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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-25

VIENNA, BERLIN, FRANKFORT,
MUNICH, LEIPSIC, GENEVA, PARIS, AND
LONDON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-25

First i've Fashion,!
s. III FL "a H ~ rT VA -H@ MG NE :,
A 7 DARCY & CO.'S,
d22 Il Is p Up l and 3 Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-25
E70r q Short Time Onty!

MUSICAL ECXFS.
WATCHES,
CLOCKS, AND
JEWELEY, etc ttt,
VERY LOW
a. It * ER II N X O s.,
Corner Poyrras and CarondcIet
rIe' Isom"s may always the beautiful MFFi4ANI
tALSINGING BIRD. Il4s 2pln
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

E8ss
= n 50
Z. \ l. ~ - 80 =.
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sssA - - - lll ~ = -
faesae - css1t
RS y 49, caeelsd 80 - Gevssa1leaf I'D
ps~9 - ceaas1e& htsssy - seAee soaAs
elssagA - tessfeesJ q - uaIssd bfetea--
Ceagse0 - fS4nensly naae apPsopsiakSsW
= - psspssss. 1Aissy-Sssr tAss.asd doh
las hAd hesa expended - Mpeess sd 1ryeya.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23
Fatal Case sfHyArePhsbia.
The Juniats Pa.) Sentinel Of the 10th ins

eay6:
It falls our painful lot to record . case Of tbs
awful malady in our midst. The victim, Ir.
William Roberts, young man employed in this
Office as an apprentice, was bitten in the hand on
on the evening Of the 18th Of February last, as
near ~ we can recollect, by . small dog which
he caught on the street and brought up into the
Office. The wound was but slight, although II
bled freely. His general health appeared to un-
dergo no change until on Wednesday last, the
I'd inst, when he complained Of pain in his
arm and shoulder, which however, did not pre-.
vent him from performing his usual duties about
the Office, until on Friday afternoon, and then
in distributing type in his case he remarked that
his eyes hurt him and that he could not see very
well. On Saturday morning he called on DR..
James w. Crawford, who ON examination of his
throat and tongue, took his diesse TO be quinsy
and gave him medicine accordingly. In the eve.
ming, he grew worse, when DR.. Crawford called
to see him, and ON questioning him Is to the
symptoms of disease, he complained of pain in
the LETT arm and shoulder, sore throat and thirst.
brought him, which on his attempting to drink
threw him into slight paroxysm. The appalling
nature Of the dire malady ut once forced itself
upon DR.. Cawford's mind, and Immediately made
inquiry whether he had been bitten by dog, and
on receiving an affirmative answerSthe disease was
fully established. A consultation was held by
the physicians and chloroform was resolved upon
IS the only remedy likely to prove efficient in
mastering the disease, but only served to paliate
and allay the paroxysms. Throughout Saturday
night and Sunday he was under the influence Of
chloroform, but still subject TO spasmodic action
when reused, either by calling to him or the
rushing Of fresh air into the room. On Sunday
evening the physician ceased giving chloroform
and administered the Stowe remedy; but it ut
tery failed to arrest the progress Of the disease
or allay the paroxysms, though claimed to be
certain cure il taken Immediately when bitten
by rabid animals, or before the paroxysms com.
mence. He fingered until Eve o'clock on Mon
cay morning, when death kindly relieved him Of
his intense su1erings
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

NEw HAVEN CoLoNY IN KAxsAs-A Westport
correspondent Of the ST Louis Republican, da-
ting the 10th, gives the following sinister &C.
count Of the arrival Of the New Haven Colony in
Kansas:
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher's Sharps Rifle
Company Of ..sentinels on the watch-tower Of
freedom" arrived as Kansas City to-day. They
kept their guns locked up in their trunks, and
said they were National Democrats going to set
tie quietly in Kansas, on their own account.
This is the way they did, and talked until the
boat passed Lexington but finding that they
were nearly all, there being sirty Of them, that
were left on the boat they began 70 get brave
and show their rides.
When they got to Kansas; there were but two
things cha. saved them and their guns, and that
was supreme contempt for the men, and the ev-
er increasing desirc Of the pro-saavery party 70
act on the defensive, and to be conservative when
they can. They held caucus in secret q soon
q they landed; the disciples don't know What
10 DO. Their MONEYS scarce, - we1 a. such
employment q suits them. Al . man must have
something TO eat and something to wear, We al
expect to ges Sharpes Ri6ea cheap say at fifteen
dollars apiece, before very long.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

