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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12

SALE OF A SLAyE-AN INCIDENT IN NEW Or
LEASs-The New Orleans Bulletin Of the goth
inst, sayss
Passing through the Arcade Saloon, VIC no.
ticed at one of the auction stands negro girl
up for SALE and around a closely packed crowd
that appeared to be deeply interestedin what was
going on. Curiosity led us to pause and enquire
what was the cause ofthe excitement. The bids
| we're going on in spirited manner, and gener-
ally at an advance of five dollars bid, and at
every hid the ewes of the crowd would turn in
the direction whence the bid proceeded, the in
terest and the excitement being, in the mean.
time, upon the increase. The girl, bright in
telHgent looking mulatress, about IA years old,
was evidently rot Indifferent to what was trans
| piring. There was no moisture in her eyes, but
they assumed an expression which indicated that
| she felt some anxiety in regard to the result OF
the SALE which is not generally the case. AS
| the bids reached near thousand dollars, the
| excitement became intense, and as that figure
was called, a spontaneous hiss was heard from
| one end of the room to the other, followed by a
vehement shout of .'turn him out!" rush was
| made for the door; the hammer had fallen, and
| the girl also, into the arms Other mother, who
had become her purchaser. The explanation o.
IL all was. that the woman had been freed by hel
owner, and had earned money enough TO buy
her child, the mulatress in question, and being
very valuable servant several persons vert
anxious to obtain her, but all Of them, with one
/ exception, had pledged the mother that the.
would not bid against her, and they honorabl.
kent that faith. The mother was so much at
fected BY the JOY Of having succeeded in retain
ling possession Of her child, that she sweone
away, and was carried out of the saloon"
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY!
SIR JAIlES CLARK'S CELEBRATED
Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir james Clark, NJ D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen This Invaluable
Medicine unfang in the of all those painful and
dangerous diseases incident to the female constitution
1t moderates all excess, all distractions, and
brings OH the monthly period with regularity.
These Pulls should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they
are sure to bring on Niscarriage, but at any other
time trey are safe.
In all cases of Nervous Spinal Affections pain in the
Back and Limbs, Heavness, Fatigue Slight Exerton,
Palptaton of the Heart Lowness of Spirits, Mysteries,
Sick Headache Whites, and all the painful diseases oc-
casioned by disordered system, these Pills will effect
cure when all other have failed, and although a
powerful remedy do not contain iron, calome anmony
or any other mineral.
Publications accompanying each package. Price, in
the United States and Canada, One Dollar.
Sole Agents for this country,
10. BALDWIN / CO.,
Rochester, N. Y.
NB.-$l 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any au
thorized AGENT will insure bottle Of the Pills by return
mail oct5i
| FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, General Agents. For sal
In Burlington by A. HENpRicKs and A. f. GRorHE; ant
Whitney WALKER, Fort Madison. lap2obp.y]
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The me Plus Ultra"
A Standard Medicine.

Overs Healing Embrocation has reputation unlike
that of any other Medicine. 1t takes precedence OF any
other article used recommended for like purposes ana
whenever introduced into family, no persuasion wouiu
induce them TO be without it. Reader you have never
used it, and have unfortunately become Gut "oenoea OF
Bruised, suffering from Pain, either external or N
ternal try Dyers Healing Enbrocaon at once ana you
will ever after keep it on hand.
All FIELD, Providence, r. l., Proprietor.
e~sold in Burlington by sQUIREs BLoss, Whole
s,e Agents for Southern Iowa. and by Druggists general
10 throughout the State.
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Who Wants a Home

/ WILL sell a FARM In Franklin Township, with Peoi
improvements, and at a reasonable prices sa cr-dj,
OF I'VE years Call soon, II you wish to home
on coed terms, HENRY H. SCOTT
burlington, Aug.s. AUG dSw
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TRyING,S LIFE OF WASHINGTON
i Volumes, received and for sale by
ect3 BROWN
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For Sale!
Splendid Farm for Sale

