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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-28

New Orleans january Is, 1859
Southern Oil Company Gentlemen During
about months in the different sugar parishes this State
have with several planters who using your Rosn
Oil their mills and all of them spoke of ii high
est terms lubricating Oil.
My observation, ALSO has convinced that
fected by variations Of Temperature and
enmmy and dirty properties which always the use
Of all her lubricatng Oils.
The shafts Of sugar mill from the heavy and irregular
other machinery and has proved
cent for that purpose OIL This seasons experience
goes confirm the opinions expressed by you
in October last stating that OH would far superior
to any other for the purpose above named.
Very respectfully your obedeut servant,
rSigned1 g. Fl. GILMAN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-28

Depot N. o., o. and g. ". Railroad
Algiers, Nov. II, 1858.
To Southern OIL Companyaentlemen take pleasure in
being able state that had the Machinery Oil which you sent
be used the axle boxes Of we'll 50
far the limited time have had 1t in has per ned me 10
test it.
Car boxes packed with It have $40 miles average
speed of rs miles without the use Of any additional
oil, and remaining perfectly cool.
present engaged in making further relative to
its comparative with other lubricators
Yours respectfully, A. B. SEGER
Vice President and Snner nd.n+
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-28

Press Room New Orleans Commercial Bulletin I
december l6, 1852
hereby certify that {and some
time p1s) Machinery Oil manufactured by
Comusry, and find Superior the Lard OIL fully
equal SPERM The longer use it the pl with
1t. tsignedl JOHN Il. ALEX ANDEt,
Foreman OF the Press Room.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-28
II. STILES.
Hughes, Wallet 4 Co.. Saw Mills. 4

Hughes, Wallet Z Co.'S Saw Mills, I
Algier3 January s, 1859. {
We have been usrg the souther Oil Compan,'s Machinery
Oil every department of the machinery OF this mill for
months past and ud fully equal the best Lard OIL If
any difference give the preference to this shall
tinue its
[Slgnedl HUGHES, vALLETT Il Co, Proprietors
GEO. W. GERRY, Ell! incer and Machinist.
In addition to the Sew M have also used the
gne machinery Of the Louisiana Dry Docks for the
period and with equal satisf action and results
[Siguedl HUGHES, WALLET l. co.
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PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
DEALERS.

DEALERS.
BROWN CO.. IS Caroudeet streef
SAMUEL SMITH 4 CO., Can D street
JUDSOE Co, Corner Camp and Caualstr.et
BROWN, JOHNSTON CO., No. IS Camp street
BENOIST SHAW CO., No. 81 Camp street
BANK oF CoAAERCE, JACOB BARKER, Agent,
CorneTCampand ravfemtreets
h. VI. CONNER SON, No. 50 Carondelet street.
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Depot n. O., o. and g. ". Railroad Co,l
January TO- 1859.
To the Southern Oil Company-9enlenen: Our experiments
boxes saving of Is cent the expenses Of Lard
OIL when used for the purpose while equally
well.
We shall adopt exclusive for that particular purpose
Yours respectfully,
[signedl K. B. sEGER,
VicePresident and Superintendent
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,rHM kMPR0VED McCHEsNE WASH.
i ING MAGIIIHE-Manufactured and for sale by
scriber Orders left 10 Apollo street, Magazine
~ Box lac Aschsncs' Exchange the eroaAry
James Collins, o. Apollo street, where may shel
will he npy attended to. All esl G. thu public
trial. aud Il hsy 10 give ssstactinr, ths
nle,gsy will be refJNleSs IL. DAbGHERTY
~ Ne, To Rpoll
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FHss Chrlst1an, Uctober 3, 1913.
Dear Sir went to Mobile Monday visited The works
of the Southern OIL Company and had explained fully
the process by which they refine the OIL and entirely the
perry essential to all lubricatory oils"
This precisely what all Resin Oil makers heretofore
failed do and what has caused the weouaded prejudice
against the ol as without the features which have
eating purposes while with the discoveries made and system
in the Mobile Works, believe the will prove far
cally in cold climates NV s'pe.
achievement which will be source Of wealth to BOTH
Your obedient ser want
[sisnedl S. H. GILMAN.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-03

