davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-13

TO MARRIED LADIES
It is peculiarly suited It will, 10 short time, bring on
he monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price 0ne Illar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain TO prevent commercials.
G q n
These pills should be Lken by females that are
pregnant during the first three months as thpy are
bring miscarriage, bat every other time
and in every other case, they are perfectly safe.
In ali cases Of Nervous and Spinal affections, Pain IN
tine Back and Limos Fatigue slight exertion, Papita
tiou Of the Heart Hyserios and Whites these lis will
eject cure when all other means have failed and although
powerful NEEDY, do not contain iron, esomel sntimo
ny, or anything hnrtful to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada.
(Iate I. G. Baldwin Il Co ) Rochester, II. Y.
N B. 81 and six postage stamps enclosed to any au
thorzed Agent will ensure bottle ftke Pills by return
mail
For sale by druggists in every town In the United
BUaR FOSTER, co, No. oornhill Boston
Wholesale Agents for New England
For sale by VIM Bush Co wholesale and retail
Agents, and druggists generally d6wtf dec22
CROCKERY, GLASS. AND FRENCH
CHINA WARE.
Our stock Of the above goods is complete in all It's
parts, aud offers
GREAT JUDGEMENTS
to those who wish to replenish their tables aud
especially to all who about commencing house keep
ing. We have on hand at all times,
ROGERS BROS. PLATED GOODS,
J. RUSSELL & CO.'S CUTLERY, (plated or not,)
wlich we have tried aud not found wanting
trhese goods drew the Medal at the Mechanics Fair
last Fall
plated and Britannia Tea Pots, oastors and Spoons,
Solar Lsmps, Kerosene Lamps, Fluid Lamps,
Tea Trays, Table Mats,
Eyeryhlng that is needed to furnish your tables In the
best manner.
Terra Gotta, Parian, and China Vases,
AID
FANCY GOODS.
Our goods sre all selected with great care expressly
for our retail trade Of the FIRST QUALITY, and at
the lowest prices fer N0sh,
a. Every article warranted as repi esented
ans deodAw Fifth n NICHOLS.
N. IA DOW y - hl.iXIk
Is warranted, IS usual TO give sasacion Trial bottles
20 conts. pOld by all Druggists.
j. N. HENRY s0N5 Agents,
ap28 d3mA Waterbury, w.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-13
THE GREAT ENGLTSH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES oLAEKE,s

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,
Prepared from Prescription of Sir j. Clarke, M. D.
Pbysicisn Extraordinary 10 the Queen
This Invaluable medicine is unfaing Ia the cure Of all
those painful and dangerous disorders which the fe-
male const tuition 10 subject It moderates all excess and
removes all obstruction and speedy cure may be relied
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-13

CLAFLIN is producing his new and nimtabs style
of Photographs with entire You have only
sit for one pctures after which, the artist make
indefnits number all uniformly good without further
trouble to the subject They cheaper and per-
feet considering their size than any other picture and
long to supersede all other Photographic pro
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-13

:. NJ Petten2iil 4 Co, Newspaper and Adver
9sing Agents. the Agents for the spy and are author
zed to receive Adve tiseentB and subscriptions for
the same rates as required this office. Their receipts
are rev aried as payments. Thrir Nw England office
at Boston, 10 Stat, street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-13

Book for the MiliiOn.- Just published, by
FEDERHEN II CO, Booksellers and Statoners, No Is
O1urt Street, Boston, brief Treatise of As pages,
Diseases OF ne Sexual System of both sexestheir sgp
toms and acknowledgement by a physician OF the
Boston Eclectic Holpital.n This work also contains
scorchng exposure Of the deception snd in ospcp rac
ticed by advertising quacks, with Of their names
and locations. Sold by periodical dealers nerally
Sent by mil the receipt Of three postage stamps
Address Box 1902. Boston Pest Office dly mch24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-13

Orders thankfully received and promptly atended to.
Directions for using accompany each Machine
myo DAWN PECK 4 co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-13
sPREREnGRAPHs-

This and beautiful style of picture is fast winning
the appreciation OF the aatdious critics Of the dBe
arts Il can be made pre fac sipltie OF nature
and less liable to change by light duration OF lame
any Anbrotype made. Made only at 1853 Main st
MBROGRAPH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-13

