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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19
srr.NsuIps TO AND FROM uav,S,.

Stan,l;D PhIadelpIid-Fom New 81 arriving at liG
v.na sh and New Orleans ll'h From New Orleans Nh, He
ysna Esd arriving at NewloTk 28h. - II
Sea.s.bp Quaker Cify-Fo New York Nh OF "a MOUTH
ami, Fsx n Havana lah, and Mobile lith From Mobile I'D
Havana ith, arriving NewYork 9Th. -
Sear,hip Cahaba-From NewfoLs l9ih arriving at ia
Aaus 18th and Orleans 18th From New Orleans Ith fn
yana 18th arriving at New-fOrs 18TH -
Scam,iIp Empiys City From New York 7th, arriving -
Havana sS and New. Orleans 26h. From SevOHeans ST.
Havana sth arriving at New.fork 18th, -
ScaE,hip Black WdSroy-From New fork Nth, arrives 81
Havana ls New.(rleans 3d. From New Orleans iSh,
Havana 18th. arriving al New YOrk 18th. -
S,1r,6o Iabd-Frm Charleston fn and 18th due AZ Havana
7b and sd FIom Havana 10th 25th due NewYork eS
and -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19

A meeting of the stockholders, bondho.ders, and
creditors of the Marietta and Cincinnati Road is called
for the 10Th of February, at Chill TO determine
upon some course Of action in regard TO the affairs of
that road.
The shipment of gold, on Wednesday promise, to
be very large and Will include 200 eco Mexican dollars
The moderate supply OF strictly rsi class bills induces
many parties to ship gold in preference to paying the
rs;ee asked for exchange.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19

A., ,o,,,,.i,.o, xn. ctAnoi with hasiGs :ssen q =
an a "a M s,x. IN ~ ths tfa ho~eyef he
,v,dence Of the 90 npasnt aPceared - sny
h,. an, lad rel 20 abanioa me c--e "a
80. IN. in,t retions ot the Cont be ITy rendered mef
to,a a verdict Of 20 NJ Guilty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19
Disasfers. DC.

CaI' Monroe, Of bark Monezuna from Dcmerar y. ID,
dry i that the brig Pacific fo BostOn Cant, isry ,
was ashore az the mouth II the srr MaIo wune Tie Er
war steamer HaTde had tried r twelve hours pull "a
she wond prove total 2ss She had six feet water In . when
tho steiner len her sbc went Ashore Dec 49, al bas saved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19

hold over t~en,y-sx hundred thousand dollars OF sac
currency, which may be considered a. equal 20 speee
Tie movement Of the Banks since Nov. l. 800 ma
been a. follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19
ks On the 9th inst. were ns fOIlows:
Total....s4t73i 3 +lo,626 go s477a, 80 st36o4s7I
As compared with the statement of the previous
,roaL The resplts are as fnlnWs:

The stockholders of the Bank OF Pennsylvania con-
empate applying to the Legislature for modification
ofther charter to allow them to resume business under
reduced capital.
The Governor of Pennsylvania has transmitted to
the House of Representatives copies of both the re-
ports made in the case of the Pennsylvania Bank by
the Commissioners appointed for that purpose.
In the first report the Commissioner assigned IA
reason for not being able to make complete report,
that the Bank owes over 81, 0OO,0O OF bills drawn
upon London, which would not mature for more than
twenty days after the date of the report NOV. %,
1851 and they knew not whether they wd@!d be
paid. They make the following expose as to liablli-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19

Messs r. A A. p Caldwell Co Of Chsucton sod q. schr
Fla but il 1880 Of LOO bushels a rice capsty with al
ksr IIxkIsg sails, &c Ger - 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19
by Teiexrapl,.

