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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-04-10

No, 332 Washington 81, Boston.
It's general appearance and the arran-efne,3, +
.he lew parts, are entirely different from any -ew
me Machine ever before offered to the pubiir md
every one who has seen it pranounees it the m,st
unique thing of the kind which has yet been in.
vented. -
:, Any Lady who wishes to purchase Sewing
Machine for family use, will regret il II .he dos
not cali on US before she makes her selection
II used by fastening it to the leaf Of any table
OF 10 any place that has sufficient projection.
ANY person can run one-eyeD a child of twelve
years of age, Of ordinary understAndinc-.fser
seeing II once used.
II uses any kind Of good thread. taken from the
sp2oi on which it was bought without re-windin,
IL has no springs To take up the slack thread
~nen the stitch is being Misunderstanding Of the
kind 10 used nor required.
There Is no concealed mechanisrn-anv porsop
can see and understand the whole operation at A
glance. ~
ine Machine will wear az long. if not lon~e,
Ihan any Sewing Machine now made for faTiIy
cse and tue most ordinary machinis, could ~ any
time II required, make any of the mart, xcon,in
perhaps, the needle f''"e'
ana more than all, no one need fear that after
they have paid US SIS for Machine, they will
aaFe TO pay some other party s. or $40 70, Il. ,ak
10 xsrsl -" J ''e ''sA-
The Patents which cover this Machine Are dated
REQ 70, 1886, Jan. 20, 1857 and Feb. II, ISL
and no Sewing Machine now made j, better pyo
tected. - ''''ei pro
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PARKER TUCK. Judge.
Attest, y. \ BARTLETT. Rer5strr.
a true copy of the petition and order Of
court thereon, attest A. \. BARTLETT
Register. 3wto
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A II NaETIEf, Bs9- 4 Irfct. y. Y, writes 8" have
gs1 yaf rrz8stI uysif anil in my family ever
vi ,,..atsl t. AIT is'eve it the best mesciRs far is
1vrt,.., ever fut eat. Nyth bad cold should
r, twenty t,e hiitfs "a bottle than do without u,
a., ,rv 4,it.sr reraav"
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PILES AND FISTrJas
non the OiRimf'u and pills should be
used IN the foYonsiag coses

Sold at the Manufactures Of MAT go,a,,x. en-
MAIDEN LAns Nes Yotx ADD IA ss,.aa I,s. y
AZ ~ ~. oFRgsssts aad DeAlsfs AZ Nstictass
10 ~, ~ ne oaliee states. aaa he eisilssd World
IN rets al - cts So cts and a. saeh -'~ "S''~
ger sizss. H~fA"5 " taxing theiA-
ever d,e,iar ~. ios the guidance Of patients ia
are tsaied 10 eae h Pot ly.
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1OP PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

We r.. o,'t-'ly invite the a.,.a,.s4 Of the
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Doston Jan. !. l557-J0-ly
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

AN INCIDENT At SEA-LlEUT. HERNDoN.-
On the most beautiful morning Of Aug. 9th
% the illinois was steaming towards Havana,
having got off the reef the previous night, VI
met the steamship Central America with
her myriad Of passengers, bound to Aspin-
wall. She passed on che port side, within
one hundred yards.
Tho engines of both ships were quiet, The
passengers thronged the deck af the Central
America eager to catch . glance at the unfor-
tunate ship, ofwhoss mishap they had learn
cd at Havana, and which Capt Herndon,
with his ship was hastsning to relieve
Upon the wheelhouss stood Capt Heru-
don near by Van Rensselaer,, the first OF.
Acsr. Pursef Hull, d.. Tenny son, and ! MIN
Der Of gentlemen easily recognized and
known. When directly opposite, Capt Hern-
don hailed Captain Boggs IN that distinct
and gsntlemanly tone Of voice that % dis-
him: Coed morpipg Capt Bogp!
Can lfe11et you aAy assis1aneeY'' Cart
asoeas sepliea, I'VE Arsall rghk and houna !.
for Hava44"- - Tho wheels again moved
and the thipstepas2tea We ail stood ana
gassd after the Central America, and q the
foam dashed Against her. hide, and the reflec
ti0nM Whita wafer upon her quarters and
DtaEn rendered the siaht imposing. ~ e. I
Stained, how bsautifalL nv friend Church
Ne oalabntela of New York, Who trans
erred Niagara Falls o Canvass, stood 1t my
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NGARCH 2a, 18B7.
Through TO New York in 81 Hours.
IA RN
Tho Only Route Making Sure Connections
10 Niagara Falls, Bsefuo, Rochester, Utica Hornes-
riAc, Eamira, BinghGmpton, 4toany Troy,
... Neso York, Pailodet9Aid, Boston, aud
/ ~rg Neio England States orer the
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY

