THE
a. arm oEs' Exc h a,mg @
j. s. X IMB A Ill u co,
Corner Main s. Jefferson streets.
JUST reed. 2 bbis. only of No. /.
y Mackerel, a superb article. u.
oct 30 45 kMBaLL g. Co.'S
GURRANTS. One keg only very nice
- currants al Aa KiMBAEL & cos
SUGAR. 4 Hhds., beautiful article,
- at Farmers Exchange.
oct 80 kIMBALL e. CO
COFFEE. so bags Rio. super. per
~ steamer Potosi, at Sfhe
oct 80 FARMERs' EXCHANGE
WARNS. A few lbs very fine white.
MKT and scarlet yarn for the ladies', at
oct 30 KENDALL * Co.'S
CAGES BILIOUS PILLS. A first
~ rate article for the Bilious and those who
Shiref. These pulls are safe and sure RENE
DIV tor the headache. arrangement of the stom
ach and bowels and al! bilious complaints
and will always relieve Fever and Ague, No
family should be without them il they wish to
be always healthy. For sale at 25 cents p,
box at toct 30) KfMBALL'S, only.
PLANK BOOKS. &C. A small 10,
Of well bound Ledgers. Day Books, In
dices, business states. mems pencil books. etc,
at oct 80 KINBALL'S
NJ OLASSES. A first rate article OF
AVA sugar house and n. o. molasses at
oct 80 KIM9ALL'S
rlGARS. so boxes first rate cigars
~ and low Tor cash, at klMBALL'S
"HlSKEY. Per Potosi, a lot OF
w Cincinnati whiskes, at the
+ oct 80 FARMERS EXCHANGE
TRY GOODS. A new lot, all kinds,
- new styles, &c, at
oct 80 KIMBAI.L & cos
WANTED. 5000 bushels good
-" Fail Wheat, for which cash.
o. goods al the ltwest cash prices, viii be paid,
delivered at oct30 j s kIMBALL & G. =
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Mr. NOTICE. -
..snv S.naritan Society will meet on
~ Bun a'ng. at o'clock, 1t tho house
; E. HUTCHINSON. s,cy.
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NEW FALL GOODS,

DRY GOODS. MIA n.a1a
m BALES 10 and 81 bro. sheetings
LU 5cascs "a as 81 bleach'd do ltf
"a. 2 bales brown drillings
WV % pieces 6r5 and As apron checks
.4fh 30 do bed tickngs rn
30 d., plain and plaid linscys a
$780, 50 do blue blk and mkt satinctts
so do Ky jeans. all coils and prices
GOO DO british, french and american
t prints
100 lbs white and cold skein cotton
20U doz assorted do
/. OF, sale by " + cOOLBAUGH * co
sen 81 '4J s.
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AMPS. A splendid 10. of side,
- image and marble column super parIor
lamps. Japanaed and brass hanging do,
also, Britannia hand do Just reed and for
sale rery lou by oct2 LAUM,N
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-30

NORN FArrENED BEEF. C The
~ subscriber wants 100. head of heavy corn
fed Bccves, weighing 500 lbs and upwards, 70
be delivered about the LIST OF Nnvember. VI
% AS 30 G PAaTR,por
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-30

MO rICE. The subscriber gives no.
~ ticest that Francis Bridgman has left nit
notes and accounts in his hands for collection
al d has orders that II they are not paid imlnc.
diatelv TO have them collected.
% 1920 GEORGE PARTRIDGE
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-30

GORD GIMP. 90 ps. black and varie-
- gated cord gimp hand ami for sale at
o9'45-2J Wm GARnErT * CO.
{gaz copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10
Court OF Sessions

Before the RECORDER and Aldermen DRAKE ana boSi'S'
NJ c. PATERSON. Esq, District Attorney.
TRIAL OF HENRY NJ KAcoE YoE FokcERf-I ohtii'ueu'
TODAY the part Of the prosecution, Saies
.se In nixon that he had committed forgery and SAID
sders brought the checks to him. and that he hiled them
C,.nnl-strcct One OF the Keepers wrote Their
- c,ar had gone 10 Boston with $1,000 $4,000, and
, he (Rlge had the residue. He said he would make
~ PAN, sw eat when he got ont OF prison. In his cross
mlnaor the witness stated. that some luminosity e&-
~ Sa1 sworu falsely against him the trial OF Davis.
stated that wine and other articles were taken into
,be cell Of Babe the pirate.
A0er some other unmportant testimony. the case on the
IN, Of e prosecution was rested and as the counsel for
r. dance wished some time TO determine what course 10
In the present delicate state Of their case the Court
,,,iourned 10 Monday, II o'clock.
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MARRIED