SAVANNAH, Jan. lathe screw steamship Thomas swan
Of Clon wells line arrived here tom New York this morning
BOSTON, Jan l8-Auiyed steamer Phinras spragne NJ
thews, Philadelphia. 49,
Below, bark klelor, Crog.l from Calcutta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19

{" Blue Book has just been lSsued IN UuU1u, en-
titled Returns of Agricultural Produce III ireland LOT
the year 1856. 1t appears from these returns ina
" in 1856 there was greater area under crops III ne
land than in any year since 1892. The increased
cntvotiou extends over each of the provinces with
tho excention of Ieinster. in which there was de-
cr,oee in the average under tilage oil ID acre, the
amount being, in 1852, l,77,SS2 acres. in 1919,
707 sos acres' and in 1856, l,696, OSl acres
The following table shows the total area o. , es1n
he EMIGRATION from Irish ports from May |, 1851, 70
January l. 1851; also the extent under tage in 800
and 1856 and it, Increase or decrease in the latter
year: rm;s,,,iop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19


The Bank holds -! shares OF is own stock Some
of tie checks in the tecrs drawer are of doubtful
character but il = thought most of them will be
allied They sav, II the ludinC paragraph, that
tey found in possession Of the Bank large amount
Of broken bank, railroad and canal stock-the accu
mutation I'll yeaIs-which they did not deem Of any
value and made account OF II il their general est
mate.
They make a second report, dated the ID ofJanuary
1853 They say that the affairs If the Bank still
in So uncertain condition that no complete reportcan
be made The bills CA London have al been pail al
is contncenty liable. The liabilities have been re-
duced in tie several items follows:
Circuat1u... 49,. q rs % City BAuks.. s,77i 81
d. posts......'... 6s6g8 II Assresate IS %
Tie assets OF the bank have diminished in cores
p, ndiug ratio, but a considerable portion of this
amount has been realized from assets of doubtful
character. The remaining assets OF the bank
composed chiefly OF bills discounted bonds aud stocks.
The Commissioners ascertain the value OF bills
aud notes without asce-taiLng the financial condition
of drawers ard indorsers. Many Of these have sus-
pendt and assigned that what will be realized can
not now be estimated. The difficulty applies to
the stocks and bonds, which consist principally OF
those which are not quoted in It's market, and have
only prospective value.
Ii insolvency means inability TO pay indebtedness
upoI demand then the bank is clearly Insolvent. But
a. this NAV be regarded a. severe construction and
there being very considerable surplus of as cts
beyond the liabilities, which, they think, honestly
and prudenty managed by It's present officers they
therefore deer making final eport al present. They
give as q reason for DOT making final report that II
might work great injustice TO all parties in interest,
and a prudent delay can do Injustice 10 none.
simultaneously with this report we have to announce
the return Of Mr. Allibone from Europe. He IS an
novneed by the telegraph a. passenger on board the
steamer America al Halifax and will doubtless be
here IN the course OF week, to defend himself from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-19


There is also credit made in 1916 of H. &9 10; in
1913 $40 GEO. and 1854 Of - coo. These several sums
are charged 10 circulation The minutes of the Bank
slow that these sums to provide for the crcua-
ton Of the bank and post-noes issued prior to 1880.
They think that it is possible that large portion of
this amount is destroyed lost but it is probable that
some of the may yet be presented for payment.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-23

The Correspondence Autoeraia, govern
ment publication 1t Madrid, contains the fol-
lowing singular announcement: General Dulce
Captain General Of Catalonia, has been author
lied BY the Queen, in the kindest terms, to mar
~ the Sonora Treserva, who.belongs 70 the best
society Of Barcelona"
Mrs.. Swanston, widow Of the man young
Rodgers murdered In New York, applied for
admiration to the hanging Of the murderer. An
other woman with little girl wanted to 60 in,
alleging as reason that her child was subject
70 hts, and she had been told that If il could
put 10 hand upon the body Of ! person who
had bsen hung, before the body was cold, .
cure would b instantaneously effected.
Two boys, Z and 10 years old, were lost in
the woods in Hereford, Canada East, on the
26th nlt., and were not found ustil five days II.
tor near Wallace pond. They were very feeble,
but are likely to recover.
The first engine. proper. was made IN The six
tesnth century. Il was on the plan Of squirt
gun Two stalwart men worked it-onc alter
nstely lowering the nozzle into the vessel
water and directing it to the fire, the othe
pushing Il the piston.
ALL HATrER o. TAsrE.-A woman will toll
erats tobacco smoke in man she likss-aad
sven say she likes it; and yet, cariously enough,
now she dislikes il in man she dislikes!
72,o42 foreigners arrived in New York this
rear, up to the 10th, against 1885, $50 last year.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-23