INDIANA DIVORCES WORTH NOTHING IN THIS
STArE.-The case Of Julia E. Clark, against
Alvin B. Clark, which was tried before Judge
Bacon ct the last term Of the Supreme Court.
in June last, in Lewis county. has been decided
in favor of the plaintiff upon al the issues Of
the case. The action was brought against the
defendant on the ground Of adultery. The
Court held that divorce obtained in the State
OF Indiana, when the party goes there for the
purpose Of procuring such divorce, and then
returns to this State, 10 wholly imperative and
void.-Albany Journal.
SALE or PROPERTY At NAuvso.-The sale Of
the property belonging 70 the Icarian commune
~ AZ Nauvoo, which occurred on Monday last,
resulted much better than they anticipated
The debts Of the community amounted to
$4,000, and an assignment had been made to
secure the debts. On Monday morning il was
supposed that all the property would be used up
and that balance would remain against them.
But before sunset their sales were sufficient to
pay their debts, and il was supposed they had
$4,000 worth Of property left.
The Temple lot and what remains Of the
Temple sold for 81 $50; the school house for
$2.O25; the distillery tor Il, 55O.-Keokuk Gate
City.
Prot. Wise, in his last tras-county- mental
voyage from Lafayette to the sea.board alighted
in the middld Of the road, short distance
south Of Crowfordshire. In making his descent,
he asked an Irishman who was blowing in .
field near by, to catch hold Of his grapDel rope
and assist him in landing. SLOWLY Mother I"
was Paddy's reply, ''are ys the divil that would
be after dragging me to purgatory ?" and he
refused oil assistance.
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Ladies' Readg-N 10 compliment to On eur7H.
that every honest physician has tried the 0ewvie
Electric OIL proers the most prorpt and hearty -
tmony DR.. Lykens, one Of the oldest ana most veal
thy csens Of Kansas City, President Of the Bank Ae
says Dr.. Smiths Electric OIL cured lady In half
day. Also read this, from the best known PHYsICIAN
In Westport, Mo-:
Wsstport, No., May II, 1859.
Some two years ago, . lady Of this place vas, aner
confinement, attacked with OF the breast
which, for several days, resisted all the usual remedies
IN s0ch cases. The and swelling was A had
90 any case had witnessed. was induced to try DR.
cmtn1 genuine Electric OIL and perfectly aston.
ished and pleased TO and that in hdan Aoar amer the
sS6sided.
}. Q. BoGas, N. D.. Druggist.
The Weak, the Nervous, the Paralgtic, The Deaf
and the Rheumatic,
Fly TO SMITHS OIL, a. p.rilled ship In storm 10
SAFE asylum The Ladies seek rs the dernisr resort
Tor al innammatory pains, Gathered Breast wounds
Sores womb complaints, ETC., lin which 1t ID infal.
pie On ourns, puts the patient quietly Sleep vlla
notning Irritating ID manifested does II the leose
stain the skin or linen Of . delicate infant.
- Large bottles ten times the cheapest Use By
directions. DRINK NO COFFEE.
On. SAITR's FLICTRIc On has cured more eases or
Paralysis than any before known remedy,
~ shi1nD BLsC1Hic On euHss xas RAesn In oAe
Da- snsa's Erscrac on cures Piles in mos. Oh In.
D. sArfn's KLIcraic On 10 the oriy reliable reneAy
eor DsAfness and hiss cured many long
N New York, Philadelphta, and elsewhere.
0nnn1 6LsCfnlC OH 10 magical all painful die.
Nike Gathered Breast, Ieaons, and lnAannasesy
Svshing. sQUiRk8 bL0Se,
aug36-bp6m AGENTS.
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Nev Yosk, A1g. d.
tLOUR-veFy heavy aud Toe lower. Sales 81 e,Doc
obts ct % 1904 20 for super state; a. 1904 70 extra
Do, lO0e6 70 common % god extra western; - q
q 10 for old, and Is 9O05 - for fresh greuaA .
Ohio Canadian DALI - se0S 80. Eye Hour qaiss q
% 50 @o1 ".
WMEAT-Unehangea. 0alss oOoo bush q d SIX
for new white Mich; u 45o1 % new whits ".
RY9-Hrmef. Sales % 7o0o0.
DARLEY-Dull.
oATs-Dull at s704l fer Ssass. Western and Cana
dian.
PORK-8irmef. Sales 80 bills at o1s 90 for ness;
90 450lO 90 for prime.
AEER-DuH.
BEEF HANs-oaist ss e1s ee@l7 -.
BACON-Quiet.
OUT MEAT8-Duoy ant and advaneed.
LARO-Steady. Sales 100 sbls 1t 10e1lOX.
bUTTER-Ssesdy Of 1S017c for Ohie, jlS02ls for
State.
CHEESE-Birm Ct ek@9Xc.
WHlSkEY-eales loo bbls 1t 96k097.
0TOOKS-Market fsverish and rather easier, partIe.
alarly % since the Board. fair business was done,
however, mainly for filling contracts.
MONGY-Rates easier, t0S rer cent on call; 76Ask
short nrst class.
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A trial Of the newly patented improvement
Of locomotive engines-that 10 magnetising the
wheels to increase their adhesion to the track,
and obvate the necessity Of giving the locomo.
tive such enormous weight, was recently made
on the Fitcbburg Road, near Boston, with the
following results:
l. The track and wheels were creased, and
the locomotive chained to . post steam power
vas then applied, without this attachment, when
il required 10 lbs. steam to the inch, to slip the
driving wheels. With the attachment, it re-
qaired IS lbs. steam to slip the Wheels.
2. On a clean rail IL required 50 lbs. steam
per inch, to slip the wheels without magnetism.
With magnetism and the same kind OF rail IS
lbs. steam.
3. The power Of the engine to draw loaded
cars. was proved TO be In proportion to ito in.
creased adhesion to the track THAT 10 70 say,
an unmagnstised engine drawn but forty load.
ed cars, vill whom msgnstised, draw seventy
loaded cars.
No more steam power 10 required 70 propel
the engine With the attachment than without it.
The improvement can be attached % any To-
comotive ct little expense and can be applied
and kept in order By any engine man Of ordina.
~ Intelligence.
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Fever and Ague.

