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MACHINE BEITTNc

receiving the largest sappy fBeltins ever brought
70 ss State Sax years experience enahles me to cheese
ef nJ customers The very best article made an, .,s
agent 10 Iowa far the sale Of vaIcanirs Rubber B,,;ny
manufactured by The Boseu Betting Co am .isa aser
Ter the best manufacturers Of Leather Bssng ID m, III
TED states fsers b much deception used Ia the nan
assetsre o, Betting thar have spared pains TO procure
an stie's that S stand the test every respect CaI
At No 4 Rsl,ing Depot, Main street. : I 49, -
sep "a i mrs
DRINTyNG PAPER AGEyCY.-rh. NIB
scfioeF has been appointed Agent, TO sen for the
Rentoaspors nss their saeror Printing paper ans nj,
keep constantly Aa iare los II aiisses ann 4 4 =
icu u any IN the market 80 a q rEAR -
Front ses~et Burlington ler, J.
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HARDWARE,

HARD z
White, Pierce G. Waterman.
a Importers, wholesale and retail dealers u
fX:1 in foreign and domestic ca
..$I, HARD W.AREAND CUTLERYV
TINNERS STOCK shetland bolt copper, tin plate,
i sheet and block zinc shee, iron and timer :
tools complete in sets Iron steel nails glass Stoves
and tnware, blacksmith carpenter and cooper tools.
Sign Of the Lock Main street, Burlington.
NJ. Invite,
r. S & 2. G. PIERCE '.e
june 20! lete D. d. WATERMAN.
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]. F. TALLANT

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer
w I'm Drugs, Dyes, Dye. Woods, Pcr.H
fumcry, Brushes, Paints, Oils, Win. -
dow Glass, Glassware, American and
Main Jefferson streets, Burlington, Iowa Having per.
manenty removed to the above location of the most
commodious and elegant establishments in the West the
subscriber invites the attention of his old friends and
toners and the public generally to his large and varied
stock Of goods In his line, which will be sold very low
rate He haso hand
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Received and for Sal,

---.--. AeCtlV6U anu 1OT SaIe
On BBLs Bclchcr's Syrnp;
~ 40 bbls. do 'F''7 10 '- .7sEsef@rsta. ~r
"s'fs so Kegs do j. do sfsta sr l. .-s...,
bbs Stew arts Golden Syrup; -.Is T..
70 bbls Sugar H,use MoIa.scs; ss -f ....
20 do Layton's super. do .s.....
s.f 25 do do do do
20 do New Orleans do
For sale cheap by JNO. s. DAVID,
oct. 81. Water Street
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TX boxes fresh assorted Fruit; 200 bushels prim
III Dried Apples 50 bushels fine peaches; Is
bushels fine pealed peaches, for sale At 's7.
aug. z. II. E. HUNT CO.'S
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J. C. THOMPSON'S
MERCANTILE COTT,EGE

