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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-22

Inc author Of the Recovery Of Polandn J n Krv
cyhak Is in our town, and, accordingly a. the matter
stands he is making call, usual personally. upon
the citizens Of our country by the warrant Of his act
reminds them Of the effect and beueHt received from II 70
the WORLD 10 which they have participated a5d that
there benng his mert-hs points to his act stand, bv
it, and demands what due 70 him then the ooestopno
or pretending ignorance is out Of the place The ACT ~
Mr. kycSynss is unlike the acts OF Kociu,zko Lsfav
cite and others, who have contributed something In that
whih we now epjy, and for which they have been com
pensated by us
There is great difference between tho latter an,
the former in their respective acts The e,rmer i h.
iar above bis counrymen and Others In the extent and
nature OF DIS act His act stands here unparalleled
Nay the acts Of iosciuszko and lafayette or any other
ae's Of any one In any count-y and at whatever lima
nave been no other THAI ordinary oneshey have
away, and they like othe, hngs are forgotten Ana a,
there are some acta at which is to be looked so tat
might be ioIowed--they OF secondary rate vbers
aS' the ACT Of hr. Kryczynih is Of that partIc,,,r
manure teat will be as long as the last man viii ,o,,.,,
on earth Weieer for other information to the Ro.to
Irausis' and do Invite ia particular the et ptior !,
our readers to IL there ntmang thst this being such AN
event as 10 goitg by ITSELF which Mr.. will show lie
has received for the present two hundred Of our FELLOW,
cAsns OF all professions from Boston on his list IAN hon
ofary return) among whom there are to DO seen "A elsa
Wherei some in their professional capacities.
Lowell ~ the last place Of his yi,i.
lac expects eyilily from those upon whom he may cali
y MI Lfgg siill continues 10 cleanse aud Re DYE Nen,
Yoas' fauis and Vesta a, heretofore He aao eean az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-22

Mr. Eaton of the Commercial College,
has opened beautiful Room adjoining his Book keeping
Room which he intends a school for hoys and
girls, where they pursue under LhOrOuch instruc
ton, Reading. Writing. Spelling Grammar. Geog.
raPay, and arithmetic Terms per quarter, S. Nun
Der limited to twenty d6t o9o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-22
G r A LAR FUEL,
The best and cheapest article yet discovered for
KimdidnS Hard Coal,

Kimdiing Hard Coal,
or making quick fires.
FIVE TH0USAN BUSHELS
have bern sold in a short time
10 bnshes for $1 % bushes for S225 or 100 bpsba,
Or S., delivered Orders eff at the City Goal yard ONCE
Central Exchange, at Charles e. Broobs's Store No
front street opposite the City Hail. with the subscrib
streets. W 3 TANg
n. BIO shavings are required with this fuel
Rights VI the requisite machinery for sale for all
Pa5Is Oi INC COUNTY din s29
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-22

HILLS aLYoEHtNs or Sweet Prinotpie NJ IN. :.
improving ana beautifyng tho HAIR Tor saio nv IhnN
y HlLl, Apothecary, Mechauios' uai building woycss
er' DIT o. Ns'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-22

ca'ses, and time spe,iaed, the student is IN re
main until he competent to perform the duties OF the
Counting Room. dlf o2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-22
AZ EGIAL NOTICES
EATON's REDUCTION OF PRICES.

In order to g. my splcious Han with sude tst
and crafty many young men Who have said 81 wan
above all thirgf to go Elous hut can't his pticr are
large" shall reduce my price just ONE HALF tn
all those who book their names Eithn week of this
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-22
CInMln,n nnnhln elln.- ...,,.........-