from which mankind suffer over large part Of
the globe, 10 the consequence Of diseGsed action
IN the system. induced b. the poisonous miasm
Of vegetable decay. This exhslation . evolved
BY the action Of solar heat on wet soil, ana rss0
with the waAeY vapof from II. While the sun b
below the h0ri9on tAi0 vapoS fingers near The
earth's surface, and tho virus y taken With it
through the lungs into the blood. There Il acsD
- an irritating poison ON the internal viscerA
and excrsting organs Of the body. The liver b.
comes torpid and fails TO secrete mot only this
virus. but also the bio from the blood. Both
the virus and the bile accumulate IN the ctrcula-
ton, and produce violent constitutional disorder
The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach sym
pethize with the liver, and become diooQdcrsd
also. Finally, tho insfince OF our oRRaniam. =
In an attempt to expel the noxioaa infusion,
concentrates Tie whole blood Of tho body In the
internal excretores 70 force them 10 cost Il ont.
The blood leaves the surface, and PUSHES 10 IL
central organs with congcstive violence. This q
the CHILL. But In this e1oFs II fhils. Then the
FBvBR follows, in which tho blood leaves the
central organs and ruahes TO he surface, q n
In another effort 70 expel The irritating poison
through the other great excret0ry- the akin. In
this also Il fails, and the system abandons the a.
tempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of
strength 70 repeat Tie hopeless effort another day.
!hese are the M Of paF0xysms Of FBvRn AND
A0UB. 60ch constitutional disorder WIN Of
coarse undexmine he health II d y not removed.
We have hbossd % And, md have foand, an
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NJ RHsET9-

