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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-01

so i. - ~ 3isss go & Az
f0sr Dn slcssss, is~a ~ q
D1As i1snzsss ~ sssa - lslstrs IL
- g. n. II - p,nee,
Dr. 60 ifo6e 4is6e etimede 80. epi.
un11s uhise Temx Rrd II Bassse Asps !,
sust thsOsGk ttem beuaas deepay Res 3ssei
in ths western Ssas~s !, and finally bsde up
ny mind u cls0se wessefn hose. slyoueh
eucctuased ~ sasss and dissnaSiedb ~ M ers,
whom l should judge had been as far wfa. as
the borders Of Michigan and isIinoss, bnt
had meyer srsn The Dies Moines Valley: in
short, had never crossed the Mississippi riv-
er. have visited some Of the oides: settle
merfis 10 tbs STATE; the;r growth Is rapid,
and nos s'aii IN, the fasareY ina business
point OF view, end SOME writers have said,
but nov.
Iyisitsd sPe'lar las. week. settled by the
Hpilanders. whom your worthy correspond
cnt noticed come time since. A more frater-
nal open-hearted people l never met WITH
Iissir society is n model for an intelligent
community, and weuld well reward the vest
rrn touri.t by visiting IT.
Real estate has increased enough about
here make many of the farmers-a and early
settlers Independently rich, and know 20
better p'acc than Fort Desmoinrs for busi-
mesa or investment. In short time the rail-
road willreaeh this place from various points,
and then the farmers produce viii increase
in value, and other business in proportion.
Harvesting has commenced, @and believe
express the feeling here, when say that a
more bountiful crop has never appeared
Indian corn that in New England could
scarcely beseen two weeks ago, stands from
three to six feet high, and al the labor re-
qnired is done BY the plough and the planter;
the hoe has been dispensed with.
10 conclusion allow me to suggest to those
who are interested in the cultivation of the
soil, to at least visit Iowa, and am confident
they woa d be ashamed to turn their backs
on country like. this, not only beautiful but
rich and easily ottnined.r Yours, 3. 7. p.
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Heavy Robbery /!


MIR. s. y. Carpenter, Editor OF the Wis
consinPatriot, was robbed last Tuesday night,
on the cars, at some point between Adrian
and White Pigeon, of near eleren thousand
dollars. mostly in Ohio and Indiana bills.
Mr.. G. has no clue TO the ree5er, or robbers
MS his small satchel containing the money,
and which he kept close TO his person, must
have been taken whilst he drowsed, having
bsen deprived CT sleep for several nights on
account of indispostion, from which he bad
sufficiently recovered however, to travel.-
Surprising no one knew the treasure was in
his possession, he was less on his guard than
he would have been undtr other cirCunstan-
ces. lie is confident thar some person or
persons must have been knowipg 10 his re-
ceiving considerable SUMS in Gh,o: and fol-
lowed him for the purpo2e Of robbery. Mr..
G. stopped over ut several piaes> sIsthe road,
with the vain hope of discovering some clue
! t. the robbers, but NIT with no success =
The satchel containing The money was made
of rubber cloth, and contained also several
articles Of wearing apparel
Mr.. G has been absent from home several
months with his agent, dsposing of territorial
rights Of his celebra O Patent Rotary Pump
and Water Metre, Of which the papers East
West and South have so profusely spoken in
praise. We understand he has sold to. an
amount exceeding eighty thousand dollars,
the greater portion of which, it seems, was
received in real estate or reserved for future
payments. As soon as he reached our city
on Saturday evening, and male known his
case TO an old friend, he was rendered five
hundred dollars for temporary relief, but de-
ciined receiving it saying, his invention had
brought him 'pile, and that it was good for
still greater sum; and that he yet had suf-
fcient left for pressing oxigencies that he
started his business in northern Illinois some
nine years ago without shilling, and had
clbowed his way through thicker difficulties
than this, and thanking his generous friend,
decided to remain in our citya short time,
/ to see if tickle fortune would not by some
means turn her wheel in the way of detecting
the hand that robbed him. He takes it very
coolly, and says it ''was na,hing but propertl
after all, and of course relics upon his en-
ercies and his valuable inventionto replace
it, which he no doubt will accomplish in Q
short time.
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A SPIRITUAL PREDICTION. The New Eng
land Spiritualist puts on record as test, a
communication received on the 30th of June
from a spirit, 10 the effect THAT ''Dr. Kane
recently passed away from earthly life, his
mortal body having been crushed by the ice,
as he went after his crew, who had gone in
search of land. His ships have been broken
to pieces and destroyed, and most, If not all,
of his crew are in the spirit world. The
spirit also stated that, he in company with
DIR. Kane, Sir John Franklin and others, was
last night in the polar regions, and saw the
remains of DR.. Kane upon the ice, with
clothes, papers, and his watch, upon which
they saw his name, 30. Kane, he having en-
graved it thereon, not expecting to escape,
but hoping that it might possibly be found
by some one in search Of i'm.
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YtyKK af4KKE ~

