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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-05
kRIEcIiBauM's VEGETABLE siEIF;

kRtECIiBiUM'S VEGETABLE Nfkl
1 SEQ for Nervous diseases, Night sVssss.sr
Z J tcrmittcHt Fevers. Chilis and Fttefs " -
standing, when the patient has become sesy -.
reduced.-Also, for lingering Diseases aiss
reduced down hy sudden attacks. <..
The proprietor viii insure this medfflns'
torn all that Is claimed for il. If requires.
rZ~Directions will he given i'm paniT hff - -
Manufactured only NY '. G.. hriefhns1@.s
nngton, Iowa; to whom orders may d. aaaffs
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-05
NOtiCe..lIllp.ahev

THE undersigned would inform the publ;c ,h.,
:! 'heyhave made arrangements with Mills in the
.lnery' .or large Quantity of Lumber in addition
20 our stock on hand, and are etermined 10 knen
nrst rate Lumber Yard, fenergy. perseverance, AVA
means viii do It. Our Lumber Yard is between
Jeiferson and Washington street near Rouna.r
street, where one ofthe Firm win ALWAYS no ronnS
"ur.ns business hours. w CHAMBERLIN& Co.
Burlington, June 2o,'50 80 w.
0kEMIUM COOKING STOVES: a large supply
I al sizes ana pa,terns,for sale by J C FooTE
GADDLERY Hardware, Carriage Trimm;nos a.,
) .saddiers' Tools for sale by GRIrrITus 70 ''
/ MI EDlcAL and travelling Saddle Bags of eve,y
1sa size and quality, for sale by
- S :, - H. ARMSTRONG & Co.
= DoA. OF Upper, Kip and Collar Leather for
lsI sale by taug. s, '5o) Armstrong; 4 Co
SoAPS.-Fancy shaving. castillo bar common
= aud country soaps. for sale by DU BOTS
GALMoN.-s bbls. picked salmon lust received
and for sale at taug. ee) DU BOTS
6NOBACCo: fresh supply ofss Henderons's' s., fine
l Tobacco. just received at GAYS tjuly1i
HIDES WANTED.-Iooo Hides wanted for
= = which we will pay the highest price in cash
taug. ,oo.) d ARMSTRONG Co.
I ocKs AND LATCHEs: One hundred varieties
IAof locks and litchcs. together with the most
complete assortment of Building Hardware ever in
burlington, can be found at GRIrrITn Co.'S
| / AID OIL: Just received and for sale by
- june Ia 80 l. BuRNAp. Drugg;st
| FAD PIPE: For well or Cistern Pumps for sale
ivy Only 4,'5o JOHN FooTE
/ NoBAcCo: Gne assortment for sale who,es.,.
| anu re.anl oy tsep s,'oo) S L BURNAP
/ ookING GLASSES: full assortment all s;zes
II tor sale oy Zoe 10Y WE CooLnArGH co
BY EXPRFSs.
Ten ddps from The City of Nc,c York
VNHoKN \ McOWEN havejust received the fol,
n iva Int nf
5000 yds linen edgings; 1000 yds isle edginp:
20 lbs. best Italian sewing silk;
h SO ps Pongee Hdkfs; SO dog silk lace mitts:
Also, black and fancy silk cravats silk drawers
and understands, etc., etc.; all OF which win be sold
as low as they can be bought at any regular house
west OF New york city. burlington. oct 10 .
-@1 window Glass
SDG BOXES by 10 Glass: & &c 9 6. IL Glass !;
~ % 10 &c IL 25 sslO &C IL &c
E@s 10 g 10 6 10 s. :slI rs CO. /.
Ill" l6 = f<sn &C n e IL
s." II ssi6 GIL g IS * 5.5
- IL g 80 . 1870. j. - II
Alofthe best city brands received per teamer
Danube and for sale cheap, at wholesale and retail
by (angust IS lsbo) L BURNAP.
IS WOOL !!-2O 600 LBS
|SLEAN washed wool wanted, embracing all
Ntqualities. for which the highest market price
viii be paid in cash by WI COOLBAUGH& CO
- EI0a CIRCULAR SAWS.
FULL supply Of all sizes, of Boston Circular
~ Saws, constantly on hand. for sale ut the Man.
afactory prices by tapr $1,000 JNo FOOTE
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-05
4 hGaasas sdesIge.
T.. I'D. Stockton.

