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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-03

MrJ G. Kriechbsum, BurIingtoni-sr.-
We, the citizens of Burlington. after hsrIsF y
ed your Internal and External Remedy 90 ssIey
certify TO the public, that II Is one offhr besi aea
icines for family USE that We have ever purchasers
and therefore, feel ID our duty to anrrx cur asnfs
to show and testify what fnsaluaele Rems@t -
believe il to re. -,
o.C- Wlghtman, RoIley Morgan chaFhs it'r -
r. r. Hehner, Nelson NorSaH- John ssmVscsr
McKenney. Edward Joy, J.. ". whitaksrrs'''s
son, John Brakeman, James Person, Rev. ".
Johnson, Adam Funk, Adam kilters A. ksisos =
Laben John p. Kriechbaum. John tsrnssah' ~
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SHONELS AND SPADES.
DOWLANDs, Ames'. Woods, Maxwelrs and
IL Martins short and long handled, square and
round point shovels and spades, hay and manure
Forks, corn and garden hoes, ssWaldron's' corn
AMI grass scythes. scythe sraths, straw knives.
hay cutters, log and trace chains etc, for sale at
ap 1851 GRIrrITHs Co.'S Hardware store
TRY GOODS-The subscribers have in store a
l/large assortment of staple dry goods, adapted
to the season, which they offer for sale at a very
small advance on cost, to close.
apr 49, ISL w. F. COOLBAuGH & co.
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Burlington, Iowa, August u, lsss.
have made use Of ssKriec hhaunsy Esmssy,7ea
several occasions when diseased snd u has pros.
ed to be of great service, and in some easeseffcs
ing speedy cure. A. d. GFELA+
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Barhfy ; AmerItaH TtHHIFFdhtt HOHst
Corner of Lake street and Wabash Avenue, Chicago.
TN which are about 100 well furni shed rooms for
] the accommodation Of the travelling public, with
all other conveniences usually found il well reg
ulated Hotels. I5~OmnihuS and Baggage wagons
ALWAYS on hand. Nov 1880 NJ BARNEY
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-03

Mr. kriechbaum-Sir: this Is TO GRITTY that ux
ing your most valuable Remedy one OF my childrs.
was cured of cholera. when The child was attach.
ed. sent for ply stefan. fDr Rant cm,J ho trrt
ed some four days. In which time the ChIId rrs=
worse At the end Of four days he thought IA ma
necessary TO attend any longer, up Their.
was no help. BY the rscomme ndation or Mr. Lee
thought I would try your Lininssnt, W hieh 81
with your inflammation Powders. I am ksrrs -
state to the world that from the FIRST use Of IL g.
child commenced meuding. and IN days Was ven
Iwil still further certify, that IN about one w,.E
after. my eldest son also taken with the rhnf.
ra, and thy using only one bottle of your ysiuahn.
remedy he was entirely relieved by aprltInr H.
ternal and External, used bottle In tw o knrfx
still further state that my sister-in-law was a.
tackled with the same disease, and by the use AZ
your Remedy she was restored to health.
A little more TO add 10 the wonderful cures ,o,-
medicine has performed DIR Sabine was attas ksa
by cholera. when first came TO aim. fund hfn
cramped very much and cold sweat sfsgGirr oil .
yer him. commenced giving him doses af hagra
tea cup full, every ten fifteen minutes, until ux
ing one bottle, and by that time, rot him in usra
perspiration, and IN short time able TO he ont
And do hereby certify to the world tia, On rs
ing your Internal and External Remedy, harv
found il to be tke best family medicine have e..
er used. A. kELso.
certify that Mr. A. Kelso appeared b. fore me-
this 7th day OF August, 1850, and made oath hstAe
above statement OF facts are true Suhsrtited tf+
same In my presence JeHS GRAY LP.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-07-03

