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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-29
TO STOVE DEALERS
Fall and Winter Stock. 1856
1856.

in receipt of part of his Fall and Winter stock,
and will be daily receiving additions it unit! nc will
have very large and varied assortment of Foreign and
Domestic pr Y GOODS which he will offer low rs
any house in the city. He would request the citizens OF
Burlington and surrounding country who may wish
cies in his line, to call and examine his stock. They
will find first class line Of goods at Low FIG URES
1t consists in part follows;
La DIES LINE.
Black and Fancy Dress silks, Atwood Deaines and
French Mernos, Aipaccas CuboUrgs, Giughams, Prints
American and Scotch square and long Shaws, comets
and Ribbons, Dress Trimmings barred, striped and plain
Cambria Worked Collars, llandkurchir, Gloves, Stock
ings, Edgings and Laccs.
GENILhKE,N'S LIVE
French and American BlarG, Brown and Olive Cloths,
Black, Brown Drah Fancy Cassiueres and Docskins
n large stock of RkIDE -NADE FLOTHIN(i, consist
ing of Fruck, Dress and over C"Ats Pants, Vests Shirts
Drawers, Comforts, Socks, handkerchief, Gloves
Gauntets Boots, Shoes Hats and Caps.
WOiSkh EkIERS LLEE
Bed Blankets, Comforts Quilts Linen and Muslin
SheetngS, Richardson's Superior Shifting Linen, Crash
and Diaper, Brown and Biruclcd Dninusk Table Linens,
Bed Tickings, Checks iickorys, OSnaburgs Blue, Red
and Yellow Fianuel, liuSeys and Canton Fauncis Bat
ling and cheap pr!uts for Comforts Groceries, Queens
ware, Clocks and Looking Glasses all Of which shah be
sold cheap HENRY H. SCOTT,
seP25 Main street.
WAHTEE-A young (Germau) who under
stands the Dry Goods business.
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BROKE JAIL,-Three persons, Alfred Love
we'll, Thomas Robinson and William Stewart,
who were confined i'll the county prison of this
place, on charges of horse stealing and house
breaking committed in Monroe county, broke
Jail on Tuesday night. The sheriff and others
immediately started in pursuit, and We hope
they will succeed in recapturing them. A re-
ward is offered for their arrest-ottumwa Cou-
~.
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,..-.,1r..,. s,.,c rI.csiou

The felioaisg n lie table Of RETURNS made mp
from The reported aud Official figures By the
Pl;tsburx journal The vsie here gissn Is fos
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IS The tide has turned and Democracy is
on the aeod.-t Pennsylvania.
Yes, aud the food is carrying of Democracy
as mortal CORRUPTION was never carried of be-
fore Louisville Journal
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n UsWcgO, OCT. II.
\ FIRE broke out this morning about o o'clock
in Clark, Howell and Perry's Wagon shop des-
troying both that and q dwelling house owned
by Bell Il Hyall. Loss S5o0o-insured $500.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-29

4 MISFORTUNE. The Akron Beacon, in speak
ing Of the woman-riding feats of the Summit
County Fair, says:
The misfortune Of the young lady who rode
her nag with no other tr"ppings than bride
and sheepskin is very ieelingly deplored. Her
daring exploit won great praise.
Now, Mr.. Beacon, what happened did she
loose her sleeps skin, or what ?[-Cleyeland
Herald.
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RgFEiANs PLEAsKp NTH GRARY.-The Mis-
sour Republican says, "Gev. Geary has proved
himself all tina, The Territory could ask, ant.
has aceoap hsaed more in the sAors time he has
been in office than either OF his predecessors"
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Magazines

u DECEIVED Monthly and for sale by
IL J. p. BROWN, Barrett House Buildings.
Harper, Putnam, Graham, Knckerbocker, Godey's
Ladys Book, Leslies Gazette of Fashion, Lese's N Y.
Journal Balou, Wavery, Peterson, Mrs Stephens YAM
kee Notions, &c. Also general of Pamphlet
Novels and light reading augS
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Boston, Oct. %.
The steamer Niagara sailed at p NJ. with
Il passengers for HaliIaz and 40 for Liverpool.
She will take out $275, 900 in specie.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MERCER Penn July Goth 1855

Mt. MUANEL:
SIR feeit to be my duty TO you we'll us to the pub
lie 10 inform you Of the wonderful effects Of your invs
liable preparation my whole family having had
the dysehery were cured from the free ofyour med
cine can cheerulIy recommend it 10 the public The
est remedy for dysentary ever invented. have known
II 10 be used as family medicine throughout this entire
section OF the country and have knew Il 10 fall 10
one case yet Respectfully yours,
JANEH ARNOLD.
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THREsHING MACHINES!

