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DaCis' Compound Syrup

|OttS SOhSfSOtStN SYRUP
OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR.
In all pulmonary Affections where there pain the
side accompanied by night sweats Asthma where
the patient lie down. where lungs are affected either
by bleeding inflammation; in all cases this
Incompatible medicine the rescue an Incredibly
short space of time completely relieves sufferer and restores
the parts to their natural functions We heartily recommend
the
Wild Cherry and Tar
to the suffering people of our country.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT d CO.,
81 and l5l Charres street.
General Agents for the Southern States
should be addressed dl2 2p3eod<WE
Chopped Hands.
will be easily perceived present cold weather has
produced CHAPPED HANDS in abundance We atter our.
selves that particularly to cur fair friends
something that them smoohness 10 softness and
TO comfort 1t is smple--procme one box of DAIIEYS
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR and apply to the chaps on
the hands other places INSTA RELIEF will be the
consequence.
DalIey's Magical Pain Extractor
Will cure Burns Bruises, Cats, Wounds, Sores Salt
iheum Files Sore and Iniamed Eyes scad Head Cons Bun.
ions Erysipeas swepgs Felons Ciilblatns Sore Nipns
EFuptons and all Cntaneous Erupons
fof sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and l5l Clartres street.
VI .t.heoaNIlN General Agents..
Linen, I'll Widths.
So T A LE FOR sTEAMBoA
Linen Crumb Cloth,
ALL WIDTHS AND PATTERNS
cARPETiSG, OIL CLOTH
CURTAIN MATERIALS CoRSIcEs-Ney Patterns
CURTAIN BANDS, PINS,
MATTING-Cocoa and Canton
RUGS, MATS, TABLE COVERS etc
For sale Low at the
Curtain and Carpet Warehouse,
No. 50 CAMP STREET
dla 2pial WATKINS & HOMAN.
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III o1iday Pres
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS s. CO.,
dl2 2pf ZIG Canal street, door from Royal.
Patton, Sn,ttk, s. Putnam,
CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND GRAvIER STREETS
Agents for the Sale
MANUFACTURES TOBACCO,
Have hand and constantly receiving on commits
son direct the manufacturers the Largest and Fines
assortment Of
Manufactured Tobacco,
of variety they have offered the solicit
the oGRoCERs DEALERS to their stock before
purchasing.
They are the SOLE AGENTS for BURTON & MAYS Cross
and Extra pounds la BELLE CREOLE SIS and los; BUCK
FINNEYS los and KENT's lOsbesdes various other
brands GRANT WILLIAMS 4 lbs and others; LEoNO-
RA pounds which the Premium at the State Fair a, Pc
terburg, Va, November 1885, Y P. JONES' pounds and
Twists which have taken the Premium in North Carolina six
years succession and perhaps the Tobacco in the
world
WILLIAMsoN's TWIST first pickngs3 KATE ELIZA
for
scrption of Tobacco generally used.
We also have the PowHATTAN PIPES which we receive
direct Oh commission. dl2 2ptf
Fairbanks
p Rim CIPA AL UTHER
Scale Warehouses,
AND DEPOT FOR
LILIES BURGLAR AND FIRE-PROoF SAFES.
FAIRBANKS & CO.,
die 2ptf No. % Camp street.
.teiC Eta1'iety Store,
N o w O Pc MIN CT, "A t
No. 1913 Canal street,
NEXT DOOR TO yINCENT's CONFECTIONERY.
E. &C, H. PIFFET,
Respectfully inform the public of New Orleans and sur.
rounding country, that they just opened at the above
named place
MOST SPLENDID STOCK
FANCY GOODS,
Consisting, in part, Of
RIBBONS, DRESS TRIMMINGS BUTTONS,
SHELL AND IVORY COMBS,
stereoscopes, Mogalscopes,
MIeRosCoPEs,
sTEREosCorIC VIEWS in France England Italy, SPAIN
Germany and America.
Meerschaum Pipes, Wax Beads, fine and choice FRENCH
PERFuMERY, Toilet Soap Tooth and Hair Brushes, Toys
Fireworks etc etc. etc. which they will sell EXTREMELY
LOW
Being determined build up good trade they will make
it to the interest of buyers give patronage and
their stock ALL NEW exeeed in the city
Y. & L. PIFFET,
de 2pf 1913 Canal street.
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Fail and Jt'isate,. or 1850.
SOUTHERN CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.
&c. IS and 80 st. Charles street,
STREET.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND REYA1Ll
Just received per late steamers LARGEST and
MOST MAGNIFICENT stocks Of
FASHIONABLE
Fall &c Winter Clothing
EVER BROUGHT TO THE SOUTH
Which, for STYLE, MATERIAL, WORKMANSHIP AND
CHEAPNEss
Is Not Surpassed!
Goods divided into three Departments, but all under
one general view:
STORE No. &c ST. CHARLES STREET,
For
Boys GIoPHING.
STORE No. 3 ST. CHARLES STREET,
MEMS CLOTHING.
STORE No. 80 ST. CHARLES STREET,
FuRNl sHiNa aoops AND SHIRTS.
n3rsaesmen speak French, Spanish and Engish.-e6
L. w. LYONS,
Nos. 2S Is and 30 ST. Charles street
dl7 2plt Of Common street.
Shirts Shis.ks!
Jus. received, by late steamers, LARGE ASSORTMENT
SHIRTS,
OF THE LATEST FAsHIoSsl
OF all the various qualities sses-white and colored
Manufactured expressly for
The New Orleans City Trade,
TO FIT MEN, YOUTH, BOYS AND cHILDRENi.
L. W. LYONS,
Nos. Is, q and 80 st. Charles street,
dl7 2p1t corner Of Common street
BOys' Clothing Emporium,
96...............sT. CHARLES sTREET2
Between Canal and Common streets.
D.
REN'S
CLOTE1ING, SHIRTS,
FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Just opened, LARGE AND EXCELLENT STOCK Of
FALL AND WINTER
Dress and School Clothing,
Enhancing
EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY.
All of which will be scld at VERY REASONABLE prices
rs-salesmen speak French, Spanish and English -eu
L. W. LYONS.
Nos. g. Is and 30 St. Charles street.
dl7 2plt of Common street.
Trunks, I1'aceting-Rags
yAL1sEs, UMBRELLAS,
And
or the
VERY REST STYLES AND QUALITIES,
Made TO order and warranted.
L. W. LYONS,
dl7 2pII g, 2sand 80 s.. Charles St., cor, Common
EGfs'n Large Clothing.
complete assortment of CLOTHING to fit very large
men, always on hand.
L. w. LYONS,
Nos. q, 2s and 50 ST. Charles street
dl7 2plt corner t,ommon street
SERVANTS CLOTHING.
A 1aruo srp
L. W. LYONS,
Nos q, Is and 30 ST. Charles street,
d17 2plt corner comn,on 49,.
tTasin Clothing.
oVERcoATs, ZoUAvE cLoAKs, TALMAs,
sHAWLS, BLANKETS, etc.,
VI all The various styles AID qualities manufactured in the
most durable manner, and for sale at Low PRICES.
TO FIT MEN AND BOYS,
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asn @rIfaas DAILY Crescent.
sF1c,n ---No. 70 CAMP srREEr.

