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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-09

phia Inquirer, under date of June Goth, says:
ut is understood here that every effort will be
made to defer the trial of the Hon. Mr., Herbert,
Tor the killing of Heating, until after the Presi
dental election; for as Il Is detersaiaed that he
shall not e coaricted tie Democratic politician IS
fear sAe resatt Of ais aeqaiitai apoa tie irish TO
iers Of tie, country. The widow of Keatinr has
since died from grief, leaving behind her several
orphan children. Thus the double mr. rider is
complete, and the murderer shielded from the
penalty Of his crime BY the votes of : ne admin
House to make laws for the repuhf c.sss
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-09

WELL PUT.-senator Hamilton--ore of the
old Jackson Guard, Of Malne-in a speech in
Boston the other day, in comparing the revolu-
ton with the revolution now in progress in tbs
country, said: ''therc was revolution Of force,
now it was a revolution by the ballot box
[Cheers.l These shouts shall carr dismay into
the hearts of every slavery Der .oerat in Massa-
chusetts. The question is nc,t that the South
shall be Abolitionized, br.r whether the whole
free North shall be Afr. canized not a question
whether the slaves of the South shall be eman-
eipated, but whe' her the freemen of the North
Shall be made slaves and he who is not ready
Tor such Question would have been cowboy
in the Re- ,olut;on.
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rosx~ roEk AID sosHox va.
THIarY-s1x HOURS To 8 NEW YORK.
YouR TRAINS 4 DAY,
SuNDAYs excepted carrying the great through
The ony direct and reliable Railroad Roufe being
hundred and twenty miles to Cleveland, ptsburg
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington,
than any other route and the most route to
Bafslo, Niagara Falls Albany, New York and Boston.
TRAINS LEArE, va. q HI -
connecting at Toledo at 2 p. NJ, with the splendid
Steamers Of this ne--arrive in Rufalo morning,
connecting with Lightning Trains for New York and
Boston, and arriving same evening making but one
night between Chicago and New York or Boston, and
that on one OF the splendid steamers Of this Line
2d-New York and Boston Railroad Express leave CHI
arrive 1Ts in Cleveland a. NJ new York and boston
evening. 7sffgess fs54sssss ssig s
3d-Express Mali leave Chicago at........ 2.45P. NJ,
arrive in Cleveland next morning at o'clock, Pitts
burg at noon, Philadelphia Baltimore, New York and
4tiNight Express leave Chicago at P. y.
arrive in Cleveland next day at 2. Pittsburgh and
lowing morning; also connects at Cleveland with
for Dunkrk and Buffalo arriving in New York theneSt
day at noon, and Boston at Pm. -,t~a.v Il
in Ohio and Pennsylvania, without any detention.
Only three trains on Saturday, leave at 543aa., us
Only onetran Sunday, leave at 9.45 Pm.
Thee 10 M train on Saturday, reaches Cleveland
The following magnificent steamers having all the
comforts and Injuries of first class hotel form the line
between Toledo and Buffalo:
Western Metropolis Capt A. ID. Perkins.
Noriaetu Auuldhd. CdPt. l.. 4. rheatt
Southern Michigan. Capt L. y. Goldsmith
II Leaving Toledo daily Sundays excepied) at $50
P. NJ, arriving at Buffalo at $50 A. n.
-. Baggage checked to Dnnkrk and Buffalo, thence
to New York and Boston.
Only two changes of cars between Chicago and Pitts
burg 5
Passengers destined for Philadelphia Baltimore Wheel
ing, Washington ETC., will save from ~ 10 IA hours
time by taking any of the above Trains, any other
Route. s.
Passengers arriving in Chicago any of the roads,
will find attentive check agents the cars who will
ceiys your checks and convey your baggage free of
charge, to the Michigan Southern cars.
TICKETS can be had at the General Passenger Office of
the Michigan Southern Road under the fremont House,
Chicago; and at the Passenger depot of Van Blu
rem and Sherman Streets and all the Railroad offices in
the West.
.IMp0RTANT-The Bridge across the Maumee River
at Toledo Is completed. Trains connecting directly in
the New Depot the middle ground, thus avoiding
tirey the annoyance ofthe old Ferry at that place.
GEO. NJ. GRAY,
4,s General PASSENGER Agent,
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Official statistics of the Quakers in the United
States show that they have Is meeting-houses
with an aggregate membership of 2s3,o23 In
Maryland they have % meeting houses and 1850
members; in the District of Columbia meeting
house and 200 members; in Virginia l meet; I. :,
houses aud 1900 members and in Penns- -. !ss
their favorite State, l4l meetip~. ~, ,lfatia {,
60,974 members. 'ousess anu
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T.. BROWNS
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.