| CANADA 0hOAU UAOOE KAHN Az. 4
vJyHE Michigan Central Railroad has the advantage
EEciMsirc Ies0sdPh Line, used entirely for ths
movement Of all trains thereby avoiding possibility 81
collisions Or delays, % annoying on other routes.
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAvE CHICAGO:
5: ) u. ma. ExPREss Matchmaking direct through
connections 70 Niagara Falls, Buffalo, New York and
Boston.
7:A6 q. mn. CINCINNATI ExPaEss-Makinr direct
connections to Lafayette, Indianapolis, Cincinnati New
Albany Louisville, Dayton, Columbus zanesvie Wheel
ing, Ptsburg Baltimore Philadelphia and WashinRsop
7:46 q. m. TKLEoRAPH ExPRsss-Arriving 1t Mag.
ara Fails Or Buffalo next morning, New York at ~,
FhhadelPhia, Vie klmra q 10 = 4, Boston q - q
B. =. for Buffalo and III points East IL .
800 p. Nm. ATrRss0os ExPREss-Arriyes In New
York 1t "a n second day, Boston At n, and Ct
Philsdelphia 1880 second morning.
= lssof buffalo next evening. New YORK, - =. T.,
Buffalo and Lake Huron r. r. for Buffalo and ali points
East. Connects at slichcan City Except Saturday,
with New Albany 4 salem X. Road for New Albany,
indianapolis, Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus zanesvile
seilsioesa,1e, Wsse1ng Baltimore, Washington, Pitts
HrTAe Tas.s on ne C4icago, .Bayliaytoa q Ovta-
". Gdleaa d LNicago IFnioa Minois Central and
das0an Cs'sfral Resi,oads ra~ snso to sams Depot
hiye and trarvtr y Baogags. : -
Trains nars direct sonnsst,ans = Tsrento vim The
TO Kinssten, Osdensbnrg, Montreal Quebec, and al
points in Canada East, Northern Vermont New Hamp
Its well known by the travelling public that this Road
has no competitor Of eqnal facilities from Chicago 70
Niagara Falls New York, Boston, Ogdensturgh, Mon
treal, &C., &c.
ne only Train tha. leaves chicsgo Saturday nixh. !,
over this route. $50 r. NJ One Train sunday AZ $50
=. NJ No 500 r. M. Saturday. s8s8 Z
Baggage checked through 10 Niagara Falls Bunhlo
New York, Boston, Eimira and Philadephia.
- Passengers arriving At Chicago BY any OF the
Railroads. will End cOmpssent Agents the cars, and
baggage masters 1t the depos receive checks and
convey their baggage tha Central Depot free
ofcharge. rs L $3.50 $500 y NJ
THROEGH TICKETS COOP FOR NINETY "a Yxy
Seats be bought at the derent offices In the West:
aso 1t the Passenger Depot OF Lake Street. and a
the General Ticket Oce Corner OF Lake and Dearborn
Streets, Chicago, opposite the fremont House.
III. J. GPAULDIEC.E
NAV i. 1881. kfa8 Gat,av n pnen
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Kindelberger's Improved Buckeye CT
der Mill and presa.