THIS style OF Pictures L the most economical and con
in point Of expense and transportation of any
other style It be safely by mail in letter. sub
ect to extra charge and would lie an agreeable sur
prise to any friend relative. It be obtained only
at Ciafns, for the onina OF 90 cents each. Made
only at 1sS Main street
CT AFLIN still continues to make Dsguerreotypes and
Aelsuotypes in his usual unqne STYLE 1855 Main street.
over Citizens Bank. dtf ap1b
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-13

Exhibition and Sales Room for Worcester County,
2Os MaIn Street, Worcesler.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-13

The Worcester ~ ateE CAce Will hereafter
be exclusively devoted 10 Of female patients
while the other will be received only as boarders.-
the location this establishment is elevated quiet and
healthy, combining the advantages Of both town and
country Opsn at all seasons, For circulars address
ROGERS N. D., Worcester, Mass.
70 Dr. RoGERs day Office is in the Central Exchange
Post Office floor. During the Evening and night he may
be found at the Water Cure In aui
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-13

BuSgies, BuSgirN, for sale cheap One new first
class Buggy and Que second hand Buggy. Ibqnire at
BATTELLE's Sewing Machioe Rooms,
mat diff Merriaeli's Building Tnion at
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-13
NOTICES.
Err SEEDS

We now offer the best assortment Of Seeds and Plants
ever opened in Worcester and exceed by none in the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-13

GuRuO and Phosphate of Lfme.-Pure
Peruvian Gaano and Goes Siperphosphata of Lime in
lots suit purchasers at Draper Carks Washington
square au29.dHy3w
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-21
Aneahcr Roate to piks,. peak.

s1 e.s - vas IKE reak gold regions Y BY Was
oaa suss noua'sng soxn. Fafsaes Who have re-
~ CO.. SSS = = saae pace from tue dggings
tha ,csa T ss... 800 Ous seasases1 d0ys ou
Pls... ron.s 1919 ssSu through ~ sne North
Kesrnev - nmshs e n.'''ss ~ loau rom fofs
$500 .shNy - vn.u. Wy. Inc distance from
we sus.es = Oov mIes. Win military
~. . s,.s - soau sas ~no,s way. stage
nsn.,h Iss =, ~, yssAy y rors hesrny ana
!. & az " -. se Lally - me spring,
~ nne ~ uaay coacnes wlll De put up
sres,t -" r.n r ssaus are weil orid geo,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-21

III - S'&
il " ~ 18th N itzsa,
il cA T. - Y ! III 49, X tN1'
IISu.e ~, IT,, ,I,..r. = ~. -
i l2,sT r; s....:! b. . ~
w. ss..'.'s 49,. - sss poecn y.
&C. fs~. ~, s,.....s II. ND. 4. Z: \. snsr
1 sehs- 80 he
sT;S~1 iss~s,-.'.' -. To- u. = Il
1 ~ 80 -. - =
MI ,..u..:.I. N !. III Z sss..+j y n d
3.s-. 49, "a, - = 1css.skf ~
10y - 'sss i. $50 90, y
S 49,. ~ sssass 4 -
EvS- ~ 49, r y .xng ~ ~ fa
s1s; 49, 80. 8. - e. - -
NJ M - ~
a - T. ..s I. VI. 49, 49, Y - X
! ma i s r.. .ss 80 49, II
'.s....2. .-. ..:2 ~ 3S1r 49, - Aani
.zf J.. 49, .ss..s.. SoeA nv
S..sx 1.sSs... - 80 ple. ";
.pspsR lI .ss
= RI ~ r.. 49, llssse s1ge1-- NV.
's..s...as .,..' - Ysusy 60 Rsl
sSs s-S S.......ss.v ...
| - r'1,,1i '.---., 80 n ~Js nssu
80 - .s .s.. - IN - -
s'S H.. ..%.Lsh 49, not hslf
sE..,,'.S i.- u - ~, u seaaed 6su1gi ~
- .s..sI b. @1ss~ -" yoa w01R 49,
~. 49, . ~ u -.
49, 49, 1,.;s. - s s.spsasd "
49,. AaeA = ~ 49,
-. S..,t1. S:s - wazrsntsd e ny ~.
&c =, s .u:1, s D.n se1y wel scqsei.s;
49, ~ ~ - 80 tnc next dns va -.
\. 49, 49, 80 ~: g.! = bsise -.
~ y a, 49,, aaon0 - NrSiI
~ - 49,
~! Sa
~ IA loss p wear \ \
I - u 49, y
\, - sns seaSted qaictk . \.
49, .1us.sa ner that brooch 49,
woIn 4 M!se os'saia i wiaA,
Wcuio weaf1 ~ = snotheFr
~ Wnose she asked, but Ter 49,. =. =.
lains ena re qgick widesae a. Z ~
cneek Ten tnet - hslf aa41 1I1 80 nj
swer. -
Yours and nins. 1900
She did net answer how, only - NJ
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-21

