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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.

ESTABLISHED AS REFUGE FROM QUACKERY
The Only lace vRhe re m Cure can he Obtn ned
yohnsoM nss ascoveLe, me mos. certain, rpeeay snt
~ onY neme9y N ns vera or Meakne,s o, ,h
Anec' ohs o. zoe he1els anu Dsuer
InVonohy DhehHees inpotsney 1enersl Deony nertous
ness LAngu9I Low sphs, O9nIuon o. iasas
tson Of the Heart Imd Iremb inrs Dmneis o. flight tr GA
anss o. ,hs hsso uhroa nose OF skn Aneeoss ., n
Lengs slomseh or bowehh Terle Dsordes arising on
me soh..fy hho o. skchkt ana ,ontAy ptAIee
uefihs marriage &C. nnposs,1S yn1Sa ,,yv
K,rs.,.uv Vim h,v. hs.o ,h S,,In. ., so,,., VI. ~
drssSraI sn bsh hicb ,~ssrs ~ an unms
t.,,a ,I.s ~ S", % ,h, ~ ~ h. ~, % ~
Sa Ih ,S nmo N 81 Ssl.e ns,s
1SJr, iyrs osv csu Lin ri, .orts1aN, " " " e'' N
A''"S ~ "'' '1' "'' MARRiIaE
Married perseni or Young Men contemplating marriage being
snssJiv cured ">"'' 's'"'' Ds'''' us'''' 60
'Pfeauy PH ~ ou,su ro. h,.,, n,,. A.. =, n - t,
eopsde In R bopeT as and conseny rsly NJ.
'-'' - ORGANIC wEAKNEss
Immediately Cured and FuI yigor Restored.
aTe mpSssSe tbs penay paid by he yt1S Of I@proser
Indulgence Young personS are too ant to commit
moi being aware OF he dread that NAV
Now that understands the subject will pretend 10 deny ha
proper habits than by the prudent being Of The
pleasure Of healthy Offspring the svious and destructive
sym body arise stem ecom,s
ranged Physical Weakened Loss Of Pro
Power Nervous 11tGbintv Dyspepsia Attaon Of
Heart I3dlsson Debility Wasting Ofthe Frame,
OPPioE No TsoUrH PRRDERIcK STREET.
Left hand side going oa Baltimore street few doc from the
corner. TAl not to obs rye n.ms and number;
mas ba aos In his onice r r
Mamie, ~ A.. p0v, no,sS. ~ s1so5, .,
h. .., " IT. oT' cn,e,as 10 ,hs IiSaI 80. s, % ~ , @
,, No. h. & @ ~ t ~ ~ ih h ~, ., % n s p
Iss I'M M @ @ @ @ % ,.I ~ "A W, ,,h I, s ~
In lie hs,d IA e,, n ssctn S.t yvou.a ~. ne aIsr
TENDED somemss xi dersngement Of mind were cn,ed in
medjately' " '-''' "''' 'A''O '''
TARR p.pTInuTA An NoTtCp
DR. adde's e. al those who have Injured heu selves by i'm
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1850. FALL TRADE. 1850.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
JOHN +, d u v,
(succgss0G TO ADIE 4 GRAY)
No li7, Main Street. Eagle Square,
Richmond, Va,
HAS Ia store, and Odes for sale
Bs.s spani float Indigo COsh'neL
Prime Or bro Madier starch
Nes ue BiCub sO'a Gum Arabic
Sal Soda CAuphor
B Ias,oae white Lead
Fios.r. selshur, nc Palt
safpetre linssed NJ
CipperNs sperm and Whale Oils
Win var ely Of Toilet Soaps Col gnen Perfumes
Bfushs Coab Ac An of which vi be bol the fAbor.
able tsrmi ior cash, or 70 p'omp! dealers ov,v
nosi- Successor to Ade A Gray, iiI Main S,rye'
UPHOLSTERY AND iPRR-H,NGlNGS.
rIVHE subscriber respectfully 'Oe can from b.. frisn and
ine, eo=hiaing Of The folouing;
Velse Tapestry Brussels Tnrre ply Venetian Dutch, Hemp
&c Hearth kuSs, Door Mats and stalr sods.
Curthin Goods.
Brocate Satin Dlnlk Union DanAsk Tasels 6mPs. lAes
and Mgsn Curtsns vh splendid Of wndsW Cor
sisi Raad, Snd Pins Window Shsdes-a large assortment
IN use
OF al the best patterns and fum the best quality 70 the loEes
priced which IN cut 70 halls and Of ali dimensions
PaPer-HanEings. ~,
splendid Of all the latest styles - follows;
60 Satin and Plain Papers OF every sh hId and color Win n
Of As dr- sut snd Of soOd and marble Being Praei's
myself and having The bst vOtkmen employed all worn
Hn be warranted 90 dive satsfiction.
anything 10 the above line viii Be Punetualy a.
tended 70, both in The city country. -
WILLIAM A. WALTERS.
s-Har shuek Has.reus' and Weather Beds hand
nj made TO order the best material toetl w A w
- BBLS. n r Run, In store Ard for sale BY
OU sea JONES
SOAPS-A m and varied assortment Of te ehiesst ,OaPa-
- Por ale bV DOVE 4 CO.,
oei5 Wholesale Druggists.
100 SACKS MARSHALL,S SALT.
lOO g terces prime sug ,r-eured Hama
500 boHsa AdAmantine Candles.
Bacon SIDES Shoulder Liquors. Fish, &c.
Por sale on eongnment. BY sNODGRASS 4 JOHNSTON
a-2f-b
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uaHTE ) sRADBURRYis PILNOs.

