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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-23
Il. TAYLOR NJ. >. TAYI
J. Il. TAYLOR & co,

WhoIesaie Dealers IL. staple i Fancy
Groceries.
Ii JEFFERSON STREET. IL
IJAyE JUST RECEIVED, and now otter to the trade
Ii at the Low EST market rates, of the largest
and most complete stocks Of Staple and faacy Gro
ceries, enfrey meao and fresh, brought this
Market.
Inspection of goods and prices is respectfully So
Our Stock Consists in Part, of
100 Sacks Prime Rio and Laguyra coffee;
40 u Chests Assorted Teas;
800 2. 6 and 10 q Caddies, do
25 Bids Prime and Fair Sugars;
80 Bbls Belcher's crushed, pow'd and Loaf Sugars;
70 +" Molasses, various brands;
10 Sc New York Golden Syrup;
.12 Terces Prime Rice;
200 Boxes Tobacco, various brands;
% Gro Gooowin's and Ander-on's, do, In Tin foil;
~ Bbls Nuts, assorted;
70 q Bbls French Pruues;
$50 Boxes Layer and bi. r, Raisins;
$50 Drums Fresh rigs
20 u Bills Mackerel-15 QuintaIs Cod Fish:
20 :" Picked and 100 Boxes Scaled Herring;
200 Kegs Nails, assorted;
100 Boxes Window Glass assorted:
100 Glass Jars and Fasks
90 Kegs and Boxes G Soda;
% Boxes Saeratus;
CASTLE, German chemical, Windsor. Shaving and
Toilet Soaps, in great variety.
Powder, Shot, Bar Lead, Water Proof and q n cans
Chinese Fire Crackers; fN'
Cordage ald Irvine, yario us kinds:
Philadelphia Pearl starch;
stewards pare Candies;
Sieled Almonds;
Fresh Peaches, strawberries and tomatoes. in Cans.
Pickles, Catsups, Worcestershire Sauce, sardines
sPICEs OF aLLKy.RS.
Shoe Blscking aud Brushes;
Bdwells Bitumnous A xle tirease-A new thing
LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS, AND SUPERIOR
QUALITY.
CIGARS IN GREAT VARIETY.
Ana general assortment of almost every thing kept
our line OF business. apl4bp
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PATENTED OCT. 20, 1857.
Important to Millers!

"pnDUAhD'S NEW SMUT MACHINE
AND sEfAIsATOR COMasaNED.
ME take this method of ir corning Mi.iers generally
" that We are now mar ufacturirg and VIM keep
constantly on hand Woodward's Combined Shutter and
Separator This Machine consider the best now i,
USE ana we hazard nothing In saying every Miller who
nas yet used II Will bear Us tn This assertion IL ia
compaa aEt durable, With less power than most
machines and does all the wo heretofore psr,nr.5 ~
three machines, viz tie screen, Separator anr srnut
ter to say nothi OF the flaming Mil which has
y to be used In cleaning dust from oaa
AS U the mode OF Operation, in the rs &c II sepa
rates the SUCKS, throws sInu balls and part o! the
oais IRON the grain before securing. While IL WV
pfec IS Oh securing the grain bfpa In contact r
81 ing bias: of air, Heh carries Cd dust "a fast
made IL then passes into larger separa tor xher. "a
is cleared OF chess, imperfect grains oats &C., and Is
then ready for grinding. The dust ia All not only
cleared from the grain, bat from the chess oats ana
DIAL, and blown clear out CT the mill Another yerr
great advantage IL that be on the same door
with the barrs any where Ia the mill tia NAV ~
desired, as II makes no dust whatever.
Every Miller knows thatit il Utterly impossible To com.
suuct mill that Will make good -four out OF dirty Grain
unleIs the dirt be rst removed No better machine hss
yet been invented for this purpose than Woodvnrd,s
shutter aud Separator. and believed none a. Veil
adapte' Western Grain. They are nov in use mi
San bes co At twoof the Mills In this city sunderand
Bros.. and Keser 4 Co.'S.
orders promptly attended to.