4. CA .ls
7, 10 e sas
...ss!.Aasz5s .4@s.s 5 zs4.s's =
n " III :s. ~! .!.s o..
y
III .R.@
a - j x - =. = y
\. Sss -. sss. I u
~ Al s*
1Tf
~. q =
d i 4 (, ~ b y T. = Il
7sks aesl|sI1l11!i
49, . ~! .':..s IL y o1E1l
" ... e. r.. ~
\ H. =. ~. ,... 8! =; !.
q IN. O. 81 81 g 4
fs i =
1 I. y. ! 4. III NJ VI II
a. h.. M =
T. - Inrft a 4 :
nm ili - -. y
u III III 80 n Iri
1870 a.1 7l24 4 - + Y 80 4
s. 49, = SNl
k Z III = = ,riei Ii
~ n j - II 1Soo
I a1Sd ~ - ~ y ~ 4 nle1is1iv I
~ Asnl IN ; -
- ~ 11lls1 eostk ~ ~ clGliiin
anksoael Sp& mocfs tIasi,uf Mn ,-;fh 1Il ;&I
Nornaer a LID com sner,6t saad ~ Err
~ ~ ho1scs d D.
I'D ~ 49, EFoocl5 NH u sisSs iS4.r
design ii rpsoy Of csfAancle5 ~ sIi,Ile7SI
leaves of o16ernld n ten III " 4 efa,n nf gr,
s1Hd tho rich level Haehal M "a raanf9 "
cfinSon and smber. ~ fha ~ srsarsa go
HI IA ennh -
Il How. heanfifnl Il kmr i,o>,t;f.yr ~. -.
Rufed y, arnelf X ., 81 $500 -.
delixtf Hoy i;r1 -.
~ fhir 1t 5sss q, y. III,
How r3aS k. b. s...e... sss
that 10 give him ana IN Iooked rss II,
upon 10 h1nd y w w n 49, scI
hung upcn dc cheir. ma rhicb ~, 80
tastoful nsrs hed bsen 4, IL III E;,1s,s Il
efecutihe - j - zs y 80 s.ss I'D 81
GENEVA Wild h1d liz Co ~ Z S;ctn,.s;
of soIk elieete r;cs s Z &c., .,.I.
Of sunny brown ana ey,.. N IL 49,,
and cheeks W fainkeet r;i,l S3,,.,,-h>s '6:J
she resemble Tia norfra m o,a
English aalleries ercnt tbat he go, st-i. -.
more 1elicate md e{Fa.sii . 80 D !, =.
" child. Tie danrhfer ~ ,s.i,,,, u.
Detted caraaeaM isfal;lna 60. 49, R.-ss &C..
ward. A. - 9 Y 1851 uP,
She was Ill the ba<t; "a t,..,s IL.
With her character a,,c ! III ..,,,S -.
her, She wa Cantia LIZ. ia.;,, 80 , ,ou M.A .t
~ or,,e.t sf.5e. ~ u sauisi VIII
no broad soul cf sympat HES. ana II cnrrre
she was unconsciouslY salfleh md go .t;,,sr
fer what else could liia of hers make har
But she was full Of GOOD im pulses Al warm ~,
affections, and accom- l,llsbed affer tbs fasb !.
ion of her day, generation and societv .
Norman Rood loved her, and was her az
fanced husband, and She had nrom;sad 10
resign her girlhood in. me week from tha Il
christmas morning Hc was 4 finer char
acter than she, on the whole. that Il III had
more breadth, moro strength, more ioftines
Of soul but be had not her womanly instincss
sympathies. affections here 1 woman has
always the advantage ne d man. He had
graduated i've years before VI COLLEGE. int
he had no particular taste IA any of ia nro
fessions, but be occupied lucrative and Fl
sponsible position in the bank, and ali Gene
vras friends were pleased with m matoh
and thought she would marry we'll
And on that Chr;st,na ,,crn;
I write apd i, an ,,s.-- $500 - WHICH
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-21


