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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19

MARfrAb DlBlR-1ae following account
Of On old Bisle, saksa ffsa sAs Joarsal Of Con.
mercs, viii b read witt interest b. those Of
our readers from whom ths ssnsabrane Or the
Nss Eaglasd Primer has bot departed. The
writer Gays -
Speaking u old Biblss, there 10 one nov in
sue city Of New London, Coma. which i re-
nsshabie not only for its antiquity. Nut for i.
early history. 1t claims to be the identical hooL
that Hev. John Rogers, the Martyr. evned and
sIssr we persecution Of Mary, CONCEALED in :
peg 70 Keep il from being destroyed by IN.
~ @tn'ous o. dardner and Bonner. The Martyr.
VINO vas burned three hundred and three y...s
ago, gave Il to bis Oldest son. The no.,s,;,. :,
toas sea removed to America in 1855. brins;r.
.ne Aartyss Bible with them. When its oCner
James Rogers. travelled, be wore it 10 Iii ho-
o"s ans wien he slept at night, it was hia nh
NV. IL was the light Of his cabin and ~ n.
,tfoesor Of his children. Il descended nm,
ssmes, through the generations of the 49,
name. to judith Rogers, who married Thomas
rester, OF Hopkinton, Rhode Island, and has
nov oeen 10 the possession Of the Potter family |
sDou. ), one hundred ysars. This family claim
also the direct Rogers descent through judith
Rogers, wife Of Thomas. It's present owner
lives At Potter Hill. X. l.; bus the Bible i. ~.
time, in the hands Of Daniel Roeers Eao
OF New London. Il contains the Nev IT,
ment, Psalms. and part Of the Liturgy Of m.
English Church in the reign Of Edward VT +,
% mos divided into verses and its division into
chapters differs from King James translation
u Astsas~s Or Cranm.r's Bible.
bArAsD TAYLOR A. Pslxres.-The ea;,o.
d the Plymouth tlIl) Locomotive. Who "a.
printer IN the same Office where B.y.rd T.y,o,
: served his sime," tells som. interesting 70
nirlscences Of the great travelIer:- +
We had the honor TO succeed him n A..
'n o, des'lship" in the Village Record Of
re; wessches'er, Chester county, Pa. We
20. rhe'noer She time when he started out on
Ne nfst tramp" with his small satchel con-
Aih'ng = change or two of linen. and with 6f,v
ents IN capital The apprentices in those DAYS
~ 20 carry the papers through the county on
orse o.ck, and our route YVES just past h,s fa- '
'cr mouse. We do not know OF a single !
me, through rain or shine, that old Mr.. TAYLOR
10 not meet us a. the end of che lane with a J
Apply smile. wishing us . good day, aud as we !
ouid hand him the Weekly Record, be would d
'mark "a fair exchange is no robbery" filing 9
no eide Of our saddie-bagsa with nice apples Z
"a grapes. He was q member of the Society n
Fnends With lis little farm and family 9
'ound him he Was . happy man indeed. He II
'sd to inquire anxicusly after Bayard. aud
I'D, The liked to rambls around too much
was lot steady enough" Little he knew p
en- that his sen Bayard, the printers appren- n
- weu!d be one day quoted a. the greatest 2
avelling historian that America could boast \
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THE EFFECT OF ADvERTlsING.-The New Yor

THE EFFECT OF ADvER7IsING.-The New York
Tribune Of the 7th has the following:
But the most interesting problem is this:-
For some months past, nc notwithstanding that
business and travel have been sadly depressed,
the traffic Of the pennsylvania Railroad has
been steadily increasing over all others. Its
stocks and bonds have sympathized in this
prosperisy-gradualy rising in price, until the
former sells at A, while the first bonds are at
par and the second at 80. Now, much of this
great prosperity is due to very simple expe.
misunderstanding. The Company have been
advertising largely in New England, and per
consequence, the cash receipts at the New York
Office have increased Sc per cent since The ad-
sertising system was begun! The solid results
OF this expenditure are now realized at time
when they are most needed; thus proving con-
elusivey that when business is dull. is the best
time to advertise largely. What lesson these
facts ought TO teach every man who is getting
living by dealing in any way with the general
public,
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DEMMERLE g. MATHIS.

