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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-10-30
WIRE FENCING.
TOOLS.

II ANDSAWS, Tenant Saws, Compass Saws.
L Il Neat Saws, w God Saws and others. Also
Framing, Ferner and Mortice Cnisel., hollow
augets for Wagon Makers aud long aud short
screw Ausers and Anger bits. Carpenters PIN
GERS, bevels, spirit plum levels. Also-Screw
plates. OK and 10. Chains: Together with gen
rrai assortment OF Tools and Builders Hardware,
Cheap for Cash
A. IiILDRETHS' Hardware Store
Davenport, March Goth, 1851.
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MUSTANG
NOTICE AND LAST CALL.

A Ii persons indebted TO the late firm o
n CHRISTIE q WElLEs, are requested TO cal
tnd settle Immediately with Geo G. Welles q
the old stand, or their accounts will be pu, int,
legal train Of collection.
Davenport, Sept. 4th, 1851
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WOOL! WOOL!

VIE subscribers will pay The highest market
price, in Cash OF Goods, for any quantity o
lean, " II washed WOOL, deli,ered at their
ore in Davenport, dur'na the spring and sum
mer. VAN TUYL Il COOK.
Davenport, May lAth, 1851
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BOY LOVE.

One cf the qucerest aud funniest things
10 think Of 10 after life is Boys Love- NJ
sooner does boy acquire tolerab'e stat
ure, Than he begins 10 Imagine himself q
man aud to ape snanish WAYS. lie casts
sidelong glsncss at every tall girl he hap
pens 10 meet, becomes regular attendant
1t church, or meeting, sports cane, car
sics his head erect, and struts a little IN his
walk. Presenily he falls in love: Is, falls
10 tho proper word, il best indicates bis
happy, deiirious establishment. lie lives
nov 10 . fairy region, somewhere collateral
10 this world. and Iei, somehow bleudcd In
cxtricably whit.
He perfumes bis hair with fragrant oils.
scaiiers essences over his handkerchief.
and desperately shaves AMI anoinis Tor a
beard. He quotes poetry in which "love,
aud ''dove," and .'learl," and ..dari,' pc.
culiarly predominaie; aad as he plunges
deeper in the delicious labyrinth, iancles
himself filled with the divine sfflatus, aao
suddenly breaks out into the scarlet rash-
Of rhyme. He leeds upon the Looks OF hi,
beloved; 10 raised to the seventh heaven il
she speaks pleasant word; is belraye ed ia.
to the most astonishing ecstacies by smile ;
and is plunged into the gloonies, region o.
inisa nihropy by a frown.
He believes himself The most devo'cd
lover ia the world. There was never such
ano,hsr. There never will be. He is ihe
one grea, idola,os! lie is the very type o.
magua nimity, and sell, abnegaiian. Wealth.
he despises the groyeIing thought. Power
", with The adorable beloved, be rap,urocs-
" spostrnphises as the first Of all ear,hl.
blessings; and "Lose in "a cottage with wa
ter aud cru.i,n is his beau-idcal paradise
ofdainiy delights.
He declares TO himself, with the mos, sol
emu emphasis, that he would go ihrou III
FIRE and water; undertake pilgrimage Il
China OF kamskaika; swim storm tossed
oceans; scale impossible mountains; nnd
face Ilegions Of bayone,s, but for ono smile
from her dear lips. lie doa,s upon tn.
flowers she has cast away. lie cheslshe:
her glove--a liiila worn ia lie fingers
next his heart. He signs like locomotive
letting nf steam. lie scrawls her name
over f@lscap-fiting medium for his insan
i,y. Re scornfnlly depreca,es the alien
ton Of other boys of his own age cuts Pete
Thibbeis dead. because he said that the a
dorsble Angelina had carro,y hair ;rnd pas
ses Henry Bell contemp,uously for DARN.
TO compare s.iha, gawk, Mary Jane," win
bis incompatible Angelina.
Iispp. happy! foolish B,y-Love; will
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-10-30

Minds Of moderate caiber ordinaril,
condemn everything which is beyond their
range.
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My4 " GOODS
AND
GRrnr RATA AIMS!