ciahin'a pou5le Slnas A ,vSbrotypes,
pernanthty scaled, are unsurpassed Tor beauty Of hn
sh' Dflancy # tone, co,r and rnhulness to nature.
70 not ioil 70 give hin call n you wah or picture
@Nsciory IN eycrg respect. His rooms are over the
Nie@cu SANK, llb Main direct. dtf au3
TO ali whOm u may Loncrru.-The Adyer.
tsemeht ~ another cotmn. Athukiug People require
something besides mere assertion without prooisn
Once known never tOraotteu.-If our read
~ Wond have positive luxury for the Toilette,
DloogeIs "Persian Balm.n For ceansing the Teeth
hnaVinB, Vhampooing, Bathing, Beautiying the Com-
plexlolh removing Tan, Pmpea Freck lea gun Marks,
sad all dbagreehhe nark5 nom The Skin has no equal.
sod ny all DruPRiaA. 4 D. BLOD0HFr n Co. Pro
prletors, Ogdenseurgh, N. Y.
bold by all Druggists Worcester and wholesale and
fetal by JOHN q. HlLli, Mechanlcs' Hall Building
apps ~ gBm
1seambold't Gc0uine Preparation.
ntLhbuLD'S Genuine pREPAN ATlON.
HbLMBOLOS Genuine PREPARATION.
htLMBOhD's aenulne PREPARATION.
IS prepared according 10 Pharmacy aud Chemistry with
he gftatest accuracy and Chemical knowledge devoted
to their combination dAw3m %
Dancing MIR. MOORn proposes opening an EVEN
ing school 81 bklNLEY HALL, for young iadies and
gentlemen Mr.. M.wil Riye instruction In fancy dances,
aotlohH, ana the much admired LRncers' quadrille.
Ihose Wthng 90 Join the class will peaae leave their
names at Mr.. A. Marahs Store, OIL oil
=, COL sodn, with choice syrups, can be found at
bubH CO'h,34 Front street. dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-22

Intense excitement prevailed at Reading,
Pa, during the time the return judges were
in session to count up the vote of the "old
Berks" tor member Of Congress. The Judges
were in secret session, and it being rumored
about town that they intended to throw out
one of the returns and figure up a majority
for Clancy Jones, the bells were rung and
the citizens came out en- nsaSSe to see that no
such injustice was done to the peoples can
didate The populace threatened ito break
down the doors and was only appeased when
the judges appeared before them to declare
schwartz elected by 10 majority and give him
his certificate
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-22

THE New ENGLAND THEocRACY-A history of
the Congregationalists in New England to the
reviyas in l740 By II. f Uhden, with pre-
face by the late DR.. Neander. Translated from
the second German edition by H. c. Conant
author of the English Bible, &c, Boston :
Gould & Lincoln.
This is plain and apparently fair sketch of
the causes which led to the emigration of the first
settlers of New England, and to the early history
of the church here. The translator says in his
preface that be has given to the book the leading
title OF the New England Theocracy," as being
the term constantly applied by the author him
self to the peculiar politco religious institution
of which he treats, and as suggesting at the first
glance the precise object of the work. 1t is Gu
rious to read history written by foreigner and
in a foreign language Of events with which most
persons are familiar. Itappears to be fairly com
piled and drawn from well known sources
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-22

Alexandria, Oct. 5. The Cambria sailed
this morning with the Australian mails for
England and gold valued at G165,033.
The contract between the government and
the six banks for negotiating for railway
loan, was signed August 10th.
A fire at Auckland had destroyed a large
portion of the city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-22

:, Cool sodn, with choioe syrupB can be found at
BubH C0.s,94 Front street. df
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-22

10 nil whom u may Loncrru.-The Adyer.
hsemet IN another coltmn. thinking People require
something besides mere assertion without prooisn
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aus Ssn gsraeu.
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Sr. eunefc c nbeim.
(Sprtlebuns.)

