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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

ISoR SAFE OR TO LrAsE-A BEAUTIFUL RURAL
gothic vils win highly improved grcunds sius'ed IN
OF the village OF FlushnE u I'm
mediate pose-on may be had frpe TO JOHN LIVING
SION. ISL Prosdvsy, tnsd story.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

L,oR SALE OR ExCHANGR FOR A Housg AND lot
In the city ~ New YorkA farm In Clarksown Rockland
county containing about forty acres o. first rate land
Kitchen barn sheds three apple orchards grapes
strawberries and rsspberries about So miles FROM Eysck
landing large stream OF water the Of the farm,
wsh hsh IN abundance Stages past the door daily 10 Ny
sct in eonneciion With the STEAMBOATS, For parcls IN
qure OF g. " sNEDEkER, foot Of Murray street board
soop Martin Van Buren from Tuesday ti Thursday At
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

DROOKLyN PROPERTY FOR sALE-Ar GREAT
ID bargsin-The story basement finished attic house
Pacific 50 feet Glove road Bedford loaon
fine in the ciy bouse finished in the bes. amer "
three Deep heater &c two lots each 2lxll fee'
han carriage house large chicken coop. &c. Garden
pretly laid with sbrubbery &c Possession be given
Immediately. Prize 5000 Tsrms easy. Apply To- JOHN
HEBERT Pacific street corner OF Glove road; or at lsl
foad street Ne York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A BARGAIN.-FOR SALE OR TO LET THRKR sUPE
"A or built houses Nos li9 l6l and b5 East Thirty siI
stone and the other the beg Of Philadelphia
brick with all the modern Terms In
quire The premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

pRooKLYN HOUSES FOR SALE vz;-Two, OF
I'D that beautiful OF story, attic, base
and sub cellar houses situated the side Of
Hampton street midway between Fulton and Dekab ave
filled in built In the best only left;
price So $50 Apply to THOS. W. LOWE the premises
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

tine 10 roase the appropriations for lrnr thHt At
another, there vii De nothing II appropriate.
They have not ;4Jught Il espedcni 10 deter
MINE The location OF the Universally. Thit. IN
their opnirn, i matter Of la. snail eoHse.
q1enr., so tAi. thers b. but QUE. If opened 10
nl. they d0lbi no' il will be fe-or'- 10 bY Ill.
whether }, d. esiRbii .hed IL ,ae East. OF w, 1t
or W ntiihef The question il. shall we have
a taiocr.iiy' Na, sshrge ejiall ". hsse ~
IAey wcul regard any sug seslisn, - 10
iota 'y'as III timed ani n calculated, il no:
intended, 20 destroy tl- great an1rr' sk nx.
iuey came; enr-rn, Ia -artih e psirip; 81.
.poa tie altar Of self ,hnc-s Thy fee. ,h..
he; 500. be unworthy to sii IN the ecu q 10
81 The S'ite coul they mol .eAys their misef
hli ueigh ,orh1od prejuadires a. home Is
Ms net for the East, or the West, that She
blood ot orr patrio,-heroes was shed IN sit.
Il wn- lr Texas that they ibid fo- her Ind
pendsnrc, her glory, snd prosperity.
n ere r. one oiiirr iuttt-s-f nr1 your cor
nttse giii briefly aliuie. /; seems to be -ai'
r'-ed oy suinr. tia, 10 the iHteniI,n OF -
t1agr--. of i.js to esg4l.ii h an + asteru ard
Western y isrrsitg, ne'. that we should |
governed hs ihai irtliafse. This opiDloa
-utstsnia as cntife ms parrhens'sa Of the
ac.-. The Jsarnai- ol t.a, congress show.
shlJ the committee to sl,on was referred
frcshi"n' i.1mf's n s,der, reported A bil
prnpFrfrg 'Ani g. iwo Institutions, one .
be established In Ea>tera and the ether in
Western Texas That tie wo d- Eisie-n nd
Western eefc ,,1sses oas tJsufn,i. VI Hoo .
'i Representative page s7,J Your comm
ier i Informed, upon good authority. TIA. the
appropriation to two in,litu ion. va. not ,nace
vita WV to e~labii.h Two, Tor Young ,ncn.
aud IN Ike the ln.,iigti,ns aeriional. The "a .
VA. ~ ge..ci, Ia; ms md .uansly troa ned
down by ~. patriots OF that ia The wor
=" East"rH aui Western scfs stricken OUT.
as ips b~or ~rtgr' ted sni ,ilr word two"
rstsihfd that oae might be esial -l,sd for Cd
OF tlr ..kes saoad Il efcr.. aris lie dsen.s.
'xp dien'
sin further in-tsu,'ei bg year eainri;'r.
70 inifodaer q Jini r,.tiaiinn (n,srsrj EXHIBIT
y for altering the Cels.I ,lian a : 10 secure
HE daaailva- OF iaud. To The University AID
plbAi -chooi- and de not doubt, shsn'd Il pas
hat II VII. be ratified by Ia. people. The
necessity = 20 oo1iVn, lia. Argument Is teemei
useless.
Al ol whict IS respectfully ~uhDisted.
LOUIS +. WIGFAI.L
Chairman 60 \. on state Affair.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