u ~ e - = - "A - VI 50 = ~ -
WE have Just received direct from New York
choice assortment OF Ladies' Dress and Fancy
Article, such Delaines, Black Gros de Rhine
liz, P Man,iiias, ClangeabIe dress Sill, Black,
Blue, PINK, ann White Bonnet Sltins, Ladies and
Misses ponnets: New STYLE Of Lining to dn. do
Bonnet Rihband. and Tabs do. 10. do. Dress
and Man,i'ia Trimmings, Lidies Dress Buttons
in great variety Parasos all prices. Belts, Slides.
SILK and Linen Floss, Worked Collars, Blonde
Edging's, Tarlton's, Steel Beads, Bag and Purse
Clasps, Wors'ed Patterns, shell and Tuck Combs.
Florence Siits, all colors Linen and l.ise Edg-
ing's-,ogeiher IS ,h a variety Of other articles,
all OF which will be closed out al pleasing prices.
ncMANuS 81 SHEPHERD.
Davenport, April 10th, 1854.
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NEW SPRING
SUMMER GOODS

WE are now receiving from Boston ana Il
w Louis, large and complete assortment
u Spring md Summer Goods. CONSISTING OF
Dfy Goods, Groceries, Boots aud Shoes,
Hardware, Queensware. &c. &c.
All OF which we offer 20 seh law Tor Casl
ar Produce, as can he bought at any place Y
rown To all of our friends who have patrons
zed us for the last year. we re urn our SINCERE
thanks, and by continuance oil fair dealing
hope To merit share OF their patronage ~ ius
lure. Aud 10 all, we saw give US call and see
If we do no, do as woli II no, better by you thar
YOU can do elsewhere.
VAN TIYl & COOK.
Davenport, April 90, 1851.
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PHRENOLOGY, MAGNET.
ISM, sc. &c.

PHRENOLOG1, MAGNET :
ISM, &c. &c.
DYlate arrivals the subscribers have receiv-
d ed the following among various other works
Fowlers Phrenology,
g Physiology,
$ Hereditary Descent,
:. Love and Parcn,age,
q Memory and seliCuluirc,
!" Marriage,
Griscom's Uses and Abuses OF Air.
C9mbe.s Phrenology,
/" Constitution Of Man,
s. Physiology,
d DIGESTION and nietetus,
Universal Guide 10 Health,
Cutters Anatomy and Passiylogy,
Coms,ecks' PLY siologv
Deleuze's Practical instructions in Mngne.
lisni, Townshend's Facisin Mesmerism; Nature :
Divine r Violations, BY \. J. Davis; The Gfea'
iiarmon,a ly A. ]. Davis.
ALSO, lew Rsams Fine. Thin, French Let
Ter Papef, Gilt Edge and Plaia; which. with Tor
mer Stock, makes full assortment OF every des.
crlption OF Cap. Letter and Note Paper.
The public are requested 10 call and examine
w. II. HOLMES i co.
June 10, 1851.
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FAIL RIVER NAILS,

N KEGS embracing Sd fine Lath Nails. AZ,
~ all other sizes Just Iereiyed at the ilarG
aare store No. LIE Claire Row.
w. u. liILDRETH.
The superiority of Eastern Nails j. so vel
known that comment is unnecessary,
Davenport, March Goth, 1851.
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THE KING AND MS CoURTiERs.-
was orce King VIII, invited hi. couriiers
10 su,nptuous banquet, without. however.
telling ihemihe exact period at which il was
10 take place. The wise men among then
got their vestal robes prepared, aud belo
themselves in constant readiness TO ODE,
the summons; while many tboughiless ones
said 10 each olher-.Thcre are no signs a
yet in the palace Of preparations being
made fnr the feast. Let US amuse ourselves
~ we please, we shall have plenty Of lime
to prepare Aud they went away in dit
(ereni directions.
Suddenly the Kings herald sounded his
trumpet and proclaimed that The banquet
was ready, and that the guests should has
ten To il wiihou, delay. The wise cour-
tiers immediately presented themselves,
fit,ingly srrayed, while the foolish ones
came struggling la, clothed in their sohed.
everyday garments. YOU saidthe King
10 the former, shall Sit at my table, and
enjoy my feast, but you Tint hrve neglcci
ed nv invitation shall be cast out from m.
palace, and never suffered TO enter il a.
gain
Nov this King was the King Of Kings.
,he Lord, whose name is blessed forever.
Ills feast was eternal life; and you, oh, sons
Of men whom he has Invited 10 il. can in
terpret for Yourselves the reminder Of he
parable.-Eli=a Cook, from the Chaldee.
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LUMBER! LUMBER