THIS ESSENCE Is preparation Of nnIsual excellence
In ordinary Diarraa incipIent Cholera, In short, in
all of prostraon efte digestive functions is Of
inesmable yalne. During the prevalence of epidemic
cholera and summer complaints OF Children 1t IL pecu-
liarly eficacous; no family, individual, traveller
should be without 1t. q
CAUrIoN.-De to get the genuine essence which
prepared only by f. BRO WV, at his Drug and Chesni.
ca! Store N T. Of Fifth and Che sinnt streets,
Philadelphia; and for sale by all the respectable Apotte
carries in tla Unltod STATES. - ~
Sold IN Burlington by E. +. GAY. [apr1 bpy1
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-09

n. Y. HERALD.-The N. Y. Herald thus pith.
lily sums up the Republican and Democratic Plat
forms:
'srhe Republican platform is pretty well: 1t
may be condensed into three sentences:
| They want Congress TO rule the Territories,
and to exclude Slavery therefom.
2 They want Kansas to be free ss.5s5
8 They want no war. rs
On the other hand the Cincinnati platform
takesa different ground. The Democrats want
Congress not to NEEDLE with the Terrific
ries.
Kansas to be Slave
8 War. d
OF these two platforms, the first is unqucs>
tionably the best
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-09

A FAfAL 0ccuRREscE-Mr William Wills,
young Englshman living with Mr.. John Good
rich, at Red Oak Grove, died on the 10th inst,
from the effects of bite of a rattlesnake. he
was driving breaking team, and vas barefoot
ed, when bitten. The snake was cut into by the
pillow and bit the Young man on the foot This
was abou, o'clock He Immediately started
for the house he died that evening at 8 o'clock.
He was much respected and lamented. He died
in the severest agony while spitingg, vomiting
and purging blood. He complained OF very
acute cramp in his sides and great pain in his
abdomen. His agony was intense until relieved
by death-Tipton Advertiser. -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-09

s-"where are Fremont's bar kers s.-Times.
Working at the forge,--in lie machine shop
--in the harvest field, aud getting more than
.ten cents day at tbat- Chicago Journal.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-09

KILLED. BY LIGuIN1SG.--A farmer named
be- residing about six miles South of this
CITY, was struck by lightning on Wednesday
morning last, and killed, whilst on his wayto the
barn. His wife became alarmed at his long abb
sence and searching for him, found his lifeless
body shout half way between the house and
barn. His hat was torn to pieces, and no marks
on his body except slight dscoloration of the
face. Truly sin the midst of life we are in
death. n-Mt. Pleasant Home Journal
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THREsHING MACHINES!
mOpFITT,S PATENTs.

ITnHE undersigned are manufacturing large number
4 ofthese celebrated Threshing Machines, which they
ofer TO the farmers Of this country something that viii
exactly meet their wants. Our materials well Sc
lected and seasoned and done in the best man
ner, and We warrant machines to perform rgtn sT
cry respect To tresb clean and make ready for mar
ket as much grain, in given tlmo, with as little waste
any other In use. 90 ~ TF
This Is the Machine that has taken the highest pFea
UNI at the last three State Fairs In Ohio, and In many
other places in the Western Country and regarded By
those acquainted with Its merits foremost amongst
Threshng Machines. - II -. .--.
OUR HORSE POWER, is think, the most simple, d.
rabe, and light running power yet introduced In hs
Western Country and viii not faiit recommend itseo
those acquainted with It's use. n 54-
All kinds VI repairing done short notice.
Orders or communications from distance promptly
attended to. r. SPENCER CO.,
may2iwu Burlington, Iowa
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LET THOSE TIA r SHAKE, SHAKESo NoRg
nR. BODLEN'S Fever and Ague Bnl
~ sam, is Warranted.-This medicine for ali
fevers Of an Intermittent character Fever and Asu,
Chill Fever Remtent, and as tonic for nvads reeoy
ering from protracted nterments, Is the best remedy
ever offered to the public. This Is patent aostr,as
but Is only offered as public remedy, because Of The
constant demand have had for in my private prac
tice for number OF years It used by the most emil
nent physicians of the Eastern States Superior 10 4.
other remedies for the above disease. II purely yg
etabe compound and may be given both old and YONG
with perfect safety. 1t gives tone and action 10 ,hs
whole system, and acts powerful tonic. have used
IL with almost perfect In my practice for num-
Der OF years, and now offer II public remedy Know
ing its value, but believe that will be appreciated
and used.
Sold Wholesale und Il Retail by DRs RON
LEY 4 ALLEN, Princeton, III,
For sale by Il. Il. GAY AND J. Z. TALLANT, Burlington.
Iowa. (nov CIV "
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-09

