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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-15

WORSE THAN THE MoRTARA CAsE.-All
Europe has lately rung with horror at the act
of inhumanity perpetrated with memorable
equanimity on the young Mortara. But some
ten years ago there happened another case,
less generally known, though equally outrag-
eous to natural sense of right and unbush-
ingly excused on the same score of Difference
to the absolute obligations of sacramental
rite. AT Ceto, in the province of Ferrara,
there resided a Hebrew tradesman, by name
Padoda, who was married, and father of two
children. A Christian clerk in his employ
ment seduced Mime. Padova. Her husband
discovered the connection, and elected the
clerk out Of his Office Thereupon Madame
Padova eloped with her lover carrying away
also the two children The husband immedi.
atey called upon the authorities to recover his
children, when he was answered that, having
embraced along with their mother the Chris
tan faith, they could not be left under his
in fdel guardianship; and few weeks af.
ter Madame Padova was publicly married to
the clerk by Cardinal Opizzo, Archbishop of
Bologna-the Hebrew husband being at the
same time ordered to pay yearly sum for the
maintenance Of the children purloined by and
residing with an adulterous wife
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-15

All kinds Of Upholstery work furnished and Repaired
CARROTS cut made, and put down, at 236 Main street
lei dly Opposite Piper Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-15

No DIvoRcE.-In South Carolina there is
no divorce after marriage wed for life must
be the fact in law when an instance of divorce
had never been known there 1t has been
authoritatyely settled that no judicial tribunal
in the State has authority to declare decree
of divorce for any cause whatsoever. II the
power exists ut ALL it is in the legislature,
which has hitherto never thought proper to
exercise the power Farther, it has been de-
termined by the courts Of South Carolina, that
a marriage solcmnized in that State is indsso-
nble by the sentence Of any court in sister
State, so as to affect the right or condition OF
Ethe parties in South Carolina II will be
seen, then, that it is much easier to tie the
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From the New Haven palladium Aup

ABUSE OF BAGGAGE.-The abuse of bag
gage by the railroad men of this country is
getting to be, and in fact, long has been, most
intolerable With all the railroad improve
ments, decent regard for the trunks OF trav-
ellers, is not among them. The exceptions, if
there be any, are very few We know thai,
in the transfer of baggage, great haste is ne.
cessary, and that where there is such haste,
occasional accidents will happen. Aud the
almost universally barbarous way in which
this business is done, is disgraceful to all con
cerned, and disgraceful to the country ITSELF
for we are told that throughout Europe trunks
are treated as tenderly as if they were sick
persons.
We are induced to pen this article from
what we saw in New York a few days since at
the depot of the New York and New Haven
Railroad. The guilty party in the case were
Studley Co.'s expressmen, who have less
excuse for their outrage than the railroad men,
We had occasion to be at the place nearly an
hour before the cars started, and during this
time fine horse with neat wagon, on which
were painted the words, "Studley & Co.'s Ex-
press, Or Baggage Express" was driven up.
This wagon contained full load of trunks
in charge of two "short, thick set" men,
dressed in white, if we remember right
each having on straw hat. We were pleased
with the whole style of the establishment un-
began to unload them-when our indignation
rose faster than was pleasant to our nervous
system. They put the trunks out precisely as
if they had been stones. Not the slightest care
was taken to break the force of the fall of any
one of them. Our very large and costly trunk
came down upon the walk with such force as
to break every joint in it. SO that it was entire
ly out of its original shape. Yet the villains
hardly gave it a second look. We call them
by these epithets with full appreciation of
their force and meaning. The man who robs
you of your purse, may have much better
excuse for the depreciation than these fat and
and lazy fellows have for destroying the pro-
perty Of the men and women who enrust it to
them for safe transportation These carriers
gain nothing from the destruction they occa-
sion. They do not know how serious and ir-
reparabe the damage may be, and Of course
they do not care.
1t may be said that complaint Of these out
RACES should be made to the Office Of Studley
y Co, as they may not have knowledge of
them. But it is their business and duty to
know in what manner their agents perform
their tasks-and if they are indifferent in re-
gard to such knowledge, they are as culpable
as their men. We do not know the men, and
we have no motive in this statement except to
protect our own citizens from such injuries and
outrages as we have described.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-15