LO MDLN. LII MBEK!
A LII persons DESTROYS of building substantial
A houses, can now be inundated viii
hard lumber Of all sorts and sizes, bycalInc o,
he subscriber al McCariby's Saw Mil. Nag
IN MAKERS, AMI all other irad-smen, using har.
lumber, Will please give US a call.
As he intends Keeping constantly on hand, al
assortment oil trst rate hard logs, he will saw l.,
order, by the shortest notice.
ALSO, Pine Lumber kept constantly on hand
EZRA CARPENTER.
Davenport, 10th April, 1851,
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Regular Packet fer 81 Louis.

THE light and substantial built
s.E& steamer Nj m N esOta. Joan
. SMITH, Mas-er, having been en-
tirely overhauled, reit;ed and repaired, will re-
sumo her place in this trade.
The Minnesota having been built expressly
FOR this trade, being OF light draugh, and fast,
combined with fine accommodations for Passen-
gers, will ensure 10 Shippers punctuaiiy in arri-
wing and departing. and no pains will be spared,
On the part of her officers, 10 promote the inter-
es's Of Shippers and the comior, OF Passengers.
Apply on board. March 21ih.-ts
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ls5I.l IIs5l
Regular Weekly Packet for st Louis.
TnE fine passenger steamer
BOn.AccOrd.

II. TkkSIt. MdSItT. HHNFH9 H''TI
thoroughly overhauled, painted and repaired,
has resumed her weekly trips for The above and
all intermediate points.
The Bon Accord being Of very ligh, draugh',
shippers and passengers may rely upon her
throughout the season.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage be-
slowed upon them the past senson, her officers
hone BY strict attention TO The interests OF ship
pers and the comfort Of passengers, 10 meri, a
continuance Of the sane. For freight or passage
apply on board. April 3D..
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MILL Saws Of Rowands' and other GOO
lsl make-64 and feet-extrs thick plates
A 81, Circular saws, from i6 TO 40 inch Cfos
Cut saws-American and imported lust re-
ceived at w. II. HILDRETfrS.
Dec. IL.
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NEW BOOKSl

A C0LLFC rlON of Miscellaneous Books.
n among them some very desirable works
tlso Stationery, may be found on sale unnsuall,
ow at the store Of A. SANDERS,
Post Office Building.
Davenport limo 10Th
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Revolution! Revolution!
A Com pIcte Revolution In the
Prices Of Clothing!

