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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-10
YARNS FOR SALE.

UN 1&A0zAA0 01U A12AA1ADs
The MbseTbM, Aving II mas nesth wtstef Dss1lu<oee
having deterDeneA 70 lsove - CarbgnlA. euev . -
nB parn, conng " - AcreslDo acres under culil-
vafon, tm6w ND md pfare rood ffan1
Also, ensmsf 100 acres To- a1E1e unaer cultv1en.
timbee land and prairie Joining, viii eood faze ksaes
vteA stabJe9 md efchsRd = ~
Also, Farm a. 10 ierss 100 asss uaasr eultyson.
With timber land convenient, with good fans house
stables, and IN orchard, &c.
Also, Farm d 10 kssse - undsf euIttvnon Vim
ffa@e house, sfahaes and orchard. IN
Also, Farm Of 100 1eres, 50 aere1 undeg culva1soa
Also, Farm Of 20 Acres, 90 un6eR culttynaSon
Also, Weseesn Land 70 exchanss for sock.
The above described Hasms, III being Adjacent srs
nvenSene 70 schools I'D chnrch, nd vim b sola q
toeatly reduced pricea. s. u
u u sabscibsr Ming On one u
Rhe HVTms. fFe
4 nsgl&vsn M v VII o. ARCHER.
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REPORTED HUNG-Informatio Of reliable
character was received here yesterday that Levi
Durbin, formerly well known In this city, was
hung at Pixies Peak . short time since BY the
Vigilance COMMITTEES, for stealing mules. It APP
pears that when he learned that the Committee
was after him, got some comrades to lay him out
after the manner of q corpse-he figuring stark
dead. One Of the Vigilance boys was left to
watch at a convenient place to see whether il
was rsse or not, and soon the corpse took to
itself legs He was then arrested and hung
We give the news ~ we received it, without
vouching for its truth.-TDav. Dem. 49,
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BOOK BINDERY.


GTEPHEN T. ACRES,
BOOK BINDER, PAPER RULER AND BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTURER, sWYs4s
n CbeDosgAs Rock, Adss ST.. Dsrsia0eOa, ksacs.
Dindng Of every description done 70 order. Blank DoeD
luled and manufactured = any syis. fAp haanhs, &c.
sulsd 70 any pattern. WI, 1880 IN So1y.
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hoA = Osasssxaan. s. nroo1.e seos;ntv y
~ - go u ~ mest elcoren1 gand = ~:
- spsaAess fur Ellmese = loso. ~ 4 -
49, 1917 ssss - s1eesivs lbe Lisocla IA
j - ~ aoeempahaea ~ = =.
$3.50, = NsW Tori. y ~ tDelriopf n 4 fs.s
~ Aeoa91e an1hinues ! psoi.ce -. ~.
~. 49, - - u 80 - - Dn ~
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HoUsE DESTROYED BY FIRE-The dwelling
house belonging to Mr.. Hinton, ON his farm,
some five miles northwest Of this place, and
now occupied by Mr.. John Malone, was entirely
consumed by fire on last Sabbath morning,
together with all the contents, including Mr..
Malone's winter supply of provisions and gro
ceries. his furniture and .clothi6g The cause Of
the FIRE II not known This Is I severe blow
to Mr.. Malone and family, and our citizens
should not be backward in extending whatever
assistance may be required.-lFt. Dodge Rspub.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-10

Great numbers Of Clergyman. hylIz
men, and eminNnt perseaaess hansz
names to certify tie unparalleled ssfhl
remedies, bat OuT space hsye vil na =
insertion OF them. The Agents h6v 80
nish gratis our AMERICAN AIMksAt = VII
are given; with slso full dsseriptS1s y - :.
.c0mplaints, and the treatment fhA sAsA'
lowed for their cure.
Do mot be put of BY unpGin6pied Co.
other preparations they make nee n
Demand AYRR'a, and take no otten, n
want the best aid there 5 Eor them, and vi
have it. "
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-10

Certify that he resident druggists hare a1sarsd then
Certify slas III rssidsnt druggists have asszsd tsn
Certify that the resident druggists have assrsd them
Certify tAas ~ resident Druggists havs assured shsn
Certify ~ ~ rs1asnt druggists have asursd them
Certify thsa - rssdsat druggists have sssarsd 49,
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fREPARrD N
Ayers Catllartic ]
ron INN mrn a.