BsaLlsoron, Friday r. T.. Sep. ID.
Weather oso,. Bssiass gsesrsily y brisl
and steadily Increasing. Wheat and oshe
grains coming IL p!sa.ifally, finding goo
market q advanced rates. Minor product
come in j. large quantities wieh little change il
prices.
sUGAR-73asa -crssssd, III ;reaned, Whit.
lOc9. Clarified q.
COFFEE-l2al24.
MOLASSES-By the bbl., Reboilsd % 70 IS
Beicher's IS, kegs $500.
NAILS-Ass. as.
RICE-6.
FRUIT-Raisins, prime, - IS.
BROOAS-4l, 5Oa2 SO per dozen.
WHEAT-New Winter 7Oao0c, new Sprina
tsA70. Prices steady; good commanding GOT.
FLOUR-Choice winter $500 retail, ears
Wholesale; Spring 400 retail, $50 wholesale.
BEANS-75c. per bush.
POTATOES-SOc per bush.
CORN -6Octs.-scarce.
OATS-25c
BUTTER-l6.
EG0S-5c.
ONIONS-4Oa5Oc.
HAY-Timothy, $6@8. s-
! WOOD-t2 5Oa3 90.
b HIDES Green, 6a6c.; Dry Flint 12al5 !;
Green Sailed 7aS; Murrain 8alO.
WHISKRY-26a97c.
WOOL-Common, 80; Half Blood 23as73;
Full Blood 4OA4S.
Barley dall.s
Rye stsady.
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! 1RARp HOUSE,

mymno mOUuB r. N11oocA = - p6 - -.
aeNs1sS 6 . oss1A - es1n1 = WsS ngee7g1
- QmD e1R1gov - lpgD AECG1ee - 1uoDe
NvW1ppse ~ pose - - ~ II VfeAan - 49,
eleo1n1 no14naQie buIl1tDk - of1s1 eea1A $50
~ ~ 1eet AeCnn1 y - 0sssD so44 Aoa1e -
~ Ras2. nah1nai0 Is1Ssa . - 49, 01uVOs
n3ent fee - ts1ye1i19 eoM1eo2 Ae1 9Vgsy VDogob
e01o 6oo - oeO8 ooovo03otoe ue16osO4 ~ -
MS neeee ~ - ~ DsssDsaa 80, qDee OA1G1
s.a1cssiy SsisSsS cS1Sse1 $3.50 . ! fsssssss
aaSes 1e1psoegy, UAwen eaeas0 esgv0A uops = he00
y ~ mese elns efdss. Nhis G1veoH ~ DeseseDoos
siAsle GsoeA0 - ln1sss - sQsa1g uon sased -.
Carriages ueee111eotf1 - - A1ese1b l4iooA -
o0 ooe0GMo010o1o - 01y ~ HWY fGnGGfo1, 80 q
neees1asy es1vo1A1noso WAlsA W1f0G1D 0l1W -
es1feRsaele - eAea0 Uin - - hen1. 80
Give - eam ~ A1s11ns 1se yeeIe1avss 81 eoalOo
vess h1a1Aoe eusVAney JOHN q 0AMD04,
W2SA1AV0 8sst AIM e. F@s kNopsseo9s
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TrusfnA's SalA.

WHEREAS. on the cath day OF Februsxy, fe0e.
w Milton II. Niekols conveyed to me ~ Trustee 70
secure W. II. Cartwright Co., the Of Four hum
dred and fifteen dollars, payable elk months after date
with interest ~ ten per per annum foley
Real Estate, to wit: the y Of the u, and the
eEA OF the Y Section II, In Township 81, X
20, W.. Also, the u Sw OF Section :, and the N
ofN W y Of Section II, Township 81, N K ~. W,
in Green county, Iowa.
ALSO, the 3 OF u Of Section 3, and the W i
Of the W i Of Section enc, in Township 50, u III,
w, in Guthrie county, State ofIowa
Aud whereas said debt has become due and pa able
and said grantor has failed to pay the same now 81
the request aud ins lance VI said Cartsrisht Co..
will on the 9Th day Of October 1852 the front door
OF the Court House the CITY Of Burngton Des Mones
county, Iowa in accordance with the power conferred
In said Deeds VI Trust sell the above described lands
for the purpose ofpsyng ssd debt with interest and
coss.-Terms Of sale cash. Sale take place between
and O'Clock, r. NJ. OF said day.
NJ. y. BROWNING, Trustee.
sep2-1ts
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m WEEKLY HAWK EYE

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49, rspussasa ssr Gender - iair Asaliss whh HE
49,. q vsl - o. ksspiag ~ bese chs - bsess
49,. ~ bsspsak for hin very liberal patronage
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BURLINGTON UNIVERSITY.