Prices Of ClOthiEg!
RHE subscriber, at the lid ts,aoiishes
| Stand ON Front Street, determined to Nee
ace with the times, has received very iafs
.ssortment oil
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Which he will Sell
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
His stock consists in part o! COATS, Nh
ack. blue. and hrown, drab and grey sack an
rock Goats. To- Alpaca Cfo,on Cottonads
inon Creek. Chin,z.
PANrALOONS, every st.le and color, hiae ;
rown. green, Yellow and figured Cassilncrs, d..
q. Sat,aef, Alpaca Linen, &c. &c.
VESTS, L!ack silks, figured and plain, Siahs
10. Alpaca, wursted linen, &c.
FURNISHING GOODS, fine linen bospmee
shirts, check, hickory, calico, cotton uhuet
shirts, suspenders, silk neck and pocket name.
xerchiefs; do. silk neck ties-coitoh nose:
trunks. CarYei Bags.
HATS, fashionable Silk Mole Skin, Iron
1900 up to $3.50 Panama, Palm Leaf Stra"
Caina pearl, Brush Wool, Angola, Fur.
Cloths, Cassimcres and vestinss.
Black French twilled Cloth, plain do. Blue
,reen, brown, drab, mulberry, cassimers, black
Doc Skin, piln do. Fancy mixed grey; brown
5luc. yellow. green, tweed, jeans, brown ans
white drilli Q. vestings, black figured and plan
Satin. Hrown do. Buff and White Marscilies
G cashmere do. All Of which will be sold b. th'
+, ard or piece low, or made up 10 order in thu
mos, fashionable Styles, and good tit guaran
,eed in ali cases.
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rNHE subscriber, at the Old Es,ahiishe
i Stand on Front Street, determined to nee
ace with the times, has received a very iafs
S.artn,apt nf
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An IMPRESSIVE ScENE-T'he Jury 10 tie
Railroad conspiracy Case, having retired TO
their room on THURSDAY, 10 consult Up D
their verdict, after RECEIVING the Charge u
the Court, n deep silence took place. which.
under the solemniiy Of the existing feeling.
no one seemed inclined to break. A,lasI.
one oi The oldest among them remarke j
that in view Of the Importance Of The Of
fence charged, the mss IF testimony, mud
the intricate character Of many Of ibb
questions Of facts presented 10 them ia
evidence-he felt his own want Of strength
and wisdom TO determine the line of his
duiy, and called upon fellow jury man IL
lead in imploring HIM, who giseth liberal
" aud upbraideth not, grace and knowledge
10 eulighten them 10 the flIfilmeut Of their
duties. The person thus solemnly appeal.
ed to complied will, the request; "and new
err says our informant, "was heard y
more eloquent, fervent, and sincere PRAYER.
than that which arose from his lips on thai
solemn occasion. "-Detron Adc
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CTEEL spades, S'eei Shoyels, Long iian4l
y 10. Hav 70 Ks, Straw Forks, Hoes, jus
fcceived and for sale nv
A,riIesl. VAN TuYI. & COOK.
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D2Ep Apples and Peaches lor sale low al
- dnc % DavENPoRr's
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Davenport. May god, 1851.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-14

Gen. Scott would make gallant nominee. but
their are several weak spots about him.--Nw
Orleans Bee.
Yes, one Of his arms is very much withered,
from Its having been shattered hv ball from the
enemy al the battle of Bridgewater. Il has been
one Of his s'weak spotso 70. more than thirty
years.
He has also ssseveral" other s;weak spots about
him." Of the same character, and from a similar
cause, having been 50 maugiei in another of the
battles which he fought upon our northern From
tier during the last with England, that he had
to Be carried on litter from the scene Of strife
to the town Of Utica, in an almost dying state
Yes Old CHIP has ''several weak spots ahont
him." that's true enough Washington (Pa.)
C0mmonuealtA ~ ~ =
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-14

BEAUTIFUL SENrIMENT.--,.I wolld frowu on
vice, would favor virtue---favos whatever oila
elevate, would exalt, would adorn character. ami
alleviate the miserles Of nv species, or contrib
ute to render the world Inhabited, like the he.v-
ems 70 which hooked. a place os Innocence aud
felicity. Though were 10 exist no ba-er than
those epaemera that sport in the beams Of the
summers morn, would rather soar with the ca
gle and leave the record Of my flight AMI M fall
among the stars, than to creep the gutter with
the reptile, and bed my memory and M boiy to-
gether in the danghill. However short M part.
| would act it well, that might surrender nv
existence without disgrace AMI witho Al cono,ac-
ton. r--DR NOrT
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-14

FLArTEnlHc PRrrERENcE.-Twc natives Of
the Marqncsas Islands have been carried to
France. The story runs, that On the voyage, one
ct their fellow passengers, fishing for compli-
ment, asked them which they liked best, the
French or English? ssThc English," answered
the mar, smackiny his lips; they are the fattes'r
Sand . great deal more tender" chimsd in the
woman, with grin that exhibited two rows OF
pointed teeth Us shcrp as cro.olile's
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-14

Mr. krieehbaum,-Sir: havetesn traubleesi 4
Diarrhea for some time. and ceHld net get ny -
icineS TO do me any COED Twas TtteEnfhssl@
get soma If your internal and External Rtnfas-
which did. Ia taxing two &cses "f year heatf-.s
to nv great surprise. | had discharge "a iste
worms Ihelieve, Asa 1t not been for ssur gsss
cine might have heeH lsia bsHesth TIE sec.
give this 10 you that the world rzay know iAt ssts
Tnrr Remedy has performed fer me. fcHrs,
Darlington, Aug.io, 1850 JOHN SHUTTLE
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NOTARY PUBL