OCT zs-dwtf WOODWARD, KEIsER 4 sHERRiLL,
Burlington, Iowa.
~ =, POI CRY, March ID, 1855.
Dsar Ssr Your shutter that have had In
iot ABOUT eighteen months the most perfect ma.
ouins % .ne klnd Low in USE used machine that
I o IN chicago for short time started
months than the whole cost Of the machine thai rot
ron yoa -FOUR machine has not cost me anythiux for
ssns :. ana nov. aisr eighteen month. service
sept my thanks for past ssls and beat wshes or You,
laArisaAv eS6ass sssss
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Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS. John g. Law and Eliza j. Law,
w hrs wife, by their deed dated the 3ist day Of
August. D 1887, did convey unto william Sunder
lana the undivided half of the following described
property, situated ia Des Moines county, Iowa. Wis:
The undivided half of Lot No. z in fractional
Section No. four az, In tow1ship No sxty-nine
(6y) north, range No two {2) west formerly
the Fork House OF J. G Law Co. in burlington,
Iowa in trust to secure the payment OF certain pro-
missory note in said Deed Of Trust mention ed and
described, for he OF Seven thousand dol ars
August 81 1851, with interest from date paid, at
the rate of 10 per cent per annum, able annually
on the first cay OF July OF each wear, hor zig
the said lam Sunderland in default the pay
Of the said sum Of Say thousand dollars, maturity
or In default OF the payment Of the interert thereon
annually, as therein stipulated, 10 sell the said pro
perry in the manner in said Deed Of Trust mentioned
and provided.
And whereas the interest upon said note for The year
ending July lst, 1852 is and unpaid therefore,
L, William Sun eriand, Trustee aforesaid, will sell
the undivided one fourth part OF the said OF No in
fractional Section No A, in township No. 80 ORTIZ OF
range No. west with the Improvements thereon the
ing the same interest in said premises VIII
veycd to said John u. law by H. O. Kendall Accord
to the provisions Of The deed Of trust above reOoned
at public auction, for cash, at the door OF the Court
House, in said Des Mnines county, to the highest
bidder, on Monday the sh day of August. A. d 1859
between the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ. AMI O'Clock
r. NJ, to satisfy said demand and OF this trust.
JuS-Wtd VIM. SUNDERLAND, Trustee.
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T. d. CROKER.

Senior partner of late firm Croker 4 Bro)
Attorney a. Counsellor a. Eaw,s
BURLINGTON, 10 VA.
NN1LY. attend promptly to Collection OF Debts,
w Land Agencies, Discounting Notes, and all other
business OF his profession.
OFFlCE-Over Coolbaugh Brooks Bank, corner Jes
rsoD Main SITS. iicGy 3-bpv.
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Sugar Cane Mills.

NOW Is EiE TIVE if you wish to
IN secure a cheap, durable, and efficient Mill.
have superior pattern warranted to sive satisfaction.
Orders should be sent in early to obtain t.tm in
season Tor the .rop.
Prices to suit the times.
junt8.d10tw2m @. HENDRIE.
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DneTRuoRsoM On AZ AUszRtAN 6fnAMB0Af
anp Two HuHpRRD MRN.-The following 10
"A extract from the letter Of The Daily News
correspondent, dated juno 81:
THE day before yesterday ONE Of the
Austrian sSeemboats which ran on the Lake
Of Garda had started from tho opposite bank
with the object Of reconnoitering Garibaldi's
forces ct Sale. A after the action Of Virle
it vas thought prudent TO strengthen the
Cacciatori dehe Alpi, Piedmontese battery
IVES cent there with two battalions Of Fantls
division. They had just arrived when the
Francis JOSEPH. steamboat was ordered 70
steer to the Brescian side Of the Garda. She
therefore steamed in that direction; but at
the moment she was entering the harbor OF
Sale, the Piedmontese battery opened its fire
upon her.