A DEVOTED WIFE "A correspondent OF the
Boston Post relate. the following, N referring
50 the recent OCCIDENTAL death OF Col. Wyn-
keep;
u nh lis wife, who il an invalid, he was Wis
hing the Interior q! P.unS, lvant ter r.cfca'
ton and ,htng- OF scene. The country Is
wili there and -parccy settled. One morning
he went ont with HI. servant TO shoot game
for Ia, wiie Ia handing him the gun, the
servant. by accident d-charged Il 4; the co.,
tents took ,ncl in his beg. severed the after,
aud he liee., but few minutes.
An absurd superstition prevails among tho
irnoran, inhabitants Of that region aga'as,
touching dad body before an inquest has
sat upan il. Tia servant had been sent at
once Tor aid 10 some distance, and IN vain did
Mr- Wynkoop -ndeavor Ia induce hy snppli'
cations, BY promises, BY cfefs Of money the
p,ulpticd nerhbors 10 SHELTER and care for her
husband hndy. |, ass night; lie sill iay
whcr. he fell aud lhesr, in that howlns
wilderness, with tho sammy dampne-s oil
m,dnivh, gathering on her garment, did hat
delicate woman, As irail n the Will Hover,
around her, tina, folded their petal. together
IN that weird solitude. -n alone on the ehl
TUT, supporting OF her knee the head OF he
husband and there remained, keeping h.'
lonely vigil until the breaking OF the gray
dawn alone with her dead And with her blced'
ing heart.
II the incdcn, be sad ono, it becomes =
season set apart in lessons and pledges Of a.
fectlon.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

sseIGas VNrla 81 rHr NATIONAL Horrt
DISEASE tot tAatie- \ iuur~, contractor
iaf the ba ding 81 ske va-l0m houses q, CHI.
csga and Md@aasle, and tie Wa-hrssssa as.
qnciGci, died al i0chesef. y y 81 Monday
last. sii- heaisl. V is stated hss. hsen Impair
ed ever siage NJ VISA, % Mssnsugipn at The
,iu u Pre-, den' liacsanau's inauguration.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

IL re.aiiar TO ini'sa ds2grii,iln. Ia Tess..
GOV Raanei- states il ais message 1T repl, /"
,nea rir, ei lie Senate. ihsi nothing shors OF
perm lurn, mounted tnses Of several haudre
men Re able e. felior the Indians 10 their
PLACES ~ retreat and eseou'e on then, tia,
>utna,srs vengeance wh.rli Aioae eae give Per.
Ia4n.ni pu.a..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

Their IS How les successful opesal,oa at Az
gu.'a, Georgia, d psnn,sriors II Porcelain
Ware. Else msiera s,nsta) \. i,ussa IN treat
sband ,es IN sAs ve.aity o, the ~urss. AMI
ms -,yls sal ha.-., of the s.se IS h.ssls es.l.
.t4tl-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

Tie Ia. OF telegraph between 81 r.ss,..
burg ami she r.iuriPal Iawns IA the Crime,
si!i be sesy shortly euap,a'ei Tao whole
viii aasc been constructed ny Huss.sn ORR.
men nni,r slis sapefin.vnienee Of Russian en-
giaeers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

ine las.srl e Democrat gives aa ss'eosn' "
Ia, woman no lar- IN tfrsstiinsar,, l. =.
she Wa married, lost hrf faiaet. Ansiser, SISTER
aud husband. gn. bah TO a el'it.i. aai IA rtsel
again - .lhif psrisd o; TAO msnths.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

