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ALMOST FATAL AccIDENT.-A proyideni;ll
escape was last evening made by young Mr. Far
ley, and boy, who Is employed to transfer the
mail from the Depot TO the Post Office As they
were crossing the Railroad track, freight train
was approaching at rapid rate, the fagman being
OF duty Mr.. Farley's horse cleared the track, and
his weight was barely sufficient to keep the wagon
from being smashed, throwing it sideways from
the track. overturnng it, and slightly injuring the
boy, Mr Farley escaping uniRjured.
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Police COUR=, JUNE 2-Thirteeu cases were
attended to yesterday morning, as follows Petit
larceny 3 grand larceny ? +; disturbance 1 va
graDcy ?; arson I; drunk total l3. Ephrai:a
Ballet, arson. case continued Gilmartin and
Miller, grand larceny, cases continued
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TIE BARK HENRY E. HowE.-This vessel came
up Sunday and anchored in the river opposita the
city. Instead Of taxing on her load al the Miwau-
kee depot as has been stated it is now understood
that she viii load in part with black walnut lum.
ber and complete her load with slaves at New Bal
timore.-DeiTOif Free Press
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ADVEHrISE IN THE CHARDON
DEMOCRAT.

Merchants and Business Men generally Of Cleveland,
viii fud IL 10 their advantage TO ADVERTISE IN THE
CHARDoN DEMOCRAT. It's principle circulation in
thsss towns which give theif Cash Trade to The city Ad
vrtisemeHis inserted cons icuously and at l0wTaies-
Address J. 5. WRIGHT.
f,hsTinn Jgue Isl lsFs puh Democrat
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pbpsifialls & 5nrgeons.


ID - MORTON, NJ. p.,-Physopathic
DsOr Eelectic Physician and surgeon Mid
wlfery ard Diseases q Women and Chiiuren DR. NOR
all calls bis Profession either AZ his once
private dwellings Dr. NJ disca.ds all E0lsons of
every description either tueral animal yesetabe and
reduces hs paieats he, but simply
the obrucons stimulates and tones the system BY
Thoss acted with diseases Of the Liver Lungs KID
neys Spleen HeuralEa nh nation, sumatism teither
AGATE Chronic Loss q APPeiiie Dsranseent Of the
stomach, COasiipaion 4 the Bowels, Bilious Ahectons
Gravel Serofa and Ueers Cancers Fstulas
Impurities of the Blood any CTOaic long standing
diseases diseases peculiar the ar sex such Sup
"a So & ne Mole q rsaimss IS also eSm0steT
adaDtedto Diseases Vi Children =.
Fever and Ague Chslea oEbus Dysentery and
Dah9ea Cohe. Cram Ds Lockiaw, Fits and SPasms treat
~ NJ IS also prepared t0treat successfully FEVERs
Of the various types together with all other form Of
but facts deducted from tWentVeyears ihs Reform
New School system 9. Practice and thorough reading Of
the schools Jf phyie aud systems Of prscee and
graduate from The old and nsS schools OF Medi.ine
kS,o 30 a5SS and 5 81
ncues and srups, such as are usually kept IN Botanic
iniian Remedies and large number Of Compounds pre-
pared By himself Remedial Agents. among which
Mn Weed. soTorsl emsdy for he DysSspsis. Piles
&C. Anfi-B ouE Pills exclusively for the LIVER Sanntive
newer AZ 70 eSrs; never fss remsdT s or
Weak and Infamed Eyes, Canker Medicine Can
Ms Balsam Of WiG Cherry for Coughs Colds Bronehiiis
Consumption and al Diseases Of the Lung; Rhumztie
0rinternal external application; Sovereign Rem
edy for the Choers Mothers Cordial OF Female Friend.
u B Particular Attention will be paid in treat
b AZ ~ al tbs si hamor. Dr. sc.spet nstss M ~
raise the dead hut he does claim that he ali
osce, Nc. IIs IOrain 81 Residence, No 10 Church
ST.. Cleveland " esl Side.
deai god chaaes IN his Oreto red Medcne and is
Vazlous branches APIS dlw&doawtJaly8 lss
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MORE BRITISH OUTRAGEs.


