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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16
SPECIAL NOTICE .


RXE,r a0CKETY DE- G@9@4Eo 49,,
nsrlirroer. KAesp Engikh ,Hernans tMnAsa 1Nl N4
Bl6asS tTI1 fsssa1ssnSs. Nay alsayeDst1un9 ~
sftSss.s $Asan fno~ q nssF Viii ssf 49, III -
80 a. radaork'e Dock 81 ristes anA Usraasaess
Cssnt<rH De<eesns ~ lsoa. Asmvs: 'losetssss -
tiers - really what their aAmc inp,es. tone -
Ecnsls sialant calcalsasa 10 scs sesa ~ sssA -
medicine, and not. y 100 asa the cass nefs w.
vensIon under shieA % ladalSs v tspeaiAe W vssA
nos venture 20 make this statement did - not
would be covroborated W the willing testimony q
thousands III over the Unlesd states, and especially
throughout me western and southern parts where Ger
tain .lisorders PREVAIL which require Just sach -.
scrip.lon. We are assured ~ gentleman Of arfe e.
rerience Who "tfaveled man." and whose Judgment
and iuparslaiy may be relied spcn. that "Hcssessers
Bters" IRE sure thing Fever snd Ague. and tnAs
.courge o. newly settled regions which Indeed hss
within the past year, preva-dt TO alarming extsntn
sections generally exempt These Bters are scad ~
~ druggists. HOsTETT9R SMITH,
Sole manufacturers and propriescrs, ass Penn =,
Pttshurg, n. tsepsa
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- lAEl -
- o. w s.slly J ~ : - -
- SsAse sssesslssssir ~ et1aisssz =
grain y ths peinsipal srSis nartsta aad We
think pfiess havs losehe1 - lspens poiak
- Panss, vhlsh y - rsssls Is ssask gan
bling in New Tod. AeSns % haze run ~ race,
according % The sPinisa Of nasy. While Others
assert shas " hAss oily sseA ths bssinning 81
. crash which d 70 aBsct The shsls essntry.
We incline % The bslisf thas,ve have seen the
vorst Of i, and thar ! vigorous applieatioa Of
the breaka already made, VII save = and leave
- ~ sAie and sound far another hsadloag career
Of progress and growth and prosperity, when
confidence shall have been fully rsstsred.
In regard TO grain and the propriety Of selling
q present prices OF holding for better edo not
think il proper 70 advise. Every farmer should
inform himself and then act in accordance with
bis circumstances and what seems. 70 be psoba
bly, best. 4 good suggestion has been made By
somebody, viz, that one third Of the crop be
sold - soon as threshed, another third before
the close Of navigation and the balance in the.
spring. Prices Of everything must rule Low,
one result Of which viii be to produce an ea-
porsAtion Of grain instead Of specie, to Europe.
We present full market reports up 10 the
latest moment from New York, Chicago, Gin
cinnati and S.. Louis We also give large
portion Of the New York Independents business
article, supposed 10 be sound and reliable.
Our retail market is we'll supplied with cheap
vegetables. The weather continues fine. River
'ecediDg slowly with fine stage Of water tor
he season.
Wheat-Spring, SO a IS.
Hour-$46O 500.
Oats-25 a 30 cts. and scarce.
Botter-l7 Is.
Seeds-Timothy, g.; clover, 81 so 8 blue
,rass. ~ so; red top, ~ SO.
Hides-green, 6 cts; dry flnt, Is.
Eggs-lO IL
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IMPORTANT 10 FEMALES.
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills.