SADDLE IND HAKNESS M4hEL.s.
between Main 4 Sd its.
II HE und ersgned have hanl and nauutactere to
order Saddles, Harness and all articles IN ID cir Inc
in any style desired. They have purchased tie
manufacture ha.tucks Patent Collar, believed 10 be
he beat article ever used.
fT Chairs, Sofas, etc, trimmed in style d. ed
Orders solicited. DEMNERLE d NAITI rs
oct -d3m-wly Gree Pa ess copsA
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DErrAr AND vIcroRY.-An int,>ingens
californian, Who voted tor Mr.. Buchanan, VII
ahg from San Francisco since the recent cleo >
aos IL Csiiiornis, says
have won Grea. victory. although de-
e'eo' We have made the 6ght square on shs
Seue on Curry for Supreme Judge. and our op.
peaens sas elected ny about . 600 majority,
skAn' ai,ooo, which was Wellsrs msjority
~ governor las, yea over the Republican can.
eos,s. aHa $4,000 over the Know Nothing,
sha 1000 over both. When you take into
ssNs''fffasn tie fact that our organisation
vas hsi hse weeks old, and that Senator y o
ssreA. our tt.vs leader, was sick In his room
" Heels tine, think you will agree with ne
w We INSIDE gallant fight in opposing the
sof'urt Lecompton BuchAnites. la this oisy
y police $50 votes. The BuchaSites only
tst 1900. AID 1900 Of them are on ths pay
toll Of the Gs, >ssi Government. We had the
td.ral, st.te and county organizations and oil
@ssounty tfiicers 40 aust 10.
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Notice.

A LII PERSONS are forbid cutting or removing any
"A Timber, Rails Bull iings from Section siSaen,
Huron Township, trespassng on ary School l.#uds
in Dss Moines County. W. H. MAUk0,
octlS.dkWtf School Fund Cnmnais siatler
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A LII PERSONS indebted TO the late f. I'm of Parry
"A Freeman are requested to call the sub, Der
at he store of Fooe Ewing, Jefer son street! and
make mnit late payment
octl-bplm STEVENS HERRILI.
Assignee Of Parry Il Frr4I4an
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The CoNEr.-A friend possessed of an Elm
curing turn Of mind" sends us the following:
The Illustrated London Astronomer edited
by J. X. Hind, +. r. A. S 1858, says: "About
the year 1853 large comet Is expected to make
its appearance after an absence of more than
three hundred years. It was observed in 1856
and is believed to have been also visible in 264
with a tail 100 degrees in length, to the great
astonishment aud alarm Of our forefathers."-
BY reference to the chronology, we End that
no less than eighty -four persons, including
Archbishop Cranmer aud John Rogers, were
burned AT the stake in England in the year
1855, the period OF the last appearance Of the
comet now visible.
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o.. lisa TIP. Wright, D 7se
n. n. county sat question majority o.
..si.st renewal 10 Columbus City.
-,rla have written sooner, but could gst moth.
Iips satisfactory ~
YOues, JOHN HALn.
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.rw. are pleased to learn that vocal mu-
lat introduced, ss . branch OF study,
" p.h,;. Schools Of the City. Mr.. A. W.
n y. h. been appointed ln'sruc'or, and hes
A.. entered upon his duties.
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CARD TO TUE LADIES.
DR.. Duponco's Golden Periodical Pills
for Females.

lnisieee In correcting irregularities, relieving pain.