DEALER in Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots and
5Dshoes and Produce, &c, Jefferson street, Bur-
1ington, Iowa. (oct. 81, 1850
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EAGLE EseseE.

~
49,. FORT MADISON. IOWA, TRAVELLERS say
t.. this Hotel in every pect raaal any in the
tsis western country. The Proprietor, W. G. STRIPE
late OF the Madison Uonse,) respectfully solicit,
the patronage of Travellers, andi is
Determined 10 HescrrF ".
Fort Madison, iowa. April ~. l%+a-fm w G.. =
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. NJ =" VI ~ " Ne .
Newman Il Graft

4 TTORNEYS and Counseiors at Law, Jefferson
~ street, Burlington Iowa. s3@PartiCulaF at
tenfion given to the collection ot claims, convey
ancing, and all other business Entrusted our
Refer to Ex-Gov. James Clarke, DR. f.. Lowe,
VIM. d. Ewing, II. II. Gritiiths, Of this city.
Burlington July II, l850-Gm.
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FITS AND COMMISSIONS.

Ihese alarming and terrible complaints are always
caused by derangement of the Ne1res The Rr,.r
BRACELETS AND FLUID will nearly eyerv case mo
matter how young or old the patient or how Confirmed
the compliant Numerous and astonishing proofs arc in
possession Of the proprietor. '-' 40
o. Many hundred Certificates from all parts of tho
country OF the most extraordinary character can be
given, if required w
10 no trouble or Inconvenience attends the use Of
Ok CdRIS1IES G.aLP.3NIC .aRTTCLES and thew
may be worn by the most feeble and delicate with per
ect ease and safety In many sensation attend
tneir use IS highly pleasant and agreeable They can
be sent to any part Of the country ny ~A'
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars,
The Galvanic Bracelets. One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar. -.
sW The articles accompanied BY full and plan
~ 81 . Pamphlets with full particulars may be had
PARTICULARS CAUTioN;
10 BesOare Of Coun,erfeits and Worthless Imitation.
p. g. MoREHEAD, NJ. ser.
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED sT,rEs
$50 l31 broadway, New York.
1 gFSold u. F. TALLANT, oniy authorized a.
gentfo Burlington, Iowa. Gzz-pamphets and Cir
cuiars furnishedgra (Nov 81, ia6o-eowy
HRSULiNE Manual, Gardep of the Soul. Kew OF
u Heaven, Catholic Piety, Pocket Manual; Fol-
lowing OF Christ, ETC., ETC., for sale at 50
oct 10, 90 ABRAHA ANS Book store
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BAY STATE MILLS
BAY STATE SEIAWLS.

BAY STATE SEIAWLS.
DAY STATE SHAWllS AND NANTES, of the
~ the latest and most approved styles. will be furnished
by the subscribers. The lowest prices. Pnrrha
will please notice that the Bay State fabrics bear
tickets spoHding with the above, and they will also
he distinguished from all other wooen haw, by their
peEof finish fine texture, and brilianry Of colors.
orders solicited from all sections of the country and
the will be promptly attended For sale whole
sale by BROWNLEE, HOMER l. TO-, No. IS Main ST.
And at retail by
frrHEEFCRD & DAY. Nos l3a. 1874 Market II.
ELLIOTT CAtCHpTS. No > Main, AEarke
81 I.nns. ~ nnha I. I'm
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DUMPS: Patent Revolving spout. well pumps.
L with wooden orlead pipe, anylength for sale by
july 4,'50 a@ JOHN G FOOTE
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EIrsfcry House

49, kEOkuk.-The undersigned take plea sure
#+S. in informing his friends aad he tray ling pub
-s]-t- lie that nc has Just opened his NEW HOTEL
on the corner of Johnson and First streets where
he is prepared to receive and accommodate all who
may favor him with their patronage in style that
he Matters himself viii give entire satisfaction.
. An excellent stable is attached to the Hotel.
Baggage AIKEN to and from the Hotel free az charge.
.keoliuk, sept Is, lSiS-tf 4. EMERY. Proprietor
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-05
Browning & 'E'raCy.

