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Chestnut streets, Ct. Louis Mo.; by W A. HOLTuN 4
CO., QUIGLY BRO, and D. sIMMS 1 CO., Alton, ILL.,,
and Druggists generally
FOR sale by L. L. GAY Burlington. aug17dSw1y
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TIE WEEKLY. HAWK EYE

F+aAH 5&s
sTThers 10 an enormous State debt hanging
over this Otherwise happy and glorious State d
Ieva,aef TWO HUNDRED TROU1AND DOL,
LARS!! Who 80 ignorant ~ mot 70 have heard
ot i,y Il there single individual that he's mot
had /. thrust before his eyes in giaring caps
whispered in his cars By groy shop politicians
md thuud4ssdat him from . thossand ssamps
!, lseions Of patriotic democrats, eloquent over
p.oob,ican sx,ravagance. The damniag fact
~, 10 owe 3sa cents per head, a. State, has
-, shrisked and beloved from the Missis-
.oni 10 the Missouri, from the Minnesota 70 the
u..our; line. II he's been howlsd along The
,,.a.r the Iowa, the oderifsrous Skunk, the Des
uo;,... even 20 the banks Of the .gsstly mur-
nu,ns lousy" The voices Of these Mortified
.,r;ekers has been heard above the crash Of
.hse, and the whistle Of Locomotives upon our
ws.,.rn bound Railways crying against State
rsbs Thankful we're ws-thaskful wsss the
,aole people Of Iowa, ws are bound . believe,
-h.n the second Tuesday Of October stopped
N, y.spug crew in their mad career.
Rnt re we're not prepared for the sudden |
.,.ns. which has come over these men. AZ
.,onzius as we're their sufferings-as much a.
,s., Ger, outraged BY the contemplation Of our
bankruptcy in sts enormous crushing State debt
- hundred thousand dollars, these men
=. ~, decidedly in favor Of running The State
!, a.h, ten million. Of dollars Sundays Ga.
80. has . column article under ~ editorial
head in favor Of leaning the S'a's crsoit %
Railroad, to this amount Others are following
,ui,. and soon the whole pack will b in fall
cry.
Is this not refreshing Il 10 snosgh to bring
.m,,s to tho phiz Of every Iowa tax payer
What al party
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Save Ynnr MnnAvl