AZ Albany, itN DAME! Brown 10 Catherine Badsier.
At Lansingburgh 5th Rev. Isaac o. Fillmore TO JuEa
Parrnelee.
At osdensburgl Feb -. Erastus Villas to Lucy VI.
Foote--
Al Auburn Feb Is. Norman CLARK to Mary Gray; John
johnson 10 Silva Barns.
II Buffalo. Feb. -. Carlos G. White 10 MARGARET J.
Hartman; 2ith Jares Clifton 20 Charlotte NJ Cray
Al Albany, 5th VIM r. Prentice OF New York, to Mary
A, seneca Ontario CO. Feb %, Paul F. BIZ Isabella
A. Batavia. Feb. "a, VIM E Hes;on to Cynthia i. Par
sons.
At Philadelphia. 18th. Joseph H. Mason to Rachel c.
Wright; \. Z. Ash5urner TO sally Bakiston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,

o -
THUS Is TUE ONLY MANUFACTORY OF ANY
l EXTENT IN THE UNITED STArES-Shates of
all knds aud s,Zes r.ing from . cents 70 So For sale
EUROPE Persons by choosing their views hare them
executed mastery style Whsnerer oraanental de-
yn are copied and offered for sale by Others lay ;sr
aside zt up oEd make stock As choice
AID zsty Is possible Persons desiring the process oil
-,rn up isse aud useful articles shown thronsh
the Ua,nfiEg rooms with extreme pi-zsnre-
ARrt,rs of acknowledged reputation all iimss Ind
employ u,-ut with US
signs Banners aad interior dcoraoas done IN Style mol
.,rn,<ssbI- BARTOL & DE NAUNY.
p-W- warrant our Shades ir-s from defects such Il
ealing and cracking riale 3mDGW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10
CITY INTE G E n c E
SATURDAY,
Court OF Common Pleas.

pesp,e judges CLsHoEFFER, lNGKAHAA ana DALi-
Decisions.
,,,eation was made the part Of Jacob GOWN 70
. sirer) 10 have fine RENTED which was Imposed up
Rim b the Court OF Sessions for assault and battery
Wr Mulilgan. Mr.. Covin never In close CUSTODY
~ ven. on the limits. The Court considers That call
mon 10 exercise the discretionary power vested IN u only
ases where the parties in actual custody and sho"
go that they are unable 10 pay. Motion denied
yrlTdm Lyacb vs.. EI-He-er Heics.-Nr l. sold 10 hf
h stock of groceries In the store corner Of Eeace ST
"A West Rroadway for SO. oo0 and received notes Amer
70 n them had been paid, Mr.. Welsh confessed Judgment
So cgnoyli stating that the execution should be levied on
S os OF Mr. w. the store above named and no other
,.ro Mr. Lynch issued execution, and sold, buying IN
os Of the goods himself nj $780, He again sued for the
and recovered debt, with cents damages and
mis- cost. Motion Is made by defendant for new ria
me Court considers that the clause In the conovi confined
security of r Lynch the goods in the store ard ha-
sg issued execution and od it accord and satisfaction
e;hny was said on the trial about subsequent promise
ygv, ,rini granted. costs 20 abide the event.
La.Gg R,gers vs.. Genge e. Wattreu.-on building
s,i-s;ree. Repor, ofreerees confirmed, with costs.
Dqrid H. Kelss vs.. Join Acknowledgment for PLAIN
id on demurrer. ,,..o,r
jeremiah S. Knapp va. Sarah AnR Ee1nefg-' '''
slaintlT confirmed. with costs
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wILnrKs NARRArIvE AND EXPOSITION.