Cosfiss~sss, JsGsdies. DyY9sa, r.
Dyssatsyy. Fosi ADs1ssuh Rsysgh, =
PilD, RAssasstisa, RsPA;sasa1 So
Lisw COsp1siaG, DrFsy. E1as. -
SAX Akssss, WpMs, God, Nmsis
Dianev Pm. cad ~ Pw.yisg q -
Thsy are sagar-coeted, - tAaGthsa
tive "a take them pleasantly. ani - n
best cperisnt in the world for n thrr,|
family phyutc.
Priee - cents pr Dor; s Amkl
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA


AYERS SARSAPARILLA
1brl gprdag Dissosas,
1br AwstA.1 ~ Resx. 49,
xbr Svcfsla or KSses Eeu,
k6r Tksmoss, Ulcers aNd Sores,
For Es~pstossaad Jsmpses, 9''a Co.
FIR RotcAa, Baotas and Roszs, ss 1a
ESrN. Antsosvs Isss. Ross or Es1sipslas,
~ zsstwasd saH RA~m,
~ Saald Head and nag Worn.
1sr 0nness an 0sao~Ous Cores,
1Sr Sors 1yA. Soss assss Asmss.
1sr Nhnals Dissasa,
16rSspprsssioa ssA kyevsiassy,
~ Sypatas ~ .vas~tas Dtssass.
1sr xss~ csspasssss,
~ Dtssass Of sAsNsass. a4sssa4 a'fA aFa4s ss44
- ssss48saa sss s I'd
1e Mayors a ths chief cities Of the United States Cas
nadas and british Provinces, Chill Peru, Brasil Mexico
md II mot Of alno ~ tn eies ~ seatinsae have
agnsd seADafe MIR psspls vhaA fsme1a
thsy may With safety and confidence But pacs
hsFs win only adnlta portion Of them.
Ayers Cherry, Pectoral |
H. e.
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On the evening of Tuesday, the 8th ult, the
eloop Trio, Anderson, of Arbroalh, (coal,) fou
Leith, left Shields, with q fair wind, and was
overtaken by the gale on "Wednesday uornine
off North Sunderland; got a. far zas Skate
Roads, when they let 60 both anchors, which,
during q perfect hurricane, were snapped, and
the vessel drifted on the Logatone Rock, where
the Forfarshire was lost. The master and crew
had great difficulty in getting from the ship, and
after being twelve hours ON the rock, were pick.
cd Oh by the father, brother, and two nephews
Of that heroine, Grace Darling-the father now
being in his seventy-fifth year, fifty of which
being kindly treated by them, they were landed
next day at North Sunderland, whence they
we're forwarded 70 Arbroath by the Shipxrecked
Rishmen's Society.
. Colonel Gaulden, Who figured largely in the
late Charleston Convention, and who styles him.
sslf the Roaring Lion Of Liberty COUNTY. !,
made flaming speech in Savannah the os6sr
evening he is an ardent supporter Of the
Little Giant Ssms of bio flights Of orsto,y
we're wonderful. Az he was closing on this DC.
casion be pointed 70 the spirit 81 = Alner;esn
Liberty standing with ! foot on the Atlantis
another on the Pacific, ready to plant the otl,ss
On Centraln America The Coionei1 = an;,stn
having more than the usual number a. feet =
vss suggestsd Mat ssshs wns eoil,r Il a III
toars.n Az the Colonel hss taken ooen gronnd
u favor OF the re-opsning of the Slave trade.
- NAY soon expect to hear Of the Is spiTit
having - -sqase foot q ~ African coast.
RxsAz.ssse Al AnURnr Noxsrxp -. -
Mstionai Democrat published ID RAPIDS $500.
Ia. We ind the follouinr 50 - a. IS :
Chr friend n Nallefte 80 dinssto- - =.
ssma'ne Of some giaaneie aaesdslavias sueoeee,.]
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1.-THE post Office in our village, writes Yer.
l5ent lady, 'was kept in the bar-room Of the
tavern, great resort for loungers. An old chap,
more remarkable for his coarseness and infdeii-
ty than his good manners. was sitting here one
day with lot Of boon companions, when the
Methodist preacher, new conner, entered and
asked for his letters.n f8e IS S
I Old Swipes asked bluntly, sAre you the Meth
odist parson just come here to preach!"
T II ami" pleasantly replied tho minister.
"Well,n said swipes, twill you tell me how
old the devil is?"
keep your oacaa family records quickly re-
turned the preacher, and left the room amidst
the roars of the company. y =
TEE SCHEME OF, DlsuxIoN Assistant Score
tary Clayton denies any completely with the dis
union scheme. He says he never saw Lackey,
to the best Of his knowledge and belief. Thus
explodes, with great noise but little execution,
the terrible revelatory eanard of that gentleman
Secretary Cobb also denies everything imputed
to him in the New York papers touching the dis
rupton of the Union. He denounces il AZ an
unmitigated lie, made up vi some casual remark
of his TO the effect that there would be trouble
in the South if Lincoln should succeed-rNew
York World
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49, - NJ
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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-01