HE undersigned are manufacturing large number
ofthese celebrated ThreshiHg Machines, which they
oer TO the farmers Of this country something that will
exactly meet their wants. Our materials are well
ected ana seasoned, and our work done in the best
her and we warrant our machines to perform right In ev
cry respect. Tothrcsh clean, and make eady for
ket as much grain, in given time, with little waste
any other now In use.
This Is the Machine that has taken the highest premi
um at the last three State Pairs In Ohio, and In many
other places in the Western Country and regarded by
those acquainted with its MERITS foremost amongst
Threshing Machines
OUR HORSE POWER is we think, the most simple, du.
rable and light running power yet introduced in the
western Country, and viii not fail tselfs
those acquainted with its use.
All kinds Of repairing done shortnotIce.
Orders or communications froul distance promptly
attended to. r. SPENCER CO.,
may2iwtf burlington, Iowa
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Philadelphia, Oct. %.
Hon. Jeremiah n BurreIi, Judge of the Su-
Pgeme Court oil Kansas died at Greensburg, Pa,
q few days since.
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CHOLERA CURED.


llrLLrowS, Penn, Aug. 9th, 1850
Mr. MuSsKI: .-
sR>-on Monday last, my son, eighteen years OF age
took something like the cholera, sharp pains in his fee
and legs and very cramping ia the bowels. v,
administered your american paratior aud the thru
day he was enabled to leave his bed and walk about
1t is my family medicine and the public should give y
fair trial and il viii act It's noble part.
Respectfully Yours,
J. C. DAVIDSON
Munnes Great American Preparation for sale whole.
sale and retail at squires Boss late Drpg
store Of Jefferson and Main sts Burlington Iovs
may23wy ...... w..
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Numerous American Work,


= HORT AND SkETClIY, suited to Summer reading
CNeals Charcoal Sketches The Big Bear of Arkansas
Pickings from the PIcayune; Major Jones' Courtship ;
Major Jones' Sketches Of Travel; Yankee among the
MermaS by " Z. Barton Stray Subjects arrested and
bound over; Sol. Smiths Theatrical Journey Works
Sol. Smiths Theatrical RecOeCons Rattlehcad's Trav
els; Adventures of Capt Simon Suggs; Wild Western
Scenes Streaks ofSquatter Life, &c. For sale by
Up. BROWN,
au9 Third ST.. Rarrrt House Buildings
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A fashionable lady's dress is Ike Lord Nav
or's dinner: it may be defned-an immense
spread.
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1t is said that company of Yankees in Rus
STA are making million of dollars per year on
contract Tor keeping the Moscow railway in re-
pair. The Grand Duke Constantine having dis
e!nsu.sl.ed visitors, asked his Chamberlain ii he
had shown them all the sights and being an
swered in the Affirmative, said, iaughingly-
" Then go and show them the American CON
tract, which is decidedly the greatest curiosity
that can be exhibited in the countryr
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River Duloup, Oct .

River Dnloup, Get y.
The screw ship North America passed here
this morning. She left Liverpool Oct 8th Her
news is four days later than the Persa's.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. I.-Breutstugs-Aies
Richardson, Spence, & Co.. report that it con-
tnued bad The weather much dcterioratcd the
condition of the English wheat. American Is
freely taken by consumers and in our market
to-day good business was done at Is advance and
Id TO I'd advance per bushel for all qualities, IS
and Cd being paid for Red, los Sd to los sd for
White Flour per Dbl. Indian Corn very quiet
with but few buyers, holders not pressing
Mixed is quoted 32s to 32s cd, western canal
flour sells at 2Ss I'd TO 3Os Cd, Ohio 35s to 3Ss,
Philadelphia and Baltimore 32s to 35s. Pork
seauv at previous rates
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Cool SHoorISG.-Under this head, the Crock
ct (Texas) Printer, of the both inst, has the
following:
Two mcn, named Rgsby and Robbins, at
whisky shop in the northeastern portion of
Grimes county got to Quarreling; both had ri
fes; Rigsby up with his and shot Robbins, but
as Rigsby turned off cursing him, Robbins took
good aim at linn as he lay on the ground, and
shot Rigsby through the heart Both died al
most instantly re,enged.
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E,ifa of Fremont.