DAr,y PARKS ~ CMsA.--A daily nswsra.
pe,, called the Daily News. has been siarlcs'
At Hong Kong ty nr. q. n. Ryder THIS !,
The hrs, daily paper ,ha, his been rub''shee
there.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

The value cf buildings constructed in th.-
esgo during the past year j. oa.ooo'ooo. whTh
u \ tr,Asng increase over the piev'oas year.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

The Memphis uaslsaia il informed that ff~D
twelve 10 Aassa handed negrsSs hare essn
carried over the Memph'a and chsrls>son R,i.
road, destined for AtkansAs ana res -. wtskiu
the pat thirty days.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

4 sraa.ssi psererH says I'm, The Jews 'un
them selves 81 tAeir passovaf.. the Nlpofs II
ih.,s marriages. and the Christians AZ sssr
lawsuits
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

4 move i being made in the Minnesota Leg.
stature tow Yards the passage Of Homestead
exemption bill.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

L,cy SrosE AND TIE CoLLEcros.-Aiie
l.ucy Stone continuing obstinate ~ her deter
minatlon not 10 pay taxes, 4 c"ns'*o'c 'ss~o
on he, effects, io.w,,: two tables, four chairs
ono wa.ls,ana ard ,w o pictures, and sold them
a, auction, a, Orange. N. J. The sais .ook
Mace on the front piazza, The FIRST article 81
tered wan n marble table. worth about ei2
which WAS started At %, and knocked down
a. ~ so. The next articles were two like
n~sscs, ore Of Gcrrt Smith and the other Of
Gov. s Z. Chase, which were sold together
for - From thess aalss = sufficient sum Wa
realized, aud a small balance was handed ovs'
to Miss Lucy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

A rALAcr.-1'hs Official residence Of NE
Governo, Of North Carolina, Al Raleigh, which
is owned BY the State, Is called, BY a'., inc
Governor. Palace" This Is the Only build.
ing in the United States which u officially and
legally called u palace. Tbs lower branch o.
the legislature y called 'hs Nca.s ~ Com
mnrs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

Hon Elwsvi EvsssW ~ soa11ss1 ooaloo
H. delivering his sst,sy - WesAsaSeea ~
sl,e NJ v..acr fund,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

Cnrp'rlii-'s-s''riafe u faff- r-irsir.
ing il.e ia.asniY an the 39,h u June,
10
An examination ~ tis Coup ra'i,g-',
report, wfii slia's 'lfl IT,. si,.s.. ~, q ic.
l. c.lim,i-d irsn. She funds usv IN ilty
Tn'ssary. sol Ninf he ~" ~; tab ~ ln'e
aseislasi lie Sas- iss~s sss b. received ,nf.
th~ frvasurf tslee-l ihis iin,r ard the
D a Met O. ih- aha.- h,iisnr~ TITS
fs,rtf " iSs, am ainira To aver ~ y. go
tyi several wears rssi the utss has~
iHcreg-r'i ~ Pr e-at rssr spn'am. Eat
mtia ihr ts,=- 81 isi, Al 50 % tst, irs~
which dc lnft ssT.fers tot roli>c;ln1
g. AMI liissg wiii nc,rsia nsvs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