~ We are indebted 70 Nj. J. J. McKeeyer,
agent Or Adams 4 CO. i Express, for papers Of the
lssh from Louisville, Of the 18th from Memphis,
and az yesterJay from vicksburE,
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HATS CAPS. etc.

ATS CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general assortment of sill, and
Fur Cashmere Panama. ghorn Straw Palm Leaf hexican
and Wool HATS, at the lowest market prices by
FROST & CO.,
iyl3 2rkw Mac.v,a..,.
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ng-The contrast. -1vhile congratu1ating

NOSE who hare had the good fortune be born beautiful
wond remind toe whose hair an odous lint by nature or
grizied by clies time that by using CRIsTA DoRo,s
EXCELSIOR III DYE, they may so as the hair is con-
ceshed IN ten minutes bc made beautiful The Dye has been
analysed aud certified 10 be pure and harmless by Ir Chiffon
me most distinguished chemist in The United States
bold everywhere, and applied by alt Hair Dressers.
as 22lmSW cRIsTADoRo, No. Aston House. N. v
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i.ylS 2rkW
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e1Gsaver 4 bakers Noiseless Sewing Ma
CHIMES which SUPERIOR 70 ALL OTHERS, are on sale
ct the Southern Depot No II Camp Parties in want Of
Sewing Machine are invited to call and before max
Ing purchases. Sc 49,,
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Gifts! Gifts GIFTS. GifYs !
Valuable Standard and Miscellaneous Books,

just received and for sale the Lowest Prices large asso
men of FAMILY and POCKET BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS
ANIMALS and ALBUMS, of every description Also, HIS
TORIES ANB LATE PUBLICATIONS.
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New Smyrna Figs.
so cases in drums, half drums and ar. drums
Landing eS steamship Moses Taylor.
A. +. COCHRAN & HALL,
Is New Levee and II Fulton street
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-20