n received the Life, Explorations and public
81 vices of Col John Fremont with portrait and Illus
trations. For sale by J. p BROWN.
jy33 Barrett House buildings ID street.
NEW EEEsaIAS.- The Daisy Chain, vol. The
" White Chief, by Wayne Reid. Six books by T.
s Arthur. squre's Notes Central America Squire's
Nicaragua. For sale by }. p. BROWN,
aus Barrett House buildings.
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LOnuoN, INesuay, Oct. 4,
Our money market became decidedly more
stringent alter the departure of The last Ameri-
can mail and the Bank of England yesterday
advanced its rate OF interest to and per cent
Tor two months bills. Consols for money closed
9l4a9l5, account at 81 4a9lg.
" c as yet without any political news
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-29
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
The BEST ALTERATIYE KNOWN u

CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE !!
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
The BEST Alternative KNOWN!
Not u Particle Of MercurY in 1T
An lnfalble remedy for Scrofula Kings Evil Rheuma.
tism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptlons, Pmples or Pos.
tues on the Face, Blotcie-, B0iIs, Aguc and Fever
Chronic Sore Eyes. Rlncworm, or letter
scaid-head, Enlargement and pain Of the
Bones and Joints, Salt Rieum, Stub
o1fi Ulcers, SyphiliticDsorders;
ana all diseases arising from
an njudicious of
Mercury, Imprudence
in Life, or Impurity
OF the Blood
This great Alternative Medicine and Purifier Of the Rood
IS now used by thousands grateful pa tents rom
of the United States, who testify daily to the rennrtah
performed ny Ie greatest OF all medicines "CAR-
TIERS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia Rbenm,,isn.
scroiu!a Eruptions the Skin, Liver Diseases Fever
Ulcers, Old Sores Affection Of the K!neys Difrases -
1he throat Female Complaints Pains Aching Of the
bones anu JOINTS are speedily put to flight by using this
inestmable remedy. s '
For all diseases the Blood nothing has yet been found
to compare with It. II ceanses the system Of al,
ties, acts gently and efficiently The Liver and Kidnevs
strengthens the Digestion, gives tone the stomach
makes the Skin clear and healthy, and restores lilo Co..
sttuon, enfeebled by disease or broken down nv the
cesses ofyouth, to IT, pristine vgpr and strength
f"f lhe DISEASES OF FEALeS Is peculiarly applicable
and wherever it has become known is rsuar rsscr,5
with the happes effects. II invgorates the weak and de-
ehltated, and Hnparts elasticity to the WORKOUT frame
sh.i' tiI leaves the patient fresh and healthy
single bottle OF this inestmate remedys worth all be
SO called Sarsaparllas i'll existence. "
The large number Of certificates which We ba We reeied
from persons from all parts Of the United States ia hs
best evidence that there is humbug about t. The
fress hotei-Aeepers magistrates physicians and public
men, wen Ehe"h 10 I.e community all add their tesno
ny to the wonderful effects Of this GREAT bloom pIrpI
FER ofd-
CAL on the Agent and get Almanac, aud read the
details OF astonishing performed F,y CARTE,
SPANISH hIATIRk Ok MIST CASES wHE3s gysny ruI.
ELSE HAD siGNALLYFAED. The limits Of an adver,iso
will not admit their full insertion seineH
VIM. 5 BEERS Co., PEoPnrroas.
r,,, no. S9i, broadway, New York
10 whom all orders iaust be addressed ~
20 fof sai5 ny Druggists and Country Merchants IN
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Munnel's Great American Preparation

"A bus, Cho!lc, Dysentery and pains cramps IN the
stomach and Bowels This celebrated sprecifc is used
who have attained eminence in Medical profession In
The Eastern States and many ofthem throwing their
prognOscs have gwen certificates testfyng its SUPERB
ority to any medicine Invented for removing pain
cramps from the stomach and bowels. Its safe and
speedy 10 its operation and has doubtless hun
dreds OF lives IL should be family medicine In every
family lpurfes the blood and strengthens tn system
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-29

! FPPENCG1E,5''S Gazetteer ofthe World;
IL Webster's Dictoaary--Unabrdged edition.
Spier & SuTenne's French Dictionary
PreScott's Philip II;
Ferdinand 4 Isabella;
Nood's Postcai Works, edited by Sargent Q VOLS
Thos. Jeierson's Writings, vols.
Just reed ut BROWNS BOOKSTORE,
UIay3 Sd st., above Jefferson.
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Daily and Weekly Papers.