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Die @lasiatrtatian 1T in DEM bier in Setradt fonl-
menben S1eile tss @etrgee, neben trr 9luS6eutuua
Ietner metaGilhen ShGbe in Yieen Giienldmel,6icn,
Gin e6r after @rwrrb5preig. Vie SlasGiitte Der So
mtlie 0aner In unlerem Oprfe mar cine Der ane6nb-
fen unt felt mrpenften 3eitan i'm Selbe Der Samitie
Bon Sater au Spbn fUrtgeer6t. S}bre @rseu9ne atn=
aen aus speitcr Oauo in bic mts gSelt uno cine ST.
telteit nlanber airitaniiAen hwaren SA5u9eit pper
elmer rptbb1uteen Dame in gmerifa's llrwGlpern
mp6bte itb an ben bunten @iaSr nnb Gbmel,perlen
ersSben, bi. rne User rem srcbn Meere am Suee ei-
mes beuthsn @ebirsss bemtlhsr 5lsB in mannafalti>
aer glbpebsuns pronucrt batts. 8isl aud Der Sast,
aepnn ntht In Die Sai6s bes urprinsli6en Gr,euaers
70 fpnute es n6t sblen, bab Elm SerbdltniBmasia 70
tebettenss unb senisameS 0eben tpie eS paals beim
Wanosl pber bei sarsAer llnfenntniB 70 manber neu
ersn gsShrniTe int gllssmetnsn aud BON sBoblbabenz
beren i'm raubsn Gsbirse sefibrt wuroe perbunben nit
eiaenem, raolsm 5lrBe I'M 2auie Der Sabre enen ge
GB ,uamnen brinsen nhbte, Der weit iiber ben Sc
Gdtstrsis brr brigen 8spobner 6ina,lsging bic benz
rauben gpoen bas 9tctbbirftie1e absepinnep mu6ten
pOer als arme 9Geber pem Srude In rer Stpbt tpube
MEMBER reer 6abritbsrrn ausssebt iparen. Gjobenen
9pben tstonmt pas Sanbwerf erlt bur6 ben Sanbe
8enn bic geTber Der @lasbitte es aud nt6t Der,
i6mGbten, nit benz Stpde in ter 6nnb unb ben bere
Ben SduGen, bic nur aue Sage iilberne S6nalen bat
ten, iibsr Die Ssrse in bas Sadanp 9naus ia Bis an
bic Gpnau binab nad 9te9ensburg su ipanbern, UNI
tbre Serbinbun9en ietlt gu unterbalten, 70 paren e
I'M Gtau6aen 9pdc aui rem @omptprs brer l3btiIden
8elhGftSfrsunbe bod Die nht menieer ipi(fommenel,
Serren S6fner ais in Der Ssimatt Die 8errGlentanten
rnes crSlusnrtiSsn 8ei6tbums. Gpa swan,ia Sabre
Dor tem gesinns uniersr @r3ablun9 mar Die @asbts
TN SeFbe eines einSi9en mannliden SproIen Der Sas
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(8prtitbune.)

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Seitrem namli6 Der lleberlanbwes ins 0s6en aetre.
ten te6aftise man b eb9aft nit Der rasc Der Surd.
ite6uns Der 2ancense Don Cue, unS unrlu6e M bic,
fem Sebufe bic Sertlibfett. Dies gelAab lbUn i'm
Sabre l841, 100 Der Snuptinssnieur pes Gicef5nias
ppn aesppten 9tnant<8eg, NIT etnisen einflubreihen
@nslanOerr, unter tbnen aud NIT 9nberlpn, bem
ieb8en Director Der prtentaliiaen Sa6iniecpnpaane,
besbab conferirte. SHnf Sabre lpater purSe Der
ielbe plan BON 5errn Gnfantin pisper aufscnommen,
Der einf ais faint =lmpniltii6er Yatriard6 Qeoypen
fennen geernt bate nnO 3ir Snbuitrie ii6eroe,
9an9en mar. @r wuBte suna6t einfIuBrei6e IGn<
ner, we NeSreli uub Stepbrnlpn, ben brriibmten
ensliben Sn9enteur, inS Sntsrslie 3u ,te6en unter
Deren 9etuns 1S47 abermals bic 9rinpliblten Sspr.
unterin6nn9sn anssisellt wnroen, pelbe bic smlie-
item 8eiultate erSaben. Die 9r6bten Sinpernile,
-Id Il L
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Scr Nn;eiaer" srident i,btn Nprgcn Sonntaes ausees
Npn,mcr u benz irt6tntlien Gutppspreis ~ Gts Der
on bic rsp Srdasr i'll i6en it, dtrtsr abHnnen,snspreS
SIS btt gsprausablu9 9swSrtioc Ntrncltc ttictn ben
9sap an ben Strauseter 0ss5cr 675) Sefaig eucneen
Gnrctnb 2tid9c ub Nbeilun9en merern eonfbar eni9>
eeneelonntn une auf SeronScn brnrrirt.
9ne8en e gannn,adunscn ocr rt mesn inter telatnee
Stbihanasn enlightenment Gnmoi9s GindnG cinsS SQUARES
40 8cile pcsr wsnscr bben cnen Square 80 Gts ncnse
@nrldus rs GS nb fir esS wettrc Ia 25 Gte Ilr eeR
spnat $3.50 fur mei @rnott $500 r ee GRcnoc So fr
fshS pna $S 90 fur r6lf 9icnate $4,000 Gbecre Int9en
pten ptdtnFndS btr&nti nnb nbrn bbei bic rcp bnnr
nentsn bepnberr ScrldSunA InSeisen ennn bic I'M hr
SeS pprbcrstbsnbsn GostS enSclanh mtrbcn.
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nam RICHMOND ADVERTISERS