THE above unrivalled Farmers Mil, designed run
- ~ hand and horse power, has just been received
and v now offered for sale at the Burlington Agrcutu.
RAJ Warehouse and Seed Store. The superior strength
and workmanship, and the simplicity and ease OF run
ming power reconmend this machine above I'll others
now offered TO the public. n
Its capacity Is unsurpassed, manufacturing easily,
when operated BY and boy only freus IN 10
eight barrels Of Cider day. Every farmer who has IN
orchard should 1t once of these Mills BY
sending order Immediately.
Price $45 90 cash. KEITH, ROBINSON CO.,
f Water near Jefferson ST., Burlington, Iowa.
nuR1S-2mw1wd
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..1m Important 70 Killer! -

WWyDW ~ - ADsO MN SMUT M NCupw~.
AND AEPAlgA ron Con NM ~
"k take this method Of inf0sminR Miner -
w thas We are nov ssonnfActuslna 40 - ~
constantly on hand woodward's Cembised sr.s..l1
Separator. This Machine We consider IN, be,t -
use, and We hazard nothing In saying every NM A
has yet aseAs viii bear NJ out In this ss.rr,i. N
compact and durable, moves with iess power .hs, !.
macA1nes snd does IN the vosk hereeofors -
three machines, viz: the Screen, sepasasor m ~
ter, 10 say nothing Of the tanning MIN which ~
" - Be used In cleaning dust from oGal. N
A. 70 the mode Of operation, In the nrst plse. /. n
Sates the sticks, throws smut balls and . pert ~
osts from the grain before securing Wkas ! >
process o. securing the grain II brought In eernt
Strong blast Of air. which carries % du., : -
made. Il then passes into larger Separator -
V cleared OF chess, imperfect grains, oats a.
then ready for grinding. The dust il al No. =
cleared from the grain, but from the chesa, GU
DIAL, and blown clear out Of the mill AnsxAr b
great advantage ID that IL be sst OF Che asua
with the burrs or any where else in the mill that
desired, - u makes no dust whateves. '1
Every Miller knows that II ID utterly impossible "
stfucf mill that VA make good hour out o. dirty
unless the dirt be first removed. No better naehIs =
yet been invented for this purpose than w5edV.2
shutter and Separator. and is u believed none y .
saapteA - Western Grain. They are nov II -
can - seen q twoof the Mills In this city, Sqrd-7
Bros. and KeiSef Co.'S. VA fA1i-' M
Oveers prsnply stasnasA ..
apr 15-wtf WOODWARD KrrsxR
n1u~rxs -.
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epN1,~V --.~..