TENDER "a. ls4I. ~, S c. Mercury of Sep
to the charactc core the following testimony
stThe mari sr and abilities of Col. Fremont:
mont +. Led and brilliant career OF Col. Ere
tio- AS arrested general attention and admra-
i, and has been watched with a lively inter
est by his fellow citizens of South Carolina.
Charleston, particularly, is proud of him; and
the reputation which he has at SO early an age
achieved for himself, she claims as something
| in which she too has share.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-09

THE OLp DEMOCRATS OF WESTERN NEW YORK
GOING FOR FREMoNT!-It is no exaggeration to
say that at least one-half of the old Democrsss
party of Western New York are going for &c
dom and Fremont. In Rochestera me- free.
be held tonight; it will be address citing is to
r. Celdon, hitherto the most p- sed by Henry
as he is one of the most es.i- ,pular Democrat
Monroe COUNTY; by Car liable gentlemen, in
quent ys.oung Dems.re IN Huson, Jr., an elo
.eeana;iate fcs. gn It, who was the Democratic
John G eenir, anty Judge last Fall; and by
- ia. tb., X .asero, who has made more speech
ia Vast democratic party than any other man
cnn ern New York. Among those who con.
Re- IN the nomination, as we learn from the
chester Democrat, is Judge Buell., known all
over the State as an ancient and very influential
Democrat; Judge Shepard Supervisor Banning
ofs0gden, D. S. Brown, Esq, of Scottsviiie, and
multitudes besides, equally efficient The work
goes bravely Albany Evening Journal.
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JOHN PROCHASKA

DEALER In Gold Il Sil-- 1Sm
II Yer Watches, CLOCKS. Jew fNS
elry and Silver Ware, Fine Cutlery,
Gold Pens, fine Plated Fruit Baskets kc &C. Repairing
Of every sort done on short notice. Third Street oppo-
site Barrett House, Burlington, Iowa jniylI.y
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1855. Summer Arrangements. 1856
ga q 5sz:zssa Es3Es::=s


SO hours 6sstoeen Cntcdgo and We,c YORK.
feasgan Central, o,eat Western W. Bsa,o and B,an..
J9,d Rais.eas1s to Bu5aSo, At5asg Ne,o lorA Pila
miles nearer to Niagara Fal1s % miles neqrer to
Ne'o York and Boston, than By any other route.
Five Daily Trains Leaves Chicago:
CINCINNATI EXPRESS Arrive at Gin,
kAi cinnati at 9 p. NJ; connects at Indl-
6l5 a. m. dianapolis with trains for Dayton, CO.
tlumbus GAINESVILLE, Wheeling, Pits
lburgh, Philadelphia, Washington and
MAIL; supper at Detroit, breakfas.
at Rochester Horreiisvillc next
58O a. m. morning, supper in New York or lodge
@ in Boston; also lodge in Philadelphia Ella
3s# Emira. 7tDs.,s-sgs ass !
LIGHTNING EXPRESS; Arrives in N
745 m. York at p. NJ. next evening or
@+f Boston ~ ut night. Arrive IN Phila.
de apnhs rig aaI Eln,ira, at 10 p NJ.
400 p. m. New York at9.A NJ second day, or
Boston at l r NJ. Philadelphia at 1890
300 p. M NIGHT EXPR U.s. Connects next r,orns
. + steamer e> -
Through without ling, in time for $50 A. NJ Elk.
press ior new iorS nd Boston. Also with Steamers for
sanaasky MAKING direct railroad connection all points
in Ohio and Pesylvana Also connects direct through
by Railroad to New York and Boston.
gag $50 and 7.45 A. N Trains eoanec. at Detroit
tins for dW t7ains atrouh Ohio and Pe,nsylrdnia
only train that leaves Chicago Saturday nights Is
over THIS route 900 p NJ only train Sunday at 900
! ~, ~ NO 400 P. NJ. Train Saturday.
9.oo A. Train conaects aci trains on Ne,o albany
dn@ Salem, Cincinnati Columbus and Pittsburgh
Falls, BUFFALO, ALBANY d NEW YORK.
~ Through tickets can be found at the different
eiilroad Offices in the West and South. Also at the Of
fees in Chicago of Lake Dearbon sts oppo-
street. e5ssrsg r. n RICE Srpt
aug 2-l2mos ... Nm, :. 3, - '' :
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-09