NVI NM Tt BLU.
WIN c. SAUNDERS having received from his
w Exceilency, the Governor of Iowa. Commls-
sion as Notary Public, spectfully solcts share
OF public patronage. Particular attention will tie
given in all case wherein he may he employed.
such as the drawing of Deeds OF Conveyance of
every description, Letters Of Attorney. &c, Nc.-
Copies of all the laws Of the State Will lie kept by
him al his office, which for the present will he ~
the office Of the Commissioners Clerk. Des Moines
county.
EF=Partcular attention WILDE given to the pro-
curement of Bounty Land under the late law Of
Congress. dune so, 1851
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

SranYLIrY-SECURIT INDEPENDENTLY.
Mutual Life Insurance Company, oil New YORK
y = Million Of Dollars %f~fs
securely inv sted in Bonds and Mortgages on re-
Al estate in the cities OF New York and Brooklyn,
anu stocks Of the state anu City Of New York ana
United States Government.
All the Profits are divided among tho Insured.
The Company declared a dividend of prohts OF
fty-two per cent. on all existing policies on the
81 st of January, lS4S. 51 Of
e. Persons may effect isurance on their own hVes
and the lives Of others.
A married woman can insure the life OF her nus
band the benefits Of which are secured by law foi
the exclusive use OF herself or children.
Clergymen and all others dependent upon saia-
ries or their daily earnings are specially w
avail themselves OF resource whereby their sur
yiyins families may be secured from tue e'hsol
penury.
Pamphlets explanatory OF the principles o. Mu.
tual Life insurance, and illustrating its advantages
with forms of application, may be obtained AZ the
oitce OF Geo. Frazee. Agent, on Jefferson street.
! JOSEPH D. COLLINS, President.
INV "a. 1850 GEO. FRAZEE, agent.
..y.a- school,. DooKs.--The subscriber re-
A9xE p-c.fally in forms teachers and others that
| A he has constantly on hand and for sale
SA sltthe standard series or School BOOKS IN
use in the State, such as McGufey's Eclectic Sc
ries; Sanders. Eclectic series; Goodrich's Eclec'
tic series; Rays, DIVES, Emer sons, Adams, Col
| burns and Thoms sArithmetics Murrays''Nirk-
s. s.
! Muchelps, Nor SEES, Oiney's, Smiths and Good
/ rich.s Biographies; Goodrch's. Grimsha w,s,Wor-
| cester.s and FroSt's Histories; Geometries, fhl-
lcsophies ,ch emistries mineraloges botanies ge-
ulogicS ,phy Stolostcs and ASTRONOMERS NeoSter
4 and Walkers dictionaries.
/ BLANK BOOKS on handandrrocuredto order.
medium, de and capledgers journals, day books.
inv oces, cash books letter books, records. court
records. dockets etc ,hoters, quarto blank books,
loop tuck NOR and eather memo randums lea
Their and paper pass books, receipt books, copy
4 book s., etc, etc.
4 pAPER.-Foolscap, ruied and plain; letter pa
per, ruled plain. gilt and embossed; toiio posi-;
note ana bill paper fancy and plain; fiat csp, ma
BILE. blottng, tissue. cartridge and envelope papers
bnders'straw and tar boards; bonnet boards .press
boards, etc, ETC., etc. .'f $685.
SrATIONERY.-Ag reatvariety of sealing wax
waters luills, ink, inkstands, steel pens pencils
states ,letter clips, paper weights, envelopes, cut
lerv,etc., etc. J. F. ABRAHAMS,
nov $3.50 Book seller, Jefferson ST.. Burlington
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An Iowa paper says the village where it is
printed has recently been visited b. "Bloomar
freshet" On being questioned as TO what he
meant. the editor says: '.'rhe water was kasc
high in the streetsn
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-14