Iai and distressing Nenstruat'or, particularly at
the change Of lfe,) remove all distractions, from
whatever causes, and always successful as proven.
i've, at the same time perfectly harmless Tie
position Of the Pills s secret, every sgen: .el.r
them Is presented with the receipt, and the age s,nwl
tell you they the best Pills known for all
diseases peculiar to females, viz Distressing and
Painful Menstruation, Retention, Pains In the Back
or Lons, Pressing de~n Pains, Rush Of Blood the
Head, bizziness, Dimness of Sight, Green Sickness
Heaviness, Fatigue any slight cxertion, Palpitation
OF the Heart and All the various distressing com
plants, Particularly the annoying, weakening,
and the beg inning of all other female weaknessee
LEI GOh khEA ola SailEas,
All Of which DIR DuPoNeo's FRKScH GOLDEN Pulls are
certain to cure.
Price 81 90 per box. Sold by
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ANOTHER RAILROAD DgcIsioN.-ln the Circuit
Court Of Bedford county, Va. last week, in the
ease OF S,eptoe vs.. the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad Company, where the plaintiff sued for
damages sustaiaed nv him from the trespass of
cattle on his wheat field, through the neglect o.
defendants to keep the cattle guards on thei
road in repairs. the judge decided that the com
pany was neither obliged TO construct cattle
guards nor keep them in repair. Not~irhstand-
ing the instructions Of the court. The jury bro,
in verdict for the plaintiff for tleo, which v,r,
dies was GOT aside 20 contrary to the Instruction.
from the bench.
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For sale BY all respectable Druggists and Dealers.
Prices Of the Iinirnent Is cents so cents and 81
tie. one-toliar bottle contains much Lni1neut a
eight twenty fSe.eent bottles.
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point wrere the strap was placed.
"TRE Last OF THE HU00ERNU0GRRs
Something must be done with our good -ns,ured
friend Dea. Comfy, of the. Day ton Journal He
is guilty Of the following most tan,alizipg para
graph
sprightly school girl who attends the Cen.
trail High where the teachers have q way of
melting the pupils to understand what they
study and OF requiring them to give reason
for what they say IN the classes, was eading
the last Of the Iuggermuggers,' and stirred
by the spirit OF inquiry, stimulated by her teach.
ers, II not by natural iemenine curiosity, ask
ed boy cousin of hers the meaning of Hugger.
munger. John looked thoughtful for moment,
aud then said I'll show you'-and before the
incipieni woman had time to make any further
remark. John had his arm around her waist,
and subjected it to a gentle pressurc'-'That's
mug HER-'and this'-putting his bps to hers,
IN an aHectionate collsioI-is MUG HER. yes
said the not more than half displeased Sarah
Ann-'and this is the last of the Huggermug-
gers'-for il you ever attempt to give me ano-
Their such def ition, I'll box your ears I've q
great mind to tell Gr. Hall as soon as 20 to
school, what sort OF a dictionary you are carry
ing about ali the time.
Deacon-The ladies of Springfield say that
wv ouSos W oe severely HuGGED alu NCGGED
by catImount. And the bachelors saw that
YOU ought to be PLUGGED with s-leg tobacco
Tor so exciting their sympa,hes. By the way,
could You tell Us whether that Central School
Ipil is kNGAGfps We ask the question for
the benefit Of certain bachelors in town who
are getting a~iully sick Of single cuss -eduess.
CONE Up UspER THE IIooP.-The West Point
tGa.) Citizen tells the following of married
man at the commencement exercises Of GER
tain college in Georgia this summer:
lie started up the stairway At a swift pace, not
noticing any tarther unlil he came nearly to the
top OF the steps, when ne says strange sensa.
ton came over him, aud suddenly he found
himself developed IN darkness, though the
lights had been extiHgnished. He was aston
shed and bewiidsrei But the mystery was
soon explained, and it appeared that a lady,
wearing very large ,op, had met him At the
top Of the stairs, and just in the act of des
cending, when oar friend, being q small man,
had. without noticing, actually gone up 1ndsr
the hoop
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ouhag severe thunder s'ern :. 0sns.', &c.
.ns lst inst. Ars Daniel n. ~cs ~ ~, us. ~,
i nsf underclothes psrfsrstss sn -"
ass holes BY lightning, her stock "9 on u sns
Wy 49,. resting on the Goor rent to pisces, sno W,
IVY CATER boot literally torn . r,LboA - sn'
~ sas sustained no bodily iejury.