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lrfNr NfsofrriaNi ae;vffa- IA nses iseai h the
toassf'Hisos
n fs,s@'rrd iv a. i.gSis'a'~fs ef ~ S.,,x al
TrGs Ina; h- ,s.asiag - NJ ssa- Il ise,,s,v
n pn~ o. Al tfr4a,a'iii go tie ten.ii,lfto os the
,iaie ~ Tssas which. ssAra sai,iiei IN the m4anef
nvsh~l ~ tire iisft~ ssyra;h ~,stai NJ The sey.i.th
Arveir sasns tss.ihs,en. shall ~. valid to al ~.
iei's ami rAr{r~es. a-s psa VI sAA cnist,sa.at u,
Nifs
Ire tra -tcts. ts~ frlssh A,teie ii he t'su-ii
fHtan VI ~ STATE frsss stsf' b. aia,!isl :. list
i wal ,e-saflrf r-sl a. isssi ~. VIZ
NLcftnh ) lie rfhi ard. ihas have hseu hers.
lafa.H ~ tai mas hsf-alirF b. gssatsi Tor ,ssse
sFhat 3" ~ tz;s rafilpr nti~r rs.7r ,ii.t.-
ns q lis >t,c aaa rs ps,iie sais r',a lave i,e.
msy arr'sfter ~ appropriated ~ stat tayef.isy
sifsi Ire al-aaf- "a ,~r r,ass'ser ihat rs sa-
at Nahc NHfiei = l'- i''r >i nfilsf At s.s he 4ss
a miiAnlu price - be e~asl si4el ~ tn I~rssisr-
NhHh nliIiruagl rf~i e'.l a. a. e.aissi-i at lea.
ii.aa aiia ea4iaf anarrs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

n t-st ~ NJ. rhase h,l~c> 81.
Comptroller esiips'e at tn afrrlss'.
aiiass ti.ai isigt probably i,- usts- at
ihr present session. ~ well A. all 'irssta
isfr lafir H winch n l~a.i $500 viii
syvet "a .@i ~ asss e.,sra, 4. "a,
4 won' rrqalrr aeant <,.itfu ~ pr
iise outstanding fihi'e debt ot its- is~psl-
iic. Na.eh 5. believed n h. cvrs ess,sB,.
iai nj lrisi ssN,'at D,ti,,ci these. iva
smssnl-, we'd the haisa.- "a the i--as.
W silt ~ tler~ssel
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19

POsrHUMoUs PUAIsHxESTs.-lt is paragraph
ed Is q fact that u woman in Philadelphia,
charged with the crime Of arson and awaiting
trial, died in the county prison on the 4th Of
July last. Nevertheless, though month had
elapsed since her decesse, she was arrsigned
(wbether in propria psrsona, or by proxy, is
not stately "a plea OF not guilty entered in her
behalf-,hs trial pioceeded-and the culprit
very fortunately acquitted. Stupid and bar
barously ss such transaction must appear, it
is not by any means new thing under the sun.
Numerous instances of the kind occurred in
England, Scotland and other countries of Eu-
rope not many hundred years since. A process
was invented called citing the dead !" no an-
sser being made in court, . verdict of contu-
macy ensued of course, followed by an execu
ton against the bones Of the accused. The
enormity was practised even ut Oxford and
Cambridge, those seats Of piety and learning.
The body Of Catharine, wife of Peter Martyr,
was exhumed and burnt at Oxford and those
of two eelebratedgscholars, at Cambridge, after
formal citation and trial, were ordered to be
dug up. and Tor contempt of court, burnt ut .
large stake in the market place. The last
possesso- Of Restalrig, the ancient seat Of the
Logans," says az old magazine, was accused
five years after his death) of being concerned
in the Gowrie conspiracy, aud WAS cited 10 APP
pear; but proving contumacious, bis estate
was forfeited, his bones burnt, and his heirs de
cisred Infamous" Verify, the fools Of the
present age have "come honestly by their
.aIIies-their heritage 10 strongly entaiied!-
Boston Post.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19
paint pafny! Rnin wv

Don't be alarmed at the heading for We are only
producing eidence that pain of all kinds can be erad
Gated by the use of Dr.. BAKER, PAIN pANAcEA
J. W. Morris, OF Cincinnati. says: II procured bottle
for my wife, and after using IL days she was able
to be about and free from all Rheumatic Pains and
restored to perfect hea.th'
David T. Bolts Of Westfeld, Ind, says, ~ had the
Chronic Darrhoea in its worst FORM until procured
BAKERS PANACEA, and in using it ten days was
cured consider hat my to the inventor Of
this invaluable Panacea"
Jesse KIRBY Cincinnati says he is very much troubled
win cramps and severe pains in the stomach when ex
posed to the cold and wet and at such times he has
only to take BAKERS PANACEA, and he Is soon re.
stored to health.
Pfice 70 and 30 cents and 81 per bottle.
BoLLES, SMITH 4 Co, Proprietors, Chicago
For sale by Agents and Druggists everywhere.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19
The New and Startling Poem Of the
Dress for the Ruir.