IA ~ ND00l4 - candidate q
- Pro nsssy D1noerncy " Gevosnor, -
: Aegod3lnsy a. ceAoldsx b ~ eanily nh
In taonGnlloosa ftum fn1hes = pon--6oth 4
tAen havine hold nee noaslv slltheie liy>a
WoT6houlA mot Is moro turntined a - the.
Waasr h ~ 1lisuissippi tnsnine d etrcrv
than " would % - e{iher e 49, e6rniS2
their bread out Of offce-and 5000, =
Old Gen, Dodes (who haa lived IN Wiscon.
ain for the last Is yoarll oommanded s bat
tallior Of yolunteefp during the Black Hawk
var. and by the unSorupuloua fslaahoods Of
himself aud friends. t6e people Of the WesA
for some years.vere led to believe that he Va
the rsol hero Of that var. Governor Rev.
noldp and Ford. fboth life long democrafs)
IN their histories Of Illinois md The Indian
troubles. tore the falae nlumea from the old
mans brow. and rave the crel;t - Gen. Hen.
"a. TO whom Il riektfnllv beloneed. hut this
Wa done lonr sffer bot6 Ather and son had
ham aaddled on thu naonla of Wiaconain and
Iowa g perpetual ofic.holdera
"A. G. bodre. Of Iowa. ommenoed his ca
rear A. an ofScehnlaor r. 1879 an3 from that
time 10 The nraaant Ia haa lived ON monev
drawn from the ITr;ted States t,aasurv-hav.
inv received oae k,,ndred fAos.snnd dollars
1cS h;s valnahle m serv;cca Five YEAR aeo
The c.onIe n Iova oave Dndce notice thst
thev vanted his services no LONGER and some
necnla lahored nndar the Naturalization that
he would stsy among us and earn his living
= other man nave II Az Rnt this manIV
courae va little su;ted 70 the taste or incli-
nat;on az Au0uatua Coz !. and a he had
sold himself 10 the Pierce Administration. 20
.n.hla = - rn.h ~ Kac... Nehro.ia
sv,rdI. throurh Concr,ss - conclnded
P;erce .honH nav him an3 h;s conclns;ons
vsrs corrsct IA realized hi. hones and cot
ia NV hv rsee;v;n9 The Snan;sh M;ss;on.
18th s .ai:,v of e;o1feen thomsond dollars for
ths f-st vs:r and n;rs thonsand dollars for
s.ch s,bsecnsnt ve.r Hsre n. q varv inn.
nortent efScs w;th a large salarv. bestowed
49, 80 49, ,f .s-, 1910 v eh;l;tv msrslv
heo.,,sa - hed co:t half ths Ser.to,;.l vofs
~ -. 1sn.;n.t ~. 80 a-,-a.s.d w;shs. of ~
DsoUi"l y ysvo. e Tho Adm ;n;s trst;on.. net
pJSSpsI ~ ."'cA " '''e :. '.o ~ r.
a. rs;,;..., !. n. Snon,sh C,o.rt nados
-. . ro2sr.;.v ~ .h.alrtalv dora noth;ng
~ 80 80 ~: m Mv "omni;c.tsd nnest;ons
h...-."s ~. Tr;.na g. -. .rJ Sr.tr Ala h
..s.," 49, ~. 49,. nc go "a hsd an,
roSs.nan. ,h H.o a. nonan ,hav ra;d Nm
e Snsn;sh M;n;.tar ;n,o a. 20 and loft him
-. Srs.;.h J;Gau, 80, ~o,,ld ha T.
h.t.as 49, a. .h.. 40 .' srd o,r NON on :,
80 ~o,'IS ants. nnon yha J,'.;a. of h;s "fF :.
Nth hs.tsr nrospect Of .sttl;ns ali The tan
glod d;nlo,n.t!o nns.t;ons hatveen the twr
cou 1 nt-;e. chan he nov does In fact Dodg.
ia . man of varv ANAL cal;h;ne. and in an,
Stste.I eo;slatnra vonld ntterlv fail 10 leave
h;s mail - - -. -
Mr Rucbanan after erh.ust;nu all his in
uenn;tv To gst Dodge To do somethine at Mad
rid gave mn in despsir. and ordered him home
In conseonence Of this gentle hint from head
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New York

In the great repositories ofmoney, interest
. mot moro than per sent, and the Govern.
|nont Of ths United States gets money at 5
I per cent II fact. then, the existing rates of
interest prove that money is actually abund-
ant, and the influx Of gold produces its legit-
Innate effect y
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aHav'nt Got any Of Your Size. .