TWO DWELLING.llOISE on the South
Hin, In pleasant ocations-one or both can be pur-
chased on accommodating terms. The houses are new,
md well built. [aua2l DEOwN 4 LAHEE.
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Executors Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that / have this day
~ been appointed Executor of the estate of Calvin
W. Short, late of Desmoines County, Iowa, deceased
Al! persons having ella ms against said estate here
by notified to present the same for payment, duly
thentcated according to law and all persons indebted
said estate to make immediate payment.
p. W. SHORT, Executor.
Burlington, Iowa, Nov. 10th, lS56-iwbp.
DOR SALE.-Two Table Counters, Il feet long,
l. nearly new. Apply at J. P. BROWNS Book Store,
nov. S h. Barrett House Buildings.
INA ECU aOx's NSsElCE.-Notice hereby
~ given that the undersigned have this day obtained
letters of administration from the County Court of Des
Mones county State of Iowa, the estate OF the Rev
Abner Leonard deceased of the county and State
And all persons indebted to said estate notified TO
against said estate requested the same e
gally authenticated for settlement within year.
HIRAM LEONARD, Ex'r.
ELIZABETH LEONARD, Xxx.
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4 ~ rough SD, shafp siaaesd, good M
tusd loeking individual arrived ID our city Z
veek lgo. from the ponntains,' and put up q
What might be called 6ne Of COR shird-rsie no
t6aA The sules wess IKE these 1t most other a.
tablishnsnss Of the kind, bcarders being taken
BY the day, week or meal Jim Potter Use take
the name from the reg;aef) had gone In By
lord that be was q b credited for what he call.
ed .i0st time q the nsnal rate. There was
| nothing unusual in this arrangement, though !,
did not not turn out altogether TO the landlords
sstisfacfion. At the end Of tho second day Il
occurred TO Jim that he had not seen Sacra-
mento for upwards Of . year, and, a. thought
with him vas alnsost 4 deed, he, without saying
q word 70 the landlord, disappeared. He spent
the remainder Of the week 1t Sacramento, and
! reached his boarding house here just in time to
find the proprietor calculating that Mr.. Jim Pol
! ter was indebted for one weeks board. 1t took
Jim not long 10 prove that be had been out of
| town for days, and the bill against him was cat
down accordingly.
s'See here old fe.ler," broke Jim, al the bill
was being altered, "efits all one to yeou I'll take
squirt OF them ar books"
There's your account, sir, . said the landlord
pretending not to notice Jims last remark
Two days board--S2,s2.Y
Jim took the bill, and eyed the puzzled land
lord as though he suspected some ''shenanigan,'
he broke out
'Want to see them ar books n
The landlord told him be was asking too
much--that no outsider was permitted TO exam.
Inc his books.
Jim was now satisfied that all was not exactly
right, and resolved to zee the end of it
''Give me pen, ink and paper" said he, 81
want to show you how to keep books"
He took the pen, and, after having added up
various small sums made up and handed to the
amazed landlord the following account:
Jim Potter to Landlord-Detter,
two dais bord 1856
Landlord to Jim Polter-Detter
dais lost time $3.50
sThar she is |" said Jim as he passed the slip.
II tuck board by the week, you know"
"Y-e-s," muttered the half choked landlord
Sand the bargain was that you was to credit
me with lost time at the usual rate, you know p
"Y-e-s.n
"Well, l boarded with you two days, you
know 2"
eyes"
II didn't board with you four days, you
know ?"
"Y-e.s."
"And you owe me for that"
The landlord took long breath, brushed the
from his face, and casting his eyes
vacantly upon the ceiling slowly calculated
ooh Yes"
''Now amt goin' to be hard on you," said
Jim "you feed well-and as I'm goin' up coun-
try tomorrow, we'll spend that little balance for
champaign tonight. But I'll tell you one thing
landlord" he added after pause, 'you'd make |
money if you'd hire a clerk !"-[ Marysville (CaD |
Herald.
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For Sale

LNIFTEEN Acres ofland situate in the city limits
Il and contiguous to the Rail Road Said land will be
sold at bargain. Forpartcuars Information INQUIRE
at J. c. Halls law Office corner Columbia and Fifth
may2Itf b. Y. HALL.
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Executors Notice.

Executors Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that that the subscri-
~ bers have this day been appointed by the County
Court of Desmoines County, Iowa, Executors of the
estate OF Philip X. Wilson, deceased. All persons hay
ing claims against said estate will present the to
the subscribers properly authenticated and all persons
indebted to said estate are. required to make mme-
iiate payment. JOHN g. FOOrE
nov. Iu-l0dbp. J. q. LAUMAN Executors
T HAVE received a great variety of Seeds from
the Commissioner of Patents for distribution. Per
sons wanting any of them will call at my office OF
Third street. (nov. 10-2wdw1m.) JOHN II. RAuCH.
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COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS.