The New and Startling Poem Of ths
Dress for the Kuir.
CAsro 1.
MISS fiora McFlimsey, of Madison Square
iAdy OF fashion, Of wealth and OF beauty
epent money like water for stuff for the hair.
anu did u because she thought 1t duty,
10 palnt Inc line iily-to perfume the rose
Aogld rennsd gcld-though few would suppose
MISS Flora McFmsey, with beauty so rare,
acquired auEht to make her more charninSly fair.
cASro II.
Miss Flora had heard Of noted Professor
VINO dressed his own hair, tho not a Hairdresser,
win magical, wonderful, great preparation,
lNow used In vast quantities over the nationJ
This noted Professor was gray as rat
Al juvenile thiry-no older tn IN that
ana the amount Of poor hair his crown had upon IL,
through now as black al 4 ravens wing
with lustrs enough for bali room ling)
would not nave been accepted, such was its harsh
and dry character by any fashonis however bald she
might have been, wFo esr bonnet
This ia all of this beautiful and start ing poem which
will be published in this paper II you desire to learn
the eject OF the preparation which Miss McFIimsev
q pliec to her hair, call at 81. broadway and Pro-.
woods Agent will prove tn you that Woods Hair Re.
oratve Is one OF the best articles for beauty and
promoting the growth and restoring the original color
OF the hair, ever safe, put before the world.
cAuTlcs-Beware Of worthless limitations as several
are already in the market called by different names,
Use none unless the words professor Woods Hair Re-
storative. Depot St. Louis, No., and New York; are
blown IN the bottle Sold BY all Druggists and Patent
Medicine dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods
dealers in the United States and Canadas
Sold here by oil Druggists.
II
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19

4 new and very dangerous countsfeil pc
bill On the Bank Of ths STATE ofNew Yosk, has
just been put in circulation.
4 new and dangerous counterfeit, o. e5o
bills Of The Bank or the State Of New II Z. hss
appeared.
A rab.d hatsr Of puns lately declared that
every man who dared to pen pun should Be
sent for p.,.sament 10 the psnitentisry.
Norma and Charley, = pair Of trainti deGs
belonging 70 the Hutchinson brothsn we're
poisoned At Pittsburgh on Sunday.
james X. Bcileville, slsrk in the icagc
Post Office, has been arrested for steali let
sers. lie % said to have wife in Cinciutl.
Three more Douglas possmastars in ! nois,
we're removed on Fridav, and 1t il sal that
only two Of the prosct .s.I race remain.
later will OF the late Mr.. Dempsey, o Ma
ION, Ga, has been found, in which he do not
give bis estate Of halt Amillion 70 the q ,iolic
jhurch, but divides Il equally bstwsss his
wife and two children.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19
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FALSEGlOOD vs.. FACT.

malicious and designing card, By A G Bragg ex-
tensively ADVERTISED throughout the country in effect
says: "The present prcprieters Of Mexican Mus
tang Lniment being unprincpled they do not
make the said Eminent as good as it formerywas and
that he u will be responsible for its Effects"
cautionng the public against ito use," etc. This means
us-Barnes and Park. Of New York, and .ohn Park,
Of Cincinnati We have been somewhat kno wn to the
public OF the United States for number OF years
were it necessary to yindicate cur reputation, We
should consider the endorsement OF this Mr. Bragg
very equivocal compliment.
His statement implies naoige-either as public ben.
efactor ~ or to further private interest Which IL
IT. This said Bragg was, at time, partner in the
Mustang Liniment made celebrated by the originator
Mr. Geo. W. Westbre Ok, and with the composition Of
which Bragg had nothing to do. MIR W. paid MIR D.
S3OOO! for his halfint ia the article OF course
the implied and coyenanted considers tion for such
amount Of money was, that The, bragg, should not for
ever any dir ectly inde ctly, be ineres
ed in manufacturing selling any Liniment, Ontme nt,
or salve" Mr. Westhrook heavily engaged in out
side business To protect his properly pay Bragg
he offer. to sell this Linment We knew the value Of
the made the advances held the cancelled
-Bsdog's receipts IN Jul for s5O,0O0-snd became
owners Of the Imminent We took Immediate means TO
examine It's recipe, ts purity increase Its sale
etc. we DeheFeu tNen, a. now, thAt no advertisement
was cheap as really good medicine. and that our
interests lay directly in reaching the Interests the
This Liniment, always popular, Vas never
entitled 70 the same attention The VERY best
materials are used-the recipe 10 alone ours
In less than six months from our purchase OF the
Lniaent, Bragg entered the market with an inid.
tiOn and counterfeit article, under another name
W. presented his contract Of sal he ,ued the moral
obligation, and CLOAK his legal position ~ doing the
business under the Of his He has struggled
Tor time, unable TO make his article se 1t 10 not
liked; people cay. "it has virtue" 10 not his ya-
Mre at iDapnsture, aWd the isnmenss success 81 our
Liniment, the 0oadtn0 Gccdsion n this last (disinter-
esfedD public Gppedlf The public not Interested
between barnes Parks and O Bragg. but they are
10 the genuine purity Of article Of such universal
necessity As this ldnment. win you be imposed uponl
We have remained quiet; he mistakes the cause and
ire dose. We him Of the resaits n he pre-
ceeds farther n will be when perceive wi.
lainy. and when dars not punish ts perpstra,or,
and protect our rights.
We manufacture the original, genuine Mustang
Imminent. We are responsible for its "a cts
Respectfully, BARNES . PARK,
ssptll-Aw New York and Cincinnati.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