TIES MONIES NAVIGATION COMPA.
ANT.--On the sixteenth day Of june next the Of.
nee for the sale Of the lands Of this company win
moved from this place to Fort Des Moines. Eea =
These lands viii be sold ON long edits and In lots
suit the means and wishes OF Purchasers.
GEO. r. PERKINS.
Land Commissioner.
orrrxwA, Iowt. May 18th. 1866 Inaylssf
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-09

sB The George Law brought home to New
York, from Aspinwall, child fifteen months old,
found amid the wreck at the time of the railroad
disaster. All its relations were killed, and it is
not known whose child it was, though it is sun
posed to be of French parentage.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-09

Senior SALAzAR, the Mexican Commissioner
for running the boundary line between the Unit
ed States and Mexico, arrived in this city on
Saturday, accompanied bya corps of assistants,
to project the maps which the treaty requires
shall be made as records of the location of the
line, the establishment of which was completed
last winter. Mr.. Salazar was on the commission
for running the boundary under the treaty of
Guadalupe Hidalgo, and was finally appointed
sole commissioner under the treaty Of Deem
Der, lS53-Union. sE
The Louisville Journal says that the old
relations between Fremont and Col. Benton are
restored,-they are not on speaking terms.
Very we'll; Fremont has demonstrated his abili-
ty to get along without Old Bullion as well MS
Bullion can without him. His daughter, the wife
of his "boy-nlaw," as he calls him, has the clear
grit of the old man; like a true and brave wo-.
man that she is, she clings to Fremont wit, ar,
earnest affection, and glories in his we'll earned
fame. She is prouder Of him than if he we're an
emperor; and well she may be, for he is going
to be President, and that is more than to be EN-
peror. Old Tom doubtless thinks him stupen-
dopsly impudcnt to accept a nomination for
President at 43. Let him go ahead with his old
fogy Buchanan. Young America rules now
Gate CITY
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-09

GERMAN VorERs-We are assured by Ger
man, who until now has been Democrat of the
most ultra character, that at least seven-eighths
OF the Germans intend voting for Fremont
Davenport Gazette
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- St. LOUIS, JUIy =.
a fire originated this morning in the steamer
st. Clair, at upper end of the levee, and commu-
icated to the steamers Paul Anderson, Grand
Turk, and T. N. Stockwcll. The Southerner and
Saranac, lying below, were cut loose, but the
burning boats foated against them and they
with the Others six in all, were entirely destroy
cd The boats were all old ones, except the
Southerner. Loss about 100000. Insurance
not ascertained. Origin of fire not known.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-09

B. & NJ. r. R. FREIGHT OFFICE,
IfAEsE only Freight train on this road leaves Buling
Il ton at $50 A. NJ. si ssrr.st ~ 5s
All freight designed to be forwarded on any particular
day should be delivered on the day previous,
may2sbptf. WM H. BACKtJs sup't
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CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
| THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD. +