The Herald's Washington eorresdondeat says
reliable information has been received that the
British cruiser had fired into an American vessel
off Pensacola, and one man was killed, and fur
thermore that the U. S. steamer Fulton had gone
in chase Of the cruiser.
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n H. LEGIsLATURR.

CoScORD, n. a, June /.
The State Legislature meets Tomorrow. At a
caucus this evening the Republicans nominated
N. B. Bryant, of Concord, for Speaker.
The Democrats in caucus nominated Walter
Hartman, of Warren, for the same po-itiOn.
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GRAFFENBERG
Family Medicines.
RETAIL PRICES.
GRAFFENBERG
VEGETABLE PILLS, PER BOX,
HOME TESTIMONY.

HOME TESTIMONY.
HARTFORD, Trumbun Co, o NJ, arrh !, 81.
hereby certify tha; have been dealing in the Grasn-
berg Medicines for the past aud truly that
have offered medicines TO the pusc that have
met with the mre decided appreciation Ct the people than
these. particularly the Pills aid Cufholicon They will
readily peri all and more than IS promised for them.
have sold about hY b0 ties Of toe CthOon the past sea
son, aad 1 h ar the best results in every
J. H. c. JOHNSON. Ned. Agt-
Read what DR.. Bushnell says Of the Grzfsnberg Med
ieinss Dr. B. Is physician OF extensive practee and
Of the most successful in the county frumbu) in
which he resides.
This certies that have used the GrasnbeFg Pills aad
Marshas Cathoiicon, scd here By II. c. Johnson, in
my practice TO my entire salts action They are good
Dr. G. W BUSHNELL.
Hartford, frnmbVn Co, o., March,, 81.
WEST BEBFoRD. Coshocton Co May H. 81.
Mr. H B. Kingsey-Sir: have been selling the meUi-
cines the en5ers Company for The last ten years,
have garaby found taem 70 give good Satisfaction;
and the Pills have sold TO great many amss as Iegu-
ary their and coffee and with my trade they have
bec0ms staple article Marshals Uterine C2thoeoL =
mcdcine that has done great amount Of good IN Female
Diseases One lady sold Il TO- told thlt she had re-
ceired good from bottle than she did from long
course fmsdical treatment By the most ohrslcanS.
Yours, Truly. JAMES WILSON
sale b. all druggists and medicine dealers Ohio
f. B. KINGSLEY. Cleveland,
mhs-dkw 20 General Agent for Ohio
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COuRT OF CoNxoN PLEAs.-Before Judge
Foote, the Rebecea Stanton poisoning case has
come up again on motion to set aside the viii Of
the deceased. which bequeaihed her property TO
Mrs Julia TIllman -Hcrald
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FULTON AND sTYX.
WASHING ron, June .

" AaHINo IVNi VuIIt .
The report concerning the steamers Fulton and
Styx is believed to be false. The rumor has been
current here for three days, but up to last night
the Government had received no information up
on the subject.
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BEAUrlFYINC CHANGE.

IA he color grey red sandy lIair is effected WiTh
ELECTRIC RAPlDITY,
b. single application Of that marvel Of Chenisfry
CHRISTADORo'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE
Unlike the puasent preparations which imPlrt color ly
buraing THIS pre- eparati5n does not impair tbs
LIFE OF THE HAIR.
Tue blacks and browns produces Gull and dead
AID gossF those OF For sale BY auDTug-
ests ana Hair Dre-slls JOSEPH cHREsTADORo Co, No.
Ast0r House N Y jun2-dE sin
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SAILED.

Boston, June =.
The R. N. steamship Niagara sailed at noon
With $50 passengers for Liverpool and Halilax
and SIl2 900 in specie
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
RAILROAD ACCInRNT.