Any one who has lived in Cincinnati
writes Brads) for ten or fifteen years, will
remember + the tailor, one of the Oldest and
best of his craft, as well as the jolliest, al
ways as ready to take q joke as to give one
IL used to be considered the stair thing"
among select party" to send persons to his
store for articles entirely at variance with
what usually constitutes the stock in trade
of members of his profession. 1t SO happen.
ed one day, o. one of the party" above
mentioned, was descending the steps Of the
Burnett House, he encountered specimen
Of Kentucky, who enquired of him where he
could purchase Jewsharp OF course he
was directed to E. 8 store, as the establish
ment where they kept the largest assortment
at the most reasonable ratea Our friend
proceeded at once to the place indicated, and
found E., (who, by the way, was troubled
with an impeachment of speech waiting on
q customer, and after stating his wants. was
politely requested to "w-wait few mo-mo-
momentssa After despatching his business
with the aforesaid customer, he gravely ap-
preached Kentucky with pair Of glove
stretckers. and observed in very mild tone,
"W-we shall hove to t-take your mum-mum-
measure" whereupon he inserted the
stretcher into his mouth, spreading open his
countenance to the full extent of the stretch
and with face indicating the utmost seri-
BUSINESS, remarked to the astonished Ken
tuckian, "Y-young man, Wee hauent ger.
ger-got any Of. yyour s-s,size.-[ Boston
Gazette.
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aBors wrra bs Lrva1Y." "A thing takes IT'D
character from the way in which We view i.
Thus when Dr.. Spooner dined with friend
who had three turbulent sons, and they got
into row ct the table, resulting in throw
ing gravy tureens and hot squash in each
ot6es faces, the father turned 70 the Doctor
with the simple remark, "Boys win b lively,
cir r. The Doctor thought that less livelir
| mess would be desirable. ae
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sPICEs OF ALL RIMS

R Estasc IN Ceancll Rluffs 80
Yae-kernonu deslFoue % etcu111r f.~i
uae Y s!sase efthsss npust1hfng 1evns I'M ~ ~
. = - 49, ~. sses0se st y. 20. tEoQNRR, =
A4ias1 ~. ior 49, 80
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u thee days ~ fplly, fiyclity and %
epaogAneos, tAor66 10 falling what Ae char
es!.eef - pssseutt utsplhs,aes aou vsas
a1ee 6eoome 1Ssf
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It1D 1ia ~ ~ DE Hsklss With
!; - 49, snslAR and sAiid. win tals up
~ lsdsAss sA1stly i ItalE sad tAat in
y - ~ N. eish2ss bsing easlsd iron biz
- 4 Ooapsn ~ ~ sentssaant william
- - win jsin Ne fnily in Italy hin-
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/ Z " Z 3 a ND
DERCUSSKON SEAL PRESS ES are man
establishment on Main ST., Burlington, Iowa.
Thankful for thevery liberal patronage heretofore
tended to US, determined to merit continuance
Of the same by sparng 10 pains expense to give
perfect satisfaction. We are prepared do all kinds
Of Seal Engraving and furnish with Presses Of
any the kinds in Also, Die Sinking and all
kinds OF Stencil Brands done TO order.
J. w. d G. A. WHITE.
Postage Presses will buttwo dollars to any Post
Once. NJ,
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Baggage Checked Through from Fairfield,
No Charge for Handling.
1859 Summer Arrangements. 1885,
G&WH = 81