Prepared By Cornelius Z. CA~sseMa., n D.. Nee
York City.
The combination Of Ingredients In these Pulls are tn
result Of long snd extensive practice. They are mills
In their operation and certain In correcting AL irregu
lartties Painful all distractions
whether from cold Otherwise, headache, pain in ths
side paptaton OF the heart, disturbed sleep, which
arises from interruption Of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES'
Or. Cheeseman's Pills aaabc, they viii bring
the monthly period with regularity Ladies who have
been disappointed In the Of ether Pills. can place
the confdsnce Dr. Cheer mans rils doing oil
that they represent to do.
NOTICE
They should not be used during Pregnancy, % mis-.
carriage would certainly result therefrom.
Warranted purely voeetAbie and from anything injn-
rious life health Explicit directions. which should
be ead,accompaay each box. Pric. *1,eo. Sent By
mail on enclosing u to DR. CoRsEtirs l. cHKFsgxAs.
Box 4.5Sl, Post once, New York City. Sold BY one
Druggist in every town in the United States.
4 X B. nUTCRTNGs.
General Agent fer the United States,
LTD Chambers 1T, New York,
To whom all Wholesale orders shsu be ad dressed.
Sold ty souixEs DLoss, Buriingtoa septs-bply
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JoKB on ERGla0aus OSviciAL-A story
10 told Of tho revenge taksn BY Nantucket
ahipmaster against United States Consul,
Who was very rarely 70 Be founo in his oiics
although on his sign were the words, In
ftou 10 10 L. The indignant captain, af.
ter trying to End the consul for sssarsl days
without sncccss, took paint brud6 and 81
ssrsd he oaIcials sign 90 that Il road. I'm b
one he II not in
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16

fT We assisted, yesterday, in the demolition
"a seter melon, which measured five feet and
= inch in circumference. There being no
y scales on hand, We didn't weigh it.
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ADVANTAGE OF FoRsIGx TRAvRL-An 81.
DERBY lady, who, with her daughter has but
recently returned from rather rapid jour
ney through England, France, part Of Ger.
many and Italy, was asked the other day, it
they bad visited Rome, and she replied in
the negative. La, Ma! yes We did, said the
daughter, that was the place where We
bought the bad stockingsr
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aM-1
fhsssssh - 80 : r. y.
hae esally ~ d1l1l ~ ~ lss.,>,e,,,
vaassrs IT. - lExpsa rnsrseu. go 80.
- CAisf Jsssiss y ~ 1ssrisesy. - Seeiares
dulr elsesad ~ about 30 najesisy, evsr B. i
Chapman. the psessnt delegate, and received an
eacAl csrsacsss exceedingly. fhepe Il much
reoiciag over this result 4 IN parts of he r..
ritosy. Fsssuson = vsry fair man. aud IL,
hsea - acssai resident Of ~ TERRITORY since
sAe fAilsf lesA. 4 b ~ sAas CAspsaan yin
contest IL elsctioa. This seems al.esether
hhsly, ~ doiag %, 10 WIN seeeivs full nv
- coaisstaas sos large part Of ehs cominr
sssssoa Of coagress, whether b. resolves the
ssat o. mot. HE organ in Omaha, nade assee
assault last week upon Gov lizard aud nearly
I'll the govefamsns o1kcess u tke Tersiessy, Who
is seems supported Fersussn. Ashley all claim
. Be- good .Demecrats,r hey viii have nice
dine Of ID.
The Republican nominations for Governor are
well received in Western Iowa Our Senatorial
end Representative Co0ventioo for this District.
meets On The 18th, when good and true men
Win be nominased. we intend TO carry the
District
The Democrats under took to get up : grand
ratification meeting in this city ON Saturday
evening. but Il proved . complete failure. They
bred on iron anv;ls and pounded on the big
drum, but al to no purpose Our people would
not come.
The owner Of the Chronotype Office recently
'old ous the establishment % democrat BY
whom it has been converted into democratic
srEan. 1his leaves the Nonpareil % the only
republican paper in Western Iowa, and our
friends should unite in giving il wide circula-
ion II i ably conducted aad in ell respects |
worthy Of their confidence.
We have had grand visitation Of grasshop.
>ers here within the last or weeks, cover.
ng the ground BY night and filing the air, dur. |
ng the day. They have done some damage to |
he corn, which otherwise promises an abundan |
rop. Our wheat crop was excellent and think
Western Iowa will supply itself with provisions
bis year. Nearly all our -four has heretofore
'een brought from Missouri, but with the abun-
liant yield Of wheat, and the erection Of mum.
er of excellent Touring mills in this and the
djoining counties, We shall no longer be depend
mt upon our peiShbors for the static of life.
We are now enjoying most excellent weather.
bur mechanics are all busily at work upon the
ew buildings going forward, and in the coun-
~ farmers are actively engaged in threshing
ut and securing their crops. Wild fruits are
and grapes especially so-and
{ excellent flavor. A few years more will bring
3 the cultivated varities also.
10, |
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16