I'D on Main street, where large stock Of
II z W G. GODS
has just been received embracing almost every thing
In the way Of Dry Goods and Notions, and whore 10
per cent may be saved tosthc buyer.
AUCTION SALE6-kvery evening In the week, (6un.
days excepted, and At oil business hours Ut private
sale, duplicating usual auction prices.
II H II L. ID ELS
VIII ind great variety Of Dress Trimmings and But.
tons, Ribbons Laces edgngs &C., one half the rexu-
ler price. By calling ct the old Auction House, ous
aow afeve the wightmaa House.
nov0-lWdwtf. O. H. HARRn
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Inc great Cuban Dry Dock, ordered to be
quit at New Orleans Cor use At Havana, has
been completed. The Crescent says -" Il 10
an immense structure, capable Of picking up the
largest msn-ci-war IKE toy and the launch
viii be worth seeing. The dock has been bull,
with bow like that OF q hat-boat, in order 10
breast the waves in its towags across the Gulf
aud Spanish steamer will soon b. hars to tow
it over"
The quantity Of lead sxportsd from Dubuque
TINS season amounts to about 40 600 pigs Of o3
pounds eacn, equal to 2,92O,ooO pounds, or
nearly 800 tons. The average price has been
about IS % per hundred, and the amount s1-
ported has therefore returned over $4,000.
William Lee, Beokbndsr. of Iowa City, ad-
vertlses As "swindlcr and scoundrsl ens J.
W. Bsakley, from keokuk, who has been in his
employ some time. The Des Moinss Ci,ixsn
brands him as being engaged with . John Eos
ter, Of that place, in attempting . "high- handed
fraud, to defeat the election Of the Republican
ticket in that city. IL dsvstes u column and
half to full expose Of ,hs affair We hope
the press Will pass them around.
ARRIVAL IRON THE SPIRIr LAxp.-A son o
one OF our citizens who left this port some ten
years age as . sailor in the bark Wade, which
vessel vas wrecked, was long since given up for
ost. his rather, however, correspondsd with
him through spiritual medium, by whom he |
had the pleasure OF learning that his son was
IN the spirit land, whence he received q message |
hat "he was among the saints, and crown Of
glory was awaiting his father" His confidence, |
Vas, however, shaken in these spiritual revela-
lions BY the arrival Of his son vt this place on |
Thursday last.-New Bedford Mercury.
HoRRIpLs AcclDExr-Edwin II. Van Bruu.. |
: young man twenty-four years of age, resi-
dsnt OF New York City, died yesterday morning |
" the Sisters of Mercy Hospital, tho victim Of
an accident the most horrible that can bs well |
conceived. His father is one Of the firm Of Van |
Bruns, Walters 1 Co., who have q very s1tsn- |
live packing house in this city. On Sunday
last BY some accident or nis- step, while In their
building he slipped into one Of the scaltinc
Tubs, immsrsing his lower extremitiss in the |
boiling water 10 the waist. He was at once |
rescued. and everything done for him that could |
DO, but in vain, and after suffering for five days,
hs died yssterday.,-Chicago Dem.
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on BEAUTIFUL MANTGA-MAKEE.
Beneath this mound Of verdant sward,
Sleeps one whom Cambridge youths adored;
Sweet girl she's gone to observation-disclosures
Her life was only sew and sew
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E&MONDA Q1A11D0& Yasw
sWs AfS as kse b p1eelps q ~ an se,al
setusss 81 the eleetioa fssla d IN NlrYe =, ~
l2th Of October last. The following ar *.
mejerisiss - the Stats oaicen elese. a 81 then
ostag Dsaoesass:-
Daniel Mcclure. Secretary Of stasa. .ss,
john W. Dodd, Auditor of State. IsSo
\. ,. Cunningham. Trsassrer of State qsis
Joe. h. Mcdonald, Attorney General. RAJ
Sanasl L. Ragg Supt OIL Pebble Iustruc,,, = se-
Isd.s- ~; Oepes@s Judge / 3,009
S.,r..l 49,. S,ll6'
J.,.. = e'''s 8s 4,O72
2,lll
II VIII Do be seen from the above th., m.
average Democratic majority on The state ticke,
lo9ft'ing Supreme Judges 10 2,l96. Willsrds
majority in 1855 was 6,s7S, making the Demo.
cratic loss this year s,s7s.-Ths 6iehest vote
On the State ticket this year vas fer Treasurer
% state, being 2ls.05o. The highest vote on
sne state ticket in 1856 vas ego. laO-sheving
falling Of this year Of 1000 votes.
CONGRESSIONAL vors.
The following 10 the aggregate vote for The |
= for Congress, and the msjorities Of
shoss elected 49, - s..
FIRST DISTRICT.
y. z NIblack. Lecompton, F- los2o
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The Lives Of three Children Lost /
and the last and only child given up to die


WITH CONSUMPTION!
Read the following statement Of highly respects.
bic Druggist.
MR.. WM. MORLEY, Of Hancock County, Ohio Inn
parted the following information to Irael Green our
Agent In fndlay.
Mr.. WoRLEY had lost three out Of family OF four
children, BY that dread destroyer, Consumption His
fourth and last child taken down. and continued to
grow worse and worse until the family despaired OF
his lifel sster OF Mr.. Morley advised him to try
HALLs BAisAM ron THE LuSes he purchased one bottle
Of the Balsam Of me- and administered Il in STRIFE, ac-
cordance With the directions its use through
one entire night. Next morning tie child commenced
vomiting, copoualy, and threw up than pint n
''matter;" the reiisC teas instantaneoas The eAQd
commenced improving. and 10 three weeks AFTER
using the Balsam,) quite tcsN Mr.. Morley thinks
that his child will soon enjoy robust health.
ISRAEL GREEN,
Flndlay, Ohio, Feb. ~, 1858.
BOLLEs. SMITH . CO., Propristors, Chicago.
For sale BY Agents and Druggists every where,
nov9-1m
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,,on, u. xAssAcArsSrrs--Ths full rsturns
,t .-' massachusetts, show even . better ressl.
BIZ. .,, ossn nsrstofors reported. Governor
Re- a'shty 10 over $4,000. The whole
.,ss -; state ticket 10 elected by equally
b.,s ,msJo''s'', and all the Republican Men,
H., .onsre's, and an ovsr. hcls,ing Repul-
.,.,., "s!o'.ty in the Legislature, have Lssn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

70.
DGDLESOCRETY DEROSITOREs--Atthe
ID store ofMessrs Gallery Harper Jensrson ssSes's
Dufiington ,vhefe Gngsh German, swedish snd eis
Dlhses and Tsstaaents. may always b. found - 60
NrtNAa. RaYN 49,
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$25 SEWING MACHINES.