r xk N
CINCINNATI
DAILY D. PRESS.
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER
" Is PUBLISHED
nvnRx M oRNtN a.
SUNDAYS NOT EXCEPTED. r
HI. REED &c 90.
PRoPRIEToRs,
AT <r .a.t'
.. ....f 10 trU ..t ..4 '
ONE oENTg
SEVEN CENTS PER WEEK /!
| .. -
| MAILED AT
Three Dollars and q Half a Year
OTTTCIs
y1NE.sr., BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
OPP. THE CUsTOM-HOUsE.
SEVEN CENTS PER WEEK /!

The Propriotors Of the DAILY PREss offer TO the
ublie complete newspaper, Into which more mat
ter IA condensed than Is contained in come daiies oil
much greater pretensions in size, and which thoy
furnish at price that brings II within the reach oi
evsrv man and woman In CINCINNATI, who arc able 10
labor. et .
We ask a fair comparison Of the PREss with the
other papers Of this city Of any other city and the
Judgment Of our readers whether wo do not furnish
PAPER equally attractive at one-half or less than
half the cost Of the other Cincinnati dailies.
Tux DAILY PREss, since II came under the present
management, has increased rapidly in circulation,
and has now probably as large circulation within
the city Of Cincinnati any other ourna and s In
cressipg at rate equal to the most sanguine expee
tations of its proprietors
From its large circulation, and from is size which
makes Advertisements much more conspicuous than
they can be In the large papers, the DAILY PREss
offers the most valuable advertising medium in this
city. Its advertising business has largely increased
and ts columns are respectable exhibit Of the busi-
ness and enterprise of the city Its columns are g.
peciay looked TO for large class ofadvertisemsntso OF
Wants" and "For saie," and for servants, ETC.,
which almost Invariably bring prompt answers
People who are out Of employment, or who want
holp of any kind place their needs before thou
sands Of the laboring employing classes by twon'
ty y-hve-cent advertisement in THE DAILY Pass.
The DAILY PREss has also larger circulation In
oovington and Newport then the aggregate Of all the
other Cincinnati papers.
Business men In Cincinnati can In no way increase
their business 80 easily and certainly BY adysrts
Ing in this paper.
Routes can be easily established for the DAILY
PaEss in any Of the towns within days dis
tance Of Cincinnati BY railroad, and carriers will and
that little energy and labor will build up routes
which will be valuable to them and the great num'
Der Of one-oent paper that can be distributed In al
most any town. will furnish handsome income to th'
| carrier.
We are ready to make arrangements for routes ii
towns not yet occupied With persons who furnisl
satisfactory assurances of character and responsi
fity.
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HALL, CARROLL & 90,
Z Non. Is and u East Oolnmbla-atreet