s;1sssz W Y! ~ 81
3 =, - 1'77s
'l1 4 r N r,
g. - -
ass - wv a q
= r. \ 57IDIsIs7S r. ~ ~
zs rTIsIL 49, 80
i = ~ |2T 80 49,. "
- = s3>~'
y. 'a1ssd lr7s'.si
i1ia5 y
r. s9 i + -
II ~ sT.s III VIA
q IT, - p
z ri 80 S'2 - ~
S1sSx 81 49, s1;7
u Ss1f a'7 y ~ E5S3f;s
il y.
h 1fS |5faS T7ff 5v5'E
II = p 'S11 g
SSS 11 Il = -
4I2% n q u W; 4 S7s 22lSSIS Ysf
II - r Il i 4 i ~ - ~ I 1e
~ ~ "a u vi
= 81 3 11 N s3liIS
II sia Eis ~ 60
i -, IA N I5SS ~.
~ ~ 49,
ienS1y u y ~ p b. " - ~
Il Isl Fl. II &xSe q 49, ]. "
il 4 SsSss 81 - s# v
eue N III y t<fl II ss IN lfks fSii III 20 49,,
Low nnd inSieltncf taS. n shse 49, Nv sss;e..
cet. ~ EhSSh "a s3ra, ~, .I fs
i replied Is IS sfs1
hinto hsipx IL nv. ~ III I'm zS ,,sSieS ~
did, and IL csers Il M ~. $3.50.
/ shawl ~ otherr Al kss ssss.
betWeen S dSeefs sf m h~a hi f;s.sr
nan ~ i;s 49,. u u, q
~ 4 nm sss. - To- 49, ~
Anartnent ~ 49,, ~ - ~. IL 80.
| ana fnrnisbsi 49, ,,.E mi 80 W.
SDence N - = - A.
Insta.a "a ..L;r.,s j Il t:.s,s o.. y, IN . IN
into 5 fr.fnpnS f t ~. 80 49,. 80
nftsrg hon. ls.,s;l sa-.. $3.50
she ~ d;ssnrhsS - L 49,
c;d.nt s. x . q - - - lsscssu =.
NJ. :; 49,, ......... 3. i. " o.
from tovf II Grd;.. 80 III, ~.
theatre ana heco., III. :s..,s:s.ssl y $50
the pedienn ara ,;.h;, - u: =
diton v.lEsa n, =. 49, go. - N $50 - 49,
and frtnnatal, 3 ~ ~. Ill.
unlocked a. entored o,,;s,l. 90 !.
mesa ,e;cnsT sis.a ~ 49, a. ssss1
and crens 49,, -.
enrh;no Il ~ is... -, III. 80 80
"a. .s3il - 's@ss - 80 ' 1saee vn0 ~ Aeaf
nov long the two reposed there side BY aide,
with only foot Of space between them, al nm
conscious Of each others presence. ii not ex--
Actly known, bur probably about an hour, when
trenendous noise was heard in the apartment.
from which female ScraomN tRifdlv
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-21