On WaxhisGtoa, bet,ceen Main aud srti Streets :,
K1NHlS Institution presents superior facilities to Cen
temen DESTROYS of obtaining practical business
acHton The course OF study embraces double single
entry bookkeeping, practically applied to all kinds OF
business The design also OF this Institution qualify
Its students for the Practical and Intelligent discharge of
oaca business whether limited extended. No text.
books are used The memory only is taxed but the
understanding addressed and the school Is therefore
considered counting room. and the student in
odueed as 1t were into actual business The school
vidualy and in classes they may enter any time
Examinations held as often become necessary and
certificates awarded to those found competent rep.
resent the Institution in commercial capacity.
For particulars address the Principal by letter other
wise and receive circular.
nov6-Smd j. C. THOMPSON
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New Threshing Machine Mandatory,
IN BURLINGTON. To w A.
ITO M r EFT THE Rapid AND
GREATLY INCREASED DEMAND
FOR MOEFITrT'S PATENT GRAIN SEP.
AHATORS have, at heavy outlay of capital
made very extensive arrangements for manufacturing
the best possible manner large supply Of these superior
Machines for the ensuing season, and shahereaer make
A branch of my business...This is the Ma
chine which has taken the highest Premiums at the Worlds
Fair in London at the Crystal Palace Pair " at the
State Fairs of Ohio Indiana and all other places where
It has been tested and stands at the head Of all
known Machines for Threshng and Cleaning all kinds of
GRAIN doing large amount OF work with less waste Of
Grain In the straw delivering the Grain in cleaner state
than any machine In use .,-.sta,y s. II
shall rake two sizes of the machines, for Eight
horses, capable Of doing more work than any other
chine OF its sixethe small Machines for and four
horses is intended for the Farmers own use. And
will thresh and clean the Grain Perfectly and deliver
II In bags ready for the mill *7 st' - S
The Horse Powers. Which make for these
MACHINES, are the most durable and liyht-,unnin1
po,eers In use CRAWFORDs PATENT CLOVER HUI
LER. furnished TO order at the lowest prices.
~ orders or communications from distance prompt.
~ attended to 81 (july 14ly) CHARLES HENDRIX
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Splendid New Paper Hangings.
H. w. ANDRES & Co..
IMPORTERS of English, French nnd
American Wall Paper, &C., 6c., 81 Ran.
dolph street. Chicago, ILL., Orders by mail will be execu-
ted with the same attention and promptness as though
parties were purchasing in person, and by
dealing, hope to merit very liberal.
share OF patronage. 80
Country Merchants, BOOKSELLERS, Druggists and
others who deal In Wall Papers, will consult their
ess by calling upon US before sending orders East
ing elsewhere. imay2Sy1
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NEW ANDELEGANT JEwELRY.-1

NEW AND NTJEWELRY...Tht
~ undersigned has just received and opened a.
hts establishment on Third street nearly opposite the Bare
rett House. large stock of
JeWelry. Consisting OF ladies and gents, iac pins
earrings, hngcrrings gold guard and fob chains gold
pencils and pens, silver &C.. &c. would say farther
that have fun and general of all kinds of
Jewery and other articles usually kept in eweIry estab
hments my jewelry is all The latest fashioas for
quality, finish and beauty, inferior TO Give me
cali, IS seI my goods a, only small advance
Eastern WHOLESALE PRICES
SRemember the place Third street, nearly opposite
she Barrett House.
Watches and all kinds efjeweiry repaired on short
notice and at low prices fi,iy AL J. PR0CHASKA
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..I .-... Wanted Immediately. l..
000 BUSHELS Rye.
. IV,OOU2,0u do Barley. for which will
ray few cents over the market price deliverable
the Distilery. north of town, or Mt rho Warehouse
of Penselcy b Michncls. u. q. KENDALL.
IN, sept. rs. '5jy. l.,,t:.a,, ..,..t ..... ..,.
1--WE Hundred bbls. Salt, by -.....-- -,
T. ,ct &, 'JOIIN s. DAvIDi
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~>
: bb'sassoricd Nnfs;
500 nr ass'd fremont
Iron CO.. Nails
70 nests 80 Tubs;
Is DO ss do
80 doass deos d buksss
ZOE dos : h.Fpcd d
% 90 : DO 90
70 90 Eng 90 cedar DO
tW bali bashsl measures.
to0 assorted Basketr;
70 dos doilnc washbcafds
. do weil buckets;
20 coiis asscrted nope;
~ doz 90 ied cor0s;
- do q" CLONES lines;
3oo Toe bengsiindiSoi
guy "Msdoef;
6oo 90 Coppeias; Is al
guy 90 Alum;
2so 90 snlpnarI
~ 90 Alisp,cs;;
Z oois gioana o.hse'
~ b1 70 Ahsp,eei
rs bhl.pulv'd Salcratus;
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..,.zs E Fancy Groceries. ,....,....
IN BOXES assored Pickles. 10 bx pepper sauce;
~ do Tomato Catsup; els Et 7asG5
10 do pure mustard; Is bx. lemon syrup;
10 do Brook s Chocolate; 20 bx. nss'd candy
sf 20 do prime starch---for sale by 81
june % KIMBALL l. co
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.,..,' ,..' STOVES! STOTES!! ~