:
DOUBLE IHREiHED SEWING Nd
CHINE
WARRANTED EQUAL To TIE BEST. Will sew
w all kinds OF goods from the finest cearsess
~ IL simple, convenient and durable and especially
adapted to family use
Any person of ordinary intelligence can learn in one
hour TIC use it successfully.
Complete printed directions will be sent with every
machihe All inquiries by letter, with extra POST
age stamp, viii receive prompt answers with sample
OF sewing
The Machines are exhibition vt the Shoe Store of
" H. Sweetser, Barret House Block, where the Agent
Will be happy 10 give all necessary information.
octl-d&wH J. ". GORDON.
or DesM
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Piceoo'nini has taken pew in St. Stephens
Church. Catholic, in New York, and it 10 re-.
marked that the spread Of Romanism up town,
manifested in the number Of young Protes-
aass Who attend st. Stephens since her arrival,
il cutie alarming.
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FRUIT TREES, NURSERY STOCK

SIl0 000 Apple Seedlings, year; So 80 per 900.
CVO4OOO 100000 do do years, sc 90 %
zooo6O drafted Apple Trees fear old, to 3 feet
$25 % per 1000.
Gratis for Spring plan = s6 to s12 per eco
Soeoo year old apple Trees, 4 to IT; 500 :.
Several thousand to yeas old aip per 1oo
$50 per 1000.
Also, a few hundred ve'y large trees without name
some 0 which have borne fruit; 25 to 30 cts each
5000 Currants, ! year, fine; $50 per 1000.
oOo,Uoo willow Cuttings of most approved kinds for
Hedge and Basket making, 80 to 81 10 per coo.
Terms Cash. fseptsl HENRY AVERY
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The only safe Preparation.
That does not Dye, but viii restore
GRAY HAIR

To its original color, by Natures process, 10
Prof. O. ]. Woods Celebrated
proof of the above assertion, the following
testimony from distinguished persons from all parts
HON. SOLOMON MANN, Ann Arbor, Mich, says
his wife. whose hair had become very thin and entirely
whites was to its orgrna brown color, and had
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a'irely over. the head. others Of nv family ana
fiji >ods are using Restorative with the happisst
10 Y. JUDGE BREEsE, Ex-senator Of Illinois, says,
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HON. b. L. STEWART, says, my hair was very
gray but using two bottles, 1t restored it to It's
REV. j.. x. sRAG,4, Brookfsfd, Mass, says, it has
removed from ny head inflammation, dandruf, and .
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J. W. DAvIDstNS, Monmouth, Ius., says, my hair
was two thirds grey, or rather she, out ~ the ap-
plicaton OF the Restorative. ~ directed, 1t has
DIR. q. WALLIS, Chicago, says. after using great
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bottle OF your Hair Restorative, which has cured :
hunorn ny y head o. two year, r. standing.
Eryspeas when IL began to grow instead OF black a.
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H. L. WILLIAMS, NJ. D., Peckensvis, Ala, says, I
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w. NJ WOODWARD, II. D., Frankfort, KY, says,
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ton for the air In
EDWARD WAL0OTT, says, three months ago my
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WILSON KING, says one months proper appiica-
ton will restore any persons hair to Its original col.
or andtexture.
}. d. HOES, says, few applications fastened nv
mar nrmly, 1t began u grow out ard turn black, Its
original color.
BETsEY SMITH, North East Pennsylvania says that
her hair had, for number OF years, been perfectly
white, but nov 1t is restored to its youthful colr SON
and glossy,
DIX. J. W. BOND, st. Paul, says that his hair In
strong thick and black, although short time since he
Was both bald and Tht people here saw its effects
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NORRIS GOsLiNG, Nj. D., St Louis, says that If.
Ter trying many other preparations all TO no eject he
used two bottles which covered his head with new and
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SARAH ]. BROWN, says her ha.r not only gray
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oott les 1t has rastoI ed both til. cooi and growth
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st. Louis, and S12F ioadway, New York and sdld by
all Druggists and Pa. ent Medicine Dealers also by nj
Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in the United states
and Canada. ImayA
Sold here by all Druggists.
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'0'. Stewart, Of Missouri, vas recently found
''ahk 81 negro Wedding. Upon this the JEFF
"'on Enquirer says, "If frolisking with ne
goes, shrinking With negroes, eating with ne
rsss-isn't establishing negro equality We
would Ike to knew what ise'
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HOGS WANTED
FOR PACKING,
by
WIN. G. NICE OILS,
Successor 20 Thomas Hedge.