NTTE CALL the attention OF he citEsns of Rich
w nond and virginia Piano fcrtes which
- ave placed Mr.. Carus, hat thslr quAlites R
a sTsry respect nay tested b. he sds Of hsJI "
famed Chickernga
We sarran al Pianos show hgh and
,s esiona any factory IN ne county An Of which eAa
~ se-n Mr. CAFuslb Broad street. "a door hon IN
'a.iG- LtGHrE 4 BRADBURY.
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SUPERIOR ENVELOPES,

SUPERIOR ENVELOPES,
At WHOLESALE
INHE subscriber btg leave call the attention Of Booksellers
stapneT Dealers In Fancy Goods and all nh,rs TO the fx
tsEsVe AID superior qaSy Of Envelope manuactu
ed by him.
The kinds embrace every style Leter, Ncte ocal We'd
PO Polio Drug aud other vnitea Parchment and Cloth
Lne1 AL made Eummed In the perfect and e
best folding matl ines yet iny Mt d
Also, Wr ing Papers Il Sl kinds at wholesale pricss.
Samples with trade list OF prices by mail when requested
DeArs inied 10 call and examine bis qusies, prices
styles. &c Sc. SAMUEL RAHNOR,
oel3-2w liS William St New York.
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LAMARTINE ON ANERlCA.