4 TTORNEYS and COBnselors Mt Law and Soil
n citoEs i'll Chancery, Burlington, Iowa. g7-WIIL
attend PROMPTLY to the location of Land Warrants,
Land Agencies, collection of debts &C. (nov 1880
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-05

oNEPATHIC PHYSICIAN ,AND SURGEON:
1 | Hz7oilce, Jefferson street, at J. s. ScHRANN's
building. Jan H. ,5o-rv
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4 TTORNEl AT LAW. Burlington. Iowa. Of
I ice.eorner Of Third and w ashingtun SITS. fe 80
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-05
Geo. Fsaxfr.
Ess T.. EIsss'Essasara.

\ TTORNEf and Counsellor at Law, Burlington,
= iowa. T5%Oitice on Jefferson street, over Bur
maps Drug store. duly IS, 1850
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w. EE0Idrid.c

4 uCFIoN and Commission Merchant, we st side
\ Main, between Jefferson and Washington SITS.
Burlington. Iowa. Will attend to outdoor sales
of Real Estate, Horses, Carriages and House hold
FURNITURE, etc. etc. NOV %, lS49-1y
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Il. I'D. Croker.

4 TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. Burling-
- ton. Iowa, Mill attend to collection of debts,
etc. IT, Office, over Scott, Whitehead s. Co.'S
| store. Jefferson ST. apI 1919
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-05

BLANKETS: 80 pairs assorted colors superior
- Mackinaw blankets, for coats, 90 pairs white
bed blankets, and large stock of horse and saddle
blankets, for sale by (oc1O) GARRETT & COOPER
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DR.. CuRIsTIE's GALVANIC BELT
MAGNETIC FLUID.
A Derangement Of the Nervous System.

O. In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and Nedi
cnes the disease for they weaken the vital ener
vanism applied by this beautiful and wonderful dis
covery the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer is
restored to former health strength elasticity and visor
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-05

nA1NTED BUCKETS: so doz. Painted buckets:
10 dog vanished do; 90 nests Tubs for sale by
oct II, 30 .".. 1852 J q LtUMAx * BRo
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- nm L. Smith.

- nm Il. Smith. -a
/ TToRNET and Counsellor at Law, OskaIao~a.
iowa, viii punctualIy attend to any business
entrusted to his care in the Supreme and Inferior
Courts OF the State and give his prompt attention
to the securing and collection Of claims. OFFICE,
Two doors west ofthe Court House tdeC Is4S-ly
y. Evers0n.
4 TTORNEY and Counsellor at LAW, WA sfIING-
TON, Washington County, Iowa. NH 4s-y
Francis Springer.
F 4 TTORNEY and Counsellor at LAW, TPapeno
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w HoLESAlE Dealers in Foreign end Domes-
" tic DRY GOODS, lf6 Main street, st Louis.
GEoRGE PoMERoy, New York. DWIGHT DUR
KEEL, NaI II. BENTON, JR., st Louis. fapr Is 80 6m
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1 RON and Ball Braces also braces and Bits .for
i sale cheapb by (oct3D GRlFFlTHS " co
LASSWARE: Bar Decanters; MolasseS cans;
~ Glass preserve Dishes; 80 doz. assorted Tum-
blcrs, just received and for sale cheap by
oct 10, 80 G LAuMAN & Brn
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-05

YANKEE NOTIONS.
LHGG Whips, covered buckets; bale boxes; COW
IL cred boxes; Wire Selves; Wooden Trays;
Wood dipperS; Clothes Pins; Aiocant Mats;
Butter Ladies'; Cocoa nippers: Whip sticks;
Willow Wagons, just reed from Boston by
oct II, $50 ! G. LAu,IAN & RRo
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-05
A. ID. Green.
Or H.. &. Ts'EAcs.ncy.