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NNE HAVE ON HAND, AND TO ABRIsE, A
w very large stock Of Staple and Fancy Gro, cries.
to whscr We invite the attention OF cash buyers,
sept29 IN ROGERS 4 60.
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A LEGACY OF $4,000 TO THE CATHOLIC
CHUacH.-Mr. Derment dempsey, supposed to
be the most wealthy man in Macon, Georgia,
died on Sunday, 26th ult., leaving an estate of
$500, 900. 1t was found after his death his will
divided $1,000 between his two children. and
gave the remainder, $495, 900 to the Catholic
Church.
VALUE OF Day or SuNsuiNE.-A newspa-
per correspondent fond of profound inv estiga-
tioa, took pains on the last hot day, to study
the census reports of agricultural production,
and to calculate tberefrom the value TO the
country of each warm day between seed time
and harvest. He found it above SIS, ooo, 900
and this is a low estimate.
FATAL Academia young man by the name
Of John Pancoast, was thrown from his horse
in Clark county, Mo-, last Sunday morning, and
instantly killed Mr.. ?. was, we understand,
in our city.-Gate City.
A man lately committed suicide at Ports
mouth, England, by buying two penny-worth
Of spirits Of salts, two penny-worth Of oil Of
vitro, and two penny-worth Of sugar of lead,
mixing and swallowing the whole. The blood
burst from his nostris, and eyes, the whole
appearance Of the wrciehed man being fright
full to look upon.
"A pfSAse tGttSS biVH mi. kIscs q IhtCI
report Of his great game Al Paris than had been
before received. He stood five TO Harwl,z's
two, and his friends had no fears AS to the re-
sult.
Douglas Chicago orator. Francis c. Shcr.
man, opened rich ~ follows: "For the IA
cita,ing business hove in u few remarks; +"
and on a different occasion he said he had
"built q aubierrsnean vault IN the garnet of the
Sherman House. for q wine cellar"
I've interesting relics have recently been
brought 10 light. One, the uncou,h balance
wheel OF John Fitch's engine. Tor his FIRST steam
boar; and the other the old table on which the
Declaration OF Independence was signed BY the
immortal 6fty.sx.
Severe storms Of rein had pasasd over por-
lions Of ireland, ,nJuring tas harvest in some
degree, bus the crops were 20 abundant that
there vas no fear Of 40, thing like scarcity even
should the potato rot, which had also appeared,
equal the blight Of 1857
The hat and feathers are much worn BY the
ladies 1t DirritH-in fact they are the fashion
now, a. the Empress Eugenis has always one
on The gentlemen call them Come and kiss
me IL you dare"
On Sunday, While Dr. Burrows, pastor Of tbs
First Baptist Church, in Richmond, Va, Wal
preparing 10 bsp,ixe several persoDs he had BIZ
/ gold watch stolen from chair on which b
had left IL.
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| OH plsrncr.-Porter, Republican, is elected
Eudrs over Thompson in the 9th district.
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E. &. GAY, Sole Agent,

u U ] AECNt,
No 81 Jefferson Street, Burlington, Iowa.
To whom all orders must be addressed from the
counties OF Des Moines Henry, Jefferson, Wspeo aud
LOUISA He will supply dealers At propretors prices,
and send the Pills 40 Ladies'" hdentiay by ALL
to any part OF the country, by sending him 81 90
through the Burlington Post Office Iowa
septl4-bply
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ElARRlEE. asasa
this city. BY Rev ". Gaiter. on the 18th lpst Mr.
DAVID q. CAIRNS to Mas HANNAH Il. HOYEr.
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- tn. fin. weather Of the last Re" days
TO, an impulse 70 trade in the city, which
na,. !, NOR. srmly and continually On 'os 10
.,..,. From present indications " are leo 70
..,,,.,. . yery brisk fall and winter.