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
TOLEDO, June ?.
The passer ger train on the u S. R. R., bound
west, which left Toledo at II 25 A. NJ. to-day had
itsthird andIourth passenger cars thrown from the
track near Sylvania, O., from some unknown cause,
and four or five persons slightly injured No bones
broken and no one killed.
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EVERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDICALPRECRPT0R
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED TO
DISEASES OF WOMEN;
By Cornelius l.. Cheesmal
N-ruT x-nnE ErTU

NEW YORK CITY.
An INSTRUCTOR, GUIDE, AND A PHYSICIAN
In which Is embodied fun and ehasts descripiIon
Csz0wledge neces ssy the welfare OF married
about 10 be marrie process conception pregnancy
and delivery, their pains and dangers, well The
methods by which many the latter may he obviated and
teaching how the stem may be iuvgorated and restored
10 its proper tone, after having been prosrsied By
plants incideuial 70 the humsn frame Also. much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION which VIII O5visie
the necessity any great OF sekne and enable
the obseryant reader be- great extent, her phy
sici4n.
TENTH EDITION.
This book avaiable the understanding OF the
ron-pressiOHal reader and skiifall elaborated.
planned arranged and carried out thzR wlk OF lis
ktnd row before the public While It gives wholesome
articalars and IN some respects se information uDOo
,s ofthe mos. delicate aaITs connected with ths female
system 1t should he piaes the hands Of female
single married
PRICE 50 CENTS.
This work also pTecIip7ns used BY the doctor
ms urscte for the positive Of SorefHoHs ET9-
f,oa.-Fuer Cai AgEs-Ssusrc c0HgAs aEd colisRAeHE-
ssaDyss-Sa-FaEsg as q tie Hair, &. Sc, Sc, any
one Of n rsaaraii may prOTs OF great value to the
reader
This book viii be sent by ml free Of postage. Oa 'h'
rsos7o OF is price, which may be sent eii her n money o.
ost.re SAINTS All orders shoald Be- addressed %
C. L CHEESNAN. n D,
-, Nv sssl pa<4 Oa5-e v Citv
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ARRrsT.-Bridget MeQuale was yesterday ar
rested on a charge of stealing bag Of money con
tsining one hundred and sixty nine d9llars:
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CoxING.- Van Amburgh's great msnagerie
viii visit this city the 18Th and I4th of the present
month
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sTRAwBEKRIEs-stscey sold seven bushels Of
this article yesterday.
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ANOTHER BUR6LARY-THE 10 CUE CAUGHT-
EXCITING CHAsE-Iesterday morning, bctw cen
two and three O'Clock, the dwelling house Of Wm-
B. Clancy, on Ninth near Caroline street, was en-
tered by means Of nippers, AMI gold watch be-
longing to Mr.. c. taken. As the rascal was max
ing his exit, he made some noise which aroused Mr.
C, who sprsng from his bed and gave chase. He
oyerhauled the burglar near The gate, when des
perzte struggle ensued, which ended in the rogue
throwing Mr.. Cancy to the ground, injurIng mn.
considerably, after which he made OF. Clancy
gave the aarm, and the police force in that section
OF the town having been dOabled, officers Carr and
German came 10 the rescue Others joined in,
and an exciting chase took place, all about the
adjoining streets. The rogue led them long dis
lance, and made excellent time but was interrupted
and captured on Hudson street, near the work
house. On being searched, the gold watch OF Mr.,
Clancy and pair Of nippers were found on hisPer.
son. He gave his name as John Miller, is about 80
years of age, and says he halls from Cleveland
His face is qnife familiar 10 the police, and he j;
undoubtedly one Of the ringleaders OF the gang
which has been operating so extensively in oul
midst for several weeks past. He was committed
for examination, and viii doubtless soon be on hi:
way to Auburn.-BHfal0 Express.
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Me1ifines.
Joy to Ihs AdIairefx Of a Fine IIead 0f
RICH GLOSSY UATp