80 ..,.,' . STOVES! STOVES!!a '@ s7
Old Fogies nowhere, and Young America in the
ascen1ency!! '''-
HE largest stock of Cook, Parlor and Box Stove
Il ever shipped to Burlington. Among which
be Found the unrivaled Uncle Tom 3 Cabin, Air Tigh
Cook Stoves fol- burning wood or coal. s
Also the Meteor Air Tight, best wood stove in the
world, New Eaglr. Black Diamond, Clipper May
Queen, Western World, New World, Climax, Para
gon. Scranton, Davy Crockett, Premiums, old and
new patterns, Elevated Ovens, Green River and La
dies Favorite. -----a=s----'--
good work no sale; they are of Eastern manufac,
ture. rnd superior castings.
The undersigned are prepared to sell cheaper than
the cheapest 1--we ask of the public is to give us
a,call and try us. WHITE, PIERCE L WATERMAN
june y Sign of big Lock. Main st., Burlington
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KINlBALL & co.'s
Grocery Department.
OK HHDs n, sugar;I
VI 800 bbls. Belcher's

OK HHDS NO. sugar;
VI 500 bbls. Belcher',
ass'd sugar.
20 bbls crushed, pulv',
and loaf do.
100 axis RIO Coffee;
80 I" Havapa green do
so pockets old Govern
ment Java do.
so bbls Bclchess S II mo
lasses;
so half 90 " :"
$50 10 gal. kegs " :"
10 !" q "goldensyruI
bbls !" Z.
50 a. La a "
so " . s II moiass,s
40 I bbls do do
40 !" plantation do
5 bblsNel ntwMackerc
10 do do 2 do do
~ do do 3 do. do
Is 3do do 2 do do
Is do do 5 do do
50 kits :. | do do
so do do 2 do do
5 ticress nice Goldfish;
so boxes scaled Herring
5 tierces fresh beatRiec
50 bbls new dried Apple
so SKIS do do Peaches
Is bbls old cider Vinega
10 bxs choice VaTobaec'
Is do Mo do
70 do do do
~ 40 mo NAT Leaf do
~ oxs. cut q dried do
10 90 q! Havana kegaii'
cigars;
~ DO Caba ! II Cigars
io0 90 sxio Gisrs;
o0 40 iexE 90
oV 90 lVx!4 DO 49,.
20 do do Tumbler.:
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ss Sheet Iron, Copper and Tin Factory.
'INllE undersigned are prepared to execute orders
of any kind in their line, as we have none but
the best workmen that be found in the west who
cannot be surpassed in their line from the gltering
dome OF Cathedral down to that most useful of all
domestic utensils the Tea Kettle he it largo or small
@ Eve. rroughing, Tin Roofing, Stove Trim
ing and Jobbing done to order with neatness and
dispatch. ----e'ss~a~---
Tin and Copper Ware.
IL A full and complcts assortment of Tin and Cop
per ware will be constantly kept on hand for whole
sale or retail. s .f-s III t.',l-... ...f. ..U -.
Country Merchants and Pedlars will do we'll to
give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.
WHITE, PIERCE & WATERMAN,
burlington, june %, IS Sign Of Lock.
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20 Aromatic Bitters. -.
f0 DOZEN Mills Aromatic Suesgthesise brix ,".
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]. a,ys-.., .,.iF T.. Farmers Tools. ,.,1 ,..
1 LARGE Supply of superior farmers tools Just
~ received, consisting of hay straw, and manure
FORKS grass scythcs an; this OF vari us
grain cradles. cs. spades, shovcs, nattocks picks
cr'~Lars and rakes wholesale and retail bv $500 ,
Fi june 20 r.sil WHITE PIERCE i W ATERMAN..
s H Sign OF the Lock Main street
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PASSENGER AGENTS
Gro. N. GRAY, fremont Building, Chicago;
d. r. FIELD, Planters Hotel 81. Louis;
J. +. PoKrgR, 1893 Broadway New York;
Capt. c. FORBES, Buffalo, N. Y; e
p. d. TRrAx, Toledo, Ohio.
JAMES MOORE, Gen1 sup't
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s.s:aRzs Timers Tools. -Hs5s'tg '.as
fT1NNER'S Mach les and hand Tools cotnplete II
= sets, for sale at manufacturers prices t.,e
june " WHITE, PIERCE & WATERMAN
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