New York, JAY $, z
e FIuuri Is cse 10 tws snisiinks ipa ese aAies
100 Ibis .. Sc I.4aIJ fsr sra.r. So, Is for
mixgd to farics westfrn. Canadian u 2
'iorer.r Sales s Is bb,s 6, 81 2at0. %.
GRarx-Whest la er, sales y 600 bush.
red southern i..1Ii. 80 Rve duh Ills.
Csrn Arm ard IN fair demand, sales 4 900
9nassl. Oats aufl and lower, sales $500 foI
State ard western.
PRSvfaoss-v Very firm sales 500 bbls, 10
G5a IL. IS for new mess, l6 6sal67 5 for prime.
Beef active. Cut meats shade firmer with
moderate sales. Lard active de nand. sales
400 bbls 10 3-4all. Butter dull. Whisky,
sales 400 bbis Ohio and Foreign 40 Al.
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a letter from California states that grass
| hoppers are creating great havoc all over the
country. Colonel Alphonso Suffer informs
the Maryland Herald that the gardens and
vineyards at Hook Farm have been sweet
away as with waves of frs. They appeared
| in immense swarms at Sacramento and va
rious other places, and whenever they appear
| they leave nausht but ruin IN their wake.
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a,cu,sox RYy1,pt,ryp ,r HoaE.-A corr

ArcHlsos RgYuDrArEp AT HoaE.-a cores
pondens of the Sc. Louis tsDcmocrat" writ
ing from Westport, Missouri, under date OF
| the Sd inst, states that meeting Of thee
liens a Platte county, held on the previou:
day, for the purpose Of getti up instrue-
| tons to the Platte members, IN the Legisla-
ture, to vote for Atchisone for Senator this
Fall, the public voice was Overwhelmingly
against him. -
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raoMrHEpLA1Ns-sANTAF E NEwaEx1co

aSsEss ~. LoeisJ July -.
We have later adyices from. Santa Fs.-
Col. Fontleroy returned on the 18th from his
pursuit Of the Utah Indians. The troops
overlook party Of them on the head waters
of the Arkansas river, killed forty. took FIVE
prisoners and captured thirty horses, camp
eqa'page &c. One soldier in Mai. Brooks
company, was killed. Notwithstanding the
vigilance Of the troops, small parties of In
dams steal into the settlements and kill and
rob ut their pleasure. Bishop Lemy had a
portion of his stock run off. His herdsman
killed one of the thieves. In the latter part
OF june Mexican was shot near Albuquer-
que. Other instances of the kind have oe-
CURED in the territory.
"A convention was held at Albuquerque on
the 18th and nominated Miguel 0tero candi-
d~ie for delegate to congress.
Business throughout the country was dull,
AMI money scarce. The financial depart
menss of Paymaster and Quartermaster. is
reported as in a low condition. Some mer-
chants teams had arrived ia Santa Fe and
others were mes at different points on the
route.
Troops were seen by the mail party, at
Little Creek, Arkansas river and Walnut
Creek. going along well. The Kicwas, Ca
manches and Cheyenne Indians were at the
crossing receiving their annuities from the
Government.
A settlement was being made at Walnut
Greek by party of Missourians. making the
distance between civilized paints on the San
Ia Fe route. $50 miles.
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Lands for Sale.