II The American party in Des A0ines
sun,y have nominated the following ticket:
an stnafe-Cspt. Thomas French, of Bur-
Eagton.
kgnspsafirv y. Crawford, Of Washing
W. C..ri4.e .saer Parrot, Of Danville.
Fsst-wells. Of Louisa county.
Isspsceedings Of the meeting which made
sbese nominations were handed 10 US yes
i.y 100 late for publication this morning -
Id the single remark that our X. n. friends
hN resolved that the perpetui,y OF the FEEDER.
rsiea and preservation Of ourcivil and re-
tss liberty depend upon the permanent
sbishmen, and supremacy Of American prin-
kas. our readers must wait until tomorrow
rthe official proceedings.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16
DR. Cavanaugh's Pile Salve;
yoR THG eURE OF EyKKY FORM Of
HEylpR lS HOLDS Oh PILES

HEM0ESIS HOLDS Ola PILES;
WHETHER LONG STANDING ORIGIN rKKxnxAl
or kxrRRSAL; WHISTLER ATTENDED VIM PRoLApscs,
HEaaRRAAse, OR OBSTRUCTION, And all ~
EXTERNAL APPLICATION!
no INTERNAL AnJryAxTs REcrlaEn ANT CASE o..
REGuLars raE BOWELS " coSsrnArKD, on
n OR wa x.Ksr
THE Piles while .slnAly pr, sAient In their 70
forms, amons all eiaes.. Of both sexes, are,
the time the distressing frequently dan
ger5ns and hitherto NEST difficult OF cure
Persons who suffer any length VI time with the Piles
generally try every thing they learn o. purpoFtlng
the disease yet realise permanent advantage
therrfrom. They have been told, professionally Per
hapr there was no permanent cure Tor Pies and con.
sequenty dspaired any future cessation fsoo
pain and suffering.
TO ali such . SPECIFIC is offered for their relief.
tive practice and anrinT thst 'nr Ads atied,
,cita,n knowteage ~ ne greIafetors. 81 CuklN0
DIR. CAyANAUGH's PILE SALvE
Is strictly scientific combination of well knovn remes
dial agents. and hss been brought its present perec
tion by continued series Of experiments. extending
through years = patent study ~Id Investigation, In
field where arrps opportunities offered for ;hor.
oaghy testing It's virtues.
The proprieors have hesiancy In saying that thsir
PlLEsALVkhthe
| Tor that disease, and which earesny
OETHARD 4FrffafTf0y ogkY!
And that. In time come as. II viii sfssd GAo
tst 81 trial. without laure prrform the psopris-
Claim for 1t, II their directions attended TO.
large number OIL gent'em.n through he country
OF high character ard hansnre4 A4. t.rily %.
tested Tots ha.ary IN Their own eases. - = he.rsay
aud who.e certificates may be By reverence 70 tAe
proprietor pabuca ons, - had ef their agsatD
throughout the United states.
Price III, 90 per box, retail The PILE SALvE y 20
up In glass jars, inelos~d In paper box properly ah
led, aud wiikeep any length " time.
Dor sale In this eny BY y. =. Gay, a. Hendricks. =
De'''''A sfais' c .ns A.. Co. ras....
| septi.bpi y. Louis. Mo.
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WasHlxcroN Thursday. Sent. 10 1857,