}~~~Frr 0uu9n EAnLrlA -.
1eWiae story u teA of reyelu6onegy e
1 &ieR, Who Nas vunning lor CopNese
pears that BE- Nas opposed ~ : much y1onS
Or man, who hsd never been y The wars,
and It was the wont Of revolutionary 70 ~
the people Of tho hafdships hs endsred. say
he:
sFellow eisissDs, have fought and blsd
for INV cnuntry--I helped whip the British
and indians have slept on the held q
battle with no other covering than the can
opy or heaven. have walked over irozon
grosnd till every footstep was marked with
blood
just about this time one Of the severe
igns, who had become very much aftected
by this tale Of woe, walks up in front OF ing
speaker, wiping 4: tears from his eyes
with the extremity Of bis coattail, and inter
ruptlng him, says:
Did you say that you had fought the
British and the lnjins
Yes responded revolutionary.
Did you say that You had slept on the
ground while serving your country without
any:kiverY
Yes, sir, Ibid
Did you say you had followed the enemy
Of your country over frozen ground till every
footstep was covered with blood Z
Yes, exultingly replied the speaker. II
Well, then, says the fearful sovereign,
a. he gave sigh Of painful emotion, Ill be
blamed if don't think you've done enough
for your country, and III vote for the other
man.
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-
Dvnswooon lRn = n. ~

y!
-. 3. q. A..A... 80
u, - = 80 ! Is 81 - -
~ seasonal eAsw showesss 80 y 49, 0ed-
Grating. The river u eloWly sinln9 I'D lull 81
| foasiae il. ne ro.a. .l.hnn.h I'm 4 I -
/ ..,. $. ,...-- \. ~. :. 81.
j - 1ush Ussses Nsa % ses - = 80
lass report. Little produce, hevevef, y coninG
forward. II grain, business 10 very dali, and
| batter. .ot...H. ..s ....,...A;.~l, ..a,e.
| n...,..-...ns. s' = s .-s -
s's1eness neusss aevs ce"osassu "0'A
g gees eafness, vita their psns full 81 hoga-
| Up 10 this time. aheut 10. GOO have been ank-
~
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-23
PiQuant Anecdote.

A spice merchant at Constantinople. car
rying piece Of fine cloth to tailor, desired
to have cloak or tunic made Of it, and
inquired it there was enough The arts
having measured the stuff declared It su E
fcient, and then requested to know the CO !,
Of it. =
Five sequins, replied the customer. w A.
tho price and considering the quality, III n
is mot at all dear.
The tailor paused mement
am but new beginner in the trad a.
said he. to the epiee dealer, at length. "a nd
money il an object to me. Give me two se-
quins and | will show you how You NAV
save three in this affair
i agree, said the other and the money
was produced and paid
1t 10 well, said the man of the needle
4 am man of my word. E,is cloth has
cost five sequins, and have promised TO
save you three. Take it to come other tail
or, and Allah direct you to one Of more ex-
Eeriencs-for l have never made such .
dress rs you want and if attempt il. il
will be spoiled
This reminds US Of an snecdote related Of
Sheridan who went to q hair. dresser's to
order wig On being measured the bar.
Der, who was liberal soul, invited the or.
atcr 70 take some refreshments in an inner
room. Here he showed 90 much genuine
hospitality that Sheridan's heart was toush-
ed.
When they rose from the table and were
separating, the latter looked the barber full
in the face, and said:
Ca reflection, don't intend that yoa shall
make my wig
Astonished and with n blank v;aara Tia
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-23
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CEARkE,h