PAGES VENUS IN LoNDoN.-Mr. William
Page N. A., is in London, whittier he has
brought with him from Rome picture Of We
nus on the Sea, attended by two cupids
Whether it is the same Venus which was late
ly rejected at the Paris exhibition, on the
ground Of indecency, is not stated, but that
objection is not urged against the picture by
the Atheneum, which speaks Of it as follows
"The work is treated in some respects, with
that ideal disregard OF proportion in detail
which is pc mitted to the sculptor. The
shell on which the Queen Of Love moves
forward is as small as a coracle in a
dream; the doves in the immediate fore
ground, too, are perhaps also liable to the
same criticism. If these conditions are to
be accepted, the picture is thereby placed
Iii the lists Tor such honors as belong to the
most ideal Art. We are not prepared to
assert that Mr.. Page altogether reaches
this high standard but his ambition is
more than commonly honorable in days like
these, when realism in painting is thrust on us
as the alpha and omega Of its excellence, His
Venus has the naughty and triumphant
beauty of her whose fascination could bring
the sword and the frebrand among men as
well as gentler sensations, and excitements
not less potent, but less fierce. Her bust
arms and lower limbs are well modelled, with
perhaps trife too much anxiety as to exact
ness of articulation. A nude figure, however,
ought not to suggest the fancy of any past
constraint or compression. Mr.. Pages We
nus hardly escapes this charge. His color
ing, with a certain tendency toward sombre-
richness (such as time has brought over the
carnations of Giorgone and Palma), is sohd
attractive and harmonious, The picture, in
short, is fine one, in no respect to be made
light of-one which, whether it be taken for
better or for worse, with agreement or with
disagreement, cannot be looked at without in
teresting suggestion, and remembrance being
excited-which cannot be recollected without
sincere respect for the aspiration and the per-
Torrance of him who has painted it"
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MI AClllNE SIIICHlNG on Wheeler
1'A & Wilson's Machine. skirts tucked by the yard,
Collars stitched llandkcrhlefs hcucd work done for
Drcssmaker and stores ut reasonable rates. bv the vnrd
err piece, Apply at "a Ansn street, Worcester Mass
jy2i d!tawtf
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GEORGE BURT,
TEACHER OF THE VIOLIN, PIANO, AND ORGAN.

R0ons at ]. 4. Dormans Music Store,
[jysl 2O3 MAIN STREET. rdly]
ETSKE'S CORNET BAND are prepared
"A TO furnish appropriate music eitier Brass Strng)
for Military, Freinens and Civic Parades Concerts, Pic
Mic, and Sereuades. Engagements, made by ISAAC
FISKE, Merriied's Building, and at John Boyden's EN-
change Office, Lincoln House Block
MATHEW AltBU exile, Leader
ISAAC FIsKE, Clerk
Worcester April Il, 1883 diff aDl2
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EVENING CLASSES
for males and females will be formed at this College
where LIBERAL COURSE of study can be entered
upon, and the student allowed to select AS MANY
BRANCHES FROM THE ENGLISH, CLASSICAL OR
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENTS as he or she may de
sire, for
TEN DOLLARS PER TERM.
Evening Students will have the same advantages in
Teachers for each department and Asparagus Day
Students.
N Il
of the FIRST TEN evening students instructed free If
charge three quarters.
On Il
OF the SECOND TEN students instructed free of charge
two quarters.
N Il
of the THIRD TEN students instructed free of charge
one quarter
e1n,.
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Tuition $40 per Term, $50 per Year. for Day Students
Tuition $40 per Term $40 per Year. for Ev Students
iNl4 dAIM FaMcnM
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-02-08
BIBLE ARY...RELlCl.
Gus CONVENTION.