QUO ARS-a6 hhds. fsir TO prime N. o. sugar:
~ 10 hhds. clarified sugar: Is bills. Bclchcr's (B)
i' 20 bbls. Belchcr's (A) sugar; .--..
rs do crushed, loaf and pu verizrd sugar;
Just received in store and for sale very cheap by
S aug %, H AIS -.e.4.. J kIMBALL i co
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5slt 1.' TIMERS Stock. F '7-@
QUIET Iron, Sheet Copper Zinc, Banker Tin and
~ Copper press Pits. for sale at az t's
june " WHITE, PIERCE & WATERWAYS
i.ssTa.lFtg -tpt Sign of the Lock, Main street
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Musical Books.
A I Wholesale and Retail ut the lowest prices by
n G. NJ. WILCOX 4 CO., Burlington and Fort
Madison -
Alpine Gee Singer; Carmina Sacra;
Hnlle!uiah AMI Shaun; Christian Minstrel;
Sacred Melodeon; Ohio Harmonst;
Juvenile Choir; -'s Singing Bird:
1855 Boys and Girls Singing Book; '..F.s
a-,,. Sabbath School Gems. Goct 27
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Candies, ss4EE
S0 BOXES assorted Stick Candies;
OU 40 do fancy do
50 boxes fancy do in small packages for sale By
sept Is IS j. II. GEAR 4 co.
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Nine Days from Boston. @
/ TX PIECES assorted col d rich Brocade Silks;
~ do black do do do do
do colored summer silks; "' +' f
,sJ~ 10 do late styles Barage livery chcap,)
30 do nice assorted Bonnet Ribbons;
10 dc nice assorted Mantilas; iFi '.itf h'
Just in store, and Tor sale very cheap. by .f..,-
june % J S KTMBALL / co
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,ss'- wanted. 55- -4s!4s}
10TONS of Id copper wanted for W ich the high.
~ est market price will he paid by
WHITE PIERCE WATERMAN.
june 70 ~ Sign Of the Lock
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Pumps! Pumps!! .....
4 LARGE Invoice of Cast Iron, Cistern, Force
n and Chain Pumps, for sale by
june % 81 m WHITE, PIncE h WATERMAN
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BRADNER, WARREN & Co.,
NJ HOLESALE DEALERS in PRINT BOOK
w and WRAPPING PAPER. No. 12 Lasa,le street,
NhcaEo. III Cash paid for Rags. Iiul6.y
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GWEEp, Scroll mad Ornamental saw
- ing, by r. N. W1SHBURN, at Rays Plow Facto-
ry, Main street, Burlington, Iowa Brackets every de-
scripton done to order [junelS.triw7m
DORK PACKING.-The undersigned having
leased tho premises known the Peasby Pork House
now prepared to purchase and pack hogs Commits
sion Farmers and Drovers will consult their interest to
call the undersigned before dsposng of their hogs as
he prepared to Cash for all hogs that may be offered
in this market, having arranged the establishment
to enable him to pack IA yal..5-.F .E..
Thirty Thousand Hogs.
Parties may rely that he will give the highest market
price To those DESTROYS to pack pork Commission
/, will make 4.ef ~ -
| 57e8t- Liberal Cash Advances,
And the charges for Salt and Cooperage will be as low or
lower than any House in town. having laid in my stock
Salt and Cooperage at low rates s.ss E. McFAUL
L beg leave to refer to s.. ---
Coolbaugh Brooks, Burlington Iowa.
8. Morrison Co., =" - = I" tats1 Il ,fA, ~
4. W. A. Saunders, Mt. Pleasant Iowa So rs7
T. Manning, Eddyvile, Iowa lsi s-.5g1 .ii55
II. s. Robinson Cashier Bank Missouri St. Louis.
5( Lucas Simonds St. Louis 81. = 4, -.5<s
j. a. Bennoist Co., (sep 2s 6m)
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pERA and Huron Grind Stones: Pump Cham md
~ fixtures: Oxygen Lard Lamps; Sad Irons. ia .
panese ware: Toilet in sets; Brass and enamel
ed Kettles; Coffee mills; Lanterns; French pre,.e ed
skmmers: Ladies; Stew kettles; Sauce pans: Pud
ding pans; Cups; W ash bowls, de-, &c for sale by
oct ~ fGaz. copy) w WHITE
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Mr.. UdoIpho Wolfe, 22 Beaver st.. New York .
Dear Sir:-Last season the writer received ibronr
your agent In III city, bottle Of your AROMATIC sy
nhm schnapp. and since that period has pJescrweh he
same In certain urinary f6rDs Of complaints, also " e.
ses OF debility tn aged PERSONS 10 sehnapps has @
OF much benefit TO those using it. . In copeiusa
where duretie and stnulant Is redsired, shouh y
Aromatic schiedam scbBapp-. Thanking YOU for ,ss
I Am resi-. Iy
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Law BOOKS. Law Books!
=. =. Conxx Co., 1s5 Lake street, Chics 70,
.se ecnsantiy on haad, the largest assortment Of
s uess n the western oeuntry tCiacfsaSss Il No.
ca0n5 any law book pabiished by Little, Brown
70. aenss, Goald J. CN., T. 1 j. ". i. hnson. car
Be obtained Of ssat their prices. :
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rotai .1s7 ,425 copies
scrpon list oveAhaf SO large this and periodical
OF any sort can rival it, And while extreme chean
ness rendering an increase of paying readers only as in
direct pecuniary advantage to u.s. has doubtless largely
sweed its subscription list it would be absurdity not to
perceive IN this patronage some evidence
OF public approval and esteem. -.
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FLETCHER & CLARKE,
FORWARDING and Commission Ncr.
- chants. Dealers In Flour, Salt, Coal, Lime and
all kinds Of Produce Nos 40 1l2 South
Warehouse formerly occupied by II. Wheeler Coy Chi
cago Liberal advances on Produce for sale in this o,
Grind Stones.
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Chicago Stove Foundry.