~ FRUIT TREaN. skssA
@ OLD FLANK ROAD NURSERY, &T4
I FOREST DALE EakM, -
BCRLINt, TON, IOWA.
LNRCIT& ORNAMENTAL tn SIsi sHRUEs R0sEs
II Cultivated and FOR sale by
DAVID LEON ,RD, Proprietor.
Any one wishing particulars ia se p!iee lst on
application by mail otherwise.
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AGO RAwARp OrysRED.-About two week,
90 . man named Peter Mesler, Railroad con-
.,,oe,or. shot +. Cummings at Rochester, MINI.
and escaped. A reward Of $500 is offered for
i. .r,... He is described a. about five feet
i, inches in hsshs, Of dark donplsxion, and
-. h,o,n hair and whsksrs. lie had on when
,.., sscu a pair Of light cslorsd pants, brown
80. lsb, vest, aud tall Ksssuth hat. The
.bov. reward will b paid to the person or per-
sons detecting the said Peter hsslsr, aud dsliv.
srins him 70 either Of the censtablss Of the town
Il Rochester, Olmstsd county, Minnesota. Our
Pshes sffesrs should keep sharp lsok cut for
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T. ID.
TAXENy TAYESl. rAxEx,,,

AT his late residence In st. Louis, Thursday, the
months.
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Trustees Sale.

WHERE ASs Joseph 8. Endcutt and AbssiI
w his wife, by Deed Of Trust, dated June 1st isss
conveyed unto John Thompson and Jesse Wassom
Trustees, the Real Estate described the North half
OF the Northwest quarter Of Section fourteen t1zA
Township seventy one t5ll North Of Range three 49,
west, containing 50 acres. to secure to William Allen
thepayment OF certain pronssory note of said date,
Tor six hundred and forty dollars and snfy
cents, and drawing ten per cent interest per annGm
rom date thereof and payable the LIST day Of Ocio
per- 1888 And whereas the said has become due and
i st unpaid, therefore, at the request Of said Allen.
ne owner OF said note and BY virtue OF the authority
given III sara Deed Of Trust We will proceed to sell the
above described Real Estate at public the high
est Tor cash. at the front door House,
10 the city Of burlington, Des MONIES County Iowa. on
Monday, the 10Th day Of November next between ths
hours Of 10 A. M and 4P. ~ Of said day, TO satisfy
said note, interest and costs
oct1s-wtds JOHN THOMPSON,
JESSE WASs0M,
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A. DEMMERLE.

A. DEMMERLE,
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAXI X,
WashingtCn. between Main q Sd us.
me undersigned hes on hand and manufacture 70
order Saddles, Harness and ali articles in line
IN any style desired They have purchased the to
manufacture shattnck's Patent Collar, believed to he
the beat article used.
- Chairs Sofas etc., trimmed in any style desired.
orders solicited. A. DEMNEKLE.
oct5-d3m.wIy lEraa y, .ss ccnxA
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Psttit's Majority.

Inc aggregate Democratic majority on the
Congressional vote in 1855 was 6. 2a6 this wear
the aggregate majority against tho Buchanan
Democracy is 1915 being loss to the Buch-
1nan Democracy Of l6,2O2 !-[south Bend
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a FAITHS SLABS HIS OWN SoE IN JEYYERsoN
TOWNSHIP, DUBUQUE COUNTY !-On Monday
morning last, about one o'clock, farmer
named Iennis Sullivan, was much in liquor, and
vas abusing his wife up stairs. His son, Daniel
sullivan, aged about ~ years, came up and re-
mone"ateo with hlai On going down stairs
again, his father followed and plunged butcher
kniis into him behind the right shoulder, pens-
HAane the lung, and cutting it severely. The
ssn then seized his father and took the knife
away from him, when he fell, axha listed from
loss OF blood. DIR. Horr was called and attend
ca him. The Dr. thinks he will recover, though
ne cannot yet pronounce him out Of danger
Inc son is said to be tas aud steady young
msn.-Exptess and Herald.
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Notice.