FfNENDER$ his rrofe sional services to the citi-
4 Zens Of Burlington and vicinity. constant
practice Of eight years in the West. has given him
full acquaintance with the prevailing diseases.
Office, one door west of Barrct House (apr II so
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-05

( ,HlSELS: Cast steel Firmer Chisels, from lie up
ITO 2inchcs--socket, corner, framing and turning
Chiseis and Gouges, in great variety, for sale by
cot 81 GRIFFITHS & co
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Ill; Upper Landing, Burlington, Iowa, NJ. PER-
+s.l k1NS, Proprietor. ~ IS cents per meal.
% cents per single lodging. $3.50 per week. for
monthly hOarderS. burlington. april is. 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-12-05

DR.. Chrlstie,s Galyanic Curatiyes,
consists in the fact that they arrest and disease by
ontward application in place of the usual mode of drug
gng, and ply Sticking the patient till exhausted Nature
sinks hopelessly under the infection.
They rensthen the nrhoe system, equaiiss The cireia
tion Of the blood promote the sscreoas, and do
the slightest injury under any circumstance Since their
introduction in the United States only three SINCE
more than
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25
kinlneSS aS 4 Pnn!samGat.

a Quaker was disturbed at night ~ foot
steps 4rosnd his dwelling; and he arose fpen
his he'd. and cautiously opened back door to
reconuoiter. Close by was an out-h0use, and
under il cellar. near window e which was
man biIsily engaged in receiving the com
tents Of lis pork barrel from another within
rhe czHaE The old nan approached and the
man outside fed. lie stepped 10 tie cellar
window ind received the pieces Of pork from
the thief within. who after little while ask
ed his Supposed accompiice. in a whisper;
''shalI we take it all = The owner cf the
pork said. softly. "les take it all = and the
thief iRdestriousIy handed up the remainder
through the window, and then came up him
self Imagine his Consideration wher.inStead
of grectisg his companion in crime. he WAS
contracted by the Quaker Both We're aston
ished. fag the thief proved to be a near neigh
bor. y hc#n none would have suspected ot 81 h
conduct He pleaded for mercy. begged the
old mar not expose him, spoke Of the ne' eSs :
ties Of aceerty, and promised faithfully never
to staa! again.
1T thou hadst asked me for meat" said the
old man. sit would have hcen given thee. |
pity thv poverty and thy weakness. and es-
TEEN thy family. Thou art forgiven"
The thief was greatly rel iced. and was A.
bout to depart. when the old man said. Take
the rork seighbor.''
NO, no. said the thief, Il don't want the
pork"
Thy 1Secessitv was so great thatit led thee
to steal. One half the pork thou must take
with ,hees''
TIE ii. il insisted TINT he could never eat a
moTsel Off The thought # the crime would
make 1t coke him. He begged the privilege
Of letting ii alone Bot the Old man was in
II be. aod furnishing The thief with bag,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25
R@AETNL.IEI H(OU8D /.
"a IA -D
General Stage Office.
men STREET. MINERAL POINT, WIS,

RyTHO especially informs the public that he
has recently enlarged his house and viii he
happy to receive all who may favor him with a
call
From his long experience in the business he
lttega h.nlscl. hlt &c can give general saisiac-
ton.
Th}a'oul for past favors he respectfully so,icits
coa-naaEcc O! lie same 4 large and conamo-
d.ous burn Is attached 10 this establishment ine-
gas,el bv any in Mineral Peint. Horses asad ear
fiages 70 let IT all times
taees uiu lcl,e lis house daily during tie
season for IIt5;evlie, Galena. and Dubuque. also
*or Madison and 2iIVagsee connecting vith the
different routes through tie state lie has also made
Ike following
8eIT. fRR.4NGF EIENT
Tsc.cc o tre-i. rom -d.erai P5ia' 0 Fr1iilia
The subscriber would vespe1tiRiy nerm the
--tyellinz pahEc TIA, lie has m de arrangements
,ar running a stage rwice wees-, 10 vii; on
F-ez-'y -r3 saturday. from
li5yEa r. PaiSr TO FRa~KLIx.
hT the way Of Linden. &c. To Iclve Mineral
Point It O cloca n the morning and return the
same day.
staces leave his House three times a weak FOR
Madison 4ilwaa zee. GaIcaq. sc. Packages &c
transmitted with care anddespatch
1T LATHROP
Mineral POM. April I4,h. 1918 33-tl
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25