BEN j. FIELD, AMI BENEDICT, p W. FIELD
FIELD, BENEDICT & Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS in Imported and
w American Broadclots Black and Fancy Cashmere.
and Doeskins, London and Paris yestings heavy Wool
ems and Summer Stufs adapted to mems wear. Furnish
ing Goods and Taors Trimmings. At ILL., South Water
street, Chicago, Ill. LOFT
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), dLongworth's Sparkling Catawba
n ~ sparkling Catawbs, quarts. ~
" 70 do do do hints.
10 do Longvorth C,tawba Brandy, Just re.
ee, msy %: asl ,ss sale By Z. z. GAY.
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LEATHER! LEATHERII

No. LEATHER! LEATHER!! r
HIVE opened a Leather Store in darlington,
Iowa, in the frame building south side of JefIer
son street, opposite Burnaps Drug Store, b tween
Main and Third. where will keep constantly on
hand large stock of every description Of
-. Saddlery Leather, | t@
such as Skirting, Harness, Bride, Band and Coinr
Leather. Also, all kinds of rirE5 33e
Shoe Leather, 1&
Hemlock and Oak Tanned Sole Leather. Inner and
Kip and cafskins. and every variety Of shoemnkers
Findings all of which will be sold at St Louis prices
OF as low as il can be bought at any in
Leather in Ohio and can afford TO sell as low az
the lowest, and am confident I can make IL the in.
terest of Saddlers and Sboemakers to buy their
stock Of me. Come and try ine. 7a F'EEl
Cash paid for Hides. e zzs zt s ssaz
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Glass! Glass 7! '-~s{9fa
/ 900 BOXES of superior glass on hand and for
cOU al" nv WHITE. PIERCE K WATERMAN.
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Saleratus.
HIyEE Thousand lbs Rabbits SaieTatua, pm. up In
i bbls. kegs and boxes, for sale by
sept 49, r. H. GEAR 4 CO.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-12-19

mCNuiGy nuuso,
A SHLAND, Ohio, by Mrs. N. McNULTY.
n Rooms airy and ~commodious, and table
constantly supplied with all the Injuries of
the season. Patronage solicited.
November 9th, 1855. 26tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-12-19
BEST WAY TO PRESERVE EGGS.