Mira L.vis' PARIS letter o the Home Journall
found Lamartne in the sGioH in sort OF short blue
and green plaid dressing gown. knew bis age and e1
peeted to meet gentleman OF bent form aud cracked
voice | was happily disappointed. He has the form
and mein of forty AID voice yet sweet aud flexible.
'Would you not like to go TO America and write a
book of trayelsy IL would bring you fortune" said
Hishing to turn the subject.
Go to AmcrIca" he replied, looking at me with as
touishment No, will never set my foot on American
ground The Americans nov nothing hui the almighty
dollar They stuff hcir mlionaircs and staTve their po
cts because they have not the ability to understand their
uortb. You did well TO come where you will be appre'
ciated."
II was appreciated in America" replied.
"Appreciatedl' ~ be exclaimed. There are not many
people in that vast country who understand soul
like yours"
al love my country" added.
"YOu love in vain, he replied, impauently.
al hope not" | reioined.
"You hops 10 vain he continued. "When was able
to live like prince when at the head Of the State,
and all the world bowng TO me the Amerca we're
at NV feet; when was in need, and sent De Place TO
New York to get subscriptions for my works whereby
might be enabled pay my debts they turned their
backs Oh me- was induced to send De Place 10 Amer
lea at my own expense by the advice aud batteries OF
Americans and he returned without subscription
/ Thev dcceitful, false"
"You have many friends in America, / said.
|
thought your great American publisher. Monsieur Up
pleton nv friend but erred, He is rich powetfu aud
| could have aided my plans"
II assure you Monsieur Lamlrtne that If Monsieur
Appleton failed to carry out Your wishes it not be-
cause he did not desire to do He high minded and
honorable gentleman and feels interest in genius be-
| yond dollars and cents" replied.
| "J'en doute, the reed broke beneath me when bad
| most need Of its support" he said, sadly.
"If you would 20 TO New York and give course OF
lectures you would make enough to pay your debts"
| added.
"Sans douts they would give twenty-five sous TO see
me once as they would give TO wild beast; then
it would end They would not come second time. III
| not crafty their curiosity he said mpadently.
"You would like 10 meet our poets, am sure, con
tinued
'You have no poets Soul cannot live and grow there
It starves he retorted.
90, YES, we have poets" went on. 1--WE have Bry
ant, Haeck, LongfelOw, Willis Holmes Norris sprague
&en
''They might have been poes-great ones il they hat
hid the proper nutrm Dt Cone 10 see me every day
but don't bring an American gentleman with you; vii
not receive him if you do he said as roie TO leave
you are DIT, JUDGED Monsieur Lamartine," ri )ired
"Pas du tout" he replied; "the Americans hate mi
because am poor aud | return the compliment mos
cordially"
| "You are frank added as left him at the door.
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Douglas In Northwest rn Virginia.
The following is au eX ract OF letter dated Wheel
ing October 22nd:
"Aorg with this send you copies Of the Intelligen-
Ger and Union newspapers giving an account of the
Douglas and johnson Torch Light Procession, held Sat.
urd4y evening, the 2Oh. Both being in opposition they
Of course do no hot give credit for numbers &c.
turned out We numbered GSI torches aud $50 horse
men, and had application for 800 torches but not
having them they Of course had to go without them.
We oecicd delegations from the county, but owing to
the incemency ohe weather. they did not come no.wilh
standing which turued out the numbers above men-
toned from the city We received with great en-
thusasm the houses along the route Of procession be-
ing splendidy Illuminated; and with boquet4 and
Wreaths from the ladies along with the display Of pyro-
technics from the procession aud crowd, presenting
magnificent scene before witnessed in Wheeling.
We intend having another demonstration before the
election, when assure you will turn out thousand
torches. Ohio county will give from 300 to 800 votes
tor Douglas, Nhle the SeceGers will not poll more than
500 in the three counties Ohio Brooke and Hancock
aud from reliable information received from district
we will poll three -fOurhs Of the Democratic vote not
WitssndUg Il has been thoroughly canvaSsed hy Nee
son. KidEell RrSel and host OF oher lesser lights
all of whom have been met coldy and with very small
suce, ss the true Democracy utterly repudatng them
aud their position. Hoping the to you in
the East, am your FRIEND
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-27