rTsHE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE or The Des Molnes
County Bible Society, with view OF enlistinr me
friends OF religion throughout the County In the more
earnest supports the Bible a1se have sde arrange
ments for holding the adversary Of the
on Monday The Ssth OF February Tuesday, the III
Of March; and respectfully invite Of the
friends OF the cause thr ougont the County AID
cAy o. al ministers Of the Gospel officers churches,
and surerintendents and teachers OF Sunday sche
~ particularly desired that every Congregation ana
Sunday school should be represented and they are n
vted 70 SIND delegates and TO report In writing their
cord tion and number Of members that accurate II.
formation may b. obtained 70 the moral and relI.
aous condition Of Dies Mones County, especisv a 10
the number and size Of worshpping conRrerationa ON
the Sabbath, and Of Sunday Schools
The order Of exercises will BE- Nv follows;
The Convention will meet On Monday, Hebruarv asth
q o'clock In the afternoon, Ia the Congregational
Church In Burlington, when the report or the Executive
COMMITTEES VIII be presented and addresses are expect
ed from Rev. Drn. Power and Gillette.
Rev. Mcssrs Ac0ugin, McDonAid, Leonard and Bell
have been Invited 70 address the meeting Monday
Ing In behalf Of the Bible caass.
Tuesday moTnIna will b devoted 70 the cause Of Sum
day Schools 70 hearing reports from Ill the schooa In
the County ana 10 addresses from Rev. Nessrs. War.
Ing, Allen, and Adams.
The afternoon and evening of Tuesday will b. devoted
70 Pre- Religious Con fsrsnce. In which reports will he
called for from ~ The churches Of every dissemination
In the County.
Commities will b In attendance at the Censrern.
tlonal Church. Monday, 26th Inst q II ,clocE X
~ 0TninG Ia direct rends from tho country Ia fami
lies Who viii be happy 10 entertain them
~ order Of ~ Executive Committse.
) Barliassos, 1ss. .. iss0-aAvsa s'
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SPECIAL MOTTO IL
yv~ed,s I1aaF Dev.sorns1v ..

W0Oasn HAIR nGOoGorneDvps SD
TAs fame d this pfvpasaos ssstz upee hsrealass
IT, ThoasaA1s ~ over me conassy ssias ~ -
II does al claims shreush ths vsriess DuLaIsssies
thAs II can do Eair vim grow - bald seap - y
nss; hair vim b. psestrsed snd beastas4 ~ ~ -
hair win tayn from gray IT. sdgnal coiss ~ - -
We % net eIaisa that red Addtd fsot's0sa -
lady can be lursed into isdtvduas locks .
auburn rinsess, but cray hair win be restored -
original color. Reader, wherever yoa I'VE, 70 sny
place you rcsde Woods Hair estorative ts soil ~.
qure Tor lat a the Drusysts, and wherever such ~
sicaes are usually obtained. and you wus Nd Mve
state.
CAurlox- Beware of worthless mitasisSs ~ several
already III the Market caiiea BY dlasfens
Use unless words n. woods HsF Rss
torAtve Depot, &. Loas, Mo and New YORK;, sre
blown In the bottle. Sold b. ~ Drsggsts ana Patent
Medicine dealers. Also ~ aiFaney and Toilet Goods
dealers, in the United States and Canadaa.
Sold here b. I'll Druggists.
- DIR. BAKERS PAIN PASEcEA hes performed |
greater number Of than any other similar article
now before the public. 4 |
We have space here TO recspitulate and publish
the voluntary certificates Of hundreds Who have test
fed Of s wonderful sssrs but refer yoa 70 the free
almanac Of the pfopretors, distributed BY their agents
the whole country In rhch In plain and eArnest
language, 30 that"he who runs may read" what this
medicines doing for the suffering community.
5There 10 no necessity for purchasing the thousand
and one Liniments that palmed % - agood for
man and beast" which have but brief exist nee; ~
in Bakers Pain Panacea you have what they profess
to have, an internal well an external remedy,
safe effective and pleasant II 10 put up in ESQ., 5ocs
and u bottles. There great savirE in purchasIng
he largest bottles - It contains eight times - much
- the smallest. *e
BOLLEs, SMITH CO., Proprietors, Clieseo.
For sale BY Agents and Druggists every where.
feb1 d vim a
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CARD To THE LADIES.
DR.. Duponco's Golden Periodical Pills
fnr Fem alAa