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CRIME WILL Our.-In January, 1888, John
K. Odel, of Urbana, lost, while in Chicago, a
quantity of valuable property, comprising $500
in gold, three hundred in bills, one note of
hand for 81 500, three notes for $ll6 each, one
note for $3.50, land warrant for one hundred
and twenty acres Of land, three certificates from
the Illinois Central Railroad Company, for town
lots in Urbans, and other papers Of less value.
At the time Of tho loss, and for over three or
fenr weeks previous, he had been stopping in
Chicago at the house of one Francis Brooks,
who hangs out sign an Indian doctor, at
that time on Clinton street, but latterly on Blue
Island Avenue.
The matter has. slumbered along for nearly
IS years. and two or three days since, Mr.
BROOKS, his wife, and daughter of his wife by
former husband, were arrested for larceny of
the property. An examination was held yester
day, before Justice Aiken, which resulted in
the holding to bail of Brooks and his wife, the
former in 81 1900, in default Of which he was
committed, and the latter in $500, which was
given. The latter was discharged.
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Isl OF LErEEIs. rsnaixinr in the ress
IL Once 81 Burlington. IowA, October 18th, 1s5s
.,,..,.a -, Gill.nd Mr. ns MaryPriss wmi
Allen, Cook Z Co n q
II Hughes Geo Qu!nsx Ni,s Jane
Baker Charles 3 Hateon Thos q
Baily W Son Hurst samuel Rice
Benner Harris Maria RAney q
Bremen Miss julia Hood Alexander Ruhis
Bounds Miss Han-iiaidy James Rhomick Mr.
M Hall henry Rsnslow Gee
skier samuel HoosonsutheriandKoser;s Vim
8rown Thos Russell 81
sennet,.H Iahun Gee Russell Mrs nary
Saiiey I'd ingerfon Vim Rupy Julius
Barton Jones John schenk JOSEPH
Basher Timothy Johnson Jacob v Simmons Adm
jarbour Edwin X slads NormAaP
eartnw WmB knickerbocker II Stick Shuman
Doul DR. ID OS. Stone TIP
.er,y Miss Mary Kasson John A spr.gue Geo
aeeker EdF Keys Samuel swsnn John
BrownPM King Miss Mary heidon WP
oarmichaelas l. s.ni
5ailBLW Lahm John Smith Micha /
Jain Fry Lucksy Mmw smith Thos Q
coggsha rev Jh Ledge John Smith Miss NE
Crew Gre Mss EIi.aM Morri. wnM s"''" s"%ae'
Conway Miss Cath Millatd Baird W Thompson VIM |
crime motif d D Ton-on
lark 1as'Ss Thomas Robe
4osky Philip Mander HIM Vaughan Thcuas
COIN. Mi.,Arsuly Miller condor. wortnb s,an LII
.ooly John Moore Er~ MasyAW-lts " u
Collins brown Moon Mary Wright Geo II
- Mektr warren Winters TN
brake Francs Murphy Wilson Thus IT
potson Joseph Murphy Dennis Waller Wash na.
Duniap HIS VAC
Phillip Mcclure Alex Woodward VIM q
Dryer James " Mckee II W WakerIi l.
3udtey NH Mcclure Andrew W ehb Thomas j
L. Nc smarA Micah Williams Nancy
wards Rev Mor-McHuire Michael fOrriglI l. It |
gan NCManns James seTs.
E.ieI TIC II WIN N smith
Elliott Eliza Pool J IN Mot,
iiott tugh Pspison Miss Alley Mich ef Hare |
T dgngtob Geo Palmer Mrs Mar. ssssae
r. Ills 80 y thaE Johanna Jo,1..us. |
n Patterson VIM dotter |
z arnhan 4 Cos Pix,son Henry 4 Ad olph,I Nyterx |
Fox Miss Mary Patterson Robert |
q Porter Miss Jane l.
GoFton q A Packard John
Pcrst calling for tue above letters viii pleas Eay
Advertised" JAMES TIZZAkD r MI |
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DIR. EASTERLY'S

aOG1Ne ana SAFAupHfstsOe
win all diseases arising from impure state Of
the blood, adepraved condition or the fluids OF the
system, viz: cancers swelling Of the glands, rheuma
sm white svellnes, chronic sore eyes, piles, biles
eryspes. gotre pains the bones and joints ulcers
In the mouth and throat, and all chronic constI ona
diseases This medicine searches out the very
the disease by purifying the blood and changing the
cretons In the system thus removing the cause, which
renders the certain and permanent.