STaDIIyG CoRN-Sell no corn n the
ear; haze all you sell sheiled-a hand
shelling 9nachine will answer if your crop
is a s.ua4 one; If large get one to be wor-
l.ed b. horse power-ae;ther viii cost a
great dell--ard We are very certain that
he c5bs= if crashed. steamed and fel to
your eat,te. will be w6fth more to You in
q single winter than tie price OF corn
saelier 3hetker you get 4 large or a small
one Ne believe there is one third as
muc'i nftriment in basbel f c3bs as
there Is IN bgzhel @ grain. and we Do
know. stat cows or oxen fed upon three
reoks Of the crushed and steamed cobs in
add.tian.to their rs;lal quantity Of hay,
tops or fodder, win keep fat Then why
haul your corn cobs to market to give a
way Il costs you as much 70 carry a
bashel Of c0bs to market as it does a bash
81 o. ezra. Shell Your corn. leave your
cobs at Iiome to nourish your cattle and
through them your land and where YOU
now SEND one bushel otcarn roa VIII be a
be TO transport two for the same money.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25

\ CONSERVATORY lrorth SeeiRg.-The
Foreign Correspondence Of the Detroit
Advertiser, among his jottings down. allu-
des to the grounds and palace of the Duke
Of Deyonshjre. which is said to be the
most magnificent Of any private palace in
all England. N-e believe that some S.
100000 was laid out in the buildings and
the establishment Of the grounds.
The Conserratoyyat Chatsworth. is the
most extensive affair Of the kind in all
England, and perhaps in all Europe. 1t
Is 500 feet long by Il5 feet wide. and com
prises an area u about an acre. in the cen
ire of which Is spacious c4rriage road
1t IS composed entirely Of gzusS. and is ola
circular form, Nothing of the kind was
ever before planned on SO gigantic a styIe
aud no description of which [ am canable
will enable you to form an ille1 of what it
contains. 1t would require book as
large as the New York Directory. and a
bout as many names As It contains tn
furnish You with list Of plants. trees
shrubs, and flowers, growing in this grand
Conservatory.
Thus also we may say, has the privile-
ged legislation Of England accumulated
property in the hands Of favored few
which rears the glittering palace side b.
side, with the PEASANTS repulsive howell
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25
s1ffe EsS~Es r:aEzce
BIZ THE KNOX IN TRANCE COMPANY
F0Jd'el-s4 GCCg0n

'jl .'t---S -t't.-'f-i.|--
NIScENxEs. TATE OF INDIANA
THIS COMPANY IS How prepared to insure
.'e>. gran. endov Ecut and anrui'.es.
The following -Tnaag gile benefits Cou.er,G
y lH=uI-Hs ~ saas otace-
firEi.Guls amounting 10 $50 and upwards pas .
oie one Hfi il cl-i, and fl.t balance N a note al
months. eltsseD.e- with SIX ,,er ceut, HcIest.
or lac premium may be- pad monthly III a,IN ance.
lasHTauce eiec-ea u tts Office upon lie L e Of
,ne hasaGaa from q. demands 6 vredItoTs
Creditors may insure he lives 81 debtors. and
debtors rhairoH ,ae= or she b,HciI; O, creditors
NaEa. and Military Officers. Masters ard Mates
81 boats. ezses. agG iaettt M classes may al THIS
Office secuie tAsr tau.g- agala=. g.ant a. the low
est rates OF Pie.aau.
~ Premiums lower tlaa Mutual Companies
- n responsibility 20 Ike insurers beyond H.
! pa latu7 ai rbe Premium
IL No risk al Partnership with all classes o.
@EzaH~ aud as serious couscql eIces.
L. No liability 10 hase tie sun insured IedIs-
ced o. 10 maze iuE-teT cont Ibutlon IA case OF
mortality tcyoHd She estimated Average
~ The certainty ol having every claim raid
soon as subs'anIia.ed. Whate, CT extraordinary
,aiIty may taAr place.
lie semI-annual payment Of premiums. and
Try days grace ALLOW, ed lie assured on the renew
premiums.
This company allow the insured more liberal
rras cling privileges and a longer siGerce IA tie
Southern States than any similar institution IN Il c
country.
A person insured in this company. has the priv
lese travel IL OF and. rivers. lakes or inland
seas, and residing in any OF tie States or Terri
torres Of this Union. the British Provinces OF
North America. during the entire wear. except
from the first day OF August 10 'he first day OF No
'ember; during 81 hich period, the insured not
u!oNed 10 tEasei reside souih OF the northern
boundary OF the Sta'c OF Mississippi unless PER
mission il previously obtained
The company does not exempt itself from the
payment oI policy If the assured should die by
us own hand which is a consideration Of great
importance 10 the creditor who JIsuIes the lie OF
debtor, as well rs 10 d vie insuriEg the lie Of
IeT husband
The insured will he allowed 20 make q voyage
'ui and home 10 and iiom any PORT on the cont
tent OF Europe Cor an extra charge of per cent
Steamboat men engaged in uas Igating the west
IN wa'eI . i'll be insured al the regular rates
No one lie viii be taken by this company for
greater sum than $4,000.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25
KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000.
Fire, .rarfle, GHa Lffs Insurance.
Office on Wa.er S rect. ne1r Marke., IA Ejlse 5
rick Aoic,
EINCENNES. INDIANA