NWADAME ELLIS, NJ D.. has FOUND
IVA at last Just what the Ladles have lonH nseded
and looked for in vain, the UTERINE kbIAIk...
The Uterine Elixir is warranted 10 cure Az DIS
Womb, the Kidneys, the 0yAries, Hnd the urethra,
Prolapsus Falling Of the Womb, Painful Menstru.
alton, Choross, Amenorrhea; In hct q perfect euTe
i guaranteed by the Of from two to i've bottles o.
the Elixir OF any disease whatever OF the 9enerntive
and Urinary Organs 81 male Sr temsis no matter OF
MADAME ELLIS calls particular attention to tho
following Card Of one Of the most prominent Drug
gists OF CinciRDati: b lsi 'ftf -tss5f lh i#h
"To he Public and no Ladies IN Particular
"we the undersigned, are not In the habit OF siy;
ing our name to patent Medicinea; but knowing wpu
the Lady Physician, and the medicine called tho
Uterine Elixir, cheerfuly recommend IL 70 All ~.
is purely vegetable, and in case can do injpry We
say to all ty and our yoEd for " y9u T sna RELIEF
"oorner Of Fiith and Race strests.'
MADAME ELLIss SPANISH STIMULATING
COUCH AND LIVER BALSAM curos, Without fan.
Pains in the Breast, Back, Side or Limbs; Coughs,
ache, Flatulency, Heartburn, Chronic Rheumatism.
Bilious Collie, Cramp Collie, 0riping Pains OF the
Bowels Dizziness, StupOr Inactivity, Loss Of Appe-
tte and In Painful Menstruaton IL u certain cure
and gives immediate relief In any Of the above dis
manent by the Of two bottles. Only 50 cents
per bottlc-so cheap that every person can got IT,
N, B.-For sale by +. ID. HILL, Druggist, eornoS
| Of Race and Fifth-stroets J. D: PARK, corner Of
| Fourth and Walnut SURE, EQKeTEsINS, a OO.
SGrHS5 JSSn siSSd and as ss.6sts sSFPsr
| OF Elghth and Frceman; EDWARD BOAN1sAN A
| co., corner OF Main and Fourth and MADAME
ELLIS, IA West Sixth-street. sepxI.ey
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spring Festlvitles in Paris.

The Paris correspondent of the New Or
leans Picayune writes April 80:
The festivities are confined to foreign 80
ciety and the Court circle. The Faubourg
St. Germain has closed its doors and reserves
all its money for the Pope. Commerce Is at
4 stand still, and even stock brokers lone OF
them failed this week and wounded Madame
--, every body who has ever been TO
Paris can fill up the name aye, It's she-to
the depth of good many hundred thousand
francs) find that they can not spend money
freely. The Bourse is stagnant; a German
bachelor banker named Bischo6sheim, the
demi-monde call him biehe, as if to show that
all the bankers are not bankrupt has given a
ball and supper at the Trois Freres Proven
caux. His friends were actresses, literary
men of the lower grades, stock brokers,
bankers and some Italians and Russians.
Juliettee Beau was there, dressed as If to
prove that dress was made to exhibit all one 6
person and all ones fortune. Tautln and
Lagier, who now pass for the fastest"
women in town, were also present. Rus
sian lady, one Nine de Boiano has given US
o fancy ball, where no costume was admitted
but peasants costumes, which made very
pretty show, for liberty was given to select
them from any country and epoch. Mrs.
Phalen, of New York, has given a ball. The
Aligres, nephew and niece Of the famous
lniser, have proved that if blood relations
and heirs Of the famous Marquis d'Aligre
they are not chips Of the block he was cut
from. They livein great splendor (they are
| people of immense estate.) Their ball lasted
until eight o'clock in the morning. 49,.
| AT Nine de Boiano's ball the guests did moi
leave until o'clock, A. NJ. ! told you with
what gusto people entered into these enter
tertainments now The Princess MathildC
| has given ball which lasted until o'clock
A. N. The most amusing ball given was by
| NJ Dennery, the dramatic author; he had al
the actors and actresses Of the bouleyards
every body who holds pen, from NJ. Scrib'
and NJ. Paul de Kock to the last new-hedget
vaudevillist. There was great crowd, whicl
gave chance to some willing TO say; MOI
4 Dieu Mon Dieul III swear Dennery has al
his literary eopartners with him Tonight
Every body has literary copartners in Paris
consequently the joke was not as sharp as
| was malicious. r.-
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The RuRAL AND ISGESIors SESfIaEsrAIIsr.
AS q weary traveller was vending his way
through the mud, IN far west region Of
country, he discovered q young maiden
seated In the door Of small log house. he
rode up in front Of the house, asked the girl
for drink of water; he drank it and she,
being the frst womon he bad seen for several
days, offered her dime for a kiss. The
young maiden accepted the offer, and received
both the kiss and the dime.
The traveller was about to resume his
journey, but the maid, never before having
seen dime, asked: 4,
!, l'What am I TO do with the dime2" lf l
, NYou may use il in any way you wish" he
replied; lit Is yours"
q i'If that's the case I'll give back the dime
aud take another kiss"
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QUO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Announcement OF the Proprietor
for 1860.