Our guns had been SO well directed that
| two of their round shot soon destroyed her
elegant stern Ofcourse, this was the signal
| for hasty retreat, but as she was about to
turn her helm, we'll directed grenade fell on
the middle of her deck Two seconds after.
wards a tremendous explosion was heard;
the grenade had made it, way into the mag
azine, and in less than Eve minutes the Fran.
cis Joseph was in flames. A distress signal
was hoisted, but before the Benedek could be
sent from Peschiera to help her crew, she
sank in the midst Of tine lake. Not one of
the 200 men she had on board was saved oil
Of them persisted, either burned to death by
the flames, or drowned in the waters Of the
classic Banaeus."
A SISTER IN TIGHT PLACE.-At
N, one Saturday evening, fatigued
by his long journey, a WAGNER, with his
son John, drove his team into good range,
and determined to pass the Sabbath, en-
joying season of worship with the good
folks of the village.
When the time for worship arrived,
John was set to watch the team, while
the WAGNER went in with the crowd. The
preacher had hardly announced his sub
| ject before the old man fell sound asleep.
He sat against the partition in the cen
tire Of the body slip; just over against
him separated only BY very low parti-
ton, sat feshy lady, who seemed all alb
sorbcd in the sermon. She struggled
hard With her feelings, but unable to con-
troll them any longer she burst out with a
loud scream, and at the top Of her voice,
arousing the old man, who, but halt
awake, thrust his arms around her waist,
and cried very soothingly;
"Wo, Nance wo,v Nance. wo! here
John"-calling his son-"cut the belly
band and loose the breeching quick, OF
she'll tear everything to pieces"
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1859 Summer Arrangements. 1859
Ia ID E -.

Via N tchiE gar central and & reat West
ern canada hallway,
TNRAINs LEAVE THE GREAT CENTRAL DEPOT.
i foot Of Lake street. Chica.o.
400 A. M.-Det-oit Accommodates, daily Sundays
excep,ed.l arrives at Detroit at Goo p NJ.
700 A. M.-Cincnnau Express. Sundays excepted
arrive al Indianapolis 400 p. M, Cincinnati $50
D.
500 A. M.-Iightnipr Express, Sundays exeeptedy
arrives at Detroit 7.O0 Z. d Suspension bridge or
Buffalo AGO a. Albany SEQ p m; New York 300
p. m; Bostor, I2 at night.
200 p. a.-Nles Accommodation, except Sunday. sa
500 p M.-New York and Bosio Express EXCEPT sa-
turday) arrives at Detroit I:ls m; suspeu sion
Bridge or Buffalo 43O P. r.; Albany 500 n.; New
Nork, l000 a m; Bost n, 200 p.
500 p M.-Cncinnau and Louisville Exrress lexcept
Saturday. arrives at Cincinnati 900 8. m Louisville
st4:o0 pm s4
One train on Sunday at 500 p N.
The son A. 81 500 p. ~. trains connect N Paris
with the BuEzio and LAKE Huron Railway. Tor Buffalo
and all points east at Toronto with Grasd Trunk Rail-
way to Kingston, 0gdensburg MoatresI, Quebec, ard
all points 10 Canada East, Northern Vermont New
Hampshire aud Maine
~ Baggage catct I'd thrpugh.
Through tickets Tor sale tbs principal Railroad
Offices IN the West, and st the general eice corner
Lake and Dearborn streets, opposite IL Tremou;
House, Chicago, and HE Depot foot Of Lake street
L. \. RICE, Superintendent
sPALpiNG, zen Pass sgen! ape
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TEE LAYER
IN v EGOR A TOR 4.
PREPARED BIZ DIR. SANFORD,

and more eIeetusl than any
{ Is not only a Gaia tic, but
.rst on the Liper to eject its
be stomach ana bowels to car
somplishing two purposes e'-
he pelnin feelings experienc.