Lands for Sale.
On ACRES prairie near the S. W corner CITY
~ Limits, enclosed and we'll set in timothy Price
s. 90 per acre. + RI rf4-
20 acres timber on the Fort Madison road rs M lie
and half below the city, well adj pied for nrscry
g market garden, and will be leased for a term Of
years to Unewho Will improyeit
s. acres the river and bluff in the lower part
of the city. Price SLIGO. I'D
rs 95 acres mile and half below the city on the
river. and known the big Spring" Price 81 GOO.
16o acres in Jefferson county near The town of
Glasgow and on the Keokuk ard Fairfield road. and
neer tn, line Of Railroad-for sale ut bargain
Persons having real estate for sale are requested
call at the Real Estate Agency" of
l.. D. STOCKTON,
n. w cor I'd and Washiuy ton ste
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Horace Grealy's Estimate of Paris.

e .
Writing from Chnmounix, at the foot of
Mont Blanc, on The Eth ult., Mr.. Greedy
thus talks Of Paris
Six weeks (consccutively) Of Paris must
be an overdose for any rational being.
Frenchnen not included; and it was with a
feeling of real relief and satisfaction that
found myself at last, after several vexacious
delays. outside of the gay city and heating
southeastward atrailroad speed for a few
weeks wandering among the gens Of the
Alps. Paris is y city Of delights for the
young the fortunate, the thouchtlrss, the
pleasure seeking; yet cannot realize that |
was ever in condition to enjoy it thoroughly.
OF course am not forgetting that science
art, philosophy, have their temples in the
French capital. and that many of their most
ilustrious votaries there dispense knowl-
edge to waiting mu,ttudes; l Judge that a
young man absolutely proof against the sor-
ceries Of sensual enjoyment might there quail
ify himself RAPIDLY and certainly for eminent
and certain usefulness: q for girls seeking
substantial education, there is not city on
either continent that should not be preferred
to this. but the common, obvious, visible
life Of Paris is so egotistic, so shallow, so
facetious, that ldoubt the possibility of shar-
ing il for even season without a decline in
moral sanity. Voltaire is embodied in Paris
acute, satirical. selfish, cynical, sensual, ir-
reverent, yaluing everything as it may be
turned to present use and believing in moth
that it cannot bite. Paris has probably pro-
duced more libertine novels than nj. the
world beside, and nowhere else are the in
tellectual classes so profoundly, inveterately
irreligous. Faith in a benign 0mniscience
does not underlie the general life; and the
painter who, returning from an excursion in
the country, reported to his brethren that
nature was badly got up-sstoo much green
with bad arrangement of light and shade'
would have been at home nowhere else
than in Paris
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BuFFaLo, July %.
Flour duh and declining. Sales lUo bb!s.
WIS SIS and 100 SSH.
Wheat tends downwards. Sales 800 bush.
mixed Indiana atl.75.
Corn dull, ssies 600 bu light Ohio 50.
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Law Books! Law Books
Redfelds recent Publications.