A q. GAiGE would inform tie citizens Of Bur-
"A iington that IN addition TO the many superior speei
mems Of Amhrotypes and Daguerreo'ypes In his
Gallery, he has deliberately coored Photograph
which he does hesitate to Offer equal, ia bril-
ancy Of and naturaness of effect, 10 any East
srn efforts.
would particularly call the attention Of the citizens
this department of the Photographic the pre-
sent opportunity afforded ~ Mr. Geo. Wnter-the Ar.
lists visit Burlington offers facilities OF getting up
artistic Efforts of this character hitherto enjoyed
Mr.. Winters experienced pencil is n guarantee In
assuring the public that those who ssh avail the,
OF this interesting will be enabled secure
| a finished production.
~ Persons having Daguerreotypes Of deeea sed
relatives, have them transferred, colored Photo
graphs produced from them and enlarged to any sre
| A: the Gallery Also new specimens Of Ambrotypes
coiored in q superior style
| Nov eth 1876
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12

P. w. SOMERS,
= Fashionable Halter, q
I1AS returned from the East with his FALL STYLES
IL of HATS and CAPS.
EXTRA MOLEsKIN SILK AND CAssIMER HATS !;
GENTS SOFT DRESS HATS;
FRENCH FELT HATS;
.LOW-PRICED AND FINE WOOL HATS;
CHILDREN'S FANCY HATS AND CAPS.
FANCY FUKS.
GENTS OTTER, BEAVER, SEAL AND MINK GAUNT
LETS;
FUR GLOVES, OF ALL KINDS.
LADIES', EGRS.
SABLE AND STONE MARTIN;
LYNX, FITCH AND MINK TALMAS, CLOAKs, TIP
PETS, VICTORINES AND CUFFS
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
Consisting in part of Silk under OF all descriptions
Merino and Lisle Thread do;
superior article of white Shirts and Collars
Silk and Merno Hosiery of all kinds;
Black, C. lored and white kid gloves;
Silk, gossamer and Moire Antique Suspenders
Ties, Scarfs and Cravats of all kinds.
To all of which the public invited to call and ex
anime.
ironed and dressed short notice, and
| ranted to please.
~ Jefferson street, two doors east of Coolbaugh
Brooks Bank. sepl2
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Steel plows. Western Corn Shelters, Hay Gutter.

ndm
1hneho House ears enda
O the
ny4y
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A Sure Remedy for Piles.

The Piles most distressing complaint is more prev
alent than is generally supposed 1t attended win IN
fammaton-sman Tuners, in the generanty Oh cases
make appearance, producing an Irritation wren h
body heated ndescribably painful when 1t Is hhpos
sble to resist scratching and the only present relief
seems to be desire to the skin Off This disease l.
mt dangerous but extremely unpleasant. Clerks and
those Of sedentary habits are subject to this maa-
DIV. LIE. all afflicted try Dyer's Embrocation and We
warrant immediate relief and effectua cure Many
troublesome cases this complaint have been remediea
by the use of this great Medicine We can present acs
upoD fact in confederation Of this statement and thous
ands bear testimony to the great value OF this A-hea
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IN THE VERY EXTENSIVE FALL INVOICES OF
STICHTER, CRONE & gibson,


STICHTER, CRONE & gibson,
Are embraced very full and rich line OF
LEPIN'!S FIR. MERLNOES
BOSZIN'S WOOL SCOTCH PEAI{S
REAL Fir. PAINTED ALL WOOL DEL1LNS
GASHJfERES De COSSE,
1HIBETS DE COBURG,
HAM, d MAN. DELALNES,
ETC., etc, etc.
Also of ELEGANT FANCY DRESS SILKS, and the cele-
brated SILVER LUSTRE ITAL. BLACK SILKS, and
OIL BOILED do do
Waterloo, Eng. C2ott Bay State and Brochd Shdnls
ELEGANT MANTILLETTAS,
GRO DE CAPES.
With thorough line of fine Welsh, Ballard Vale, and
Bay State flannels, Blankets, &c. great line OF
EMBROLDERZES,
HOSIERY,
TRIMMINGS
RIBBONS,
SUPERIOR NUSLLNS,
CLOTHS,
SA7YNADES,
SATINETTS, etc., etc.,
altogether making up the most extensive and the richest
Stock that has yet reached Burlington.
Weve invoices Of the very best makes Of Kid Gloves
and also of Cashmere Wool under Wrappers, &c.
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west side of Cedar River.
These lands are located miles W from Muscatine,
on the road leading to Browns Ferry A large portion
of timber with good running brook and several springs
water 800 Of timber about the same amount OF bot
tom prairie and the balance high rolling prairie well
situated and high prairie and one of the best
stock farms of the county.
Terms made known day of sale.
JOHN SHOBE, Ohio.
nov l2-d2twI GEO. BCMGARDNER, Ag't.
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lNONTAINfSG TAX acres;4ss miles west Of town, on
" the MI. Pleasant road. The Railroad passes within
few rods There Is on the Farm new frame dwelling,
which cost about $500; fine young orchard good els
tern, good well, good stable largc hog house, never.
falling SPRING and good fences. About thirty acres
timber, balance prairie land high OF cultiya-
ton. VIII be sold cheap, and on easy terms.
L. q. JEFFERS,
au1l ru.o
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Late Arrival.
THE subscribers are in receipt OF a new and seec.
Il stock of
Well Seasoned Spokes, Hub. and Eel.