40OS GUNNER AffanR6me0t&. l0o0
&AX + = 4 : 8
Via Michigan Cent? al aud Gsreaf West
eFn tCAna dn) kailWaY,i
TRAINS LEAVE THE GREAT CENTRAL DEPOT,
i foot Of Lake street, Chicago.
400 A. M.-Det-oit Accommodation, daily Sundays
excepted, } arrives at Detroit at 500 p. m.
1900 A. M.-Cincinnati Express, Sundays excepted
arrive at Indianapolis 400 p mi Cincinnati ~ $3.50
y. m.
500 A. M.-Lightnng Express, Sundays excepted
arrives at Detroit 700 p. NJ Suspension Bridge OF
> Runaio AGO Albany 500 y. m; New York 900
: i. m; Bostor, 12 at ight.
Y 9.O0 p. M.-Nes Accommodation, except sunday.
500 p M.-New York and Boston Express except Sa-
turday) arrives at Detroit 7:i5 q. m; Suspension
Bridge or Buffalo 4.30 p. M; Albany 400 M; New
= York, 1000 a. m; Boston, 200 D. IN.
500 p. M-Cincnnati and Louisville Express Except
Saturday. arrives ut Cincinnati 300 M. Louisville
At 400 pm.
One train on Sunday at S:00 p. m. Af
The 500 A. NJ 500 p. NJ. trains connect at Paris
with the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway, for BuifAlo
and all points east at Toronto With Grasd Trunk Rail.
way to Kingston, Ogdensburg, Montreal, Quebec, and
all points in Canada East, Northern Vermont, New
Hampshire and Maine.
u Baggage checked through.
Through tickets for sale the principal Rsilr DAD
ohces in the West, and at the general Office corner
Lake and Dearborn streets, opposite I'll fremont
House, Chicago, and at the Depot foot OF Lake street.
R. N. RICE, Superintendent.
sPALDISG, Gen. Pass. Agent ap2
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Tho ny b shel case sf Ne. Seeding, fpunA
$50 CLEVELAND, rssasnsd . verdict Of Prob
Ftn1S U.aoR.
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A NEW sTYLE-PRICE $50.

T,HIS MACHINE sews from two spools, as Dur released
i from the store, requiring reminding Of thread
1t Hens, Tels, Gathers, and Stitches in a superior
style, finishing each by its opes without
recourse TO the hand-needc, is required By other
machines. u will do better and cheaper sewing than
seamstress can, even II she works for one cent an
holy. SERo HoR 4 CiRCULAR.
w. T. BANNER. Agent,
decls-oOtf brrinvton.
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Catching Grasshoppers.

Mr.. Isaac Childs Of this village has intro
duced in this vicinity the practiceiof catching
gnsshoppers, and it is now in successful OPP
GRAFTON, many others having adopted it
These pests srs threatening to destroy what
wa left by the freese
By means of piece of cloth Eve or six
yards long and two wide, with q pole sewed
on each side, which are carried by two men
over the heads of the grain or grass, in such
q way that the cloth shall form bag behind
them, the mouth of which is between the
poles, Mr.. G. has caught or bushels in
the course of as many hours, and the enter
prise bids fair to save the grain.
Now We submit that this is an enterprise
worthy the attention of farmers--where grass-
saved at small cost Boys in this village
and it il said that swine eat them greedily.
In catching them the lower pole should be
carried just below the heads Of grain and
the upper one foot or % higher, and lit
tie in advance. This may easily be effected
by connecting the poles with rope, and the
man who carry taking hold Of the upper pole
or the rope near Il The faster the men walk,
or rather run enors they viii catch. They
may be emf - : bag. immerseb in wa
Ter, and the l1sd. = Il nsaid they cannot
be drowned. Y
n Me- assures 40 that we are in no danger
Of Representing too highly the ease with which
they are caught, or the benefit of the practice.
And we strongly urge it upon our farmers to
give it o trial If Ill in town for instance
would adopt it, there would be no danger
Of suffering from their depredations -
Don't fail to give it trial at least We hope
the press generally will copy this article for
the benefit of each of.their readers as may
be suffering from The voracity of the maran
ders of the Establishments Herald.
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MIS-. PARTINGToN's IDEA OF BosToN -
"How the world has turned about, to be
surep said she !" tbs nothing but change,
change Only yesterday, as it were, was in
the country smelling the odious flowers to :
day am in Boston my oillactories breathing
the impure execration of coal smoke. that are
80 dilatory to health Instead Of the singing
Of birds, the blunderbusees almost deprive
me Of my conscientiousness. Dear mel
Well, hope shall be restrained through it
all. They say that the moral terpentine of
this city is frightful. but it isn't any use to
anticipate troubles beforehand; be may es-
cape al harmonious influences that would
have tendency to hurt him, and as the min
istsr Of our parish said with judicial training
he may become useful membrane Of society,
though training 10 bad generally, and i apt
to'nake thsyoung run 10 feathers, like crop
ple-c crowned hsnA But he has genius
looking ct hint comes natural 70 him. like
he nsaslss, and every day it i enveloping
itself more and more. What ere you doing
deasT saA she, rising and going toward
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oct Zs-dwtf WOODWARD, KEIsER . 8HERRILL
BurinZtoa, Iewa.
PoIE CITY, March I'd, 1885.