An UNFORTUNATE TRAvELLER.-AA Mr. Watson
of st. Louis, commenced An unfortunate career
Of Railroad travel last summer, at the time of
the Gasconade disaster, at which time he nearly
lost his life. Scarcely had he recovered from
the Injuries then received when he again mar
rowly escaped deathfrom an accident which oc-
CURED to the train while he was coming East.
He was laid up for some months at the Girard
House, in Philadelphia, on account Of the inju-
ries received; Al soon ~ sufficiently recovered
no took passage for Pittsburg. Some gentlemen
who intended to 60 in the same direction pur
posely delayed their departure in order to avoid
participating in his apprehended misfortunes.
But, as it singularly occurred, Ar. Watsons
train met with an accident after proceeding .
few miles, slight indeed, but sufficient to detain
the train for several hours; and before arriving
At Harrisburg second accident occurred, with
. detention Of twenty -four hours. In the mean
time the cautious gentleman before alluded to,
pursuing their journey, overlook Mr.. W., and
unwittingly got on the same train for Pittsburg.
Before reaching its destination, however, the
fated train was thrown entirely from the track
by the breaking Of wheel The passengers
alighted, and, greatly to their conformation,
found that Nr. w. (Jonah) was on board. There
upon the whole company became greatly exas-
perated, and respectfully informed the conduct
or that II would be utterly impossible to pro-
coed in his company. Our informant states that
Mr.. w. has succeeded in reaching Pittsburg; and
10 recovering from his Commissions 1t the Nonon-
gahela House. Nj. w. declares that, once more
athome, he win remain there. Journal Of Com
merce.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

IS ~ s. RI 4 - !. ~
n ~ - feposs Ces4oa 3lsrkst -, q q -.
49, ~ 1a3d q - ! 1Iy ~ -sA9e -
~ qnAlflis = snaag area Iwi1N foee1 -.
sined ~ Osnb sia. 6lleg - - rex - coo
15;o0o hsing . specs aaiea. =
DssAdsub eeaerslly uncAaagsd. Treaty Of
peace has brought NO change II ccra nafkst.--
tyessen Canal Asrr A,a3ls Whte, yellov ard
sired Corn ~. white Wheat foss 10 ed rcd
oAa9s ed weather hAa bcea fayorabls.
MeHeary = Co, report y follosa Liverpool,
Aysl
Provisions Large business in bacon and very
flll peicea Pork and beef nothing new. New
Pork S6as0s Lard extraordinary demand for
refined prerent decline. though imports increase.
North American tallow 4ss Sd, being siigh-
improvement. 80 81
London market active. Iron in good demand
Il fS g d,afs s. for bars and rail.
London Money Market unchanged. Cousols
for money closed ct 93agS}.
Buildings in Manchester revived. Prospects
improving.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

1--WE feel assured cannot do our readers great
er favor than to call their attention to the merits Of
article which has done relieve suffering humanity
than anything which has yet TO our knowledge It
possesses power the blood truly remarkable and
all diseases proceeding from impurty Of the system
among which may be particularly named scrofna, syph
ilis Salt Rhsum Rheumatism, Mercuriai Disease Pains
and Aching Of the Bones and Joints, and Liver Disease
hare been permanently and positively cured BY resortng
to Carter's Spanish Mixture. The propretors Of this
really valuable remedy daily receiving letters from
ali parts ofthe country which are really astonshng-
Many othe cases had resisted all the efforts Of the best
physicians ard were only snatched from the jaws Of
death by timely Of this inesmable article. you
are aicted with any disease Of the blood do not delay,
but try II at once. (apr1.1m)
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

Aaa DalnaAca-IAs xAassville Aurora
naeaisas H. arrival q Hsrr DrissbasA y list
~. sAsN - lsse % tine n viaisiag Ais AMI
~ h AaAhssa ahssas fisa thsA tvs ysazA
n papse Ays 'WisA 60 exceptisA y -
~ sppsassa = sseseaisa ~, aaA tAsse With
sAieAAa I'D Asea 49, iasinaesly aaseeiatsd -
aas svsa jealssa = Ne carssses - bsseowsa
~ ~ oehess.s
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23
ESSE & GAR r EFT,
Successors to Fl. d. Hesse.
MANUFACTURERS