Narrative Exposition Of the late proceedings Of Ser-
England Y,Griy Meeting. with some OF its Subordinate
Meetings and their Committees. ia relation 10 III. Doetfina
controversy the Society Of Friends prefaced
BIZ C0ac,- Virw OF the Church. showing the occasion Of
is Apostacy both uner the former and Ds,ensaols
idited from records kept from tmr Of those pro.
cedings and iatef-d With occasional remarks and obsr-
yatous.
Addressed the Members of the said Yearly meeting By
John Wilbur. For sale by H. u S. RAYSOR,
ms 7g BowerY.
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oooTs ar waoLEsALE.-The subscribers have an
sSHooi AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS BLANK
BOOKS. WRITING AND WRAPPING
PAPER, QUILLS. &c.
which ,hey offer whOlsar cheap for cash or approved
credit ;.i,.s ., Ill ADD examine
i-.bsmssII.s PAINE y BURGESS. q lohnst
~, ..e e,i< az near " illiam
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From the Raleigh Star and North Carolina Gazette
NTR B. PALMER authorized To- act Us our Ags.t IN
vi procuring Subscribers and Advssernenis, AMI making
COLLECTIONS the cites of Philadelphia, Newly orz baltimore
P.sons IN toe desirous information to the
r;tf1sr, Of North Carolina. OF the south ana ou'-
yyter State wild fad the STAR excellent 'etiiun or ad-
yer.ng It's subscriptions extend not only throughout The
and Western STATES Our Agent Mr.. Palmer viii attend 10
he xecution OF Orders OF ,bore who desire TO sdvsf-
rec We have appointed him Agent 10 afford them
opportunity of dong and from the prompt, correct and
faithful uanne, IN which ne attends 10 his business no one Is
ifier qualified for such agency worthy oil public
confidence On application To hun, oGr terms Ct advertising
may 5e learned =,
Office No IL
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SaSpss SARsApARRILLA,-1hec celebrated Abernethy has
been severely ccnstrcd the undue Importance which he
attached in the OF disease to the condition oil
the stomach Put yoar tongue, and go home, and
read nv book" were frequently the only words OF advice
which he dcgncd TO bes.ow on tic sufferer. Yet this
course was not so IRRATIONAL the unreiectng mind II
might first appear AvGs variety OF diseases are re-
erable to common origin and the best mode OF treatment
must obviously be that which aims eradicate the source
of diseases Thus In cruptivc complaints instead of using
lotions ontmcnts and cosmetics which are more likely to
aggravate tn TO remedy the evil should be the pysi-
clans object the cause OF these affections ny
purifying the blood. To accomplish this purpose. lie can
resort to no safer agreeable preparation than
N.,A.- - ca
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LEARY & cos

FASHION FOR SPRING, 1915.
ENTLEMEN'S HATS Of our .Sprins pattern III a, :,
G ready for Saie snd delivery and after FRIDAY the zn
instant t-..,,o., Co. The en-
minds the public and trade generally IN tsir Guy anu
yc as to It's origin ard distiEctrely peculiar ea'ueS
prcseBt the following det. Of b proportions VIZ :; from,
CROWN-7f inckes high 5-6 Dell AZ sioes' no" - 49,
and rear yeouan, curv- ;..b
TIP-ll5 inch oval the edge rounded on LILO men -r.-
BRIAi-2t inches wide all around-Set. n@tufai eA''
Curt wide.
Thu rsrticuls. set Of the brin unique 7aa our
viii be ysrred With style expressly adapted TO uT a 81,
;xfic G.arnres and form Of each resI-cti'eiy Wv w.
~ SPRING STYLE OF HATs-Blkp' CORNER OF
pr IN SA,s,r ,rnE,Ts-Gen,lsmen Hats oil Inc styie
f- the ensuing season viii 10 introduced THIS Day sSa'uf
day March. ist, lsi5) ~, ~
MI lmis- Bird coI.,s. y. : -
~ Hats, Spring Fashion NJ llCh 70
" o,v. are NOS ready supply their customers with
s,ior .,ye of Hats which equal If NOT superior in point
durability and economy, those sold any other
store in this city -,u n' !"
NJ RANK OF WOOSTER, OHIO.-The notes of this
RsnI ARE redeemed at one per cent discount by
dana A'' WINSLOW l. PERKINS,
rn3 3ei.&itW No. 40 WolLsreet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-10

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b'Ssrsce 10 maaiy health manly sraces
hcpul>N- waikihg ibes on natural beauty
Hear read IN piainest terms Your proper duty:
10 Win c'csr conscience aud with clearer thought
To the Nldress below, when You have s. and bought
cake Of Jones famous Chemical Soar
+ All scNrS and marks will vanish ave- elope
From Your distiEured face. Beauty reiyns now
Dc check. neck. on chin. HANDS on brow
55 For frnptions Chappcd Flesh, or Disagreement of or
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ssune jones' Italian Chemical Soap .imars almost in
Fa,sneousy TO the skin sInoo;hness cearnes and soft
truly BEAUTIFUL The cearest fact of its e1celitrcr i,
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