Al 4 ..9 .sz4k
[3.s'. :, s.. ||:.;., ..
L.
y a! a.. W !...!.
= ~ .ss s,3 =. ~. H. -
~ e. -; ss;'7
- m .'TFs ss. 4 S l..
L..
~ 4
80 11' ;1 Y
aM~1D W. 1r
- - - 80 '''11 y
II X r;s 4's1i1l
nv -
r '1' ~ Y
y n T. ~ ~ Y
rG -, NJ -. Il : r li1 " 4
GNgDGDzDotEi r. ~
= IL
~ ~ -
IrN = 40 - Y ~ 49, ~
49, f11 VS. = - - = !
y II - r II - = ~ ~ 7.
- ~ Is 10y ~ s1r,ssau1T a.
0DSI e1tt - - - -
oEtES NgSecf1So - - ~
r. ~ y - ~ !, s !.
- ~ Hne. - ~ 49,, ..n..,,. n
Gsu1Mse 4hsgnp ~ - -, - =, -
ov4 ~ II IN. i nsil.nr1 - r,.1n riyer,
~ " NJ WI - - $500. 49,
vS ~ Tris - 49, frs,s ~ fse,...
49,. vu61enr - - - - ", -
s,nsrsnU 49, - i1u ~ = Z go
vWsAo u -; = i.sa.ls " Nv.
@siSe. s 80 er,cu,v.i ~ " - $50
- - ~ - ~ -.
p3Sr1<S - y - i w 49, y -
49, $3.50 - ,uaAine 49,,
aaHca 80 $500 nj -. - -,
So 4 q. IS is'ssa 4
- -. - :. : - D
- ..l - =. !. -
....e,s. ,s.'.s1... ~. ...'''.. - :. -
- .s. -! - ~ = "a, i.
~ ~ m
.s,sl' !. - ~ - ssess -
- 49, !, !. - - = -
- - esAe 49, 10 altsndy 49, -
- = 10 aeee. - nAere -
- - - seaH gs1aAsr eeeeeqsesess Osr
neaA1ees sapesAg - - t1lls - iaas -
1900 $780, - - IKE q Getting pos-
-. - = - eoeNs a. slttes q ceandeA--
tes1 sasee 80 4psffesn- 1nsy have ]
eeananA - saqaassd neasys
- = 4 - sssess = - wick = ssss'ng @ta
A - - see Aissean nvsr ana elsewhere =
eeeaaee ana e'eass - plaes bonds y
- 49, essAess - sqslsalsns q road esd-
sslAsss z. Sasnu1 y ~ IAN Ter their
- ~ - prsmteSs A. concerned. X
Igs1ses 81 g - eousadsfsd say thing
- =. - soAa = eleAa q ethsFs.-
~ t400 - - 0U0o0 ana 0oo1tny coalition.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-21

GOVERNOR Lowe, We learn from the Gate
City Is again seriously i'll at the Capitol Serious
approximations are fei. as to the result. Mrs.
Lowe left Keokuk for Des Moines Thursday
morning
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-21

~ William F. Mott obtained ON the 18th,
slos9 damages for the change Of grade in Van.
desassr street, New York, in the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-21

cASxxL CoAL.-Nr. Clark, Of Eddyyile, left
as our ofdce yesterday good sample Of Camel
cool, picked up near the bridge In the channel
of the Dss Neiues at that place.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-21

Distribution IN DypUeuE.-The poor of Du-
buque are represented % icing in the most des-
ttute condition, many Of them being in state
absolutely bordering upon starvation. Meas
ures are being taken for their relief
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-21