Corner Of Third and Valley streets, opposite Stewards
Livery Stable,
Burlingt TON, Iowa.
WE have on hand large assortment cdS-RSI
w Of BUGGIES Of all the latest styles, If5&SXH
and all Of our manufacture and VIII warrant al
work to be of the bes: material and well put up. And
will sell TO make greatly TO the advantage of
those who in want Of vehicle Of kind toca and
examine work and, are extensively engaged
in the business able to get up all work ordered
with short notice.. And have the very best
vorkmen in employ that be obtained either In the
East the West fatter ourselves that get up
work in the very and most Substantial manner
order suit patrons We also keep constantly
on hand and for sale bugges Of all kinds
ap14.bpy. HESSE GARRETT.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23
M ROV you II STOCK
The Vermont Black Hawk Morgan
BLAC u WK. .JR.

yT>HE Subscriber respectfully informs the Far n
i niers and Breeders generally that his mag sEs&R
nifcent stallion, BLACK HAWK. JR.. will stand Q-GS
for mares the ensuing ut the stable Of NJ O. Walk
Valley srect between Front and Main streets in
this city.
BLACK RAWK, JR., bred and raised by the sub
scriber In Middlebury, Vermont, and sired by the
original and celebrated BLACK HAWK, owned by David
Hail. Esq, Of Brdport, Vt,
The Dam Of Black Hawk, Jr, was foaled by Hamble-
tonian mare, sired by Clifford Morgan horse and
was remarkable for speed bottom docity and nteli-
Xence ~
1885, Is sixteen hands high Of beautiful jet black color
and weighs, in good condition over l2I pounds.
He resembles very closely his iustrious SIRE and for
beauty STYLE action and kindly disposition surpassed
by horse in the State His speed never been tested
but Is believed to be very superior.
For further particulars the subscriber who is
pared to establish the above representations.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

PREPARIxe 1oR afosH "A few nights ago,
Nr. Bodkin, who had been ont taking his glass
and pipe, on going home late, borrowed an nm
brella: and when his vife's tongue was loosened
be at up in his bed aud suddenly spread out the
paraplsics.
.Nhat are you going 70 do With that things'
said she.
''Why, my dear, / expected heavy storm to-
night and % came prepared"
In leo thon two minutes Mn. Bodkin was
fast asieep
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23
Gel. Hreuaene 10 OAie.

st
4 Cossnbus correspondent Of the Cleveland
herald, writing under date Of April 18th says:--
TIE name Of Col. Fremont for President meets
viii much favor among prominent men from all
losticns Il the State, without regard TO past po-
ksicA diAcrences or divisions Of the
Sass Administration, members Of the Legisla-
sass, Wing, Democratic and American Republi
caaa and especially the young men Of Ill par.
~ The sound, statesman like views held BY
VI Nesnoas in regard to Freedom in the West
n Tesrtories- absolute necessity Of mak-
Ing Kansas . free State In order that the great
ade Of Western immigration from the Free
Mates and the Old World may be suffered 70 de-
iect South into milder atitudes - Il ascends
- dope Of the Rocky Nountains-meet the
cordial approval Of the people. It is felt that
Y she ara opposed to the repeal Of the MIS-
sssri Compromise, to the policy of the present
Adainistration, to the extension Of Slavery into
u Territories, in favor Of the admission Of Kan.
MANA Free State, and Of restoring the action Of
! - Federal Government 70 he principles Of
VaaAiagson and Jefferson, cannot only unite In
u support Of Fremont, but can elect him.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

- Nessrs. Schafhcr 1 Bauer, in an article
, Sunday mornings Gazette, complain, that in
qsahing Of the robbery Of Ar. Arnold at their
hsssss We characterized It a. an awful hard place.
We "a this not from any pcrsonol knowledge, for
ssAeser vas Is II and never expect to be, but
hsn common report Ifs l. B. are new pro.
rsssess. have changed the name and hope to
Improve IL character, We hope they may sac
esed There was certainly plenty Of room for
sAent 70 display their talents in this line.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

Eastern Carriages and Buggies!
II ME subscribers are receiving from their 2D y
ina man ~ s:s, IN Plymouth, Conn, ~
which for durability, taste and good work w y
maishp not surpassed In this part of the
AL wishing to purchase Invited call and examine
for themselye,A work warranted and sold Eastern
prices, transpsrtation added Depository III Ogden
Cops warehouse, Water,st, Burlington, Iowa.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

q The citizens Of Decorah destroyed .
aiaking hole and grocery At that place demol.
hAias the building and throwing Il and it, con-
tesas Into the river hst week, "Wednesday.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23
MONEY SAVED,