It Cdkt0rtics. IL strengthens
time that il purses it, aud
Ierate doses, will strengthen
sirs pidity.
the prin cipalregulatcrs Of
w when it performs ii5 fUnc.
the ystsm are fully det ell
L. most entirely dependent
" the Liner for the proper
-. lions, when the stomach
Il at fault, and the whole
quence OF one organize
FL to do its duty. For tie
q OF the proprietors has
>Epractice of more than
- some remedy wherewith
arrangements to which IL
edy Is at last found, any
~ or I0EIpiEiRI,in any
@Itry d bottle, aud coHvic-
Gums remove all morbid
system. supplyingin their
RI bile, fnFIsOgating The
- digest well purifying
and health to the whole
cause OF the disease--ef
= larc cured, and what
81 ed. by the occasiousiuae
ur;atsSB.
81 10 sufficient to relieve tie
- feed from rising and sour.
fore 1 retiring, prevents
as uight, loosens The bow.
80 Cejstipegacss.
each meal wall cure DJa-
teaspoonfuls Will always
SGale.
- ately relieves Glolic,
ed 10 a cure cure for
land o preventive of
HEz ed 10 throw out OF the
medicine after q long
A j aundicc removes ail
IN color from the skin.
~ tine before eating gives
makes food digest we'll.
asz ed cures Chronic ri.
~ forms, while Summer
yield almost to tie 6rst
attacks used By
there is no surer, safer,
world, as it neUey fdiis.
DrOnsy, By exciting
commenting this rledi-
Es seyer and GgGe.
~ EeyeFs ola Eiiious
with certainty, and thou
tlfy to its wonderful sir-
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~ OF mat matter, thus aceoI
iec;us'iy, without any OF the
ed III the operations of most
the IS 1t, III at the sane hi
when taken daily In moderi
and build IL up with unusu sil
The t.stSE IS enc OF
the human body; and ~
tions we'll, the powers Of
oped The stomach IL al ],
on the healthy action OF ~
performance OF its func-
is at faG!., the bowels are n
system. suffers in conse- d
t.lyeT - having ceased Pr
diseases Of that organ, oEe :
made 1t mis- study, in d =
twenty wars, to ttrd -
to coUateract the many
Is liaole.
70 prove that this REM, -
persontroubied withf.tv- :.
Of its forms has bat To- =
ton 10 certain. Tn sci
Or ba d matter froIa the =
| place q healthy flow OF RI
! stomach, causing food TO -
Ifsc ai80si. giving tone
machinery. removing the
leutlL az radical cure. NJ.
Estsio&-s attIch.
~ better. prUyefsi- =.
OF The E-ks~r ADV sg-
One dose after eIt.As 90
stomach and prevent tie -
ing.
Only one desc taken be- <
= Hts.aaEe.
Only enc doe taken at &c
els gentiy, and cures ~
One dose taaen after
Pepsia.
go Oae dose of two -
relieve sick sEeaS. -
Only one dose immedi-
while ~
One dose often repeat
CEa1.eg;s aJrbass.
Cholera.
Only one bottle is need sxsI
system ,he Effects OF
sickness. ~
Cue bottle taken for 4 !.
gaGowIeSs or unnatural m
One dose taken a short =
vigor &c the appetite and
One dose often repeat AsIS
arsslGa ia Its worst ~
and Bowel cenpla nts
dose. -
One or two doses cures
Worms in children =;
OF sp-e,lier remedy in the
A few bottles c1res
the absorbents. .
We take pleasure In re-
cine as a preventive for rs.
Chill SeNeTy and all 81
pc. II operates
SANDS are willing TO tes-
Ees.
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I - : asaea ysafs - Atlualsslse Ielssr
q Co. Cass broke down he Dsnoesacy e =
hsely eeaesetsd PFssideasial slsaeele. the
sano sselia pen has performed . sinilAf service
lof the party In The pending cenva1 Hay ne
live 70 write thouaand yearsl
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- O O II IT'S
GREAT SALE
OF Personal and Real b.,

NLA1 SALE
OF personal and Real Prons-I
A Rare Chance % Make ucsg
Siy lots for sale.
me- .NDsasivNf ~ Trustees fer TIE r-,,.
i Dunity, offer for Sale tho whole p.rsass1aS
Propevty used ard cccuptea " wa soeis.s
Illinois. OF the twenty Csc lst- es,,,e.2y. AtsN
property, seventeen are a,ax.sd In M. q
City, on which are briis fn.ea hsa..s ,S S.n.sN
following Purposes: pNA
Rooms, with large and finely decorate ~ oFs 4,
the Icarian Hail." and the Ei'sssrs ~ ss y
&C. o. aap
House. stas'l
srd-A Brick House--Bakery.
lth--One Stone, one Rrick, and Gee Las Ia.
tanning the Cooper's, Carpebfsr's, Wssos n =
Black smiths ana Machinists shops. sag
9TH One Cow and Or Stable.