RIECHBAuM's Internal and Exteynsl a.
IN edy-A certain cure for Cholera, Choler. ~
bus, Diarrhea, summer complaint, Few eT ana a..
Colds, Coughs, Liver complaint, Dyspepsia, c.
Faintness, Govt, Gripping Pains, nrama atiea -
Lungs, Chest and Heart Piles, Gravel Rh---
tism, Pains in Breast and Side, Bruises, -
Humors I'm the Blood, Soreness anu Hezvrn..-
the Limbs, Female Irregularities and romnla.-..
and Diseases of all kinds thai Pre- All In the ~
This new remedy is pI eparea with great err :.
expressly for family nse. II is ealeulatea % a..
serve health and move diseases Tkesefor. :.
family should be without IL. IL Is posed q, -
of the best herbs and roots, " hich are esitulaf-
remove diseases without the siightest ,n,rrr
Is as harmless as water The pubic .r4 -
that they need not fear to use or rprpmm~r1 \. -
ii will perform all that is stated In the Dir.rrf
This Medicine being purely Vegetable ara 80.
OF all mineral substances, can be used x,,h -.
under almost any circumstances. IL str,.,ssa.
the stomach, invigorases the system ,ns -.
prevents that iingering and pTostrsflou th,, ...I
diseases. Time and experience has satsf,rs....
tested the merits Of this Medicine. A rrr-~t
tention to diet is of very great impcrtarrs - =.
diseases. Persons OF delicate Constitutes &C..
require greater doses than those OF rubust eh,.,s
ter. Let this important truth be borne ~ -
that all pain or weakness is owing to mo.b,s. 80
nant humors which impede the eireulat,or a, -
blood. This medicine will remoye ali sue 4 h.ns-
of the stomach and bowels and cleanse IN. 49,.
Do not fail to have recourse in snr case M irr..
when you have been restored BIZ III, be sure IN.
II you require medicine. nothing willie ~ -
benefit to yon as kriechhaum's Internal and Ear.r.
nal Remedy, with my written signature on 80.
label. Tf-ln short time Directions will n, -,
hshed in pamphlet form.
Directions for ChGleras-For Adults on sr.,..
pearanee of the disease. from one to two t,hle -.
spoonsfni every ten or ffteen minutes arcofd.rx
10 the violence Of attacks repe atng
bates The parts afflicted with cranp and vain -
hrls@iy with portion ri the trops-also. wet
nannel cloth with the same and place the soi,
ofthe feet also the bowels. stuachs ana hre.-r
ard repeat it. Children in proportion.
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TOMMISSION ana Forwarding Merchants, No.
10 Locust street, between Front and Main
fronting end o Commercial street, ST Louis. Mo.
s~Particular attention given to the sale of Pro-
duce Of every description.
DEMONSTRATIONS Runyan. Hillman Co.,
Woods, Christy Co., Doan, King Co., Collins,
kellogg Il Co.. st Louis, Mo. Col. James Dunlap,
Jacksonville, Ill. Edwin Ferguson, Esq. Messrs
Yeatman Il Co., New orleans. Messrs Irwin
Foster. Cincinnati. NJ. Watson, Pres. Planters
Bank, Nashville, Tenn. Casseday 4 Ranny, Lou
sville Ky. Aug. 90, 1850
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PhGnix Stove Works,

PhGnix Stove Works,
QUINCY, ILLINOIS.
.atA THE subscriber is manufacturing at these
kyssW works his
C>S Prairie state Cooking Stove ofa sizes, also
Irving A. 7. do do do
California prem do do do
Commercial Parlor, do I 90
Three sizes Of which have open fronts with fold
in all making the best assortment of Stoves for
dealers or merchants, who may wish to purchase,
trimmed without trimmings, for retailing, to be
found any where.
These Stoves are sold by Comstock & Co., of
Quincy. at my former prices, and by Comstock 4
Brothers, OF Keokuk, for the same prices, the
addition Of Freight. A. CoMsToCK.
Quincy, Illinois, May %, ls5I-em
STABlLITY-SECURITY
Mutual Life Insurance Company, of New York.
A Million Of Dollars
Securely inve tied in Bonds and Mortgages re-
al estate in the cities OF New York and Brooklyn,
and stocks of the State anu City of New Yd.Lbhnd
United States Government.
All the Profits IRE divided among tho Insured.
The Company declared dividend of profits of
ffty-two per cent. on all existing policies on the
3lst Of January, lSAS.
Persons may effect isurance on their own lives
and the lives of others.
A married woman can insure the life of her hus-
band, the benefits of which are secured by law fol
the exclusive use of herself or children.
Clergymen and all others dependent upon sala-
ries or their daily earnings are specially invited to
avail themselves Of q resource whereby their sur
penury.
Annuities granted on favorable terms.
Pamphlets explanatory Of the principles of Mu-
tual Life Insurance, and illustrating its advantages
with forms of application, may be obtained at the
Office of Geo. Frazee. Agent, Jefferson stree.
JOSEPH d. COLLINS, Pre- ident.
ISAAC ABBOTT, Sec'y. CHARLES Gill, Actuary.
July IS. 1850 GEO. FRAZEE. Agcnt.
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j. =. SchraRNnR.
sbr .gOhn ii. Rauch.