JOY 10 Iile Admirers OF q Fine ilead of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.
af & o. beauty I cannot etist without cue head Of
eiraar around each bottle and No enc can oabt see
PROFESS0R Z WOODS HAIR
= heSIOhAIlfE-We call the attention Of an ola
eaek Q Is original color aIcoYers The head Of fbs
o wi IN az at as.ni the danarua Itch
Of the natural fluids and hence II used as rssaisr ar
ng extreme OH ase in ali rs nsfu1i hss5 iTa %
cal thea upon the bald the gray er diseased IA scalp u
40 wing loeks. or the witeiag curl ever be itkSaf @
rs parse Is uPon the tongue OftsOusaadS
The Ageui for Prof. Woais. HSir r. sstor,tiv. A, NJ
HAN, fsee we'd nc o lowing letter regard the Res
DEEP RIVER, cOSS, July "a lsss.
Af LSasenWorta-Sr- have been tFOabled VITA dan
afS 81 ssart os my head a more than year, ny hair
H1ven paper about WoOas Hair RestOrstive as cure =
ed one bottle 70 ny H. and found ny was
he thiIg; i remoyee the scprf aud hair began 10
al Of | hays great iaith in il wish yoa to send ne
know any Ofths kind sed ia this rises YOU NAV haT
market Tor nany bottles aftsF il il known here.
Yours with respect. RUFUS PRATT.
PHILADKLPHIA, Sept. 3, Is5s a
ProG wOOl-Dear Sir; Your Hair Resiorativs Is prov
lns ilse beneaoia 70 ma The foat and also the back
have used bat two half pint bottles o YOUR RestSraiv
and no taa Up q ny head is we'll studded VITA promiS
benefit have tired other Drsparations ihoat snv bene
q whatever Ihiak FROM personal reconneada-
YOais Tss9sSifailS. Oh THOMAS. MD.
No. f04 Vine street
YIScESxEs, IA, June q 1859
rend your recently discovered Hair Restoratiy3 viii
state, or whomsoever mar conearu, that have used
and kusgn others 20 ittha have for
6eeninthe habit OF using other Hlr Resoratv and that
md yours vastly superior 20 other know II entirely
ceanSesthe head Il dandruh and with months proper
viii restore perso hair the original youthful
eour and texture ssng t healthy soft and glossy aD
all dkcOlorng the
apDy the dress hch It drops would therefore
recommerd its TO every DESTROYS Of having ne
color and texture to hair
Respectfully yours. WILSON KING.
o; J. WOOD 3 Co. Proprietors. sl1 Broadway. n. Y
(n the great n Y Wire Railing Establishmenfl and ia
Market Sfreet, 81 Louis. No
And sold By all good DTagsisfs nh2d6wam
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Is PoEr-The steamer City Of Cleveland, ar.
rived at about O'Clock last night
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q BRYANT & STATIONS chain of College
is now complete and in successful operation A
Scholarship issued from the Cleveland College will
be good in Albany, Buffalo and Chicago, and rice
rersa P r. SPENcER Sons have charge Of
the Cleveland Writing Department cbs4r
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J. II. JOHNSON, II. D.
HOMROPATHIST.

"a dOMeEOfAId1SI.
once 107 sartwes Block Superior street. corner Sen
Rssdencs No. III PiaseuEgh st. Cleveland. D.
ieoibsoI r.. H.. lt.1.L !. Lart..
~ ]. KELLER, NJ. D., ECLECTIC
We PHYSICIAN. Oes No. 81 Seneca street; rssidencs
Is Eris street. nsaT oki0. n0TD a
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EOR SALE.-A handsome CoontT


FOR SALE.-A handsome Country
a Resldence-On Newburg road miles from the Coof
House hne large house and s acres Of land with a
large lumber Of choice fruit Can bought at
bargain.
SMALL. FARM-s3 acres, L Of mile from the frst
depot frulR the City Of principal Railroads
Soil black sandy loan, excellent for gardening or farming
purposes. with good orchards NC VIII e soId al =
sacrlhce II applied ior soon.
CEDAR Sf.-One mile from the city line Cottage
hSase aad Barn nearly new, and acres OF land with
young bearing lrait trees Will sell ortsnt.
FARM OF l30 ACRES-lS miles from the cty. GOOD
Il and buildings and we'll wafered with an orchard az
choice fruIt. So per a-le
FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE-I,OO0 ACRES D
COAL AND IRON ORE LANDS Al SO FER ACRE
in Pennsylvania 50 miles Pitfsburg near the Penn
yiyani4 Railroad and Canal heavy timosred lands
good for farming purposes, with ne foot OF btu
ninous coal and veins OF iron varying thickness from
Is % q inches The above valuable lands ara offered IN
exchange for Western ands at the low price Of $40 per
PUTNAM CO-ls0 acres heavy timbeTed lands near the
k1rt Wayne Ihn Railroad; also 50 in Defiance
CO OF ehOee oak timber 20 exchange for stock goods
lONA-kne lands with some cash to exchange for good
EASf cLEVELAND--Farm Of los acres with large
fArm house, Od barn and orchard aud wei watered To
exchange forcIty property. SIS acre
PROVED FARMS IN MINNESOTA TERRIFIC
kN-Wei eatsi and near 20 thriving towns. To
change forsaple goods
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS
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The Shoals and QuisksaHdS Of Youth.