Infaiible in rectng irregularities, relieving palm
full and distressing Menstf uafioB, tpesticuary q
the change Of lfe,) remove all obstructions, from
whatever causes, and always successful proven.
tive, At the same time perfectly harmless. The com.
position Of the Pills 10 sccret every agent selling
them with the receipt, snd the age s.nw
tell you they the best Pills ever known for al
diseases peculiar to females, Wis: Distressing and
Painful Menstruation, Retention, Pains In the Back
or Loils, Pressing Pains, Rush Of Blood 70 the
Head, Dissiness, Dimness Of Sight, Green Sickness
Heaviness, Fatigue any slight exertion, pitation
Of the Heart and all the various distressing COM
plants, particularly the most annoying, weakening,
and the beginning Of all other female weaknesses,
LEUCOHRnEA OH WHITES,
All Of which DR DuPoNcos EnEEcR GOLDEN PnIs are
certain to cure.
Price t1,0O per boz. Sold BY
4. q. GAY, Sole Agent,
No 80 Jefferson Street, Burlington, Iowa.
TO whom all orders must be addressed frcm the
counties OF Des Moines Henry, Jefferson, Wapello and
Louisa. He will supply dealers II propretor's prices
and send the Pills ito Ladies' )by ALL
to any part Of the country, BY sending him 81 90
through the Burlington Post-0mce,lo
sentll-hptv
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE,S
CELEBRATED FEMALE Pills.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, NJ. D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This wen-known medicine Is imposition, hut sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obstruc.
lions, from any cause whatever; and although power
full remedy they contain nothing hurtful 10 tho con.
stitution.
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t Is peculiarly suited II wH In q short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
These Pils hare nercr been knoacm fail sclers the
directions on tie 2d page Of pdmphles are cell o.
served.
- For full particulars, get a pamphlet, free, Of
the agent.
N. B.-S1 and postage stamps enclosed to an au-
therized agent will insure bottle, containing over so
pills, BY return Of mall
Sole Agent for the United States and Canaaa,
JOB MOSES
Late 1. G. Baldwin 4 COD
Rochester, n. Y.
ALLEN HENDRICKS,
- Wholesale and Retail.
Dec - Burlington, Iowa.
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a.
sr0CKs-etocks are without much change and stea.
dy but inactive.
MONEY-fhsre 10 an increased demand for money ON
and per cent call; and short lat cass paper.
&ExChANGE-Seliing st l,0af0l 0eT, mostly the
latter rate.
FLOUR-without change Sales 5000 bbls. eS $50
- ~ super stats y 1905 % extra do; % s006 "
common 70 good extra western; o6 3O16 80 n Ohio.
Canadian quiet st % 8O07 10. Rye aour duu and
unchanged. Buckvheat -FOUR dull and unchanged
/ WHEAT-Steady. Sales 1900 bush q 81 Sax Mi.
Club; u 10 winter red western.
coRN-steady. ss offered and 81 asking for mixed
western.
oArs-sssady It 6l0sA Tor Stats, western and Cana
dian.
kYE-Qaist q 0oAok
f0Gk-sirn 49, = ~ ~ sas old iness; sis Is
BeEv--1eoady and unchaased.
B8Ee HAMGQutoe.
BACON-Qules.
CUT MEAT1-U nchaneod.
LAkD-Qust. sales 80 bhls q l9X0leKe.
3UkTEe-ln modssase demand q ll019c tor Ohio,
l603e lne osato.
0M919G-D6m q 6NMlek.
WA41ASX-nsid - ~ Win bsysrs . Sc.
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MARKETS.
Burlington, Monday p. NJ. Feb.