kkNesAl HAAAhI
YIAE sncsnin9s6 have on hand an6 49,
~ snle isrse steek ~ Wire Peace. comr,,ss.
vsoeo peees Iss sac sssee. We eaII a. .sh9
vns ~ :: Interested in the Item Of isaeins y
20 msnessb - DE best possible k,nd " %.
go ~ 49, e.:ss,c sisvsy y seAcins a pras,."a
snasM . nes vishnnt much labor ana err.rr -,
ane loek can Be obtained. IL IL the lieh,e.s 4 -
49, s.Ionaess snd most durable iron kncs ~ W. -,
49, sesses ss4ssias isss scDsisiss 49,
n.s.e1n Ana Middle States. and in al ease, ~ -
ne ssnersi sppfovas .: tae pubAe ~ RH
. - snose No fequre o tsnce for 4 fkont -.
mouse iot, We recommend wire fences u hsir.yslm
sa ns - vniIe they possess not only nsstness -
80 Als a1ny r. themselves, they possess advsrs
ossr o.n1s, " has shey ahaguss % InnSsrs~s u
sssscs e lewA, eaA ahes they enAs see raths, ~.
ssrSy sne sy.nsssy ard beausy " ssns,..ss, -
We take pleasure In recommes sdir - LIN
20 MAhvAy eorporAti0nsA and cca;.aesers -
feeling confident that Il 10 the hes.. ehsnnx.,
snA noss durable hind 81 Escse sAas shsy =
Malnyhs an 70 call and examine our sisss
- 5o-opu. KEITH. ROnlHS0N =.
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a. - - -
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g. C@ ns.ss A. ! lopyAf te2r Pit
.s.ss. !. .s:.. = .!-S. -, .~s 49,
$500 Il. ~. . ~ 80. aau 49, - M
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ssss,s,s'ssst = = Is tsst. u
y II Nh - ! 4 ~ 1SllIE .
s.ssr sss epssns ssgz i / 49,
Iks,Si ssnn1 M cornels, ehssihy sysry'
y go 1slgN ssss sfssse 's.sssl n .sl
p1shsia9 into bdnke idshing there 4, lend
Hlsssasly bekging eflcvery Isan you lnest
'bisss me! this , pleasaas, '.shiaaisy " the
1T sustroet. II A
Merchant. very shoss, running neck and
4 neck. ~ II
Want to keep a'goine. praying for check;
lahhlers in stock. blue g blue can be,
Evidently Whaling shey were "faney frea" I,
All our splendid railroads gyt such dreadfal
49, knocks, ssa
Twenty thousand Bulls couldn't raise their
stocks; g
1 Many Of the Bears 81 the trouble sharing,
Now begin to feel they re besnossr- isearing.
Risky spectators tumtling with the .shock,
Never mind stopping. more than any clock !.
Sull they give big dinners, smoke AID drink
Going al the hotter for windin up.
Banking institutions companies Of ..trust,"
With other people money 90 offon bust !;
Houses OF long standing crumbllng in .
night i
With 90 many ''smashes," NO wonder mo-
ney's tight
Gentlemen Of means having lots to spend,
Saving little sympathy, nothing have to
tsentlensn in want willing to pay double,
Find they can borrow nothing new but trou
bic.
HALF Our men ofbasiness, wanting an sxtea-
sion,
While nearly sll the others contemplate
suspension; s!sa 1.
Many Of them, though, don't appear to dread
| Uses it; ~ * S sssss 80
Every cent they owelis 20 much 10 their
credit 81 :, .s,5
Brokers all are breaking. credit all is crack
ed, Z
Women all expanding - the banks contract
Panic still increasing whore will the trou-
BILE end, y SO
While al hands want to borrow, nobody can
lend? e s.5s s
Running round the corners, trying every
source
Asking . at the :, banks; nothing there, "of
Money getting tighter, misery complete
Bless me! this is pleasana shining" on the
street. WALL STREET, 3
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
oRELv AxERIcAH slS
US. NAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
70 Few EosK AID sosros ELMRA, sscHAAProS sAaATooA
SPRINGS,
And all points in New England, via
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN & LAKE
7= wt SHORE K. II. =5
1EP0RTAST TEE rRAvNRR.-The Michigan Southern
" in the depot., thus avoiding entirely the annoyances
Of ferryng rivers, via Michigan Central and Great
Western Route.
THREE TRAINS DAT,
Sundays excepted, carrying the great through Eastern
Mail.
One hundred andtwenty miles saved to Cleveland,
Pttsburg, Harrisburg, Philadelphia baltimore and ash
ngton, any other route and the most exdeditious
cute 70 Buffalo Niagara Falls, Albany, New York and
Boston.
TRAINS LRAyH, We.
ls-Lghtning Express, leave Chicago at. As A.
arrive in Cleveland at9 ?. ~, Yew York and Boston
9d-Express Mail leave Chicago a.. .sp.x.,
arrive In Cleveland next morning at o'clock, Pitts
burg at noon, Philadelphia, baltimore, New York and
sd-New York Boston chica u Is Pm
arrive in Cleveland next day At Pittsburgh and
wheeling at Pm, Philadelphia, Baltimore, etc. fol-
lowing morning; also connecting at Cleveland with
trains for Dunkirk and Buffalo, arriving In New York
the next day at noon, and Boston at I'm.
Athe above trains directthroughto alpojnts
in Ohio and Pennsylvania without any detention.
Only two trains on Saturday leave at7so !. n. and
Only onetrafn Sunday, leave at g. 45Px
The3.0O r. n. train on Saturday, reaches Cleveland
Sunday morning at o'clock.
sssBaggage checked to Dnnkirkand Buffalo, thence
to New York and Boston. @ts6
Only two changes ofcarsbetween Chicago and Pitts
burg. @
Through Tickets good for se5 days and 6hours allow
lug Passengers to stop over any where the Route
Passengers destined for Philadephia, Baltimore wheel
ing Washington, etc.. win from IL to 81 hours
time BY taking any ofthe above Trains any other
Route
Passengers arriving in Chicago any Of the roads
viii ind attents heck agents the cars, who Will
ceivs your chech and convey your baggage free OF
charge, 70 the Michigan Southern cars.
TICKETS can be had atthe General Passenger Once
the Michigan Southern Road under the fremont House
Chicago; and " che Passenger depot corner Of Van Blu
and Sherman streets, aud 1.-The Railroad ofces in
the West. sR F. e. -
Passengers holding through BY this line will be
transported free Of Charge the depot or the Chicago
and Burlington, Gaena and Chicago Union and Illinois
Central Railroads. TO the Michigan Southern Cars.
GEO. NJ. GRAY,
General Passenger Agent,
once under fremont House Chicago atthe PassenR
Depot .r fChicago, Nov 10, $50.
4 a
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Y. H. AND THE F. +. VA lady Of Virgin.
ia writes to New York paper suggesting
that the ladies Of America--sthe wives and
danghtersof our first families procure
some suitable gift, in their name to be pre-
scented to the Princess Royal Of England, at
her approaching nuptials, accompanied by
an appropriate address, expressive of the
sentiments Of the daughters of Republican
America We hope that the ladies Of Amer
ica viii do no such thing neither the wives
and daughters of our first nor Of our second
families. They viii have enough to do if
they attend properly to their own domestic
concerns without toadying to ROYALTY and
thrusting themselves within the rigid circle
of etiqutte that surrounds tho Queen of Eng
land. There is no reason why the ladies Of
TOUR first families should address Queen
Victoria on her daughters marriage, any
more than that they should address the hum.
blest of her subjects ON the marriage of a
daughter. The Princess Royal b making
very good match, has . splendid dowry, and
viii one day be . Queen, ifshs and her hns-
band live. There y no reason why the A.
merican ladies should write an address to !
her mother either Of eongratulation or con-
dolence. Her Majesty would probably only
hugh'atik Besidss, how are ''our iirst fam 4
lies" n be selected. when ne get out of Viz /
giBix, Whess 81 ara krst2 There would be |
great danger that the Int Of signess might be |
defled with the names sf the second or third |
or even lower familiea We oan show ourJ
respect for Qnscn Victoria and our syispa- |
thy for England without rssOrfing to such |
i silly expedient a. this proposeds address,
which would probably bs about ~ well re-
colveA ID EneIaAd . MS the famous letter
Of the Dachess of6uthorlaad b IL psopls |
Of the United StaAss which ought 10 b ftssh /
il the naenory Of the Virginia lady-( Phil.
Belletin.
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7. KINGSFORD & SONS
PURE 0sM ECO STAkGIs,