Sth-Une Horse stable.
7th--A Garden House.
sth-In the center Of this Division Of III. ,.,-,
sfGRMDN TEMPLE,
rsmaining standing.
In the lower port OF the city, and on the mas.
the Mississippi River, this property consl,,, y :
lots, on which IL built Distliery ana Gris, y.
Mil, as also ine Brick DEsi NJ ..ou.e ard g., N
out-houses buiit for the accommodation Of usIs
Iisbme9t, jus, repaired. and the only one al Nv.
for ten miles around. The NaTsaE and Rockies y
road, Ia course OF confirmation, passes witAsn :.
hundred yards OF this Mil.
Island No. 3, the most tmbered one betyaar \
trose and Fort Madison, wiih very comfor,abl, !.
on II, ls also part OF tie properly hereby ady.r
for sale.
The above described real estate together with a,
amount OF undescrbed personal property, VII B,
low. Title to the properly VIII be made to The al
ton Of the pnrchaser.f
Sale to b made at Nauvoo, Illinois; eonn.nes,
the 18th day OF August, 1879, at 10 O'Clock 4. n
continue from day to day until sold.
TERMS:
On all sales OF Eve dollars or under, esl I, 4,
per due of the IcarIsn Community On En.
personal property, srx months At ten IN s.,t. !,
approved security or the psper due OF the l-rsaC,
munity in hand. On all sales of Real Estate ss.y,
In hand in cash or the paper due Of the Icars4a I
muni;y, or approved personal security at four r-
at ten PER cent; one third at four months either
OF the paper due Of the Icsran Community; ml
balance with ten per cent Interest In one year 9.
Gates of the Sale will be given, and deeds rsas
payment is fully made at the same time Is due
session 10 be given In as good oider as at sale,
the four n oRths payment IL made.
For any other In formation inquire Of the undsrs,
MORRILL,, GERARD PauDEyf
NAuvnn. III. June I-wtg A..u.,.
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Hartford Fire Insurance COMPANY.
Cash Capital ana Surplus &7DS 600.
HIS, the Oldest Insurance Company Ia the United
/ States, doing business in the West, continues TO
Insure Dtoeling o., disc and MANUFACTURES q.
prices as low risks taken by other RELI-
ABLE COMPANIES. Particular inducenent. are Of
fered Farmers to insure their DIV enes and Barns
in this Company fer n term Of gears they can do
SO at less than be done by Mutual Companies
without mourning the liability Of paying the debts of
the Company
Z. H SHEPARD, Agent
ONCE over Banking House OF Cook Baxter, Bur-
lngton, Iowa fvb2o-bptf
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COLLECTIONS made on favorable terms.
Sight and Time Exchange bought and sold.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
ayA- Gpn0
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I've classes OF persons-negroes and foreigners.