Johe Wetherby, of Geneva, New York,
sends the following receipt for preserv-
ing eggs, to the Country Gentleman:
81 take a pine barrel, ian old fish bar
rel well cleaned out answers very well, J
and put in the eggs when they are sound,
fresh and clean. / then cover them
with lime-water, made like common
w~hite-wash; the lime settles around the
eggs, and the water stands on the top of
the lime; 1.-THE eggs are all under lime.)
Look at the barrel one in a while, to
see If four inches Of water, little more or
less, covers the whole. If the water is
all dried up, the lime gets hard, and
they are difficult to take ont when want
ed, and you have to carry them some
where else to wash of the lime !; so al
ways keep water on the top. This lime
water must be made at least two weeks
before you pour it on the eggs, or your
eggs will be boiled hard enough to q
~ in your pocket,
When 1 am putting eggs away for fu-
ture use, 1 use a pine pail to wet the
lime IN, and stand it by the side of the
barrel in the cellar until it is cold enough;
then pour it on the eggs and fill the pail
again, and when it has been stirred two
or three weeks, do as before, and so on
till I get through. Keep the vessels
covered to keep out all dirt, or the eggs
will look a poor, dingy color. Be care
full about this in the lime and water, and
you will have fuo white eggs.
I cannot tell how long they viii keep,
a. I never saw any spoil. 1 have come
are five and a half years old as good
as they vc- were. always preserve in
this way, and have done so over thirty
years with perfect success. have seen
have eggs all spoiled, and heard
them say they Nouldney put any more
in lime-water. They put them in as
as it wal wet up and boiled them
hard enough for a Frenchman's break
fast fl transport eggs, I barrel them
oats, we'll shaken down and headed
up. They do we'll for 3 voyage Of two
Or three weeks, but for daily use at sea,
for whaling or other long voyages, the
irst method is sure, aud perhaps the
best known.
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HelmbOld's Genuine Preparations.
HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extracs

For diseases ef the Bladder and kidneys. Secret
Diseases, Structures. Weaknesses. and ell dis.
eases Of The sexnal Organs, whether In Male OF
Female, from whatever cause they may have o..
iginated, and no matter Of how long standing.
If you have contracted the terrible disease which
when once seated in the system, will surely go
down from one generation 20 another, undermin-
ing the Constitution and eapping the very vital
fluids OF life. do not trust y yourself IN the hands Of
Quacks, who start up every day inc city like this
and fill the papers with glaring falsehoods, too well
calculated TO deceive the Young. aqd those not
carefulin the selection OF remedy inIhese eaaoaA
The Fluid Extract Buchu hiss been pro1onncod
by eminent physicians the greatest FeHedy ever.
knwon. II is q medicine perfectly pleasanttn ita
taste, and very innocent in is action. and yet 70.
thorough thafit annfhIlatee every Particle Of the
rank and poisonous virus Of this dread1a1d disease,
and. unlike other remedies, does notdry up the dis
ease in the blood.
Constitutional Debiiit-. brought on by sslfabnss.
q most terrible disease. which has brought thon-
sands of the human race to ultimely graves. thus
bursting the brilliant hopes OF parents. apd blight
ing in the bud the glorious ambition Of many . me-
BILE youth can be cured by this I~nfallble kFuedy.
A nd as 4 medicine which must beneft exergho61,
nom the simple delicate TO the cou1nsd and dec
pairing invalid. no equals TO he found actingboth
as a Cure and prevent1Fe.