weeds Patent Sewing Machine. II
The Editor Of the Cleveland (Obio Faindeaer says:
sewing Machines are subject Of The greatest interest
10 this Vicinity, IS they Affect Of every family
IN the land. With viev Of purchasing and exanin.
Ing every kind to end the best spent several
wnie IN New York In mnuteSt inspection OF all kinda
now IN market, and illusions we're Ia favor OF
weeds Patent. 40 the most reliable Machine 10 put In
the hands OF every one throughout State We pur.
chased one ofthtm and have used IL some tine. and
our opinion Is more than confirmed for does every
knd Of sewing on cloth leather does It's work strong
nice and rapidly, and has never been out OF woyknS
order since II come into family and il 10 50 sim.
PIE IS seemn g'y impossible 10 get out OF order or
require repairs more than any ordinary person can
perform Its nicely ornam. n.td, and makes an Or
nament 70 the furniture Of parlor lis very str M
AMI little liable 70 wear out. Its operations can be
easily learned with the printed directions for rude
and when any family has learned its use We are sure
sney viii MOI live wthout 1t uses two threads Tins
making work stronger than il done by hand with ono
thread, besides making both sides or the work iuat
Alike. Those who need Sewing Machine win do ven
to look at this.
WHITNEY LYON, Proprietor,.
345Broadway. New York.
". 7. BANNER, Agent in Burlington
oksiLLE LEONARD, General Agent, 81 Clark..,.
Chicago. -o.-,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
From the n. Y. Dispatch.


QucYns1 Cvl Liver OIL Jelly.
Endorsed By the New York Academy Of Medicine
The public wsli know thst de Academy Of Medicine u
che las bsdy that would lend s 70 any special
specae and yes In ne Or Dc JeliAsd God Liver
OIL submitted % critical e1amination Of the Section
OF Macra Msdica and Botany this learned aseociaton
all not decline proacnncns fAvorably upon t. recon.
msndiEg II 80 its fellows q remedial agent well
worthy their countenance. Since the acceptance Of
the report Of the section BY Che Academy st their Sit
ting In June, 1887 ths Faculty have not hssitatcd to
exhibit to their patients, o. all proper occasions,
and with the gratifying resus Cod Liver Oil has
long been prescribed 70 hose laboring IN Ter aasis
punOn0s. but in consequence Of ts nauseous taste,
has no. been productive Of good as Il otherwise
would have been. 1t to disabuse the palate Of
tbs taste that Professor Queru after much research IN
bis laboratory, succeeded In preparing Jelly that Is
made the purtst and whitest oil, be Hnhssita
Ing,y received by the most delicate stomach. u there
panacea for sumption, surely tits it,
Il gvesi relief and when the patient is no. too
ar advanced In disease rarely fails bring him back
o health II can be given TO the Young and the old
o those jus. exhibiting pulmonary tyres, as well -
hose who have been resigned incurahie.
PRNFOLD, CLAY 4 CO., i
No A Fletcher ~. N. ", General Agents. /
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