el tod mn ale PfIl.
Prep0rsdf'sm 9 prescription Of ST. j. 2arke. ~ D
PAysdcd0H Estraordisaros 70 sAs Queen.
TAisinvaiuabs medicine il anfang In the cure or ii,
those painfuiand dangerous diseases to which the r.
male eonstutoa il &abject II moderates iii exee..
and removes distractions. aad speedy cure nay 81
relied on.
To MARRIED LADIES
Mis- peculiarly suited Il will in shorstms bring a,
the monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle. price One Dollar bears the Governme.s
stanpof Great Britain. 20 prevent counssrfsits.
CAUTION.
zAsss A1sAhessd not b. taken bv f.alss asSxa, AZ.
IIkST THREE ANON7HS n Prscsoacx !. ~, -.
ssvst brta0 - AsscssvsGos, bat a asx o<Aerstns
tAsr drs sqIs.
10 oil cases Of Nervous asa Spinal Aecssns Pair, =
The Back and Labs, Fatigue slight sxertIon Pelp,,.
ton 81 the Heart, Hyssrioa and Whitss, these PMS I'm
sGecs whsn Al sthsr nsans have failed. 50 :,
though powerful rsnsdy, d nss contain iron.
mel antimony. Or any thing hartato ~ eonstt., it,.
Ialidirsesiens accompany eaeh packags.
Sole AgsntfeS The United BATES and Canada.
81 JOB NO0Rs.
(Lets ]. Q. Aal1win Oal
n. B.-oi,oo aat pssaags seauns aneas.sH !. !.
A1thagisa Agent, Wtllnsnre hOsale of tha plln ~
turn mall. Der 0alahy -
Aee loAw1y. AEAkM 0nNDRlOHa
$3.50 easaaA0>oos Ievs. Whsaaalle q nsoos.
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Cincinnati. Fridav. Nov. 10.

49, Cincinnati, Friday, Nov. ~.
HOGS-The market rather fat to-day, at the
decline noticed il cur last and there was more
anxiety to cell and less 10 buy, 90 10 always shs
case in falling market. About $500 head sold
~ - l0as 30, the latter rate for lot aver
aging $50 pounds, and the former for enc av sp-
aging 1873 pounds; 26o head averaging lis
pounds Every lightl sold at S5 rs net. n20
pound hogs were offered at IS l5a6 as quite
freely, but buyers. a. general thing, fell b ack
PkOVlSIONS-Ths market was very dull.
to-day, aud prices generally declined. Ness
Fork fell Of 90. per brl Bulk Meat re. DER
To-, and Green Meat, la4o. do. closing dull
600 pieces Green Meats sold as &c. for Shoul-
dsrs, and 7isss for Hams. 800 barrels Lard
sold Ct tote. indicating no change. 800 barrels
Mess Pork sold at els Soc, and TOO do. At AIS
closing a. the latter figure. Bulk Meat sold At
and Sc. for future delivery.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-23
ra..sEHOOD VS.. FACT.