DR.. Easterly Iodine and sarsaparilla will cure the
worst and drive out and destroy
cry particle ofmercury which in the yster, and
Its bad effects.
Il will secondary syphs venereAl disease and
will drive the syphtic Virus and all hereditary taints
and poisonous matter out Of the system through the
pores OF the * and restore the patient to perfect
state Of health and purity. II positive for the
liver complaint and dyspepsia, II used proper length
oftims. challenge the world produce its equal in
these complaints. The afflicted viii bear In mind that
Dr. Taste .Ys iodine and Sarsaparla will all
diseases female complaints, dropsy gravel. dis
Of the kidneys, bladder and urinary org In
few days
1t will pimples and blotches from the face and
make the skin clear, white and beautiful slabasr
1t does this By purifying the blood, and by Its promp
action the liver, kidneys and secretory organs pro
ducing vigorous health.
Persons VIII" have long been afflicted with screfua,
old sores letter, ringworm, scald head bloches, erup
items Of the skin and AL diseases advised
procure Gridleys Salt Rheum and letter ointment TO
apply the Sores diseased part, ahen using DIR
Easterly's Iodine and Sarsasarlla. The Iodine and
Purdes the blood and the sores to
discharge their putrd matter and the Ointment heals
hem. When both are used (Which always recon-
nend)a permanent anu radical cure is always effected
they the best and most powerful curatiyss known
% fair trial is all ask-I do not fear the
ult.
Price Of the Iodine and sarsaparia 81 per bottle,
bottles for IS. Grdley's Salt Rheuu. Ointment rs
ents per bottle Both prepared by DR.. Eastery,
Of Third and Chestnut Streets St. Louis Nilsson
i, so0 proprietor, to whom all orders must be ad
lressed.
Sold by Matteson Palmer, Hamilton and DR.. White,
druggists in this city, and by druggists generally.
For sale by L. Il. GAY, Burlington. auglIdSu1y
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Wspello, Louisa Co., Oct. 10.
yurxp DusaAA,-The official canvas, OF TINS
.a,,, h.s bees just made, with the following
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Ladies', Read Tnia!-Dr. Hoopsr's Fee
bale Cordial is safe and sure remedy for female
plants arising from debility, such lire gularity or
Suppression Of the Mensts, Fluor Abus Whites Bar.
renness, SaliGw Complexion, Headache, Dizziness
Nerves, Frighfu Dreams, and all diseases caused by
Colds Checked Precipitation, EScesses Over Excitement
DC Thousands OF females have been cured by Cor
DIAL after the prescrpt Of their physicians have
failed. aud the diseases resisted all other remedies
Price, Que Dollar per bottle. six bottles for Five
Dollars
For sale by DIR. EASTEKLY, corner OF Third and
Chestnut streets, ST. Louis, Mo; by A. HOLToN
CO., QUIGLl BRO, and d. SIMMS / Co, Alton LII,
and Druggists generally.
sale b. L. L. GAY Butiiu gton. ausl7dsw1y
gy Care EoUFseIs!-lfy you have nouofla ua,
elect, Structures Seminal Weakness any disease of
the Genital Organs, procure at Dr. Bakers Spec
cfc. 1t warranted to cure all cases in few days
Ii is the emily safe aud remedy for diseases
now offered 10 the public Plain directions for
company tile medicine. With DR.. Bakers Specific you
cure yourself, and thus prevent all exposure
Price 81 80 per bottle.
Sold by DR. EASTERLY, corner ofThird and Oh. stnut
streets, St Louis by ". A. HOI10N 4 co. QUIGLY
BRO, and D. slMMs 4 CO., Alton, III and Druggists
generally.
For sale By L. 4. GAY, burlington. augl1dtwly