49, - - > N1 GNA SA041x H
FALL. AENSl0S- 1850.
TINE 6cssicn Of this IL stissl On Win enrn a.
The nsstlctien OF Paps IL the various Classes 81
the Male and femaie and Preparatory and ColleRisoo
Departments on ThussdAy, September 1. 1859 cndor
the direction Of the following triei ard approved
+ A G u i L Y:
GkNTLEMEN'5 DEPstTMRNT
REV. LORENZO n. AlLaS. A. n.
Actiag President ~ the uairsysnn tad PrnESsspr ar
Ancient Languages.
REV. JOSEPH r. ROkEkT, A. ~,
Professor Of Mathematics dRd Natlr0g Sejences.
44# II. II. HAWLEY,
Teacher Of FOCAL A.sic.
LADIES DEPARTMHNf.
REV. .. w. MARsToN. A. d.
Prsncipcs and Professor n Esyis.A Lliwdtsss.
Teacher of Modern Lnnga0es.
MRS JANE r. HAWAII,
1e0oAer On Pt0MO.
The terms Of Tuition are $50 aesoen In Primary
DraacAes, o7O IL the Preparatory and oiOOO n M
Collegtate and theological Meals are eayneeA " ~
Rsfsctofy. on the College 0founds. for pr vee
and rooms are rented n the unvsrsty builna 6 s
eents pr week. 8 \" 4.
he College Library ceata,ns over 100 veasues. an
tus Of this lnsaatlea y probably supssss . ~ g.
toyed By any other School In the Wrat ~ Eeleeepe
aleAe eess oeeo. aAA ~ Deetrsoal AscAtne A. R0~
Magic LAAtssn AAA Glegoocope. aeo unangoeannn.
u sAOFt, " I'll oAsAAaaaso 0eua1y ealc1oS ~ ~.
tosn Oss0eos tAls 1nslle1aseo elo1as . q nSeaos 9
$3.50. 81 Aseeoses taviaes he poaseaaoD o. - NJ
feflhes laies9aaloa in~urs q sshse ~ - 1relom
- 1soeAese Aeees1a0oAs - 81 ~ aA1og4GDe4, CO.
IL y osAaaf eftAs Dsosa - 1sssaesa
ii, sas AAaa 81. @o41Qls
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DouGLAs, HARPKR AND BoSNER.-The exact
amount paid by the Harpers to Mr.. Douglas has
not yet transplred; but, as his piece has saved
the enterpris,ng publishers At least thousand
dollars in first rate advertising. which has run
the sale Of their magazine nearly up TO the level
of the Ledger, the literary Senator ought to
have got much more than was paid TO either
Judas or the Regency. Twenty or thirty pieces
OF silver. would be but poor remuneration for Q
mode Of putting so original that, it patented, it
would be cheap ut any price. He must have
got seven hundred aud fifty dollars At least-a
sum which will sound largely among the contri
buttons to some founding hospital or to the
Washington monument. Who will then be
able 10 say that the country has derived No
benefit from Territorial sovereignty.-[N. Y.
Herald
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TIE NATIONAL FAIA-Henry 8. Alcott ESQ.,,
the well known agricultural correspondent Of
the New York Tribune, is at present in the city,
and expresses himself not only highly pleased
With the Fair Grounds and preparations, but also
confident that the East will be well represented
In stock and articles for exhibitions, - we'll a
In the large crowda Of visitors. Let them como.
There 10 room enough for all.
Waters Steam Plow, recently invented and
constructed At Detroit, will be here, and Ne
hope Fawkes will % manage % 70 spend II least
one dsv, 90 that Ne may have an exhibition Of
the comparative merits Of The two. By the way,
third steam pillow has recently been invented
In 81. Louis, which u claimed TO possess sups-
sios advastages over 1awkss, one great poist
being iss sinplicity Of constructioa. e doing the
came work With only aboss enc half the nachi-
merry Of the other.
We also undesstsnd that John Il. eteiusr, the
oelsbsatsd eeoxaut, will make 90 ascension II
bis s,annesh halleon Atlantic sene tioe dusins
~ 1ais vssk.-CAisa6s DsnessaA
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TEE ATLANTIC MONTHLY ON PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The "Aurder Of the Innocente," by Rev. Mr..
Higginson. 10 the sensation article in the Sep
TENDER number OF the Atlantic Monthly. 1t 10
an earnest protest against al imaginary Do
the.girls Hall, which stands as the type Of the
majority Of our schools for Young Ladies.''-
Our public school system 10 reviewed, the wri-
ter making the following pertinent remarks:
''Is this magnificent system of public instruc-
ton, the glory Of the world, 10 turn out merely
. vast machine far GRINDING down Young Anne
RIGA, just as the system Of middle-men, similarly
organized, has ground down the Irish pessantry?
Look at it, as now arranged, committees are
responsible to the puolic. teachers to commit
tees, pupils to ,eachers,-ail pledged to extract
q maximum crop from childish brains. Each
ia responsible to the authority next above him
for certain amount, and must get IL out o! the
victim next below him. Constant improve
menis ip machinery perfect and expedite the
work; improved guages and metres lin the
form OF e1aminations) compute the comparative
yield to . nicely, and allow no evasion. The
child cannot spare an hour, for he must keep
up with the other children; the teacher dsres
not relax, for he must keep up with the other
schools; the committees must only stimulate,
not check, for the eyes OF the editors are upon
them, and the municipal glory at stake; every
one of these, from highest TO lowest, has bis
appointed place in the treAd-mii, and must
keep step with the rest; and only once year,
Ut the summer vacation, the vast machine stops,
aud the poor remains Of childish brain and
body are taken out and banded to anxious
parents-'Here, most worthy taxpayer, 10 the
diIapidAted residue Of your beloved Angelina;
take her 10 the sea shore for few weeks, and
make the most of her,
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HAIR DYE-HAlB DYE-HAIR DYE
W0. A. DaschsloPss Hair Dyel
fHE ORIGINAL AND DE0f IN TEE WORLD
An ssAss srs nsrs imitatioss and sAssA - sve1asd
II yea Wish - escape ridisuls.
GRAY, Red. on RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly V 8
bseaal ard Natural Brown Black, without ~ lsass
injury 70 Hair Or Skin.
BI1TEDn MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have Sssn
awarded V Wn. n Dasehslsr slnes iee, and svss o.
900 appeatoss hsvs been made 70 As Hair o. hs pss
rens Of hs fAmous Dye.
WI. 4. BArCHE1OR'S HAIR DYE pYsduces eslor
aett b distinguished from nature, and 10 wAnaAHSw
not 70 njars IL the least however long may b cen
tnaeA, and the " eascts % Bad Dyes seasetsi; ~
Hair invigoratsd fer Life ~ this sp!snaid Dye.
Mads. seld applied Tin privstc roons) q tAs VIZ
Factory, 2S8 Broa6Fay, New Yerk.
Sold In al elites and towns Of the United statse "
Druggists and Baocy Goods Dealers.
The Genuine has the nAme and address anon
stsel Plate engraving ON four sides Or leach 8ox. 81
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR.
ju10-1yw 188 Broadway. New York
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Greeley's Letters from California