A LII PERSONS are forbid cutting or removing any
n Timber, Rails Buildings from Section sixteen,
Huron Township or trespassing on ary school Lands
in Des Moines County ". H. MAUR0,
oct1S-dkytf School Fund Commissioner.
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The Bullion in the Bank OF France, nov
| stands 1t about $1,000 ,0OO-a FIR higher
sum than was ever before held BY that e.
Establishment, and more than ~ ,OOO, 600 10 ex'
cess of the largest total ever collected IN the
Bank of England AT lie commencement
Of the present year tho Bank ofFrancs held
less than $4,000, 900, and the influx in nine
months has therefore been $40 100000 AZ
tho Bank Of England. the total At the bngin-
ming Or the wear was 81. DOC, 900, and i ~
now more than sos, 100000, The highest
sum it ever possessed was $lll,OoO,OOO IN
July, 1852.
A Queer genius being asked why ne ana
not attend the funeral OF his wife, rePied
THAT he could not l"rsr lis shop, and that
it is better to attctl - business before plea
sure.
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THE MOTHERS COlPANI0H.
GOOD FOR MAN AND BEAST.

II II n sovereign remedy
the various diseases wasA
which horses are afflicted, cur
ing the most alarming cases of
BRUISES. srRAlNS, STRING
HALT, WoUSlAS, SCRATCH
~, SWEENI, SPAWN, RING
EeSF, BlG-IiEAD, roil<
fNlI, g.. No farmer, livery
stable keeper, or any pers@n
owning valuable HORSES,
should be without this valuA
bic remedy.
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The Davenport Gazette Of Wednesday last
~ that considerable excitement existed ia
ID. town she day previous by the intelligence
hat George W. Hall, contractor on Mr. Hills
building, had abscoadsd with some $4,000, in
eajed in which were about $500 worth OF Jew
.r obtained fren Mr.. Efsy, aud divers
mounts due his wOrkmen, from one Of whom
addition to owing wages which be had bor-
nssd 500. To add TO the enormity Of his
sssaue: he has lett behind him wife and two
ssIdren and, it 10 supposed, taken with him
rs.asr woman. Some Of the prominent ci.i-
VIA Of Davenport were surety for Hall to ths
ausun. OF 100000.
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g I,W per box. Sold BY


NO ~ Jefferson Street, Burlington, Iowa.
10 whom all orders must be addressed from the
counties Of Des Moines, Henry, Jefferson, Wspelo
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and send the Pills ITO Lades" tconhdentialy " BY m all
to any part Of the country, by sending him 81 90
through the Burlington Post Office Iowa
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A CARD To THE LADIES.
DR.. Duponco's Golden Periodical Pills
for Tema

lnsilible In correcting Irregularities relieving pain
full and distressing MenstruaticE, particularly at
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Prices OF the Eminent o5 cents so cents and 81 -
to- one-dolsr bottle contains much Iinimsnt q
eight twenty -hye-c cent bottle.
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THE LIVER
IN v Z COR ATORI
PREPARED BY Or. SANFORD.
COMPOUNDED entirely from cnMc

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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKEsS

SIR JAMES CLARkEsS
c g e a e d r u e pills.
Preparation a prescription Of Sir y. Clarke, H. D
PAysicidn Extraordindro to TIE Queen.
Thisnvaluable medicine unfaing in the cure Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
male constitution 10 subject 1t moderates ali excess
and removes distractions, aad . speedy may be
relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
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Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Government
stampof Great Britain, TO prevent ccunterfsits.
CAUTION.
These Fisshouid not Be taken by durino tAs
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy dsshey are
to bring Aiscarridge, but at any other time
they safe
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exeron Papita.
ton Of the Heart Mysteries, and Whites these Pills will
effect cure when all other have failed and al.
though powerful remedy, do not contain lron alo.
mel, antimony or any thing to the constitution.
Publications accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOE MOSES
Late l. 9. Baldwin Coy
Rochester, N. Y.
N. B.-4l,00 anf 6 postage stamps enclosed to any
AUTHORIZED Agent, will insure bottle OF the Pills by re.
turn mail For sale by
dee ls-dw1y. ALLEN HENDRICKS,
Burlington. lows. Wholesale and Retail.