Mr.. Joseph Holt, the Patent Commissioner
entered upon the duties oil his Office to-day. He
will prob ably dismiss several Examiners, among
them DR.. Sale, for pa,ronzing the negro school
here
Mr.. DE Bow, the President Of the S!aye-Tradc
ana Secession Convention, is lahoring for the
place of Director OF the Agricultural Department.
Gen. Pillow paper pellet produces great SEN
sation among military gentlemen, and will beget
sharp correspondence. Pillow is bolstered up
by the hope of being bosted by this .petard into
the Senate.
There isl very active intrigue on foot to
banish Secretary Toucey to the Supreme Court
bench and give his place to Nathan Clifford. but
old circunocntion holds out brayely, with his
face still turned to the White House.
The Shanghae Consulship having been de-
ciined by several Democrats, is now open.
Salary, $4,000 expenses for yourself and family,
1900.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16

! HoRRoRs OF THE REVOLT IN INDIA.-We
take the following paragraphs from a letter
written by clergyman at Bungaiore. We print
them reluctantly, and only because it seems
| necessary in order to form correct idea OF the
atrocities OF which the natives have been guilty.
The letter is dated July 4,h
We have had an awful time Of it, can assure
you, though We ourselves have been mercitully
kept from alarm or danger. No words can ex-
press the feelings Of horror which pervade So
eiety in India, we hear SO many private accounts
of the tragedy, which are too sickenng to re-
peat.
The cruel,es committed BY the wretches ex-
eeeds all belief. They took ior,yeight females,
most OF them girls OF from ten TO fourteen,
many delicately nurtu.ed ladies, violated them,
and kept them for the base purposes of the
heads of the insurrection for whole week
| At the end of that time they made them strip
| themselves, and gave them up to the lowest of
| the people, to abuse in broad daylight in the
streets OF Delhi They then commenced the
work of torturing them to death and cutting off
their breasts, fingers and noses, and leaving
them 10 die. One lady was three days dying
| They fayed the lace of another lady and made
her walk naked through the street. Poor Mrs.
-, the wife OF an officer OF the regiment ut
Neerut, was soon expecting her accouchment.
They violated her, then ripped her up, and,
taking from her the unborn child, cast it and
her into the flames.
No European man, woman, or child, has had
the slightest mercy shown them. l do not
believe that the world ever witnessed more hel.
lish t0rments than have been inflicted on our
poor country omen. At Allhabad they have
rivalled the atrocities of Delhi. really cannot
tell you the fearful crueities these demons have
been guilty of-cut,ing off the fingers and toes
Of children, joint by joint, IN sight Of their
parents who were reserved Tor similar treatment
efterwards
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~ An Irishman, whose namesswe did not
learn. came in from the west, on the cars on
Saturday evening, complaining Of Sickness
The bvstanders. thinking that he was only
drunk, left him in helpless condition. Next
morning he was found to be very i'll, and died
at night. II is said that check for ales was
stolen from him Saturday night.
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So AtssAn isrspdss iass Iowa IKE that
,s,s isto Spain. asd hat hb 4xcellen-
!. - Il JoAa - 1apist ssae shead
$500, de pssp,s ter ~ visitsnoa- But -
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]. ,,,vs q fosa - danser q ioostng the in
4 p.sure--,he pride Of caste vbich |
a Anglo saxon rase. ssd q nissliss
$50 .;sh thai Of the louest Of al The |
A.. oar Young men ena'nored Of the
= rka.h, and our young ladies casting
- -. ,,sa ebony Apolies and 0taelioss-
=. 4. rock spon which. - Stats, there
.,a~r splitting Is !. from dangers
80 Ssmuels would warn the people |
- n %. sc advise him 10 return and
- !, ls friends and neighbors IN Virginia.
u. ,.ees are yearly being mixed--ths
Growing ~hiter aud whittier with each
-....s.e eepssasion. Here In Iowa mo warn.
4. . ,eedea. The lore Of the African V NOS
20 : far, nor made so practical. Besides.
-. ~ b.. ssl persons Of African blood IN
4. .,.,. SAFE, and wholesale amAgamasson
-,,,s 20, take place. As to schools. there 70
s,,,s n;rr,r 10 divide between every
hf,y schools in lssa-
". therefore suggest to NJ. Samuels that b
!. ,usuItiax the intelligence Of the people Of
|ls.. b. such abominable defamation. And
~, lis attempt to ride the prejudice Of races
]. poi,scal hobby will only prove him con-
|.,rr,jole demaeogae. The subject is worn out.
~ i, is the s,rcnges: reason that can be urged
.,.ss, Mr.. Ssmuels elevation that he il taking
1 course 50 unworthy nd 50 unbecoming 10
= - 4 gentleman and Christian.
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n Nessrs. Kimball L Co. are just moving
er dry good. and carpets into their new
salag Their Dry Goods is really very hne
-. sith two show windows, Of French glass,
bsx& are magnificent. The Carpet room on
vrund aoor. TIE entrance TO Grocery depart
kr. il on main street as in old building. Ev.
= body must admit, as one result OF the IRE,
Y Substitution OF . number Of first class four
M houses for less number Of inferior and
peranuusted structures.
4 ---+-s-------------
n Yesterday afternoon We learned that
Mills Of the Bank of Eigin had been thrown
i Il Chicago Important failures also occur
" a. Washington and Cincinnati, a. will be
sn by our telegraph column.
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rSla Nk FOMRE~TERN sporting
II scenes ard NhatMcIcsN.-F fank farr~s
tsr'a complete Srasthg sSsnss and Characters, VIII
lhussratiahr, wis ~ mo lev seFi.s the above
jus. lec~tysd AID for sale by ] Z. EkUWN.
auel hurrat House haiiNinAs, sd IT.
TINE PN0FE&NOR--A tale W sitr anshcs 81
i Jane Eyre For sale by y. y, EiSEMN.
auGa harriet House ItS, :, I'll IL.
MErAlt4tG NEWssWA WIT " - pvnnyss
IN Patent fAprcvsd Metsllie Memorandum hooks
with Prepared f~nr iatRw assattnsns III The aiuy.
convsnieli Megauganlun.s for saic cheap b.
" ". RFgNN,
Aagv Barrett Heuse Asask,Sl u.
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Shoes New Shoes |