IL has received great aid both In Congress and
the College Of Electors through the operation of
that clause of the Constitution which counts Eve
dawes - equal to three free men. By virtue of
this provision, the Slave Power always sends
g the lever House and 70 the Presidential
College from twentv 70 twenty-five members,
Who serve ~ the body -guara Of the Democracy
Ia all severe conflicts. The Democracy has
reciprocated the fidelity II this CORPS by un-
vearied devotion to the interests Of the Negro
ocsacy. Next after these dark hued auxiaries,
the party, 10 every trial. has relied upon foreign
votes. Il has generally received them, cold
and stoud, in the large cities and towns of the
Union. Agsip and again have they met the
main brunt Of the battle, bearing the Democracy
to victory on their shields. But, how different
the treatment which these respective anxiliaries
receive from their common ally! At the beck
Of the gro.propagAnda, The Democracy annex
Texas, var 90 Mexico, bully Spain, 6uibpster 10
Cuba and Nicaragua, chase runaway slaves,
sand ready TO revive the slaye-trade ON the seas
and adept o slave code in the Territories, and
cap 70 hand, are esger to do any other dirty
or despotic job which their masters dictate
But for Teutous, Csits, aud men OF other foreign
saces. they, HIu Do nothing except 10 receive
their votsA From shs tone Of Casss letter il
would seen that they have Ices regard for their
European auxairjes than for their African. If
. Hungarian, who had voted the Democratic
ticket steadily for ten years. voyages to Europe
and falls Into the hands Of Austria. by vhem
ne Is pressed into the army and sen. 70 6cht |
in Italy Tor Francis Joseph. it will Be- in vain
that be plead his American citizenship 1t the |
bar Of the Deuecratie Administration. Il will |
calmly look %, fold iss arms, and tell him /, |
can do nothing for him. But let Carolina |
negro, while scjourning with his master at |
Barstoga or Niagara, fall into the hands Of the |
Aholisionists, and quickly Democracy comes 10 |
~ rescue II the fugacious African turn his |
Dseps CanadAvstd Democracy follows on bis
tFsck nth . sAeAc;ty Of scent and fsrocity Of
howl '&hich The best trained bloodhound In
might enulase.t The votes Of
aAsssaaissd eisizans have been - valuable 70 the
Democracy - those Of the slave-breedsrs. Why
should they mot receive - prompt and ample
le0peaaatioa Cos their services Il not oss
essnes eaeal h dsnsosatis es(inasisa, -
lhsee oA0 e Q oagA $50
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The Reduction of the Quadrangle.
Movements OF KOssuth.
Correspondence Of the N Y. Tribune.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-08-11

SINGULAR COMBAT BETWEEN TWO FROGS
A few weeks since some masons were at
work repairing Hollis Oil Factory, at Som
erville, when they became the witness Of
a singular combat Of about an hours dura-
ton between two monster bull frogs, inhab-
itants OF two pools in the rear of the building.
They came firth from their respective pud.
dies about, l1o' clock in the forenoon, and
approached each other cautiously, each eye.
ing the other till they jumped at each other
and commenced the fight. They struck,
bit and clinched fuliously, and wher
fan decided a round, both would drw of
and puff for moment, when they would re-
new the combat a7o-.. q Il
After about an hour spent in uninterrup
ted fighting, with the exception of two o,
three brief respites, each crawled off to his
pool and disappeared. heather was exact,
dead" but both were kinder gin eout-"--
neither could claim the victory, as one was
terribly lamed in the shoulder by brillian
"left-han' der from his antagonist-while tn
other could claim thehonor of drawing, tn
first blood" he having drawn the "clarct'
from his opponents ''mug" on the first O.
second round. The fight itself was singula
enough, but the fact that it WAS witnessed
but not interfered with by some thirty O
forty frog spectators, Of all kinds and size
adds to the novelty of the incident.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY pHyslo

are SO composed that disease within the range Of
their action can rarely Withstand or 'eyads Aem
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vitalities. AS consequence Of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonished to End his
health or energy restored by remedy at once so
simple and inviting. IN 4.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
Of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
containing certificates of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints Costire
ness, Heartburn, Headache arising from diso-dered
I.aetion Of The Bo.oeis, T7asaiency, Loss Of Hppe-
lite, .yastndice, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state Of the body or obstruction
Of its functions. They are an excellent Alternative
for the renovation of the blood and the restora-
ton of tone and strength to the system debitated
by disease.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-08-11

Aclergyman in England was thrice MARI
ed, His first wife he married for her money
his second he married for her beauty, and
the third to take care of him when he was
old. His last partner proving shrew, he
was accustomed to remark, that, during his
life, he had three wives-the world, tie flesh
and the devil.