The German RICHMOND ADVERTISER,
b. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day. Sunday excepted, at So
per Annum, payable IN advance, or IL Cts per
Week. Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFL jE: 1874. BROAD STREET.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-23

Tow CoawIH's Lanai . trial recently
held At yellow Springs, growing out Of Diff
eslty between some Of the etudents and facul-
AZ Of Antioch, the 'Old Wagon Boy" who
Represented the faculty, was exhibiting to the
jury I foil or cane, belonging % one Of the
students. which was probably used in the me-
- Tom VAS in his usual happy mood, and
brought down the housc frequsatly BY his Wit.
y iilussrations Of the noble science Of fencing
t-now pArrying imaginary throsts' and anon
thsosisg himself fercely upon the attsck. Az
Z last, having exhausted his full store Of pless-
antries, With one fell thrust he made ieint to
strike enc Of the students, Ar. Fisher. whs sat
II neae By, and, with look Of unfathomable gloom,
. ea1 Che voies Of . S,entos, be shundsred out
! = Ard 1hat would yoa d. cir. being unsrmed,
u / should attempt 70 pierce yes through ~
Inarins he roar Of laughter. which greeted
Is lase slequent effort Of the ''old stUmper,"
vixen The lalf frishtsasd student collecting
again his vita, speang % his teek and success-
,fslly n,imisking Corvin's most bombastic style.
exciaihsd ssfd Welcome yoa. sir. With bloody
AAnds 70 hospitabls grave."-tohio Press.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-23

5-... q $1,000. ..-,-.- - ~.
- - - - - = - = -
- ev.9 ee oeys ~ psseeAeea = eo
- eaneay Ssheel he tessAef 0fss qssssiea-
- ~ ciAas % WEIR regular kseons ard sneA
turned 20 zoe.
friend, sasa the eeAehef, !" VINO mAoe
ne world We inhabisP M,
10 !" said doe tuSning Mp n,e eyes IKE an
expiring ea6.
"Whe made The world ve iniaoit
just - he vas probably about 20 give an an
swsr, enc Of the bc5s eeased bchlnd him, IN
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-23
PATENTED OCT. 20, 1857.
Importanf r. MiIIerri

WOODyvA * D,S NEW SMUT MACHINE
AND SEPARATOR CONFINED.
NE take this method OF In crming Miers generally
w that mar afactIring and will keep
constantly hand WooiwarI's Combined Shutter and
Separator This Machine consider the best now In
use, and we hazard nothing ia saying every Miller who
has yet used II will bear in this assertion. IL 10
compa and durable, With less power than most
machines and does all the work performed BY
three machines. viz: the Screen Separator aud Smut
ter, to say noh OF the Tanning Mil which has usual
~ to be used In cleaning dust rom DIAL.
As to the mode OF operation, in the FIRST place sepa-
the sticks, throws smut balls and part of the
oats from the grain before securing. While In the
proc OF securing the grain brought In contact with
str ing blast of air, which carries of dust fast
made. 1t then passes into anger Separator where IL
Is cleared OF chess, imperfect grans oats, &C., and ID
then ready for grinding. The dust is all not only
cleared from the grain but rom the chess. oats and
advantage IL that il be set the floor
with the burrs any where in the mill that may be
desired, AZ it makes no dust whatever.
Every Miller knows that it's utterly Impossible to con-
s;Tuct mil that VIII make 20 I'd -four OF dirty grain
unless the dirt be first removed. No better machine has
yet been invented for this purpose than Woodwsrd's
Shutter aud Separator, and i Is believed none As well
adapte. Western Grain. They in and
san be en- wool the Mills In this city, Sunderland
Bros., and Keiser Co.'S.
Orders promptly attended to-
oct 25-dwtf WOODWARD, KEIsER / sUERRILL,
Burlington, Iowa. I.
Poi CRY, March I'd, 1858.
Mr.. IA WOODWARD:
Dear Sir:-Your SHUTTER that have had in
for about eighteen months Is the most perfect
chine of the Kind now in ] USED machine that
purchased in Chic ago for short time alter started
and it cost me more for repairs and delays ia few
months than the whole cost Of the machine that got
repairs, and is now, after eighteen months service,
doing Its work in the most pc feet manner Please ac-
cept thanks for past avoi and best wishes for your
rccess. Yours respectfully,
1arisisu GEORGE REEBE
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-23