M o mcy 6. "a in e d
VSHOSE DESTROYS Of testing the truth Of this Old max.
i Inn can do 70 BY calling 1t the CHEAP BOOT z
SHOE STORE, Of B. g. WORK,
Third Street, west side, between JeGesson
apl6H and Warrington 81.
eIlOO dos Palm Leaf Hats, at u rs pr dozen.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23
Fresh Arrival of
Gr0NAriAa. GIasswarA. Nails

1T f.. AUNT, Is now in receipt Of the greater por-
liz ton Of his spring stock consisting In part Of the
following goods, which win be sold the bottom Of the
market viz 4ig.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23
CHANCE FOR SpECULATORg ,

T HAVE FOR SALE, EIGHTY ACRES Of land, hand.
somey situated one mile above the city, which will be
the follower: diagram. They conveniently supplied
with timber and water and well adapted gardening,
orchard, or vineyard purposes.-A good chance for
to convenient home near the city on favor.
able terms
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

I'm BALLIs RoLL1NG.-The Naquoketa Ex.
sslies, talented and influential paper has
AosseA the name Of Col Fremont for the Presi.
assey. and the editor has written very
Nam sulogy. Fremont b the man. Every sue
essding day confirms " in the opinion. 49,
Friesd Aoriarty h postscript, says that after
writing his notice Of Col Fremont and giving
y reasons for supporting his nomination, he re-
ssived copy Of the "Hawk-Eys" with the name
q Fsmont At il mast head. With W ques-
ssn Of time arises. We should have guessed,
Aad " been guessing man, that the Hawk-Eye
vas received before the article was written
Nj b the only way we can account for some
eoinesdsnces Of language, style and arrangement
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

~ The Journal says three feet vein Of
~ coal has been discovered within eleven miles
aNsscatine and three miles ofthe river.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

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hasss - 1870 49,. !,
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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23
76O ACRES Valuable LII Land " ]. For sale.

able land in Adams county, Iowa. about ten miles from
Quincy the county seat In the first tract there four
hundred Of gently rolling prairie land Of the first
quality situated In section ID, township H. range 33,
The other tract contains 800 actes, in sections and g.
same township and range This land Is the line Of
Burlington Missouri River Railroad, and Is all of the
best quality for farming purposes credit OF ak and
twelve months will be given part OF the purchase
ncy and the price such offer great Inducements
any DESTROYS Of securing good farm. Any farther
information can be had by calling
d STOCKTON,
marS1 Adjoining o.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23


CuRIosIrY PuxIsnED.-A policeman in Buff
falo left pair Of handouts in . store, and went
away out Of town. The same day q porter in
the store thought he would try them on. The
handouts are 80 constructed that they lock by
means Of . spring and cannot be opened except
by peculiar shaped key, which 10 made to fit
each pair. The mans wrists were soon inserted
but they we're not SO easily removed He rush.
cd frsntically to the police Office, AID then in
turn to AL the policemen, but no one could un-
lock the cuffs. He wore the ornaments from
Saturday till Monday, when be was released
AChinaman in California was arrested for muir
der. 4 friend hearing the opinion expressed that
Az Chung would be hanged, delivered his opin-
ion Of California justice: Him NO hang; him all
same one Mclean (American) man; Aim got tsco
thousand dollars; yoa sabe! no had money, him
hang-hab plenty money no hang
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23
Terms (:

Terms:
$780, the season. payable in cash. satisfactory notes.
bearing ten cent interest from date Terms of war
rantee may be agreed upon.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

Coed PastuFage
Provided for from distance at reasonable rates.
aud proper and attention paid them. All accidents
escapes and thefts at the risk Of the owners.
JAMES g. PHELPS
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

NV Yo.k Anvil 10.
The Af.;c. reached her dock n 81 O'Clock
v;,h d.,es - tho ssth She h,;nr. 1on nassen.
se .,,, 49,. = - -. - 80 -
Tur pr.cv Ccrvvprxrr IN. Po.c. Confe,.
ence continued ;ts .;tt;ngs At P.r;s cnns;der;nr
shs n,,na. details ne The s-a..v 7. h.d ono =.
two informal meeting n settie mn del.ys and
r.s not e.ne m. - eet through tn Isbors for
month ~ ,romnr,h o. stvo Peeca had ha.r
n ,, = :, r. pa.sr.hn,.b and v.s f.yors.
h,s 1870 - -
T,.e ..,,;..;.. h.d h..n .,..na.a ,o.h IN ~
a.. .rd land .rd - = n..nrsI consennsnco a. th ~,
hiaaL.a. as.ha prss;an -. $3.50 $3.50 ."s
p..;. bsa haa,, ;lIn,,n. "a - hano. of n..oo
and !. vas more than the frat demou.tration@
EsorssnM . s hss;nsss = P.r,;. nsn. had
49,. ,.....l, oche,,,a ;r.s.... 49,. ~.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