large and small. Also, shas poles and seat sticks
PATENT and common axsl; duck drilling and sheetinr
Enamsied Cloths, Of variety OF widths. qualities and
coiors. Carriage bolts tire bolts and coach
different sizes, whip sockets. Silver, brass and ivory
headed nails. Buggy and Wagon Whips, OK thongs
whpiashes, fy nets Of leather linen and cotton. II
which they respectfully invite the attention of those pnr
chasing goods in theirline ofbnsiness.
iy21t WARE MCINTYRE.
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A lIENIION TIE WHOLE. II BY orde
n of the commanders OF the LIST, I'd and Sd battalion
Of the Iowa militia, you requested to meet at
spective parade grounds armed AID equipped the la
directs, Tuesday the 4th day OF November, when s
expected the most sangunary battle OF The age will be
fought between the hours of and ,. M, where aud
when every Is expected to do and perform his duty
For fur particulars please call the subscribers
where you VIII hd it notorious that every thi
be found you wish for in the fancy and staple
| Grocery, Prov IsiOn. y" God and W Willow.
ware llne Of the choicest quality We have received
and receiving from the cities the aud
| Best Stock OF Goods
in line, In addition our large stock hand, which
makes 1t the perfect offered In Wesie
country which viii be disposed OF the
terms Tor Cash at wholesale and retail We will dupli-
any bill OF goods sold In the city and IL
free of charge usual Call and for yourselves and
act accordingly. ANDERSON & son.
| oct2p Main street, Burlington
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Land Agency Office.
Land Agency Office.

Lanu Agency UmCe.
DROWN Il LAalEE, Attorneys, have the only
~ perfect abstract OF titles all the lands In
the city OF Burlington and Des Moiues county, and Will
make examinations at reasonable rates.
They will buy and sell Real Estate commission attend
o renting property, paying taxes, etc.
VIII give prompt attention to the collection debts sa
usment Of claims, drawing and acknowledging deeds
ether writf other business that may be
ed to them.
Office the Of Jefferson and Third Streets over
Messrs White Cook Co Is Bank BURLINGTON.
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Public Sale of Lands.

TEEE. be sold on Saturday, the 18th Nov. 1856,
at the Court House, Muscatine, Iowa.
Sec Tnxnshin. Range.
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A Rain for every Wound.

Overs Healing Embrocaton has acquired an unprece
dented celebrity as Healing Panacea 1t cures Wounds
Cuts, Bruises scalds Rheumatism and all External ane
Internal Pain in short period OF time scientihcai'
prepared and always preserving the same strength an
quality 1t is used with the greatest confidence by III
classes. and has become universally known that
l..a1,r Ia n med in q nnhlic print.
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T.. q JEFFERS

1SNN ACRES OF VfLUAHLE LAND
lt)Uo FOR SALE. This lands situated In Adair
County, township II North, range 3D. West. viii war
rant IL to be first class prairie land. The f. Des Mones
and Council Bluffs Rail Road passes through this town
ship will sell some of II credit. Cali at the Real
Feat" office of GEORGE LANE, adjoining I. o.
NtONEs 'E5 LSAN.-Real Estate securities In
Ltl this city and county required.
june2S BROwNk LAHEE
TWO up stair rooms to let. Enquire at the clothing
J. store OF jy4n J. ELKUs.
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A Western Agent Writes as Follows:

Alady presented herselfto me with the right cheeh
swollen. much pain in the REGION with nervous tremor'
She was directed to apply your Healing Embrocaton
very two hours rubbing gently with piece OF CLOTH
On the first application she exclaimed, How 1t smarts
hut by she relieved and totally cured on
the following morning Such are the effects OF TINS won
derfl Medicine Dyer's Healing Embrocation, atord'ne
the most cheerful evidence of its disease conquerns
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JUsr ssECEIyED and Mecsiying-

JUsl sSECEIyED and heceiying-
- l0D bbls fine and alum Salt;
800 sacks dairy
500 boxes Sardines, choice brand:
5 jars and cans Preserves syrups Jellies, Pickles;
90 boxes u, II and e new crop RaIsins;
30 boxes Baltimore assorted Candy;
20 bushels Cranberries; -...r
~ cases Nuts, assorted and shelled Almonds;
20 bbls extra fine Sugars best brands;
10 cases Citrons, Zante Currauts and Figs;
8 boxes French Lemons;
80 doz Bed-cords, Clothe lines, &C., assorted
10 coils Grass Rope all sizes;
100 dozen Baskets, every size and quality
80 d" cedar, oak and pine Buckets; ....r
80 nests " " Tubs;
90 dozen zinc and wood Wasil-boards;
30 sacks Rio and Lagura Coffee;
10 " Java Coffee;
20 bbls and halves Salmon, shad, Mackerel, White
fish, Herring, and every other line edi-
o oct2D ANDEREUNk
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uAse In
% and
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Z Guild.
hidinee
EAR ~
Il nfak
en In Q
profAa.
under.
Pen.
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AUCTION SALES.

4 UCTlON ENTHUSIASTICALLY
"A D. n GEAKS AUCTION HOvA xx1ovD
20 the heuse lately occupied BY arsvr gons
Bsnkng Hosse,eae door north OF ne Seass
on Main street, where be will be p'ssssna NJ sia
frients and patrons (apxx.
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w in cultivation and the rest in good timber.
The improvements two story House, Stable and
Barn, and Orchard of several hundred fruit
one hundred OF which in bearing This land Is
the North Plank Road and less than mile from the city,
The price 300 per acre. third cash. Interest
and two years with interest Call the Real Estate
| office Of GEORGE III. LANE adjoining +. O.
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CHAS n WRIGHT.

5. CHAS. II. WRIGHT,
DRAPER 81 EAIl.OR.-Has returned from
- New York with splendid assortment Of Goods
| adapted to the Fall and Winter trade, comprising
CLOTHS, CASSLlHERES d. FES7INGS,
Of every variety, and ofthe choicest aud elegant
designs, which he is prepared TO make up in style that
will mand the appreciation of the most fasdlous.
Also on hand, of the best quality, -.
GEN7LENEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
consisting Shirts Drawers Undershrts Hose Cravats
Ties, Collars, Suspenders, Gloves Shawls &C.
His customers assured that his aim will be to
hance his reputation by strict attention business and
constant care to have every garment made up in
ner that for style and workmanship cannot be surpassed
would respectfully solicit call at his the
Bank Of Messrs. Green, Thomas Co.. Of Jefferson
All
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A FINE IMPROVED FA RIM In Louisa Co..
"A 20 miles northwest OF town, OF 40
der cultivation, 20 timber-gsod improvements. Itii
situated upon beautiful rolling prairIe-wouli make
hnc stock farm. For sale cheap, and on easy terms
l.. q. JEFFEHS.
au12 Over Green Tboma. A Go "a D,rt
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er AAle,
river -
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AGed up
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J Oldest
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Of sSri-
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What has Dyer's Healing Embrocatlon
nnne2

Wonders, indeed. tits known everywhere as s'ahu'
ard Medicine Sure Remedy, and Universal fahacea
for rheumatism Cuts, Wounds Burns scalds Lnmoaeo'
Sore Throat, Piles Bowel Complaints, Cholera "'h..
Cholic Dysentery and numerous other "is ana acnes
Its popularity is owing its own intrinsic mef's oee
used, It is never dispensed with. 1t is becoming aay
more and more popular, and is performing remarkaoe
cures day by day. All persons who have never use" '
Great Remedy for all sorts of Pain, should az once
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MEssRs. KEITH, ROBINSON 4 Co.,

Burlington and vicinity that
Of
markets. and they would pseul