OFFERS his Professional services to the citi.
Ozens of Burlington and vicinity. fmay 3o,'5o
-5-He may be found at the Barrett House.
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Wool CHrG1inC

AND CLOTH DRESSIN
TINE Subscribers hereby inform the Public that
i their Carding Machines, situated at
AuGU STA, IOWA,
Are now in first rate order for Carding the Finest
Vool; having been covered with new Cards this
spring, ofthc best eastern manufacture.
Having had thirty years experience in the above
business, We feel confident that we Can do as good
work can be done in the State. We shall give
our entire attention to the above bushes and will
warrant first rate Rolls, if the Wool is in good or
der, and no mistake.
Ns-We have made arrangements with Mr. VIM
Walker, to receive Wool and deliver Rolls at his
FIGURING Mills in Burlington.
N. B.-Customers from distance can have their
wool carded the same day ii is brought.
IE-No charge at the ferry for Customers resid-
ng on the south side of skunk River.
Augusta, May %, ls5l-2m MOFFAT RIGGS
sxsTssxu SCHOOL. BooKs.-The subscriber re-
%pectfully informs teachers and others that
NmTs9V he has constantly on hand, and for sale,
O all the standard series OF School Books in
use in the State, such as McGufey's Eclectic Sc
ries; Sanders Eclectic series; Goodrich's EcleC.
tic series; Rays, Davies. Emersons, Adams. Col
burns and Thoms on's Arithmetics; Murrays', Kirk
hams, Smiths, Balloons and Pinnoe's Grammars,
MitchelPs, Morse's, Olney's, Smiths and Good
rich's Biographies; Goodrich's. Grim shaw's Wor-
cester's and Frosts Histories; Geometries, Phi
losophies ,chemistries, mine raogies, botanies. ge
ologieS, physiologies and ASTRONOMERS; Webster's
and Walkers dictionaries.
BLANK BOOKS on hand nd procured to order,
medium demi and capleagers journals. day books,
invoices, cash books, letter hooks. records, court
records, dockets, etc, hlotters Quarto blank
loop tuck, morocco and leather memorandum lea
Their and paper pass books, receipt books, copy
books, etc, etc.
PAPER.-Foolscap. ruled and plain; letter pa
per, ruled, plain, gilt and embossed; fol-, post
note and bill paper, fancy and plain; fiat crp,
BILE, blotting, tissue, cartridge and evelope paper
binders straw and tar BOARDS bonnet boards,
boards, etc, ETC., etc.
SrATIoNERY.-Ag reatvariety of sealing wax
waters, quilts, ink inkstands, steel pens, pencils
States letter clips, paper weights, envelopes, cut
iery,etc., etc. ]. F. ABRAHAMS,
nov % 80 Bookseller, Jefferson ST., Burlington
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L RIECHBAUTS HORSE LfSfMFNl..a -
N Liniment has been tested and prove
one ofthe eest Liniments row IN use for -
diseases as horses are subject 90. sisS- sFssses
Cuts. Sprains. swellings Of 81 kinds ffs'uls'As
bone. spavid. Bots, ChoIie. Bixhsah- s's-' C
r5~Mauufactured at Burlington, Iows-V
Kriechbaum. EF=Price so cents per sottf.
All letters to the Proprietor. aust hereN
rr-Thirtv-threr per cent. will he dcdDei14'
my Medicines. when sold at W. hnlesLs" -
r7-Orders directed to J. c. kRfFrHsArr-f
Iinrton. Iowa. will receive prompt sttsnncs
S1IAkSPERIAN QroTATfoSS.-piehn
- Quotations. a handsome octave sss=ne tF
SI,25, just received and for sale a.
may - 81 ABRAHAM p"Vss -~--
BrNNETS AND TRIMMINGS rrt
I&LORENCE braid Bonn~tsr latest sfyiS.
+ trimmings, Just received AMI f"r safe ny
may s,'5f " LNrNas
TARPET CHAIN: 5hsIes white earret e.,
~ sale by fmysJ WI ecoLBaCsh~-
I'VE sTITFFs- Indigo, Naadsr. AIIuss, s'e,. 90
JDbv INV - '5D &c EsrSss y w
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kRIEcHBAuM-s VEGETABLE sYRrf.