Daily and Weekly Papers.
NTEW YORK and Chicago Papers, Daily; Ballou's
y Pictorial, Frank Leslies Illustrated News Waycrly
Magazine, New York ledger Ledger of Romance, Flag
of our Union Brother jonathan, True Flag, Pcayune
Scientific American. spangled Banner, Boston Pilot
srish News, Cltizcn IRISH AXIercan New yorl, Herald
Tribune, and fines, etc.
Tbs above papers received regularly every week.
and oi sale by J. p BROWN,
au9 Third street, Barrett House Building
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y Third str
lH'Books.

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ofCand|
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III. G. Bas4
Non. G. q
tF. Potter
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E.LL at. '
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Pug Of lea
piers conn
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1 courts.
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loNhcE an orders I2ust be addressed
80 FOR sale BY Druggists and Country Merchants r.
al parts OF the United States and the Canadas ad -
E. E. GAY, Burlington, Iowa. IrnarI bny anu ny
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-04-18
One of the pioneers.

One of the oldest settlers in this section
of the country, who came to the West when
it was a wilderness, and who has seen the
habitations of men spring up around him.
Mr.. Gabriel Shuts, desires to hear from his
relatives if any are living. He was born in
New jersey and now lives in Townsend
Sandusky Co, in this State. He is eighty
six years of age, and it has been fifty or six
ty years since he has seen any Of his rela-
tives, of whom, brother is said to have
moved to the West, within the past ten or
fifteen years, but whose residence is not
known. Any information concerning him
will be gratefully received, and editors are
respectfully requested to give publicity to
this notice.-San. Req.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-04-18
:Frrmont 6SpnrnaI.
Local aq0 l|iscslIaneoqs 2gafcfs.
Gg Fountain Lodge, Good Templars,
will meet in their new Hall this evening.
Forest CIV Cure.

Since the destruction of the Crystal Foun-
tain Water Cure, at Berlin Heights, by fire.
Prof. H. P. GAToHELL, who was connected
with that popular institution, has removed
to Cleveland, where he has associated him
self with DR.. STRONG, in the Forest City
Cure, for the treatment of chronic diseases
DIR. STRONG has also secured the services Of
s. R. BEoKwITH, Prof. of Surgery of the
Western Homeopathic College, and will
therefore be prepared to treat all chronic
surgical diseases. From the well known
medical reputation of the faculty of this In
stitution, we can cheerfully recommend il
to those who wish to adopt such treatment
for disease.
The edifce is new, built of brick, thor
oughly warmed and ventilated, and conye
niently situated to command the advantage:
of town and country; the air of one and the
facilities of the other
The terms are from eight to ten dollars 8
week, according to room and attention.
Special contracts for surgical or other extra
ordinary cases.
Address Dr. STRONG OF Prof. GATcHEIL
Cleveland, Ohio. Strangers may call at tht
Office of DIS WHEELER & BEcKw1rH, NortI
West corner of Public Square, near the Ben
net House.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-04-18
GREAT ENGLISH REMED Y

CELEBRA1sD FEALE Pills. Protected BY Royal Letters
Patent
nREPARED from prescription OF Sir James Clark, NJ.
D. Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen. This in-
valuable Medicine unfaing in the Of all those
painful and dangerous diseases incident to the female con-
stution Il mOderates ali excesses removes all osruc-
tions and brings the monthly period with regularity
These Pills should be used two three weeks previous TO
confinement they fory the constitution and lessen the
suffering during labor enabling the neither TO perform
her duties with safety to herself and child
cse PiIs should NOT be taken by Females dsTtHg the
FIRsr THREE Of Pregnancy, they are sure TO
bring Miscarriage, but a. any other t,le are sag
In all of and spinal affections, pain IN the
back and limbs heaviness fatigue slight ezertion pal
ptstion Of the heart loVsness OF Spirits hytene Wlte
and All the painful diseases occasoned by disordecd
aysten these Pills will effect when all other means
have allied and although powerful remedy do not con-
tain iron calolnel. antimony any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package Price IN
the United States and Canada, One Dollar.
I. c. BALDWIN & co, Rochester, n. Y.
B. 81 enclosed to the general agent, viii ensure
bottle of the Pills by return mail For sale in Fremont
by s. BUCkLAND 4 co.
And BY Druggists generally. S4yl
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q Vosee fronl VirgInIa.