malicious AM designing card, By A g Bragg, ex-
tensivey advertise throughout the country, in effect
says: "The present proprietors OF the Mexican Mus
tang Imminent being nnprincipled men they do not
make the said Lnment good as 1t formerly was and
that he ~ will be responsible for its Effects"
cautioring the public aga nstit use. etc This means
us-BaTnes and Park. of N. Nv York, and John Park
Of Cincinnati. We have bee U somewhat known to this
public OF the United States Tor number OF years;
we're IL necessary ovindiciste our reputation, We
should consider the endorsement OF this Mr. Bragg
very equiyocal compliment. :.
His statement implies nsotire-either rs public benz
efactor, ID or to further private interest Which 10
il? This said Bragg was, time, paitner in the
Mustang Lin.ment made celebrated by the originator
Mr. Geo. w. WestbroSk, and with the composition Of
which Bragg had nothins to do. Mr. W. paid Mr. b.
$4,000! for his halntere.t in the article Ofepsrse,
the implied and covenanted consideration for sucL an
amount Of money was that chs, Bragg, should for
YER Ia any dir ecty indirectly, be In teres-
ed - manufs curing selling any iniment Oint uient.
or sa tve" Mr. westbrook was heav~ engaged in out
side bu sness protect his property and pay Bra 81.
he oer to ell this Linment We knew the value II
the srcl de the advances held the cied notes
-Brd00's recsSpss IN fill for e50OO0-and became
owners Of the Liniment We took immediate me ans 80
examine its recipe protect ts purity, Its SALE
etc. We be iieve<l then, now no advertssme Mt
was - cheap - really good medicine. and that on
interests lay directly In reaching the Interests OF the
consumers. This Eminent, always popular, Was never
entitled to tle same attention as nov. The very best
materials arr, ased-the recipe 10 alone osrs.
In less tn N six months from our purchase Of the
Linmsnt Ma 6ragg entered the market with iisa-
ton 0ad 90 sAefgysst 0rticls, under another name
We present his 81 sails. secuted the moral
obligation. and coaked biz legal position BY doing the
business untteF the or his He has struggled
for some time make his article sel II 10 not
liked; people cay III has virtue" II not Ais fall
urs at in.posssvs, uad ne isameass success or our
Lniment. Tie Goa1 ing dccasion II aais la@t isiaser-
esss rablic dppst ~ The public not interested
between barnes arks and 9 Rragg, but they ars
In the genuine pur " of article Of such anvsFsal
necessity shis Il lmsnt. win you BE- imposed apons
We havs aainsd qaiss ~ alsAkss the cause, and
trsads chose We arm him Of the rasats: II be pre-
cseds rshe {, II wnib when ve cannot perceive VII
lany ana whsa ~ d. not punish ~ psrpetrator,
and prctefA our rights.
W - nulA1ssse ahs original. oensiss Mustang
Laaimsat. W ~ rsspsanhls SDr ~ sGects.
R.espeosl nv. DARND PARK,
! ssae1lrlW ss7- Nsv YeTk and Ciaelnnax.
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New York, Nov. 20.
Hssr-oDl0c lower. Bales CT 5000 bbls e9 B06NI IA
tor unsound; s5004 90 for super state; o. 7565 is
ior sxrs do; - 1905 Is for sommon to fair western
~ 4o0A 90 for round hoop Ohio. Canadian Flour
quiet ana UNCHANGED Sales Of 500 bbs at e5 2O0S 20
fer extra. Rye Flour quiet.
wneat-Duli and heavy for common. Sales Of 8 900
bushels ct % for white western q Is for very oboics
white canadian. 49, o
Corn-A shade nrmer Sales OF 10000 bushels,ae7e
O76cfor mixed western,
oats-stsady Sales At 470b9e for state western and
canadian. @"~
Rye-Quiet at 70A75c
Perk-Lower. Sales Of ESQ bbls at CIT 20 for nes,.
and e1S 750i4 % for prime. ''
Eeef-Steady and unchanged.
OIt Meats-Duil.
Lard-Bucyant. Sales Of 900 bbls at 1ok0lle,
butter-Unchanged. &ales at 1201ec for Ohio, and IS
@22c for State. ' AZ
Cheese-Duu, at SdA9c.
Whiskey-Steady. Sales at 29kc
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Chicago, Ney. 10.
0lour In Hnders kelH n rfixa

flour In moder atey active,
sales Of No sprng Wheat include 10 600 bushels in
two elevators In small parcels 6Oc; II 600 bash ia
lots At 6la6l4c, chiefly At the former. The extreme
prices pelng paid only for rounds lots ut particular
places. Rejected spring wheat meets fair inquiry At
chiefly a. the former No sales Of winter wheat
reported Buyers and sellers being Base apart, and
quotations nominal.
New Corn forus the bulk Of present receipts and 10
in good requcAt for the home trade, -
slc. 700 = w.
Barley very dull in store, inquiry and quotations
merely nomn Il.
Rye in good demand by city distillers.
cog market quite active.
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: The Press (PhiladelPhia) has the following
spicy item in its WashinR ton sorrespendsncs.