nA AS established . greater celebrity thAa Aass
III been obtained by any otter Starch.
This has been the result Of lis nsarked supesi1T1
quality, and lie lnvarisble u-.ifcFfnity. ssMsY
The public may be assured Of the ccniinnshes q
high standard now established.
The production 10 over Twenty Tons dsy, -
demand has extended throughout ths whols u -
ted 6tstes, and 10 foreign countries. .aa$
working thus on very large scale, and undss Y
sytem, they are able TO secure ! perfect unifurna
the quality thronghout the year. This ID the gre
sideTatum In king, and In realized nov A.
0rst time.
The very best Starch that can be made, and ncA
y always wanted BY consumers, and this viii bs -
10 them BY the grocers, soon a. their cussonsb
learned whic.s 10 the best, ard ask for it-ottsr
they would be liksiy TO get that article on vhdl
largest profit can be made. 8
Mr.. Kngsford has been engaged In the manuals
OF Starch for the last ~ years. and during the vh
the period, the starch made under HE mIperyhon
been, beyond any question, the best In the market
the hrst II years, he had the charge Of the vsrs
VIM. Colgate 3 Co., NJ which period hesinvennd
process u the manufacture Of Corn starch.
Ask for Kingsiord's Starch, ~ the name o..
has been recently taken By another factory.
~ IL sold BY IN " The grocers in nearly eve5fs
~
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE!!
Fresh Arrivals nj
II. G. H RDY'S
RE71K FURNITURE, BEDDING
d LOOKING GLASS WAREHOUSE,