CANADA BROAD GAUGE RASLwAY.p !.
eYvHE Mishiesn Centrai Railroad has th4 g
n 1Ioss 7i~g,epa Lss s:sd .s.,rs'Z e. ., ss e
'siss Nv f S44 1; Ts snss' IsE%ss
0:t1 . m. napasss Min-msknE .s.ecy xs sssV : "a
7:15 =. m. cnnxsarI ErsaHs-M Making direct
to Lafayette, indianapolis Cinenuesl, Ne.
Abany Louisville Dayton, Columbus, xanesyle Wheel
ing, Ptsburg Baltimore, Philadelpha and
=. v.. ., sG.o nsa, morning New YrI
aght. Connects Al Paris with Buffalo and Laks Huron
$500 p. nm. AsTsasoop ExrAEss-Arrivss n New
YorS u second day, or Boston u p n, and as
s:so ). NY ss oar Arriving Il N,ass.
"a Pals OF BufAio nult evening" New York e z Il.
and Boston nc1t day Connects 1t Psrs Ta;n
East. Connects at Mchican City !e1ceP, Saturday,)
With New Albany Salem r. Road FOR New MbeEy.
Bsefontaine, Wheeling, Baltimore, Washington, Pitts.
- ne 7sains o. a. Ca!cagO. gur,tngson A9.ss,
AScat0an CsasraI Raslroads rXA sso ~ Some Dspo!
at Chicago scvfnS ne sspeassto rdsssn0ers Of AGcA
Ths 81 :. M, 800 p. N. and $50 pm
drsc, 3 TSrS %s yA the
TO Kingston, Ogdensburg, Montreal, Quebec, and ~
points In 0snada East. Northern Vermont, New Hamp
shire and Maine.
has 70 competitor or equal facilities from ChicagCtt
Niagara Falls, New York, Boston, Osdensburth, Mon
The only Train that leaves Chicago Saturday sisht
this route $50 r. N. One Train Sunday, 1t So
Pm. No 300 r. N. Saturday.
| Baggage checked through to Niagara Falls, Buffalo
| New York, Boston, Elnira and Philadelphia
| H Passengers arriving 1T Chicago by any Of tn
Railroads, will find competent Agents on the cars an
baggage masters ut the depots, to receive checks an
convey their baggage to the Central Depot fire.
u ua ~; M r,rvr,ru nm, ., ~, =, u,urrv n VIC
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-23
To Am to Whom il New Conc.rn

II AM the inventor Of new and useful Improvement
In Smut Machines, which RICH, was secured 10 me by
letters patens bearing date 2h Oct 1857 and there
are certain parties manufacturing machines and usnR
my improvements. This 10 to notify all persons who
make use or vend said improvements that VIII hold
each and every person, who infrnges my rights,
sponsibs for Al such and VIII q their
expence establish the validity ofIy patent.
Now part OF what claim a. my invention 10 the
securing DEVICE formed Of the heater attached the
cylindrical screw, In combination with the securing
plate and cylinder, formed 81 series Of rings placed
one ever the other. further claim the adjustable
screens placed ~ the chamber and arranged relatively
with Tie fan, whereby the chess and Ugh and inferior
gram may, when Of sucent vaiue discharge from the
macmne separately, and in . clean state, or, when
20 pssstnto the fan boz to be elected
WIN the amer and lighter 70 eign substances.
This = pass o. what caein II the scmsnary 10 nv
1ne eheve nsties vn, hops, - suns6at, th61
nene May celn 4noraneo It ny right EssJ
wos9 y ~ ~ = oaDaienS 800 IS =
nAssAoswtsse# ss~1l S01n 4. WOODWARD
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-23