THOSE wishirgto purehatr VIII ~ well q cati I'm.
u mediate NJ the corner ~ Main aad Washington
sis, where supply bsing received and VII Pc sole
81 the lowest Boston prices. Call aud see
July S-dwu =. coSsETr.
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- sese enc haaAesA sd tlhy.ehree oanses
- escAef. Wild fsv sxcspaisas - vsss
g. Written opinions II ~ Co1ss
o.. 80 aad kled 10 eighty -ioar canees. he
- selesrsed until the frst NesAsy Of D.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-08-22
8retnauuaeu.

Der ,Nn,teer srirint ebcn sRitrp@ nne Samttae unS
,rit ben p Gtrpnsnsn ins aus 9treGt Der taltdhrls
Nnt, cntct rtrbcn MUS @ewdriet strnnenen bcIieten
ben @ttroean ben 5srastcr Better 8or 6I scaas enulen
95rieic unb Nlitbeiuueen rrben onfirt er6ctcn
9ne,u urb 9anumo6unetn auer Sr ireen ttr elstnten
9tninestu apissncmmen; Gnoae enyndune snes Squares
Gnrhdune Is GtS rnt iir jeSce we a rs Cts. fir cncl
pnoi 81 90 ir ;ipei @ruat 90 brci @cnae Sn0 f
5te Wpua Sc Gr6Fcrc Inasn neren Ytrb6uiFm6Fia
rt Te btrtti Seret @tennn,tn btiehesre Serhdp~
ens. seissn rnnel bis am br os eor1esteenotn 2oses
an bm bic 5tune cteint ein9tfanet Tcretn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-08-22
Il. Ia9rgaag.