HEARrRENDING ACCIDENT AT NoRTOLK.-A most de-
plorable accident happened Wednesday evening by the
careless handling Of lccockiug pistol bringing the
deepest grief upon a worthy family and exciting pro-
found sympathy In the community The Argus says
A son Of Mr. Jesse I. E~el coachsmith, residing on
Piumes court the Blues Armory, bad the pistol
With which be and other boys had been playing Mr.. y.
took the weapon saving biz son that he would show
Tin how to use IT, then cooking IT, without knowing that
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it was loaded and his finger touching the trigger Il was
discharged and sad to state two balls took effect in the
left side OF his little daughter aura one of them pass
ing through the heart aud killing her almost instantly
She had Just time to utter the words 20 pa, you have
killed me " then fell in the agonies Of death, and alter
few convulsive struggles the spirit fled.
The child thus suddenly hurled into eternity was about
eight years old and at the tmsof the accident sit
ting in the doorway with open book in her lap study
log her lesson for recitation at school day.
The shocking affair caused agony of mind bordering
on arrangement on the part Of the unfortunate father,
who, sezing knife, made desperate attempt to take
his own life, in which he was, however, prevented by
persons who happened TO be near at the time.
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CHARLES RUMPP,

2 o r TIE M N N A 1 T.
POCKET ROOK AND SATCHRL
MANUFACTURER,
No. a. North sixth Street, below Arch.
Philadelphia.
PORTE MoNNAIEs, CIGAR oAsEs, P0cK.T BOOKS,
BANKkRP CASES,
PORT P0LI0s,
CABAs,
DRESSING CASES,
MoSEY BELTS,
WORK BOXES,
ETUIEs, 4e.
e0- wholesale aud Retail. IA
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II REP COOL !--The celebrated unezeeed "CH ALLESGE
N REFRIGERATOR With side Ventaor. Water Coolers, var
1us patte Ice Pitchers al sizes and patterns Ma
ser patent minute Dream FreeEers and variety Of
other kinds, FOR sale al reduced prices.
particular attention 10 the justly celebrated "CiAL-
LENGE REFRIGERATION considering the best article Of
bred a n place and therefore With eonn
dsnce Anner SIMPLY us received feW only Of which
Of the above requested 70 call and
g. "A. BARGAMIN, ia,
was-u qlI Main 81 Richmond Va
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To- SPECIAL NOTICE Il
1850. FALL AND WINTER TRADE. 1850.
The great emporium Of
ALFR ED MO Sc S,
III,

The great emporium Of
ALF r ED M Q s u s,
90 Main street,
VVAs hand and receiving daily the most varied stock
Ct DRY GOODS exhibited by him In the city OF Rich
mOnd emb aciug the latest syles aud Novee' OF the Season
the foowl Goods such Inducements N be t0ered that
cannot be had elsewhere and purchasers will find greatly TO
their advantage 70 get hef supplies from the CHEAPEST HousK
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Black and Fancy silks, nsw StJlcs
Broeade and Rept silks
Soldsnllss, Veroniess, p plns
Plan and Fgu- ed Delaines, all Wool
Merinoes aud wONen Plaid. &C. Ac Ac
CLOAK DEPARTMENT
y different styles Ia Beaver and Cloth Of the latest novelties
Of the season. New styi-s received weekly.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
Sanets Jeans Full Cloths best MAKES, Sleeps Grsys ker
seys Twetd Plaid unseyS, Che tngs shringS can oEna
barys PiAIn Spp servants Baukets5 600
pairs hand ts cheapest IN the stae and variety Of other
goods for Servants Wear. al very lcW press
HOUSEK sEpING DEPARTMENT.
Towels and Towrlng Crash HuckAback TAPER Br1Fye Dla
per Scotch and susa thPer Doy,s Napkins Table hamssk
Table and Piano Cashmere Go err irish Linens. Ac
CAEPsT DEPARTMENT..
Splendid ThreePy Carpets patterns super lngrane CArp-
Grossly brussels Yelye Rugs Brussels do Hemp and
Rug oap all Of which viii be offered at % cent less than
last season's prices
Eubrod,es Bosiery Gloves and endlts variety Of Goods
usually found In Iy Goods establishment and every article
will offered uch low prices that cannot fall 10 meet the
ofthe clrset Our main t r will be 10 please all
who may favor Us with call
For bargains the great Downtown Emporium Of Trade Is
oei2 Il c. MAIN STREET.
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FOR FARMERS.
PRIME HEAVY BROGANS.