Now 10 sho Tlnae - Subscribe.
The facrsnents Unen, In ailud,ngto NJ. Greslsy's
visit y Califsrnia, says:
His letters from this State 70 TEE TaDUas yin BE-
watched for With interest," and they should mot - the
most valuable ever written from this county the im.
peftance they will have from being extensively
rad and believed than al the published
about California; may well the anxiety " sAan
feel 70 know vhst Greeley has said Of ~.
Mr.. Grseley's letters viii Ill appear in THs DAnI,
WEsKLY and ssAl- wsEkLS Talsgss.-Tsrne Daily, Ss
ssni-Wssk!y. %; ten copies over, to oas edrsss,
- each Weekly Tribune, %. twenty espss Or over,
70 ess address, u sash and sn extra sspy - The sss-
ter-up Of the Club. Address
HORACE GRERLEY CO..
eepS-dlAW2w2tw Tribupe Buijdines, New York.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-03

1--WE wers somewhat surprised 70 And the
saly completed few days since, bstwesa
sucy and Ottunwa, in 70 good . condition.
ies v notice single rough place, on the
=. aeafsaon, in any part Of it. Il WAS 10 ex-
! ~ condition, and none Of It better than the
=, .nes just laid down. On this division Q
4. sca ch.ir has been ussd BY which
a. laid between ties and Supported By
.'', keys and bolt which operate - Q
aasias - II wsss eonsisueus rail. TIKI
sssads lssse vitheat bssakieg, viii
I'VE salaahls isvsosIee.