SED for Nervous diseases Might s~sA0I
I J termittent Fevers- ChfIIs and FrEvrs WY -
standing. when the patient has hecnTr vrrF - -
reduccd.-AIso, for lingering diseases aitfF Se'As
reduced down by sudden attacks
The proprietor will insure this Hssiefns'"F
torn all that is claimed for IL, II Ts9uHsa.
T5-Direetions will BE- given 10 Tamphs s.,
Manufactured only by .. C. kfIrrhfa4I
llngton, Iowa; TO whom orders may bs aeafes'
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prnce Chewin. Gum
a DELIGHTFUL substitute for roh,... .,
sing the Teeth,s the bre cath .na can
rect'ns Dyspepsia, for sale by tapio, TALLANr
LlMBOsSED and Damask Table Coror.. ~,
- ed and brown table Diaper; Linen Crash az
Just reed by tmy s'5D &c LAun.S 4 Bno
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rtesh Drugs and Medicfnes
~ subscriber has received his sprinp snpp,;es
;nu;.a suoas N his line. to which he respectfu,y
invites the attention ofhis old customer $ and ae,i
april 10, 1881 son ST.
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M USrANG LINIMENT: S gross NJ hi, -..7,.
WI brated and popular Imminent, for sale nv the
gross, dozen or single bottle, at the Drug store NJ
april 10, Isl JFTA1IANr
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GLASSWARE.
~ DOZ. assorted Tumblers; Molasses Cans,
- Britannia and Glass Tops Preserve dishes;
Cup plates Bar Decanters; Lanterns, guarded as
sorted sizes lie 81 5G LAUNAN Il BRO
INIDER VINEGAR.-25 bbs sherman, Cider Vine.
~ gar. for sale by w COOLRAUGH & co
StCREWS,of all sizes, for sale by
- June II, Isl. JOHN G. FOOTE
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In consequence of the increased demand we are now
put,ing 25 CENTS SO cents and bottles The 50 cent
DO TILES contain three times much the cents size
and the bottles Sour times much the so cents size
so that money will be saved in buying the large bottles
II Principal Depot at A. G. BRACES Drug Stote,
conner OF Third and Market Streets st Louis, Missouri
druggists and country merchants supplied liberal
street, burlington e ~ '
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RHETAf.iTiS!N

The chords Of leg contracted that the foot
right angie with the thigh, and the knee
stiff that she obliged to walk it'll crutches Three
bottles the Mustang Inimen, relaxed the Chords loos
ened the knee joint relieved all pains, frightened the
muscles and she skip the leap and jump It'll
out cru,ches and without limping.
man in Pittsburgh had red hot iron accidentally
run into his foot, m aking very severe
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ID. G.. DUNLAP.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Burlington, Iowa. Of
flee in the brick building the corner of Third
and Washington streets, same as Clerks Office of
Supreme Court, ana directly above the Office of the
clerk Of the District Court.
Tf7Soldiers' claims rejected at the Department
at Washington City, attended to, and if not sue
Cessful, no charges will be made dec 5, Soy
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'EO. PEdKAM. CHAs VIII N
Geo. PeTY3ln 4 co.

COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchants, Nc.
~ Levee, upstairs. 81 Louis, Mo. Ts-Partic-
ular attention paid to selling Produce the Levee.
p The undersigned will make liberal Cash ad-
vances on consigements to the above house.
Burlington. oct. 1850 PARSONS 4 CO.. Water ST.
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n
CIRCULAR SAWS.
A FULL supply of all sizes, of Boston Circular
N Saws, constantly on hand for sale at the Man.
ufactory prices by fapr IS, '5O) JNO FoOTE
SAWS-Hand, panel, ripping, Iron back; Key
~ hole, whip, meat, bow back, tenon, framing,
cross-cut, mill and circular saws, for sale at
.ap 24'5i GRIFFTTHS Co.'s Ha rdware store
CFlRtr CASH. barrels Spirit Gas. or Burning
CFluid, for sale by zap TO-, '5D IF TALLANT
Marine Agency Of PhGnix Insurance Company
Of st Louis.-Capiial Sl5O,OOO.
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
for the Marine Department of the above named
company, at Burlington. Iowa, is prepar red to make
insurance on Merchandise and Produce shipped
ny Sea, Lake or River navigation, at the current
rate OF premiums.
This Company makes an unconditional return to
me assured ofl2a per cent. Ts-Alllosses will be
paid by the undersigned at this Agency.
GTOfhce on Jefferson street, between Main and
Third. GEO. SNYDER.
burlington, october 81, 1S50-ip Agent.
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INFLdNNATURF RHEU1ATISM
In his right arm. After suffering the excruciatinr
pain for some days, without moments relief he obtain
cd a bottle ofthe Mustang Lnimept, and applied IT, IN
less than twenty -four hours, he entirely from
PAIN and the soreness and stiffness perfectly eadicated
Let doubt this in his and he NAV rive
them specimen Of the muscular strength Of his good
right arm" s
man in Covington, Kentucky, had not been able to
walk without crutches, for nearly two years from the ec
feet of ~ NV VI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-28
NOTICE TO THE INVALID.

I AR. D. G. HARRINGToN'S, Medical Office lis Main
~ street Worcester up stairs where he can be consult
Ell by persons aiced with Diseases Of any kind with
pect and confidence and Of being performed DIR
tor the last ten years paid particular attention to the study
and practice OF female complaints and perfectly has he
become acquainted with their that without boasing
ne can rarrdn cure from all diseases peculiar them
so successful has been his treatment he has
been called upon by other members of the medical acuty
10 introduce his mode OF practice and has been visited
mat purpose which answered the sangune expecta
Mons.
In offering the results of his long study and practical
perIence to his many friends he is governed by feeling of
humanity only for so much have they been deceived By
pretended fnadams" and miserable pills and
trdms that iii time some healthy mode OF practice
should pc lnroducedin speaking of Quacks Dr. II. does
not wish to be understood to all the medical profess
Son. but those who have for the last seven wears
hed the newspapers Of the day their disgusting adj
vertlsemens making great pretenions medical science
when they do not know the healing Dr. H. processes
10 De skiull IN curing the following diseasesDiseases
the lungs, Liver Complaints Nervous diseases general
Debty arising nom bad habits when Young and in
experienced all the different forms of weakness that are
caused by bad habits from exertios full vgor res
tored IN very short time without any hindnce from bust
ness.
DIR. Fl. has also gained himself great reputation for
me permanent cure of long standing Chronic and obstinate
me treatment of which he has devoted great part
OF MS time IN his extensive practice will be warrant
ed N all cases, howeverlong standing they may be-
Dr. H. solcits call from all who may be afflicted with
any disease, and those suffering from mercury, in
conentmently administered or from Quack nos;1ums nd
ministered by ignorant empyrcs.
NIB The best of accommodations furnished for the
sick OF both sex il required with good at sa
Bonabe rate AdriSe Gratis for the first Consultation
accurately described, medicines will be forwarded all
respondence will be returned you are sick call on DR. Fl
and avoid "madam imposters.
r. s female who has a thorough knoyIe1ge of the;,
complaints will be in attendance consult if thew wish
u Once hours from NJ. to PM, Sundays, from
70 IL m' dly-dec
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-28
From the American Temperance RecorderJ
The Temperance Tract.
By T. S. ARTHUR.