llousayes Men and Women OF the Eighteenth
Century. vols, Emo. 81, so
Lousaye's Philosophers and Actresses. vols.
Emo ........................ $50
GayarTe's history of Louisiana. . vols, Syo. 800
Ahchaud'r history the Clusades. , s.l2mo rs
kenrck's Ancient Egypt under the Phara-
obs. vols, l2lao Observation-Disclosures. $50
Las Casess Memoirs Of Napoleon. vols,
l2mo. .......................... 400
o Meara's Napoleon in Exile. vols, Pm. 200
Jomints Campaign of Waterloo. l2mo.... rs
Tuekerman's Month in England. l2lno....... Is
Iuckern"n s Memorial Of Grrcnough limo ] 90
harrington Sketches of his own Time. l2mo 20
Moore's Life Of Sheridan. vols, 12mo...... 200
Bruee's Classic and Historic Portraits. I2mo 90
Mcdonnell S western Characters, liluztated.)
l2mo 1925
Sheiis Sketches Of the Irish Bar 2 vols, Emo
Nole's Fifty Years in both uemispheres.-
lzmo. rs
pulszky's airs.) Tales and Trations of Hun
gary. l2lno. ............................... 1 rs
Bond Minnesota and its resources. limo. 90
ELEPHANTS Russian Shores of the BLACK Sea.
lLino........- 90
smyth's 4 Year with the Turks. I2mo. rs
| Chesney's (col.) Russo Turkish Can paigns.
Hanna Satire and Ssi,ist: I2m" ~ ~
! Wright's Narrative of Sorcery and Magic.
80. / IS
Groves Night Side of Nature. limo. ... | 90
Greeley,s AR. and Industry. l2mo.. ..,.... / 90
k'p,s tBishop) Cntacombs of Rome. i2mo. Is
u
Maurices Theological Essays. II Ao......... / 90
l!allou's Divine Char scter indicated. limo. 90
earey's fAiiee) 0loyernook fist ana I'd series.)
| vols. I2mo. .......................... 2 90
carey ALICE Hagar A Storyiot To-Day.
l2mo.. 90
Carey's Alice I.yIa and other Poems. limo. 10
/ Aytoans lProf, W. En- Lays Of the Scottish
Cavaliers. 12luo...... 90
Aytonn's pref W. FL Firnulan, the Stu
! dent of Badsjoz. Northumberland. so
| Chesehro's tCaroline) Dreatnland by Daylight.
12mo.. IS
chesehro's tCaroncj Children Of Light
! 90
| Shesebro's Caroiine) liza, A Pilgrimage.
limo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. co
! Cook IL Esten) the Youth Of Jefferson. limo. rs
&C.. 2 vols, 2mo.. -. .................. 90
Herbert's tW. H. Cavaliers Of England.
IZmo %
llerbert's tW. ii. knights Of England, France
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Herbert's CIV. H. Cheyaers of France.
limo i 20
Herber.'s Nv. H. Marmaduke wyvil. l2mo ] 25
Bernani's Lionskin ard Lover Hunt. limo ! 90
Paxton's Stay Yankee in Texas. limo. IS
Paxton's wonderful Adventures Of Capt.
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G.. II. WALDIN,
"a watch Maker and JeweIrer.