CABIN POINT, Surry Co.i Va
Dr.. SeA S. Hance.-I in Baltimore in April Is94s
aud fon are received OF vours induced 70 buy
box f or pms recommended sovereign cure Tor the
Epiieptic Fits At that time one Of my sertnts ha
home Ieomenced with the pills according TO
do not think she has hsd one since My Tlle 1ous'
lv Enclosed YOU will find Eve dollars, Tor when you
win please forward me two boxes suppose you can TOT
ward them bv mail. Your compliance will obllge me-
vs % %resnectfaIIy NJ, P. SLEDGE.
Dr. Hances Epileptie Pills are also sovereign remedy
for every modification of diseases The nervous
sufferer whether tormented by the acute physical agony
OF peuralcia tcdOloreuz ordinary headache afflicted
with vaugue errOrs weakened by periodical tits threaten
ed with psrayss borne down and disprited by that ter
re ssitude which proceeds from lack of nervous ener
Qv or experiencing any ether psn Of disability arising
fu the unnatural condition Of the wonderful machinery
which connects every member with the of
ton motion and thOughderves immediate benefit from
the use Of those pills which at ealms inyigorates
and regulates the shattered nervous organization.
Sent any part Of the country By mail tree Of postage
Address SgTH 5. HASCE los Baltimore street. BALTIMORE
Nd. Price, box, So; two, s.; twelve, 81
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New Books.


a JOURNEY IN THE SEABoARD SLAVE
STATES, with remarks on their economy
BY FREDEmck LAW OLMsrED. Published
by Dix d Edwards, n. York. Price, 81 ,25
"In the year 1853, the author of thi.
work made journey through the Seaboard
Slave States, and gave an account of his Oh
servations in the New York Daily Times,
under the signature of 'Yeoman.' Those
letters excited some attention, and their pub
lication in book was announced; but be-
fore preparing them for the press the author
had occasion to make second and longer
visit to the South In the light of the ex-
perience then gathered. the letters have been
revised, and, with much additional matter,
are now presented to the public.
'The authors observations on Cotton
Plantations, and in the frontier and hill
country of the South, may form the subject
Of a subsequent volume"
THE MoRMoNs AT HONE; with some in
cidents of travel from Missouri to California,
in 1923. BY Mrs. B. G. FERRIS, wife of
the late U. S. Secretary for Utah. Dix &
Edwards, Publishers, New York. Price, rs
cents.
In the preface to the work Mrs. F. says:
During our absence, and in compliance
with previous promise, wrote letters to
some near and dear friends, descriptive of
our travel and soiourn in Utah. Since our
return, have collected and revised these
letters, as matter of amusement. Those
relating to the journey were written with
more or less haste, and under the usual in
conyenicnces of camp life; have studied,
however, to preserve the passing impressions
and reflections, as they actually occurred.
In Utah / could not well avoid some inter
course with its female society; and became,
necessarily, conversant with the effect upon
It of the more distinctive features Of Nor
monism."
Twice MARRIED, Story of Connecticut
Life. Dix & Edwards, Publishers, New
York. Price, rs cents.
''Tho following romance has appe ared in
parts IL Putnam's Monthly, in each number
Of which, for a great portion of the present
year, it has regularly occupied place. Its
very kind reception, not merely by the crit
zeal authorities of the press, but by the pub
lie at large, has induced the prblishers to
present it in the present form, in which they
confidently trust it will meet with the same
generous appreciation as heretofore
LARDNER's One THOUSAND AND Ten
THINGS WORTH KEow1Ne. Published by
H. Long d Bro, n. Y. Price 25 cts.
"A book clearly explaining how to do
rightly almost every thing that can be ne
cessary in the kitchen, the parlor and dress
ing-room, and disclosing all the most valua-
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the useful and domestic arts. Every thing
of which is of practical use to everybody
To which is added, Employment for All;
OF, A Hundred Ways to make Money"
We are indebted to ]. P. SANrMYER, of
Columbus, by whom booksellers can be sup
piled, for copy of each of these works.
They are for sale by S. BUoKIAND & Co.
Call and buy.