MT. ia WOODWARD:
Dear Sir:-Your Shutter that have had in
use for about eighteen months 10 the perfect
chine Of the Kind now In used machine that I
purchased In Chicago for short time alter started,
and 1t cost me more for repairs and delays in few
months than the whole Of the machine that go;
from you. Your machine has not cost any thing for
repairs, and il now, after eighteen months service
doing Its work in the most perfect manner. Please &C.
cept thanks past favor and best wishes for your
rccess. Yours respectfully,
nsrlsdkv GE0RGE BEEBE
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J. H. TAYLOR & co.

.. n. TAYLOR. " j. TAYLOR
n TAvr0p a m
wholesale Dealers in ~ ME =, Fence
Groceries.
u -. JEFFERSON STREET. 80 Is
LAVE JUST RECEIVED, and nov oder to the trade
IL At the LOWEST market rates, one Of the iarees
and most complete stocks Of Staple and Fancy Gro
marEst' S go -" y'''"' ever Drought % THU
An Inspection Of goods ana prices in r.sn.ctfurv a.
licted. ~
w SACKS Prime MO ana Laguyra conee
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4 Fersip eorrsspondsns Of he London
Tnss nys: "A gsntlsnaa who has just as-
sxivsd ftoa lily ssaAss thas he saw tie peo
~ = Nice dsag ths bust Of the Rnpsror
: lhroaGA ths ksnnsls Of the town"
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Teeth Extracted without Pain!
nRS. THOMSON a mcCOL. sRE
~ LON, Corner Of JeHerson and t8S
Third streets, are now prepared 70 e. Q1HV
tract teeth without pain, having pre-
cureA the latest Improved Electro-Magnstc IDstr1'
meat superior any heretofore introduced for that
purpoDe.
~ Teeth alIed, and full and partial sets Of
teeth inserted on the atmosphsric principle. All
operations in dentistry skifuy performed and var
nfed SO fdecS. ptf
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Thersi no doaht that the activity Of com.
; mefce hnsinteeassd IN nearly the ratio here
I indicated. Combine this increase With the
/, inereass AZ population, and re shalf have nj
J nest szas2y he ratio eorresp onding with the
0 iaeresief Of Beok Of Rnelsnd notes. The
Banks of ireland, Scotlan1, cad the Provin
/. -, give hank nots circulation, in addition
slat6 above, q abept4 %. 900 900: Thus, the
y bak no>s NfranlatiDn 0fGrsat Britain comes
up - dbeat eiJO, O0O, 600 lot ths psssant time;
I 10e Apeh, walY, ~ than thAs Of the United
!; HtAlsA Tia 6otn kept On hSnd BY the banks
! of0Teas hEiAsies doea Ace sxo6ed enc hall, or
n -, O000O0 sBAe 60 IN eirenlation among
4 thopeop6e,E Il Ao1qa6neo u thsRD being no
bark n0tea .nn06r S.OO,y 10 undo1btedly
eRsatsr AaA, = > Is tAs county. Coin is
much mogeiA eoADoA - oAoag the people.
Htill, when W eoasiass, tAat he nonsy 1sed
i tot iknily tsBAsoots6us, b NOS very great in
anoukk q shan End that the excei5 az coin
onsrsnt anoag tAe British people, over chat
= & sAnegica nust b email Leaking 70 the
.r1Ieeat inoreais u gold IN tie listed 6tatss,
7 - WV mucA doubt WHISTLER there i q
.a16k actnsi coin and ALLAN Il 0tpi& Brit
- 80 - oeunlgy. Al aDy Rate 8 - be
little. In Septanhar, 1857 (ride the RecWd.)
gveneoertoisod Mt the ,coi1 ia ~ y. Shtss
= ~ 15O0 000OO0~ eincs' lhsn u has bssa
increasf3 81 ntiS, add n We put ell the
80 q SssSSseSIik Oss6ss Bsiskin at $50, {
100000 - hall nel b far ent Of the
Wy; ~ theA We haye ~, O00. O9Oas
- 1eaeg q sin1 ~ Great BeifAih
3An6ng& = 5000 ga ~ Aays1
Q posSessa els NJ s1166 o1e Gas