hs-N X
el.s3 49,
DEALER IN FINE JEWELK3
TLOCKs. Watches, Mathematical, Optical =
" Musical Instruments. Of Jewrlry, such - -
Disponds, Rings, Breast Pins, Locket, DC, ~
at fine stock as ever was br0ugbtto this STATE,
Spectacies, PehIes, perecsoplic, Perifofhj =.
CoDtave Glasses set in Gold, Silver. fine steei :.
g s. frames. TELESCOPES, fine Pocket kni'c
Mathematical and Surveyors Compaaasa..
Drafting Ins rumenis, Magniiying Glssses, " !,
scopes, Prisms, Polyeramas, Magic Lanterns -
m0neters. ..,s
Silver Plated Ware Of all kinds. such rs lss e.
spoons, pocket and Pehknyes. Over lsV MT -T 3
kinds superior Scissors and Shears. for Baroef AZ
ors and ordinary uses Regsr,s BE vie kniyss.
some of the best Sewing SeeileF in the woFa
instruments, aceorleons with 10 and ~ ~ les
and without semysones STurbInfs, Mondei ',.,,c,
viois, Russian Italian and German vioins, I1.re
Gnitus with sheixtstimrrosement f r,.s, Ia
lets, Fifcs. Pral0s, Trims, Tanlbornes, Snnsr
ian. and German violin sfrings, Tuning f,Ihns NJ
Those whs want to buy invite To call o. has
find greater assortment I'd variety o! III /,
ever has been in one place here before and s,s
sold low, wholesale ard retail.
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A HosRisiE psAr1.-Ine IN m!iy at AIR. David
Carrsnstoa OF Bethany, have been trsabiea with an
eteaslve scent about ,aeirpFemses f,r uSsk past,
which saielted 50 much like decayins ea,, tina, Mr..
I. AMI his NJ rkneE css,nusnecd search last Friday
10 arosftaip the csRsepf tbs nuisance. Al ter dill
isent searck ths discovered the dead body of man
among the an'terhssash, near faeir residences.
The BODY APPEARED in sitting posture, and va.
Paffaaity dSayed, hat ret much % render rec
oznition impossible. After an examination II the
features and fosm the eSsased wns ascerta;nc to be
Henry 0cslyer, 1t Woodbury.. Further inquiry Ia.
brought to light tie saase IL his death. Ii seoms
that the unfortunate ef iutempsrste hah1ts
and left his house 90 the ith Of lasy TO have
good time" He vent 10 Seymour. and was .scn
here en- the morning ef the s.h. where h. procured
tia pail and weat ~ thsdsstery IL Staidard Chat
fed, situated an the border at the town of Bethany
whsre t i saidi he ssess hqaar eacash TO Eli lis
PAIL ssd then bssame gssesay intoxicated.
I'm the eventnx ef she ssh If July I've was .eta in
that vicinity, and h prbsb.y made his Way into the
brssh. whefe he drank finely Of tbs liquer thas he
dsd, Ills bSdy WAS not Ton nd until Eiiay, JAY
18Th. When discovered, the body Vas ia sitting
po,,sre. With the psil osissag hvfs~e him. and his
bead leaned ferrsM a. y ccnspsetsy immesse his
face in the pail II liquor.
nue ierfihle death than thiss from the eEects If
liquor vas probably seser read a. Away fsnsn
bis ta,nsl-fnsa home anil friends hep<fishsa help
k~ ard al. .. ca enr nstfaal birth Saa - - true
siiseipie ~ dese4cs If BsSchs.--t Nrw nsscn 5ess
4 ~
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The Iron Horse!

CHICAGO AND IOWA UNITED!!!
n B. COOKE & CO., Wholesale Book Sellers, 1875
~. Lake street, Chicago, have made n contract
with all the IRON Horses to carry goods into Iowa
in double quick time, and in perfect safety.
The HAwK-EyE MAN will tell you that on his
recent trip Our CRY he perfectly astonished at
the piles Of Books Cards and Stationery he saw at
our ho,rsc. lie could only exclaim, "Proaigious,
"Prodgious!" -. -
Ms- hen You come this way call in and see u.s.
d. B. COOKE & Co., l35 Lake ST.
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a sad occurrence happened some time ago
in farm house near Liberty, in Missouri =
The mistress Of the house became i'll one
morning, having. according to symptoms,
received an attack OF cholera Her husband
had left the house at daybseak, and her only
daughter, who was then with her, sent for a
physician. After a few tours the latter ar
rived, but was already at the door received
by the sobbing girl with the cry ssShe is
dead !. He was conducted into the room
where the corpse lay, examined il, and di-
rected the daughter net TO allow the inter
ment until n hours; he had scarcely done SO
when the corpse nodded Significantly. The
daughter saw this motion, and was so horri-
fed that sh- feil down dead on the SPOT. Ii
is a well known fact that persons who die of
cholera retain the warmth of the blood for a
long time, freqaently alarming bystanders
b, contraction of the muscles. $50
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ErIouErrE.-,A King of Spain is said to
have roasted to death while his attendants
were debating whose duty it was to draw
back from the fire. The Westminster takes
this for picture Of the British ministry sac
rifcing a brave army while Parliament sits
still grooming over equity generals.
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q 81 ~ - Nav IaTk, ..
The Pacific sailedto day with IS passengers
and 500 ,O1tin specie among ths passengers,
Mr.. Pearson, bearer Of dispatches.
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The Wholesale Book Trade at Chicago