MADE EN RESS FOR Us.
wuT have 10 store large % saprrlr sHOES made
M in ezra syle q al s for hen Wonsu and Boys Aso
49, heavy Boo's sat abe ol dishsra and farm
h,s. TheEe ehoes will double lnng any
80 IA NirEula have sold th ~ The lagt and
- frfr virginia and hey the be Ne b. q
n thrv have given her vana; Hsr have ths
trve We invite al 10 u really prime 81 90 4
..iS.nd ernulns We tae hsLs Armoy ~
80 nsnI and BoyS sessd Echoad tds BrOgaHs We VII asI
Ns1 ~ S'' PUrNEY 4 WArrs
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CHANGE or HOUR.

ON and after Monday, l5h lost the ccoHmodaton ff,
" Train OF this Company will be dals Sundays ~
cepsd leaving Richmond for MIG rd, 85 p ". Returning
will leave Milford at NJ, and arrive In kehmord at 9lh
sAML RUTH, sup't Tran.
Office r. " &P. n T. Company,
Richmnnd. Oct 10 lsdO. oelO-tf
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[Corresponden:e Of the Peerburg EtpIessl
TWO FATAL TRAGEDIES IN THE COUNTY OF
Observation-Disclosures OF THE SURVIVORS.

FAMvILLE, Va, Oct. "a, 1860
Dsdr Esprs0-I have just learned the particulars Of
two teri5e homcides pepetrated in Buckingham county
on Monday and Tuesday Of this week. On Monday, 1T
the Court House Of the above named county Samuel
F. Abrahams killed negro the property OF nr. Cham
bers by striking him the head with sedge hammer
Il appears Abrahams had left mule at the shop (the
negro being blacksmh) With directions TO be shod by
the time he returned but upon Abrahams returning snd
not finding his request complied With he demanded the
reason. The negro replied by saving that his master
orders were that the first should be the first served
and that he would shoe hs mule as he could,
WhereupOn Abrahams seized the hammer and dealt bin
the fatal blow Ahratams at once taken into Gus
tOdy aud committed jail where be awaits his trial
On Tuesday following at AndtTson's shop, rear the
Court House. by the name Of Bankenshp was
killed by TOuey duriug warrant trial, which tue
parties we're engaged H. dispute about the mat;
ter, harsh words ensued when TOney drew dirk from
his walking and deliberately plunged 1t into Bank
enshps side three successive times which terminated his
existence Instantly Both said to be desperate char
acters
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NARROW ESCAPE OF COL. PRESTON.

NARKUW ESUAFhUF VUL. FhLoIUN.
LOUISVILLE Oct "a, 1860.
letter from Col Preston, minister TO Span gives an
account Of the narrow escape Of himself and family from
drowning in vessel on which they had embarked at
Marsaies en- route Madrid. Col p was saved by the
desperate exettons of Maltese and Catalan boatmen.
MOVEMENTS OF SENATOR DOUGLAS.
MNPHls, Oct. "a, 1860
Mr. Douglas arrived here last evening, and was enthu-
siascaly received He addressed large assembly to-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-30