A young man, who felt good deal Of en-
thuslasm in the temperance cause, procured
some tracts for distribution He had a dozen.
and in the ardor Of his feelings, he calculated
that at least IL men would be reformed through
their agency. Having an lille afternoon 10
devote TO the cause, he start with his dozen
tracts in his pocket, his mind somewhat eIat-
ed in the prospect Of the good that was to be
DONE In walking along, the first who came
in his way was Iavern-keeper. Here is a
COED subject said Wilton 10 himself as the
tavern keeper drew near. let me see what
have that will suit him. All this is it. An
Appeal TO the People on the Liquor Traffic.
Aud selecting a tract with this title, he pre-
scented it to tile tavern-keeper, as they naes
saying, as he did So
Accept this, ify you please
Taken by surprise, the man received the
tract, and the distributor, bowling. moved on.
"A dead shot for him = thought he; but the
thought was scarcely formed ere he felt a
hand laid roughly on his shoulder Turning
quickly, he confronted the tavern-keeper.
whose face was red with anger
What is thisN he demanded, imperatiycly
tits traci,' replied the young man, look.
ing confused,
See here, my fsiend 2 and as the tavern.
keeper spoke he withdrew his hand from his
shoulder. my first impulse was to pitch you
over the fence. On second thought, however,
will let you go UNPUBLISHED for your inpt-
deuce: but, with this piece of advice. Ifyou
wish to keep ont of trouble, mind your own
business ~
Then crumpling the tract in his hand and
tossing II from him contemporary, he turned
away, leaving The young Temperance reformer
with his enthusiasm in the cause down 10
zero. While this state of mind was predomi-
.nant, the balance of the tracts were thrown
over fence, and meeting gust of wind.
were scattered apart, and driven in various
directions. The distributor returned home,
mortified and discouraged. On reflection,
however, he was yexed a; himself, both for
the bungling manner in which be had proceed.
ed, and for his having been so easily thrown
of by rebuff
'The tracts needn't have been wasted said
he, that was folly Of which ought TO be
heartily ashamed
About an hour after this occurrence, a man
came walking along the road, near where this
little adventure took place. Apiece Of paper
caught his eye, and, STOPPING, he piekodh up.I
Moving on, as he opened il, he commenced
reading, aud was soon deeply Interested for
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-28
WOgsE smOEgNes

1A MI ILL be strictly attended to at the Shop nj
sEF4A W the FooT OF MECHANIC STREET, by the sub
Ir% scriber All persons who haveIaae ,Ises by fat
eet false quarters interfering, invited to CALL as
believe can give them satisfaction for think they are all
caused by bad fitting the shoes and bad sheeing think
know this from my experience. Therb is difference
between flat foot and contracted foot-so al
horses should not be hod alike shoe is no benefit
the oob6t tar had better be kept in heot to turn
it ont he horses foot-ths is my opinion
ISAAC WOODO0CK
Feb le. dwtf Eechapic Street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-28
BUTTER

8 TO 10 hundred pounds good BUTTER; 100 bushel.
- Vermont POTATOES, Baldwin Apples, Cheese Lard.
FORK, Fish, Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, syrup,
Fruit Nuts, Spices, Fluid, OIL Canales Soap; second
hand Oil Can holds l0s gallons; pairs Scales 2d hand
Also great variety of other articles mentioned aboye
for sale.
Corn, Oats Beans Rags, &c. taken in exchange fol
1oods except Flour, by l.. SPRING, 3D.,
49, . No. 297 Main street.
Worcester, Dec. 6, 1850. d&wtf '
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-28
Christmas New.Years, Presants.

ADAMS, of Waldo Block, has splendid assortment
new style Paper Mache Tokens and Cases. of all Sizes from
the largest TO the smallest, for Holiday PRESENTS If any
person purchasing Dagucrreotype al this establishment
can get another of equal merit, any ether this
city, they are invited to return it and receive their none,
or have it retaken free of expense
Highest Premiums
Awarded Adams arrhe last two fairs OF the Mechanic
ASSOCIATION, Il .dec20--ltSNtf