CARTEh'S SPANISH 10 MIXTURE !!
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
~. THE REST Alternative KNOWN! !!
Not Particle of Mercury in It!
An InfaIlibe remedy for Scrofula Kings Evil Rheuma.
tisn, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimpes Pos
tues on the Face, Botches, Boils, Ague and Fever,
.tsf- Chronic Sore Eyes. Ringworm, letter, ss
k. ., Scald-head Enlargement and pain of the
Bones and Joints, Salt Rheum, Stub O. z
3 ss- .as- DORA Ulcers, SyphiliticDsorders; ss..,
and all diseases arising from
-.4. injudiclous use of gs 5a
Mercury, lmprudence +
. Us. .~- in Life, or Impurity
-- s.-..t. of the Blood. . t....-. r.
This great Alternative Medicine and Purifier OF the Blood
used thousands grateful patients from all pars
of the United States who testify daily the remarkable
performed by the greatest of all medicines "CAR
TER'S SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Scroula, Eruptons the Skin, Liver Diseases Pevers
Ulcers, Old Sores Affection of the Kidneys, Diseases OF
the Throat Female Complaints, Pains and Aching of the
Bones and Joints speedily pat to flight by using this
For all diseases the Blood nothing has yet been found
compare with it, 1t cleanses the system all pri-
ties, gently and efficiently the Liver and Kidneys
strengthens the Digestion gives tone to the stomach
makes the Skin clear and healthy and restores the Con-
suton eneebled by disease broken down by the ex.
cesses of youth to its pristine vgor and strength
For the pIssAsEs OF is peculiarly applicable,
and wherever has become known is regularly prescribed
with the happles effects. 1t invigoraes the and de-
blitated, and mparis elasticity to the Frame
clears the skim and leaves the patient fresh and healthy
single bottle of this inestimabe remedy worth all the
so>called Ssrsaparllas in existence. ~
The large number Of certificates which have received
from persons from all parts of the United States is the
best evidence that there Is no humbug about IT, The
Press hotelkeepers magistrates, physicians and public
men, well known to the community all add their testimo-
ny the wonderful effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURI-
FER.
Call on the Agent and get Almanac, aud read the
details of astonishing performed by CARRIERS
SPANISH MIXTURE QS MOST CASES WHERE EVERY THING
srGNAILY The limits Of an advertisement
will not admit their full insertion.
WIN. s. BEERS Co., PRopprE1oRs, IS
-1g No. 304, Broadway, New York.
To whom all orders must be addressed.
cY- For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants In
ali parts United States and the Canadas and by
E. E. GAY, Darlington, Iowa. Tmarl.bpy.1
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luOWE,S Improved PATENT TRUSS
Ii BRlItGESs-Tt.e undersigned are proprietors
of the above patent for the State Iowa. are prepa
red to contract for the erection of Railway Highway
Bridges length OF span from SO 800 feet in
any part of the State As the above Bridges have been
adopted most of the Railroads in the United States
unnecessary All communications upon the subject
will receive prompt attention.
Address. STONE, BOOMER B0YISGTON,
y feb25.dw6 s. t5T Davenport Iowa
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U prsyset IL ssaigrasIon d ftre stase men
With arms A correspondent of The Herald
Mexico. ii = 70 be commanded by American.
officers, ss slis ys.en armed with reyoiyers and
Minnie rs3eg
The corps bad already enrolled over 400 men
and viii be OF a. soon as the ranks are full, 500
being The full compliment. It's 10 set with the
present Mexican Government. Z
Later adsices from venezula state that the
difficulties already reported, had become very
serious. Brucho Moriae and the two Tgaros
leaders Of the revelation, had taken four towns
and we're marching on Bolivar. They had seiz-
ed two English schooners and put two English
subjects 10 death
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-09

Washington, July 2. &
Col. Richard Fitzpatrick, of Florida, has been
appointed Secretary of Legation to the Arsen-
tine Confederation.
The President, it issaid, this evening rendered
the appointment Of Minister to Sweden to Elk
Governor Bigler, of Cal, at the request of his
friends who are noM in this city; but he declin-
q abort time.
1t is ,rnmorcd this evening that Ex-Governor
Seymour, of New YorY, is to be appointed Minis
ter to France, and that Mr.. Mason will shortly re-
turn to this country, having slgnifcd to the
President a desire to that effect
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.RY p scHoLTE EDWIN H. GRANT.
SCHOLTE & GRANT,
AVN

Try r SCHOLTE EDWIN H..
SCHOLTE & GRANT,
AND AGENTS, NOtarfes Put ,t;c md
IL Attorneys at Law, Pela, Me- ron county
Iowa. 5 n =et4 zs.E.s-9ts =
Lands entered on cash or time in any of the State.
have about % second ha' I'd land ali sizes
and conditions, for sale on reasonable terms b
All legal business attended to.
Also, Agents for u S. Life Insurance Company of New
York City; Iowa State Fire Insurance Company of Keo-
kuk Coopers Clarks' Steam Engin Mani,factory Mt
Vernon ohe For all Agricultural Machinery and gem
eral Agents for Patents. II,@7-7',lss
Editors and Proprietors of the eeky Pei,a Gazette
Independent in Politics and religion Terms 80 year.
In advance Advertisements insert ed at usual rates
BOOK AND JOB PR NTERS. dec4s
mo A. DooGlAss EDWARD YIrcF FRgDEEIck HARDING
DOUGLASS, FITCH & Co.,
pkGDCCE.s Storage and Commission
MerchPnfs. Dealers in GRAIN, FLOUR, etc.-Lb-
eral advapc es made on Consis nments. Ger
No. IS Kinsie Street, Caieago.
i.sEEaEScEs e l. Thinks m, Banker Z. Granger Ad-
ans Banker Messrs. Mum er Armour; A. F. Dickin-
son. Esq, and A. r. William IS, Esq fsGsf
eT We have ample CE LIAR room for storing Butter,
Eggs, &c. lmar1bp.y.l