7@s%.,..-% ~ss. 1@:.ss:s 49, T-..sS-,..~ $500
z5 - s-S y. 4fsL 80 & f,o
~ N.-sYrsa l.sA r~~k ~ h.s,se NJ a ia
S..s. Z ~. " 49, s:,..s., .,..,..se;c,. n.
i.ss. 80 a NJ. y.,,t q s.sr.s a sstshls.h
esssi,s- ccrrccsios - ~ ,errsSs~tss;vc h.S
MI onlv sold out bul 1900 5000 worth more
. suDnly a. imperative order. Being s.illv ha
eanf I'm II TfNhrv II Nh hoeel "a secSiyed him
a ele~anf 49,. ~ tola IL stcry. &c. promo
- n Inv fDr cash. ~ replace ~ purchase ii
nreferred IN the nert arrival me fellow pre-
sseneeIi snvtkinr hut M anneerancc W scoun-
All huf ~ ~ nr;ekina VI M thumbJ NJ. I.
thought there Va something wicked in tho Vi
cinity. So ~ caufiously laid n with diamond
broker and detective, and BY them the nego.
tiatiOn Was continued The dtamonds changed
banda, were placed IN little square box on ~
LAtour's table, and the parties Were dcMred g
take the boz 70 Duncan, Sherman y Co.'S Tor
sa1e keeping, with check which would pc CASH
ed there. Bat The eyecf he dstecttve had already
discoveseo she aod6e. nc unen g neIaraeu
ABOUT ~ sne Polse rencnnal 49, - DA Sl,ss.
snas sne Rackaee y EQUIV ~ ~
Through tne Dotsom q me OoA M.O nss ma W.
Gus nis nos'ce. ne s'Opcd y once
49, r.n.,... ..,rcrcD,;c.l 80 !. a,v;acd into
.~elve ;rssesd n trenty. four hours. These arc
d.s;sn. s, !. foilov.. Iidn;oht- timc two
o'clock-cow time; four o'clock tiger time; six
o'clock--rabbit time; eight o'clock dragon time;
ten o'clock-snake time; n0on-horse time: At
ternoon-two o'ciock-fneep 9me ioor O'clock
monkey time; So ocioce--cn'cken .line' e'sht
ociock-dog time ven ociock-nog time'
POPULATION o. JAPAN.--Ine number Of IN
habitants o. japan 70 SFcab extent matter
Of conjecture some writers place y low q
!0OOO,OOO, wnile otners nave estimatcd y az
high as 4OOOO,OOO From colonization baaed
-. Ipu 80 ~ y. ~ 80 =. ~,
~ e.s;n,a.o ~ 81 G 900 4 80 -. s..a., '''"s
s-''''~ - i, = -. -
=. EnANclrA a o. ekvEsrrFNk NsahoEs-
Ut. -. Oushoert, t0A etenrHe, son o. aformer
United etates senator OF thus State, has recent
,y;ios nar,h.-as. 10 rs,ar.c,, $500. ;sn
Nm s,ve ncgroes Il rhnn, \. h.d r;von l;s,sr.v
Thev 80 Ia Isst ~ u &.
r. q tbe others i. v;rg h.sy .ert ~ I;hor;.
ehrouCh III Colon;..t;or Scc;ctv
=, ...:-rn--
= morev ma shont sEtO ~ ,rcr;s;on 1850 c,oth.
inc ma frritnr a M deat;tnfe III the i.te ~.
naio, Rnck Island contrihnted over ii sO1. NJ.
line orcr Al 900: Duhunue Asf,O.
49,,
The nroner name and the one M" dsc;ded n,,nr ~
Cameras il Ar;znma. = = - 'fs- =
=.
&sl1 on nersons ref,s,ns e srsver ia Question.
of Tho oenms taker
,.s .o.n = uU1sn, VINO ioI tnsec years mas Deeh
. ~ !" EnsIand On temperance, returns 70
'''o o'''s'u SsA'cS - Suiv'
II is estimated that every fiftieth person in
Great Britain y addicted to strong drink; that
one - every TWO nunorea ana elgnty IS prison.
~ -. anu 1e - esely seven nuiidred an inhaDit-
ans ~ iulAs'c asylum.
The new crop of coffee in Brazil is larger than
ever before known, the limbs Of the trees having
TO be propped up to prevent their breaking be-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-30