Mis- Company having been duly organized.
L and the capital stock properly secured, are
low prepared TO receive appl cations for Insurance
'gainSt foss or damage hy lisc. on Buildings, AleT-
handize. Machinery. Mills, MANUFACTURES. and all
Exemptions OF Property. Also merchant re and
produce IN the course OF inland transportation
ne RISKS OF the seas-and upon the lives OF nti-
iduals. The rates OF premium which wlll go :
m this in tuition VIII CONFORM to the establish eI
'ttes OF the Easern Offices All losses Will be
literally and promptly d s'ed and paid.
DIRECTORS
HON. r. n CARNAN. Yincenues.
WILLIAM J VIE do
WILLIAM J. HEBERD, do
HORACE /. PECK. 90
CYRU. NJ ALLEN do
AlNCENTT. We +. NJ D. Pike Co Indiana.
PETER p. BAILEY. Fort Wayue Indizua.
TH0AA>T. BENBRIDGE. Llyiayette, DO
WALTER u. iAkLY. 1erIe Haute do
EA-fioy. h. WALLACE indianapolis, do
HENRY ID. ALI evansville do
III NRl r. CHOOLCRAFT Nash d. c.
ZEPHANIAH PLATE New YORK
r. n. CARNAN, President
B. 5 WairNEr Secretary.
n /. ELBRIDGE Treasurer
SUE s@gs u Jr A.aTN Considers, Ilaosnues
Dec. 2ISt 1919.
D. ". JONES, Asen' for Iowa County, us
g1ffe EH~Es razace
Bl THE KNOX IN. TRANCE COMPANY.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25
FiTZ HENRY WARREN
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OF tie Mirror. New York.

Free Banking IN Iennesss.-'Fhe Joint Com
mIt,ee ofl Banks in the Tennessee Legislature
has reFcEted IN favor Of a general banking
law, with bin carrying out that system
The mipsmum capital is SI0o,OOO.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-25

DR.. TorUsend's Sar-apar's -reisu and ,pssjy
for 'urtpf-Ht t'"u>ull B.Trsuuess rrolsFsss
UIsr Failing 81 the Womb C"-reu-- Piles Ieucor-
rhaa Whites o,~trucrd difficult N~nstruruon. 10
Confluence of Iru- involuntary discharge thereof
AND nf the srHrrt Pr"straifu az the systrrno matter
yIrhe the result of Inherent proiaceJ
tN trrEuiarIIy Illness arsIieHt. Nothing be
effects the frame.
frT-'f~ ct all weakness aui lS>Ifur. from taking
bFrune raI>I aui full IT under induenee.
10 tEtoly female
frame which . ia" Of BarrruH@ss- II ~h
i1Hrtrd ul 80 trlrafe
rNtit certificates at f-riurui. but
th~ sd3fct" that huurri Of have h-sn reported
Thou DDS 81 cases where families have hy-u ~iihout
children er u-iH= f~ bst, Of his iuSauahl. med
hsvN bern hi>-i with h-althF cF-iirinE- u
h1s l-- expressly rIHrrd reference female
piatUu No i"nai@ Who ha- suppns- she
preaching thai critical period The Of h}s."
sho-'d neglect take IT, . certain preventive fer
OF Iir aud urI- i>-ases which feaslss
>u.,i-r 1T TIA, Of lif- THIS period say be de-
lgvsd FIR ssrrrai BE- using this sasdiriHe Ner
Il l.> "ailalr fer thn-~ Nho approaching
hood c,leaiaIed assist nature by qackraiag
the blond Hd iutls"rHilUg ie Indeed, this uisd
i Invaluable for al the delicate ~bies
subject