The Shoals and QuickSandS Of Youth.
JUST PUBLISHED THE Sd EDITION.
ON ONSPERMATORRHEA OR SEM
OlNAL DISEASES A scientific Treaties the tre at
meat and perfect OfNsrvUus Debility Seminal Weak
ness Involuntary Emission ImpOfe kc resulting from
vicious habits acquired during the critical passage from
Youth 70 Manhood.
BY DR. CULVERWELL
Member OF the aoyal Coeee Of Surgeons Of Eng and
CIs7 Lieentiate Of the Hall (s2a and d years Resi-
dent Practitioner in London Author Of the Guide 70
Health" .'Greea Boob, /" How 10 be Happy. Me
moirs Of Single and Married Lie" &c.
This small highly valuable Treaties. written By
World renowned Physician and Surgeon. points out the
only aud permanent Tor all diseases resulting
ran self abuse, and II the ony pubcai Of IFS KIND
written In benevolent spirit and by scientific Il
should hands OF all ho value their life, health
and happiness here and hereafter.
Prce at tho receipt Of which IL will
Be seat post free. and well secured By DR CHI KLINE
No 40 Avenus Box 45a6 New York. dec9.indk kwl9s
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MASTIC ROOFING.

QUSSEL'S FIRE AND Water Proc
~ PATENf-Adaptsd tos all kinds Of Roofs stsamboa
and Car Decks, sc, &c.
R ehis to this valuable invention for most Of the
Counties in the States hO and Indiana sale
rates for cash or available proDerty. Appyto
mh0 ROUSE 4 IlNNIN6sS So superior st q
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GpffiaI Nntifts.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTrNG.
TRAVELLERS REGISTER.

~ For Gas Futures ond Fttfiag-Ayply
TO FsS5 EassorfA Co, IO5 aad l07 Superior ssresi
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MORNING, JUNE 5, ISIS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTINl

n For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see lou
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~ CuIzsns sshIng Conveyance to either Of the abov
rains Boats viii be called Tor ~ the Stevens
nab1s Lac. By leaving their address a. the Omnibus Of
&C. 81 Su9ertST street door ueIt TO Weddel House.
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z 80 80 III u 800. - u
~. -, ri s ~ 49, ~
'hssss = ~ VI: nostI = y.
treSSe epeN QA - R ~ ~ Wa. -
eers, - 3 81 pS1ne & ID e aae. " ~.
dashiag shsps Who loss vine and hose1l
Who fo.n 2 na3qflfy g re DcrroWeest--
klnssy hssiag many Mares. On VARIOUS 0cca'
feSous hoesowed o. 6kina!nt = thrso ~
Icene, noAeh - md aas.ne @ siiaasy
psfiods made sT.sse peae a. hse feePonsf
bilities. Al - ~ 81 tired q such con
stanf boErowlnE ana fePayln9 y W0nld ~
slx yeafs before nls essese ccuid % seld, ~
DER the terms q ng iasaer WIN, wno naa
prudently postponed that event until Harry
should reach we age q thirty, ana Harry
concluded that q would be Dettes 20 MAKE =
heavy operation g once, ana oc rid q tne
Ootnefasaon ot conln0si DofroWinG Away
q oAleulne 1e h'oas oseEMIue0 ~ ?.oCuze
| Kood soono saM - " 1o:o WIZ
= want gen snousead, e. - year
BEN; Wnas security WH yo0 give !,
Tn Jon may nave ny Oond-mas Wiil
OinG ny Pippes ii
nem; Wnes olsco1ns Wan you e!vef ~
Know my rule y, always g tako discoons q
I-Desldes Won owe me ono tnOusand, cue q
gay, ana lent you sen y 'ne 80 ssfoes 'ns
and ! nns,ter ~ can't Il enonok. You
nav NJ 4 aoifn ana take out That 49,
van hes;daag' .st '.E
Hem: ~sll here. I bond az 40 900 !.
a;x vearr ,sicn q ana Il ii be al right
No aonner "a than done. HAIRY afsxed
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'sfor the relief OF eonsumpte patients in advanced
tages Of the disease.
We netd speak to the pubic OF its virtues -
Throughout every town, and almost every hamlet 81 the
American States, Its wonderful Of pulmonary
complaints have made Are ady known Nay few are the
families in any civilized country on this continent without
some personal experience Of Its Effects and fewer yet
the communities airy where which have not among them
some living trophy Of it, victory ever the subtle and
dangerous diseases OF the throat and lungs While It
10 the most powerful andote yet known to man fer the
formidable and dangerous diseases of the pulmonary
organs IL Is also the and safest remedy that
can be employed for infants and young persons Pa
rents should have in store against the insioous enc
my that steals upo them uRprspared. We have abHa-
dant gtcunds to belieTe the CHERRY PEcI0RAG saves
lives by the consumpons it prevents than those
it cures. Keep il by you, and cure your colds while
they curable neglect tem unil human skill
the inex0rahe canker that, fastened the
vitas, eats your life away.
All know the dreadful fatality OF lung disorders, and
they know too the virtues OF this remedy, need
not do than them IL stl made the best II
can be- We spare cost, no care, toll to produce
1t the most perfect possible thus afford those Who
rely It the best agent whc skill furnish for
their cure. atiRt, III 3s@ 5an 81 I
| Preparedand sold by DR.. JAMES @. AVER, Practical
and Ana iytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold whoiesaic BY y E. Gay, Burlington, Marshal!
Bruce, Keok1k, J. ii. Reed Co, Chicago, Barnard
Co.. ST. Louis. and BY Agentsin every town the uni-
| ted States. sEs ljan1-dw3m +
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Fly aa5a4OR, TWO 5AILL6s ~ 0NEf
Patented May, eyed I'M s51
vTsHB LITTLE GIANT CORN AND coz NIL
=. lee simple and pes.aAs machine, formed on the
plantation use, and dtsirnrd for preparing food for
stock, which does NJ the Of TkH 70 TMsN1Y aUsn.
HOUR, according ~ lae sise Of the MIL An i'm.
provement has been affected In It's model the present
season. which consists III aiding another Core ard set
and In substituting Box Platform in place OF the old
Legs Of all Of wle the speed nearly dou.
bled and (when requred) The Mill Is adapted also to
grinding shelled corn into hOnony and Gne neal for
family nse by reversiig he motion, Or In other WORDS
~ running backwards 70 fifteen quarts 81 meal
Ohe bushe ebtairsh aud the baiance IL super Tor
homony, or good food fit feed. g @Af *5H5
The Aduantagss oftahfed;ng ,Goyn and Cob
2as a5s VA 88as 51iedi PrOseA. ..As sBBt
Henry AlspauFh, Of q rcenfeld; Fairfield county,
Ohio. says: In 1854 myself and brother raised arge
crop 0corn, and pufeia4:d 100 head cfcae II faten
fifteen cents per hundred BOUNDS for his choice or the
catle 10 the number ~ eiy head. arcepttd and
lie selected his seventy, leaving hundred and TWEEN
ty Wethen divided our ccri liz ted his in the shock
and had mine ground tcgeier with the cob and fed II
in trnnghs nailed to trees Ill ound the ward, Nj broth
ers did not hold out long - mine thou
We had divided equally AID lie fed but seventy head
TO my one hundred and twenty. When his corn was
out let him kavei from nl,xj ahA when W Gujshed
feeding, The cattle ytre 1yit he'd and sod vas found
over double what MS had I'll ned, and ~ profits vere
over one thousand dOlhtss than hts.n ss3f#
Each Min furnished, conn lete, ready Tor sttachins
isan arg no s1srs powsr ,auired shan what
I septs -4seetf RiKEITiI, R0DlNeON . CO.,
sa .I.1I.l fGesetee oopyllna 1sLsE Il 6oleAGents
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02

A very absent nindeA indiviAnal bstn1
ap6ss non boat u ths TivsF, eask twisi
before ho remembersd shat 10 could swim.
He 6ostnsateiy remembered is juss befoss be
sank he third and las tiDA 4 great II.
ssoeien = memary.