Des Moines River Lands For Sale.
LAND DEPARTMENT, DesMoines Nav d r. r. Co. |
Ottnnaeca, Io,cd, april 7Ga, 1856.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice. that this Office is
open for the sale OF these valuable lands. They
viii be sold long credit and in lots suit the
and wishes Of purchase g.
Any further Information desired in relation to these
lanas will be furnished application at this office, by
nail, or otherwise. GEO. r. PERKINS, q
ap10.bp3m Land Commissioner
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

~ - - Ss,alIl1 - ~ ~
enes - ~ 49, - heen - 1naasass'
eksnGs = euotatioas. Ihess M - . -
pssvs.sa4 = srsessi bssi.eae - ssss r. go
asinAieA saies of Dry Goods Gfoeeriss
Har1wass Bsoka, asd drsss hare been lasges
skaa ~ ihe week psesioss, and = shsas ~
asss pesees. We seie sosne eales u provisions.
Ths product af 1870 hogs Ma sold = s. for
shoulders, sc 10 sides md 5c for hama 1900
hsns Il &c. 30 bsrsis rnmpa, ncFalfs bs.ad
q 30. .
We quote % follows
wHsAr-Spring socael0o; fall u Oo@l Is.
CoRx-No sales and none arriving.
OArs-NO sales-20 70 acc.
BAaLxY-None in Market.
Hoax-ei4.
BuIx NrArs and &c in round lots
LAnD-0a63c.
BUfrKn-lB 70 Doc.
Eoos-7c.
FLoua-City Nils extra $500. BY dray load
APrIEs-Dry in good supply TO Tic per 10.
PKAcsEs-Dry, few in market, &c. per ID.
HIDks-Dry flint II to l2}c green II
SxEps-C Clover duh, except ct retail. limo
thy 81 76. Blue Grass 4oc per ID. Osage
Orange 55c per Id.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

New York, April 10.
The steamer Warrington sailed at noon to-day
for Southampton and Bremen, with l55 passen-
gers and 4l66, 600 in specie.
The schooner Searsvile which arrived to-day
from Trinidad, brings cargo of old guns got
by the Submatine Diving Company from the
works Of the Spanish war vessels sunk near there
in 1885,
The Washington correspondent of the Times
says, that the nomination Of Milton S. Latham as
Collector at San Francisco, was unanimously
confirmed to-day.
The statement is erroneous that the Govern.
ment has dispatches from Minister Wheeler, de-
nying the defeat Of Col Schlessinger.
PHILADELPH1A, April 10.
The police and FIRE telegraph rerently erected
in this city, went into operation to-day. A
number Of experiments made in the presence of
the city officers, chief engineer and others.
proved highly satisfactory.
BALr,xoRE, April 10.
The Americans ct Augusta, Ga, have elected
their Mayor aud government of II Council
men.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23
OPEN 10 N1NSRNGEFN

Durlington Z Missouri River Railroad.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23
Nos 10, 20 and e Beaver ST., New Yorl
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Since the introduction Of my schedam schnapps into
the United States number of liquor mixers in New York.
Philadelphia and Boston, have commenced putting up
mixed and poisonous Gins, and calling Schnapps that
expressly to ortice all others are coun.
terfets and mpostons on the public.
CAUTION TO PERSONS WHO DRINK AT BARS AND HorEls.-
Numerous complaints made persons who keep bars
Steamboats, and in HOTELS who fill my empty bottles
with gin and sell 1t to the unsuspectng for my
Aromatic Schisdaa Schnapps. Iwould therefore ad-
wise all who drink the schnapps at such places to mark
the appearance Of the bottles and II the outside wrapper
or Label should be defaced refuse drink unless
sr.sh hottie "a opened UDOLPHO WOLFE
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Wall Paper, Borders and Curtains,
PAINTED CURTAINS, ard
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