TRiECHBAUM'S Internal and lxa~,r-
n edy-A certain cure for Cholers, CAeser. -
bus, Diarrhea, summer complaint, Fever sad -.
Colds Coughs, Liver complaint, Dysp<psrn. 60
Faintness, Gout, Gripping Pains, Innammssaa. -.
Lungs, Chest and Heart Piles, Gravel. RA-ras
tism, Pains In Breast and Side, Bruises. So
Humors in the Blood, Soreness ana H@7r,a~--ps
the Limbs, Female Irregularities and sosp.a....H
and Diseases Of all kinds that prevsil in Ia
This new remedy IS prepared n ith gre.t &c..
expressly for family use. II Ia raIeuistea =, - -
serve health and move diseases. TA~refns. Hi
family should be- without IT, Isiscompos.A.r.rr41
of the best herbs and roots, w hich are rairn,..-
remove diseases without the slightest ialrrr -
IS as harmless as water. The pubic sre &c.
that they need not fear 20 use or reconmena 1. =
ii will perform all that Is stated I'm the D,r.rt,.,
This Medicine being purely Vegetable 80 -.
OF all mineral substances. can br usse 80.
under almost any circumstances. Ia rtr---.aI
the stomach, invigoratss the system saa .s..sns
prevents that lingering and prostrstseA tA.f
diseases. Time and experience has sstssf.esa,T-
tested the merits Of tAis Medicine. A prfr.v =
tentiou to diet is OF very great fmrnrtanrr !. Nh
diseases. Persons of delicate ecaststHt4an ~
require greater doses than those DF rhh4xr go
ter. Let this important truth b. bOrrs IL -.
that all pain or weakness is owing to rsoth,s -.
nant humors which impeee the eireulatsan AZ -.
blood This medicine winTemoYe all sue h.usss
of the stomach and bowels. and cleanse tAe go
Do not fail to- have recourse lin anr ra.r afiYrra-
When you have been restored br If. N~ Rnf4 wv ~
II yon require medicine, nuthfrE wilI lie mn -
benefit to yon as krIechbauns-s Internal .aa y,s.
nal Remedy, with ms written signature "a ..ss
label. -s~in short time Directions willie -.
lished in pamphlet form.
Directions for FlGfsra.--Far Adults. EN- Efaf
PeaF@Hce at the disease fEnM Co. t~r f@AAr tan
SpoGHsfgl every ten oF fifteen Hsruutes =se4tdr,
10 the violence Cf attack. repeating artlE ess.s.
bates. The parts afflicted with crsmY ard sstr 80
triskly with a portion ef the dTepS-ssss. wss ,
flannel cloth with the sane, ard place il she 49,
OF the also ON the bowels. stuEa@eAe NJ trr.
ard repeat it. Children In proportion
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-14

Nor Bsp.-A Young AMI pretty g;ri attended
Ball Oh the 18th at Oshkosh, Wisconsin deckel
OF in the shorts AMI pants. Sle was the oaly one
in the mode. The other ladies were shocked
They regagded her short skirts as decidedly i'm
modest. she quietly remarked that If thy w,aii
pull up their dresses about the ascs teJ on ut to
be, their skirts ros.ld be as short az hers
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-14

Mr. ]. G.. kriechhsum-Sir: II is with rrestplss
sure that I give you these few lines. Nj vife wss
taken about six mouths since, sifh fAesassxss
lection in her hand, " hirh vas so severe thai IN
few weeks she was almost unable 10 use H. lEsts
application to some of the most emfr~rt ftEf-
clans OF this place. to ne eff c.. AtfstfrsErr-
vailed upoR to get little of your iaixftaI sH1 ~
tersal Remedy, and be fore she used II sE tss LEI
hand was almost well, anii SO fhatshs sess
not suffer any ihconr enisnee by 10 al al ard Ifsr-
ly believe that IL Ill siss r-rnaHent fnv ~ w.
Rheumotir affections. About three years sElEtsl
took very severe cold which sFtFFfa rn ~ i#Ffsr
and tat time have teen seveFtfy stRfeteH wrfl
pain in my breast, splitting Of blood. eta. by VI
ing about half bottle Of your Remedy, " wss sar
tireiy removed sincerely recomnsnsye rr nsS
icine to the vorabIe consideration effhe Fuths'
Burlington. Jan. ., 1850 IN RHfTAAAA