The NEw JuDGE THAT Is TO BE.-William l..
Harris, Of Mississippi, is one Of the most promi-
nent candidates for the seat on the Supreme
Bench. made vacant by the death Of Judge Dam
iel. Harris is now Mississippi Judge, and last
summer he delivered an opaion, in a case where
property was left by will to free colored woman,
that would put to blnsh even the barbarism of
Guinea or Dahomey. He will make fit coad-
jutor for the majority of the Bench in their pres.
ent effort 70 override all the decisions and discard
all the great principles of freedom which the
Courts have established under the influence Of
civilization and christianity during the last two
hundred years. Buchanan should by all means
fill up the measure of his infamy by appointing
this Harris Judge of the Supreme Court once gra-
ced by Marshal and n Story.-Gate City.
Land warrants have again taken a rise,
since the definite action Of Congress in regard to
the homestead law. We quote, with an upward
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. s..---s -, = =, 60 $3.50, He 81
-.l.... .,.s $3.50. ,s.sssE 1!.s. q I.sssse 81
~. s.. q. 49, 49,. .s..sS 49, Wease.
~. .-s.. 49,. = 49, 3. ~" ~;S,v' ssS -.
s..g..S - 4 ~. $3.50. s1S ~. 80
80. ID y. e s.1.s-N'.---.--S $3.50.
IUnoa \. ~. ~. 49,. u
county, kspehncaa eoys 49,. =. 49, -. =
Brooklyn, asasoo ~ ~. nssckes. = 80 co1a.
y, has aaccssslelly s1osea z 49, 9 e 49,
yeafs etam&ng mo0 - 80 en0 No. = Ass'
Nsvkirk, q hFsoklyh
ar,csps At Fon4 Doses. The Sentfnel Of The
leth reporta that lrra Elisa Lumpkina, well
~ nvcrably Known woman IL that place, com-
-itteA auicide By hanging hereelf lev dlaye
~. 1he had become defSneed.
~. fs.....,,,.,-. p.s.e.. - ~ s,.4 80. .h.t
49,. ~ ~ &..... - 49, ~ T..e..
S:.s -. y -.r - -. .hc.l 80
~. &.... 80 49, .a.s;.. +. 49, =. ~. r.
49, - ...s. !. $3.50 - NJ ~.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-30
TEETH EXTRACTED WITH

DRs. BRONSON 4 McCOLLOM.
Cor. Jefferson and Sd Sts,
Are prepared to extract teeth without pain having
rocured the latest improved Electro Magnetic Instrument
uperor to any heretofore introduced for that purpose
Teeth fed and full and partial teeth inserted on
NE atmospheric principle. All operations in dentistry
sAhiuHy performed and warranted. jan. 2-hptJ.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-30
RAILROADS.
n b. & @ r. II. LINE.
W
Ia Z = :
Old and Only Reliable Route East.

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Old and Only Reliable Route East.
From Burlington to Chicago Detroit Toledo Pittsburg
PMiadephia Baltimore, New York. and all other Eastern
and South Eastern Cities.
lst Morning Train leaves sos A. M.
~ Accommodation g 800 p. M.
Sd Evening Express " Sis p. NJ
Passengers leaving Burlington the sos A. NJ train
connect at Mendoza with the Illinois Central Railroad
North and South, and at Chicago both the Morning
and Evening trains (sd5 A. NJ. and sl5 r. M connect
with all the great Eastern Railroad routes, to wit NJ c.
and r. Wayne r. via II. Wayne of which passengers
can take their choice.
Only twenty hours from Burlington to Toledo Thirteen
hours ahead Of any other route leaving Burlington.
Baggage checked through to Detroit Niagara Falls and
New lork, Boston, Toledo, Dunkrk, Buffalo, pit.sburg
and Philadelphia.
Tickets for this great Eastern thorough fare for sale At
Unmxs Fairfield NJ. Pleasant and At the Ticket Office
Sleeping Cars attached TO the Night trains
Fare - low ~ by any other route.
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