| AHu6 'ouS MoHuoy Ecu. q.
Business for the past week has been much
better. The city has been full, ard everybody
busy. The roads are better than they have been
for long time,-the cold weather preventing
mud, and the increased travel wearing them
smooth. The river is not yet closed, nor will it
be, probably, during this season.
Wheat is coming in in large quantities, the
| week past having been q very good one to mil
lers. Prices range as before. Corn is scarce,
and oats arc utterly unattainable Minor pro-
duce is coming in more plentifuly. We quote
Is follows:
SUGAR-74asa-crushed, l24; refined, white
ll3c. Clarified 81.
COFFEE-l24.
MOLASSEs- the bbl, Plantation As
Belchers 80, kegs 5000.
NAILS-Ass. q rs.
RICE-52.
FRUIT-Rasins, prime $S,sO-Apples $la
l.5o per bush; dry 1Oallc. Peaches, llall4
BROOMS-$l, 5Oa2 80 per dozen. ~
WHEAT-Sound old Spring 9Oc. New takes
vide range, on account Of difference in quality.
Winter 81 O5al Is.
FLOUR-By the dray load, 1915. Single
Dbl IS 70. Choice winter 81 90. Dray load
IS SO.
POTATOES-6ocasl 90 per bush.
CORN-5Oa55 cts.-scarce.
OATS-50c.; none arriving.
BUTTER-l6a2Oc.
EGGS-l23c.
ONlONS-&l.
CHICKENS-1.0Oal.5O per dozen.
HOGS.-Gross, none offering nett, "a, 0Oa
$50.
HAY-Timothy, $S0l0 dull.
WOOD-e2 60a&S 90.
HiDEs-green, 54a6; Dry Flint lssl4;
green salted 7a74.
WHISKEY-2sc; scarce.
FuRS-Coon l0asO, Mink $lal 80, Otter es
% q. Beaver 1tael ID, Wild Cat l5a50, Prairie
Wolf 25a75. Gray Fox l6as6, Red Fox 81,
Muskras 5al0, Deer l2aa2s, Fisher tlAs, Martin
elias.
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As Wabash Avenna. RI;
CURE THAT COUGHi
Now ID the Time, and
HALLS
B AIS A NJ!

The Best Remedy

~ ths Age, for the Cure IF
Consumption, Decline, Asthma, Dror-
chitis, Wasting Of Flesh. di9hf
Sweats, Splitting Of Blood, Whocr-
ing Cough, Difficulty Of Brearh.
Ing, Colds, Coughs, InAuensa,
fnthlslc, Pain In the side, ana
all Diseases Of the Lungs,
it stands unequalled
IT HAS AFFECTED CUREa
70 numerous cases where the NEST akiful physieiaae
Y sns country ana % Europe have been EMPLOYED.
and exercised their skin In vain Gases which sAe1
pronounced ncURABLs, and surrendered 40 nOp4Mn
DEsoxD DoUnfs leaving tAer patients without sinala
ray 70 enivsn them IN their gloom have been cured b
Ole. HALLS 0A10AMs
We have certificates Of The strongest and NEST pe,
tive nature, from the following parties who - 49,
One frer ,. W. Piumner. vi.son, Iowa, Of r,narh..
bic cures. e
One from John Ruay.n. wavsssy Iowa, Of NJ. a.,
One from SAINT L. aman, Camden, Hnsds,s eo...v
Mich, Of beloved daughter saved
one rom kli sadd, Athens. M, Who vas siven apA
One nom Dr., 4. Q. Doom, Bloonasld. Iowa, PAya
oas rom Robert q shinn. Aaroa Iowa. Of 80
One from y. y. Van Dsssin, sprinsaeaA, M, = -
adapted 70 pnlnonary diseases Than any ether kneUn
remedy, - they have tri<a then III. M
One fs0sA ]. W. Wentworth, Chicago, ILL.,, Of e>anA
Of years standing. An astonishing cure.
One rom McCiaughry CampAeil. Fountain 0sesa,
~, sAyinE, takes Nike wdArs asA eaas. hke eAAru.
- Une from T. McCrackens Manchester scott CoanaVs
Iii-h- says-Old Line Doctors stand - chance wAsa
patients can ret your BAisAm.
> severe bronchial aMculty, raising " blood. Ac.
One from John OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. cor. Pearl anA
Western Row ,Ctncsnnatls q. I'D
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Burlington Female Institute.
No. 100 Wa.hinssen street,
BURLINGTON. IOWA