ssss
\
S
s1 tl Y
d - ~ 1l7
- - 4
.s ~, 81. -
Y - q
= - - nl
J .. -. ~. J! !.
- l.
y i
x! ~ =. l. - 81 20
l.Ill . - -
WI s.9 \. y 10 -. =
H. Z IL :. =.
= - - a.ls.e,l = u
~ Il r q
g. "A. = lll - ~ ss1,g1s
q ~ y
sss 81 sssss ss
q, ~ ~
- - - ~ - go III -
&E.kN
1ho S1lllll II - ~
- - - 4 ~ 81 Is
rssooe - - - n II ~ D. Edines
seeals eyer - 1ssu.l - j 1lsil-
Era 49, ~ 49, lc1se u % q 3 secses-
- g - IA -, en1li sSness ners
eas'sly slollee1 - e1eers q lap.l tsoclE.
- hsE, ssols setavSl, -. - ftpud
+ sosa1es 49, a. SlsUr dsd lIsaI-
e.1ssec yhile ths diyid1 wsst hsewespI
ASNsynnA fasisa1 ueul1 - - "
= aeoie Nase ~ sius6er. - ,lIr1urik i T.;
~, - NJ u stoas o.srry.
NJ = - all--.lis sikbt & S.v voold 4
sessred = kaif ~ ssg5sass Selc1r - v,lley.
go neee sAao twios ~ "a 6eSld IS furnished
~ bail1 - pssd.
4. A1senSeSss = !, ,si,,e - s.,r;;.c ..r "a.
1ssl 1.-The aiaiaished dirtance Is be RIM
Wsald. " esasss, u. !, muc, c,16r r.ip. The
bodies u tinbsr anS beds II cosl fvb;cb liz
sleeping II every hi dbl v..,d diminish The
eose Of fusl. The peosection II IL VALLEY aud
~ tinbsr s6sld asks he yslIey road pleasant.
- u winter, and sSeuse IL txack .e.inst IN.
drifting SHOWS watch bury Il on ths n,.;r;e,
;. Adranteyss Il poiae 81 6x.;sx.. .Dna
local advantage would lie he imn,.nas had. -
eosl {seme Of them seven and e;o1t s.e. ,b,ck
which would be found directiv an rho roaa ana
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-21

El11o
ho
-
|lvsn|I
N
Errnl||a
"
N
= |.'.''.
"a
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-21

1 .
cool, picked up near the bridge In the channel
Of the Dss Msiues At that place.
BEAa HUHTlxG IN NoRrHxRx NIcBtcAN.-J.
I. Stone and Charles buchanan, farmers living
At Bridge Creek, Mich, have in three months
trapped and killed thirtytwo bears, devoting
only one day in four to hunting. Some of the
bears were very knowing:
large bear was caught in the trap on the
10th Septs which weighed 400 pounds On
finding himself fast in the trap, he started off
| With II and the log attached, and coming to a
! fallen tree, hammered the trap on the tree for
| the purpose of iiberating himself This mot
proving successful, he proceeded to small oak
measuring about eight inches throughput
which he went, winding the chain around it in
his ascent. and cut OF all the branches within
bis reach, splitting his nails in such manner that
be could No longer retain his hold, and he fell
suspended By the right loot, where he was
found dead by Mr. Stone. About the 6rst Of
October large besr carried off the trap and |
piece Of wood about twelve feet long. and |
Weighing about 40 pounds, aud which was at
tached TO the trap for the purpose OF makinr /
trail About twenty rods from where the bear
started with the trap was mareh. to which
place ne was tracked, and about halt way across.
when the trail disappeared, aud . track as if q
man mad walked through vas visible. The sup.
position is, that the bear becoming tired d.
Dragging the heavy stick through the tall grass
and weeds, picked it up 10 his arms ard carried
It through. The trail commencing on the other
aide OF the marsh, confirms the supposition.-
Soon after, the chain Of the trap became entan
gied IN bunch OF alders, where his further pro
gress was impeded."
company has been formed in New York.
which proposes TO obviate the delays, dangers
ana da'aculties OF the passage round Cape Horn,
by establishing line Of powerful tug steamers
20 tow vessels from ocean to ocean through the
straits Of Magellan.
AZ the nail factory, South Troy, on Sunday.
. lad six years Of age died OF Group, having
suffered terribly for several days. Two DAYS
before his death, he called his father 10 his
bedside, and told him that he was not going 10
live, for be had beautitul dream when he was
asleep that told him %. He dreamed that he
'tood ON the earth; be saw God in heaven look
ng sweetly down upon him; that He lei down !
golden chain. which fell upon the ground At
lis feet; and thst % be stopped TO look al it.
5od told him to take hold Of lie chain, and He
would draw him up TO heaven, and give him a q
rown Of gold. Sunday the little spirit was set !
rec, and the promiss, was ful6Iled!
WHILE the tenor Forti was singing in the
perA in New York, some years ago, on one &C. !
aston we'll knowa and jolly snctioneer Justify !
Diusd 10 calling him before the curtain. :
"korti! kOrti! Fofti |" ehOuted Mr.. w. :
18th the res1 AEw0-an.a halt" cried n war :
ear, Who knew him. 1.-Two ana half. and the !,
sse ea5t e sang ont The quick witted hammer !,
ZAP, - he took tho laugh with, instead Of !
gainst him, and ''brought down the house, Z
The Grew Of The schoonsr Prsiris Flower. i.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-21