spicy item in its Washington correspondence:
You reeellecs shat Mr.. Nuysnt, of The San
francisco Herald, was sent BY this Administra-
ton a. special Agent to the Frazer River gold
regions, there to look aftsr-God knows wha,
But, BY recent intelligence. be has, il seems,
taken the responsibility in very grave matter.
That he has done right, and deserves commsn-
dasion oil will admit. By one impulse, - il
we're, more than thirty thousand Cafifornisns
leh for Thompson's River and Frazsr's River,
there to dslvs for gold. The diggings did nos
turn out ~ we'll As were expected, and that
country 10 now, BY the return Of these men
home, left almost in the wild condition in which
it vas found. Some there are without funds 70
60 back, and. sssuainS the privilege of Con-
suls, who assist eur sailors to return homo when
left destitute in foreign ports, Mr.. Nugsns has
sent these men back TO California, drawing On
the Treasury for their expenses"
It is all right We suppose; but We should re-
ally ike to know uAdsr whieh Of 1.-THE resolu-
lions OF go" other the appointments Of Mr.. NJ
gsat or bis drafts on the Treasury are to DO ls-
galizsd.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-23

NNES. rs TANEN!V
rINHE TAXPAYERS of Des Moines County, Iowa,
i are hereby notified that the Tax Lists for 1853,
have been placed IN my hands for collection And that
the laws OF 1854 require that the remaining M
paid the 18th day Of January next shall be made ~
levy AID sale Of such personal properly Is liable to
taxation.
Furthermore, that where there Is proper
" found whereon to levy sale shall .. Elada Of Real
Estate which can be redeemed only by the payment
pepsfiy OF 70 per cent and II not redeemed within
I'VE yeafs from date OF sale the tts oluteS
the purchaser. Section 66 OF said Law provides Tat
each coantg shall BE- held liable to the state for the al
amount OF state Tax levied, such sums a. slal
be certified ~ available or enron sous.
Thus, II viii b. seen that discretion whateyer ian
be exercised by the Treasurer in the collection Of The
foregoing Lists
H-The above Law relAtssto the collection OF the
TAxes h0S delinquent well the levy OF the pre-
sen; year JOHN A. RIPLEY,
kecesdcf and Treasurer Des MONIES County.
novS-Wlw.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-23

NayaiA, snt Proposition. 1 Burow'
Of ST. Louis-inventors and proprietors Of the
celebrated "Arctic Liaimsnt' are presenting un.
usual inducements TO the suffering and diseased.
They present to every purchaser Of dollar
Bottle Of this wonderful Remedy, copy Of the
mammoth Uaited States Journal, Zone Of our
best pictorials, devoted to Agriculture, Science
and Literature,) for one year gratuituously 49,
The 'Arctic" is ssid to be a.positiyc and speedy
cure for Rheumatism, Deafness, and all nervous
diseases-relieving the worst case Of pain, in
from to 20 minutes
SouIREs 4 Boss, and E. E. Gar. Agents for
the sale Of the emily genuine Braggs Linimsnt.
octl5, d&w3m.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-23

1 Cure YOurAelGy-Ify you have Gonor rhosa,
Geet Structures, Seminal Weakness any disease Of
the Genital Organs, procure once Dr. Bakers spe-
cfc. Tits warranted all cases in . few days.
II tbs emily safe and remedy for diseases
now offered to the public Plain directions use
company the medicine With DR.. Bakers Specific you
can cure yourself, and thus prevent all exposure.
Price u 30 per bottle.
Sold BY DR.. EASTERLY, ofThrd and Che stnut
streets, st. Louis; BY W. A. HOLTON CO., QUIGLY
BIZ and D. sIMMS CO., Alton, H. and Druggists
generally.
FOR sale bv &. u. GAY, Burlington. aug17d&wly