The Wholesale Book Trade at Chicago.
D : b. coo * Il q 9 o.,
-. Publisher; Wholesale Dealers in
Books, Stationery and Pocket Maps,
s. No. 1875 Lake street. CHICAGO.
@A- Western Booksellers will consult their own
interests by making their purchases at our house, as
our assortment is the largest in the United States,
and prices, considering the cxpenseCt freight "a low
As Eastern rates b. b. COOKE & Co.
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D. b. COOKE Il cos 3

5s ID. b. COOKE 4 cos
Series of RAIL-RTAD MAPS are the most novel,
unique and useful things ever published.
I Now ready "Great Western h. K. Guide, being a
Railway Map of the Western States, showing
Railroads and Stations il the States Of
| 81. Ohio, INDIANA Illinois, Michigan, Wis
consn, Kentucky and Canada
rs The following now form uniform series:
Railway Map of Ohio; Railway Map of Illinois,
9" Indiana; Great West IN r. R. Guide.
So Each of the above named are put up in peck
ct form for travellers. card board FOR Office
Is3- The above can all be sent per mail.
d. L. COOKE Co., 1875 Lake st.
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Farm for Sale,

arm lot sale.
A FARM oil 80 acres-so prairie ard 10 timber
n well improved, situated in DsnyiIle township,
and with one mile of the Messenger farm, is offer
ed far sale.
@ For particulars enquire of Woleot Seymour,
June IL. NJ. Kelsey.
1UsTreceiyed, "a 9, neral assortment Of Port Monies
lair Brushes, Coral Beads, Gard Cases Accorde-
ons, Thermometers, German Silver Spoons, &c. 6c. ,
fos sale by A WI W CARPENTER. Z
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Boston, July Is.
John N. 6annest, q lawyer of walpoie, fell
dead u our Atheneum today.
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Important to the Legal Profession

Important to the Legal Profession
ID. B.eCOoKE 4 Co., 1875 Lake street, Chicago,
Have in press and will speedily publish, a Law Book
which will prove valuable acquisition to every
member of the Bar
Entitled "A Practical Treatise on the power to
sell land for the non-payment Of taxes assessed there
on - embracing the decisions of the Federal Courts,
and of every State in the Union, by
RoBERT S. BLACKw ELL. of the Illinois Bar.
re- The work will contain almost 500 pages and
will be got up in sy lie unequaled by any law book
ever before issued.
4s- Fairy orders solicited from members Of the Ear
Address d. B. COOKE Il CO.,
June Is, 80 l3j Lake ST. Chicago.
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H.
Isst,ed under The seal saHrf;0H and authority OF H
UNIVERSITY OF FREE MEDICINE
AND POPULAR KNoWLKDGE.
Chartered by the state of Pennsyyani apn ~ 100"
With capital Of 500, 0Oo. II,
Mainly for the purpose Of arres',ng inc CIV"
Also for sur plying the Community with reliable ~
m.dies wherever a Competent Physician cannot q
will not be employed. have purchased from " ''''
R. Rowapd his celebrated -.a
Rowands Tonic Mixture, -.
Known upwards of twenty five years as thss 81
safe cure for
Fever and Ague, &c.
And his inestimable remedy for Bowel Complaint
Ropand's Compound Syrup Of BldekbsnI
Root,
Which highly approved and popular herncdies; y
rethor with the Uniyersity's Remedy for Complsh'
Of the Lungs, ~,
The University Is Remedy for Dyspepsia or indig'
tion.
The University's Remedy for costive Bowels. i.
Also tho Unircrsity's Almanac may be had, az y
Branch Dispensary, or Store Of y. Il. GAY, hgs'7
Burlington Iowa. lmay 10, o'-'H