~ s@sk {
=
' r r 4
s. ss:5s IT,.
~. Z 8. 81 !. n s
t.s :. - q = - l. r.!
-
81 ~ -. \ I'M . s.sl II I
e ssS Il. n
= ~ - -: IN. a. T.! :.,,|4 g.s !.
u. g.. y 4 =! \ lss. n. :.
/ q "a - y - II q -
- r I = = ~ ;1's;1i
=. - a ss j,
Il q .s !
81
/, = = ~ -
- rsns,a. = III II ~
III VSS , ~ 4 I y g ri 1870 r. ~
4 ~ S5 ~ y ~ ri = IN = r n -
r. y /. M II III ~ II assS1fS ~
! = ~ ~ l 4, .51E'
81 O. ~ = . n Il ~ - TE2s
~ "a M y So2 y 81 d 4.
~ 1ESS N TiS sl1 4 - 5.
- = u q q m Kiils f)ffnss -
-. nv SSnf - n arSSla. fha R,,rlinS Son
an0 Sia RSal lfoa 6tfu1hw - 8 ()1k ajooalsss:
~ ~ m Ell1vyiIle. within eirhfeen rnosIfkss
fEom 5siS 49,. q 4 81
d.. VI n. = = am IS q. - 80
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-21

The bride told the bridegroom story a. near
the truth rs she could, which, like most wo-
meas histories, designed TO shelter themselves.
was model OF ingenuity and miracle Of art
without exciting the Otheilo in his bosom:
and with thousand thanks to the Doctor.
whom the benedick seemed somehow to regard
as the dei'verer OF his consort, they babe him
goodnight.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-21

| nor, O1OJ " 1eB01H n, HhC
ROW
her lips closed over the words, but he,
lace said the rest q
And Geneyra Wild looked at the friend.
less orphan girl, whose only portion was he,
never thought before, OF the vide difFsre 49,
between her guest and herself Sha si ri,
then, for moment, what she realIv : !.
TIE spoiled, petted child Of fortnre In = ~
this world gifts poured a her vc,,r ~ 81
even to that one which il ~ crn.n;rs s ~nsu
Of awoman's life She felt IL ma M s 10Y
rose. rose Up IN ths soul q Genoyra Wild. she sne
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-21

merlca to repair their fortunes. Mrs Lynd,s
usDand lett her no property, and her own
barely managed to support her and her child
as the lady became an invalid soon after har
husband 8 death. She had never heen a.
cnstomed TO the practice Of economy, and
habit and her failing health rendered M
iuxuries OF life necessities with her. Sovaar
~ year her small fortune disappeared ana
az length, with the remnants az il. she -.
tired 70 the village Of Pentouyille. a. NH her
Immediate relations were dead and II !
needed country air and quiet Here aha
resided several years, failing slowly M,
etill experimenting the educat;on of Ia
daughter. The last year of her l;fe her E,
cui.les became partially paralyzed, and the
entlre care OF the household deyolyed upon
nerdanghter, whose mind was thus stimulated
20 Precocious activity. They were Obliged
20 dispense with their only domestic, and Al
last Christlana was forced to dispose Of 4
portion OF their furniture to procure her moth
or medicine, and the few delicacies which
her failing appetite. --
Wlth rare discretion in one SO younc tha
child OF fifteen concealed their straiyhfansd
circumstances from her mother. who l;,tIa
as she lay in the bedroom az Ia
small cottage, that the parlor and chamhsr
were stripped of their furniture.
a. last the end came, and the rentla Ia.
'unerlng invalid reused, for brief ;nta-vaf
q the iull possession Of her facnlt;a. .,.va
ner child some advice respecting her cn se
p future, and then blessing Tia hroLAr
hearted girl the life of Nh. Lvnde -.
!owly down under the old solemn arch"s ~
ne kiyer0 Death Ghr;.t;-.a 80 n