gV>HE EXERCISES Of the Second Term AZ rn,t,uc.,..
= In this EJECT Female School will commence On
MGm0ny 17th day Of January, l010.
and continue Ten Weeks.
Tuition per said Term for orthography Reading ana
Writing, Four Dollars. - --"-
English Grammar, Modern Geography, q. O. Histoey.
ATS on the Mind, Intellectual and Practical Ark
metic, Five Dollars. $3.50
The Higher English ard Latin, Six Dollars. #{
Lessons IN Music on The Piano Forte extra.
Pupils can enter any tme but il Is much mora A.
sirabe and advantage t. comu,ence and continre
win the regular Term. N
quire. sAS AsSs~
Notice OF the Third and each successive Term vip i.
duly given.
limited number Of Boarding Pupils would - =,
ceived In the Fathers family OF the Principal
LAURA HELEN JONES.
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vAs Altered the Oskaloosa Resolu
nIurday evening we received the followin,
iose from Dr.. Bsardsley, editor of the Oskaloo
n Herald.
oEEicE or THE OsKALoosA HERALD,
February 4th, 1889.
10 Ms Editor of tie BURLINGTON Havk- Eye-
Dear SIR: In speaking of the change which
vas ny some means made iu the second resolu-
uon, passed BY the Railroad Convention at this
pace on the 10th ult. you say in your paper Of
ue 80 INST, Therefore, between the Secreta-
!s oesk and the office ofthe Oskaloosa Herald.
~ me Herald Office, the words good faith
we were stricken out" The copy" of the
F0ces dings, IS published in the Herald, vas
.llsnea by Ar. Snyder, of Burlington, one of
9 secretaries, and the error was either made
.ln' or oy the Compositor who put the mat
nm Vpe-which OF the two aM unable to
hn tue copy was not preserved. The En-
nave no doubt. was purely an accidental
~ ! am certain that no persss connected
sa We Herald Office had any knowledge of
s'@'ss'on, until it was referred to in your pa.
M Yours truly,
C. BEARDsLEY.
"'ae matter is now narrowed down, and lies
"'sea 'eo Snyder, Esq, and - compositor"
! 4s Herald Office, the following note from
~ S!der will place the responsibility at the
WV o. The "composi.or", where We shall leave
= WIN the simple remark that be did good
''''s '0s the Keokuk road, and did it neatly.
,.. ~ !. prsHAA: Ia regard to the second
,s.,;.s passed at the Oskaloosa Railroad Con-
!. A1 have only to say that the resol ation
i, Nsed BY the Convention was-Resolved
d, YsolaI ~ ,ali condolences in the good faith Of
4 4. Des MONIES and Minnesota r.
con, 7, = ~ me proceedings, together With
:" voc resolutions az passed, were furxisb-
! =, me 20 Mr.. Beardsley, during the setting
convention l conceived 10 be a narfect
-, -s'.nout the possibility of any good re-
,ss,.a Aau nothing was done BY or in the Con-
.,,.s " change my opinion or particularly
=, ~! attention, except the attempt to boil
A. " 'he imbecile "Keokuk, Fl, Des Noines
y,unesosa Railroad Company"
4, ~ 'lls reason am entirely confident that I
-. ~ mistaken as 10 how the I'd RESOLUTION
es.s..oeo and passed, and am e,ill ., ore
suAa., 'n.t u was furnished to Mr.. Beardslsy
The eo., mutation. and exactly a. it passed.
hsG,nn., 70 os had, would show this, and IL
tsu. ,ho.. Msftsbe that 30 important resolu.
Aouls \. shlch there was % much debate.
sdioura,, 'sa'e'sssly destroyed 90 soon after the
RsaSoi Tie Convention.
'Ass'n, 6s6. I, 1859.
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~ Cure you have Gonor rhaa,
Gee Structures, Seminal Weakness, any disease Of
the Genital Organs, procure At Dr. Bakers spe.
chic. It's warranted to cure all In few days.
1t IL the emily safe and sure remedy for secret diseases
now offered to the public Plain directions for use &C.
company the medicine With DR.. Bakers Specific you
can cure yourself, and thus prevent all exposure.
Price 81 80 per bottle.
Sold by Dr. EASTERLY, corner ofThird and Chestnut
streets, st. Louis by W. A. HOLTON 4 CO., QUIGLY
BRO. and D. sIMMs CO., Alton, III. and Druggists
generally.
For sale BY =. n. GAY, Burlington. aug17dAw1y