waits new foar story brick.
-. H@t III. I'll N4&ts44&g.4@
M Ks HARDY re1rns his thanks to the
4u- Citizens OF Burlington and vicinity for their
previous patronage and SELECTS continuance, feeling
confident that he contue to give perfect sstisac-
tion. &FH8 = 80 s8s#
much lower than fo merry that II enables me to sell
oil Goods In my line from ~ Is per cent ess than my
other house in the West and all Goods warranted as
good a. represented the money refunded. NV stock
consists Of the following Go dds In
hO6GvV00gls MNEO1Ruv nmd V.lnch
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,..34s DIR. WEAVER'S
CamkeF and Salt Rheum syrup, and
CeYaee. 8
10 indispuable fact that the above medicines are
the only iufalibe remedies before ths public for
Cutaneous Eruptions, Salt Rheum, Eryspeias, Gore
Legs Ulcers Old Fever Sores, scaid Head Scorbutie
Eruptions, etc. etc.
For sale BY ALLxs HExDRrcKs, Burlington. v
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10 Tarmers ana Dealers

YOU1 sttentica " seSpeetf11V ss1ielsea
- present extensive and conpaets sso1 - 13a
- emplensnss - Uteanls - In atose. 49,
eneesss ~ R<epsietcre u tAs nuf.ingsea Agri<s.
~ ossd WAtshoess - cor nnrivalisd in1setns
She eraae ESQ parcAasess sesesAlly. s8
aAsgs invsA'A - hayinU aaA Nasvsstine 1saiA
S6YZAH 9NArRkS CRADLES WOOD M
A1UM 1AAG1 And GRAPE EzMR -
~ 116A 1AT L0AE6 q . ytiaea. lSfYz!E
~ &4V&N44 = &lkxES lAND = kkTOL
Aavs jsst 49, received % vhiea Asily as1sisasssF
~ me19 Asgtvo1R. sN Ae#.~ 8S #ss@as !.
!, SfsAesiae asee03 fron ~ n9nulhesarssA 80!
49, ass eesalnsd % - ioysst pesso1sK siessA
80 eaessensoe 81 W1ea 81 vEDsU Va a
leo.s - cse1as c1eeAee Iinss, Aes uesaea.N
-. 80 KKt4H, n011ne0N C0
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And great variety Of articles usually kept In nrs.
class Warehouse which numerous to mention
Mahogany and Black Walnut Looking Glasses from Is
cents eS o. 7@-=-7- rs b .
Gilt Frame Looking Glasses from 81 IS 10 $50 90,
Mattresses 81 IS 70 $50 90 1900
Brass Clocks, with Iron frames from o. 50 TO % co.
liberal discount made country dealers gseptl0bp
GPRING DEDS-A new patent. which I viii
~ put up on trial OF eek and n not liked win be
taken down. free OF chasge-f kept, price o. co. ANY
one wfshing to Try them do BY calling my store
septic bp II. c. HARDY
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Il DO yo. canf 10 A6vs sars Prsssl
GgGisst CoUsteyfeiting Bank Nclssi
RAadl Rea6f RAaAi

a. DO y0. sc0nf 10 Aays Q sare Pr~su7
ogGisst CoSsteyfeiting Bank Nosssf
Read! Read Read!
d JOHN 3. DYE 10 TINE AUTHoR,
0 and ne BGnk Note Ea0r0eers al scy dat VI
g CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST
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