The German RICHMOND ADVERTISER
B. HAssEL,, Editor and Proprietor,
Unpublished every Wednesday and Saturday. at
So aper Annumy payable IN advance. Terms for
IlI ,fai Advertisements reasonable. na.a a.,e
OFFlGE:. 1914. BROAD STREET.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-12

DIS. HILL h JAsSPH-sirs: will say that your medi-
cine has benefited much Ny health much better
than it when commenced taking it. thinkit viii
me, have not been troubled with the pain
head but once since taking your medicine. The
between my shoulders has all passed away Eltnkl
that you might Ike 10 hear how 1 was getting along
have taken the liberty to address these lines to YOU
remain, sir, yours respectfully, Mrs. C Q
Rutland, Nov g. 1854 div D3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-12

Indian Cancer Plaster and Indian Cancer Wash and
various other Indian Remedies for the cure Of diseases
may be well to add that the business at this estab
lishment is conducted upon the most liberal terms n il
the practice with require large sum in advance
for the "proms Of a cure" &c This course is severe
ly condemned by the Society At this institution the
patients required pay only price Of the med
cnes needed in their case cept the FIRST prescription
one dollar being charged fer recording the case and
giving the necessary directions.
Ladies' Especially
Should know that the genuine Indian Remedies do NOT
like the old method, debate the system but tenovate
and restore healthy tone to their aiready debiated
constitutions.
The society's newspaper, entitled indian Arcana
filled with the literary and medical knowledge of the T
dams and giving the description and uses IF the ed
icines named above and also reference to cases cured
may be had at the Office will be sent by mail free Of
charge, or they may be obtained Of CHARLES CLARKE
agent Tor the sale Of the Medicines, in Worces err
address DR. r. GREEN, SO Broomheid st. Boston
Consultations personally, or by letter free Of charge
mch6 d&Wly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-12
MEDICINES.


In offering the community their justly celebrated
edes for chronic and diseases Of long standing, do
not wish trhe with the life health Of the afflicted
but simply lay before them the testimonials Of
Der Of respectable ladies and gentlemen, from which the
suffering can judge for themselves The Doctors pledge
themselves not to make any wild assertions alSe
ents OF the efficacy Of hermedicines will they hold
out any hope suffering humanity which facts will not
warrant few testimonials are here given, and thu
doctors solicit inquiry from the Afflicted into all they
publish feeling assured chat they will find them perfectly
reliable their medicines worthy Of their confidence
and patronage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-12

Testimony Of number of Ladies and Gentlemen
DRs HILL JAsEPH- Dear Sirs: This JIG to certify tina
my was Of very bad humor in the blood bat
truly say that your valuable medicines have cured
me- and recommend all that sick to call upon you,
for you can cure them. Yours, truly, J L. L.
Worcester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-12

An endless vaeiety, consisting of Colts celebrated Re
oil er eff various sizes; ohicopee with Maynards self
primer Allen Thurbers, Smith & Weseon's Volcanic
Repeater.
Hunting and Dirk Knives, Spy Glasses, Pocket Com
passes, Drinking Fasks Powder Fasks, Shot Pouches
nd Belts, Gun Gases, Eyley's Patent Shot Cartridges.
Game Bags, Water Proof and common Gaps, fine Rifle
and Pistol Powder Felt wadding, Wad Cutters, Clean
ng Rods and Fishing Tackle.
FIsKE & GODDARD,
jel9 diff 1876 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-12
n U MI! F u MI
cYcLoPEDIA or WIT AND HuMoR.

This Is not book for dayit Is for all time, library
itself for the lovers Of mrth Not line Offensive u
delicate minds will be admitted and the list Of authors
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