v THE GREATEST |
s: MEDIGAl
e D DISCOVER 60! z
M II. Kennedy Of ROxbrfy, hss
W In one Of our common. pasture wees
that cures
EVERY KIND -. OF ntrs-
The worst Scrofula down to . IN
Pimpse.
He has tried it In over eleven hInorea oInj
never failed except in two cases, both fhss~
lie has nov In his possession over one h1b1@
tincates Of lite value, all within twenty Hae =
Two bottles are warranted to cure . ~
mouth.
One to three bottles will cure the worst fA'
PIES on the face. So. ez-.
w VI amcc pottseb viii Cledf Use tye'.
Two boitiss are warranted TO cure hs ses
10 mouth or stomach.
Three 20 I'VE bottles are warranted 10 susE
kind Of Erysipelss. sV MI
One to two bottles are warranted to ere :
In the eyes. a#
Two bottles are warranted to errs saashS y
ears and oictches among the hai-.
-Four to six bottles are wgrranis4sse ere 80 ~
running u!cers.
One bottle VII cure scaly erurtiehss aa An.
Two or three bottles sre warranted 10 eus 4
kind Of ripgvorm.
desperate rheumatism. -
Three to four bodies are ssrran'si
rheum. -
1ive 70 eight bottles vii core re sst.i 90
fuia. -
A beneilt 10 always experienced aera 49, -
and perfect cureis wAErsnsec Shrn "'
y L taken. ssssnl, =,
DEAN MIbAn The reputation Of - III 4
| every, IN curing all kinc o. hnmcrs, ~. 800
iishea. Nv TIE I'M ahin Gus voice 81 " =. -sss
used u, that need not say any thing gu 80
the mestskilfCi physicians md ne - -.
| gtsts In the country are IN sninons IN -
In presenting the NedioAl Discovery -
do u with . null knowledge Of ~ 1870 ~
relieving all, and curing most Of thoF ~ y. -
| you are unfortunately so liable. IeM
4 ting dieeaae IN, m safectionAte nolns., -
NURSING SORE Mev.sn'
is cured - " BY mir eeie. yosr cvn y ,,sa al
." its natur ai swss tbs IS, ard yenf ~ ~ D.
fretfuI maps to calm and sweet stun Per- "
| cal discovery beeeE,es n fountain "
husband and household.
/ In the mere adyAn ed s;agsscl
| CANKEU
u extends TO the s,o,aach, csa.lns
which Is nothing but cAnker en- The sio'as
4 tntcstires and
KlRNEYS, -
creating sink Ing, goee feeling. ana
ssen 70 the cares % your family.
Raw AND iyrsAHEp,
year food distressss yeu, aud Yea car s-* ~ y
| kinda. ana even 81 that your system uN~.,r,
the nourishmeut II contains, a. tne 49,
Of the cankeR eats 10 Mp: then yoeF - -
bloom And becomes sAllow or gresnn., 49,
day y gons. For want Of noarish1ss ~ =
comes loose and iiabby, and the OasnsS
become relaxed Then fellow msns.-sAu
'A' Medical Discovery U !; HstSsa:''
Palpitatlon Of the heart, palm N ~ N - ".
the spine and small " the back, Es1s svsh ~
when yoa retire, irrsgulAriy q w
sAst ncss excruciating u diseased,
How many Thousands q poor scnss, So
frem this dissass and pinins away 2 49, u -
their next door neishbos does mel - ~
wish 10 inpress ON your mind that
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cure In the .,ruY X
vou have both the preventive anG - -. -
nress and nssd qualify, that 10 w
Circumstances, Do you an injury. -
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ana b. urusgists gsnsSally.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-23

ORIGIN OF TIE F. F. V.h-Nany of our
readers have heard Of the First Farnillesl Of
Virginia" but few. We take it, know how this
term originated. An exchange explains 1t thus:
-" In the early settlement of that State, it was
found impossible to colonize it unless women
vent there Accordingly, ship load was sent
cut, but no planter was allowed to marry one
Of them until he had first paid one hundred
pounds of tobacco for her passage. When the
second ship load came, no one would pay more
than seventy Eve pounds for the matrimonial
privilege, except it we're very superior article
Consequently, the descendants Of all those who
we're sold for one hundred pounds of tobacco
were ranked as the first families, while those
who brought but seventy five pounds are now
ranked as the second families; and the reason
Why no one can ever find any of the second
families is because you can't get Virginian to
admit that his mother only brought seventy five
pounds Of tobacco"