TINE OHIO WHITE SULp HUR
IL SPRINGS are situated In Delaynre County, IL
miles north Of Columbus the Capital Of ONO, on me
Scioto River, ten miles from DeiawareI hSe mhies
from White Sulphur Station, on the bpringheld, BIT.
Vernon q Pittsburg Railroad, and SIX nlles nom
Lewis Center Station, on the CINCINNATI Ooiumbm
These springs will be open for the reception Of WIS.,
tors from May until October. -
The gratifying experience Of the past Two seasons
las fully confirmed the highest expectations o. tne
arOpfietOr and encourages him 10 perseVere IN MS
svrts 70 make this second to place ~ the country
The large plumber Of peTmanens ses rso snd
nluable medicinal qualities Of those waters Their
Alternative, tonic aud aperlent propertee Ienqer tnein
isefuI in great variety ofdseaaes. The nye springs
fhe White Sulphur, The Chaly beate, The Mngnesnn
rhe Saline Chaly beate, and the spring OF fure ma
ter, are all within the lawn and easy Of access
-G h Il III -.
Bathing here by the plan adopted Is brought into
fair compettion with that at naturally warm ana not
Tho water, heated in the bathftnp Dy stenm
ppes the heat not being raised high enough 70 Ie,
ptate its salts applied to the surface OF ne Dsther
Without the loss Of any Of Its saline ingredlsns M
IThs bulldings are substantial aud convenient The
grounds embracing about $50 acres alviqTa DeLween
lawn and woodland, are tast9uly laid on INTO WALKS
1XaTEIEGRAPH 1Xa OFFICE has boon peryasnsntly
established, connecting the Springs WIN al pa o'
"a "a LivSfy well stocked with horses and carriages
For further information, arrangements iof rooms
f''4p 'f'''' ~ pHSEDREw WILSON. Jn., PrGPristsT.
-,-.,I. l- White Sulphur Postoineei N U
| lApL1-bm. ,Hr
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terrible beyond descrlptlon=-aeaEh ICY sne
tnres How The maniac entered or jeff the
nom she never knew. His departure was as
noiseleae aa his entarneeg So paralyzadu was
sbe with fear. that an hour elapsed before she
conld muster courage 10 call for help; but she
thank ed God when the captains crrel char
Scter became generally known ashore, that
sIie had been rescued from his alliance.
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PRAIsR aoR IFHn aRAPB.

I.rI. . I / .|
49,. 49,. h.vo Z particular aptness to cin-
,snnsI ,hs greatest srsr-growing city In the
A bies.iua on tho vineyard rows
finon the grauo whore OF ~ gfoNs, fH
fipon fhe llmpld juice that qows
Prom its delicious clusters
balmy spring.time bring the dew i,.. ,
Warm summer smile from heavens Dluei ...U.
Tiii sun and shower the time renew 20. lt
The time Of vintage Joyous. ...l.
Dark Isabeila's bunoheg bring, .a L
The Warrons richer oiiering,.. . 'Il.I4 ..r
And paulino's sugary berries nink ..a r
Upon tho heapins basket'' b. iiui
30. we'll drink no longer pnlsousd wine, va
Itouor that never knew the yine, .H'f af'
il Whiie we've juice almost ulyinei t. T..
The harvest Of our MI SUES ai . .at..
200 A blessing on the vineyard rows, 1r
..1 mon the frapo whure'er y groWs, ,....'s.
fIpof The ruby vino that elows "a ., rtt
hi And sparklcs 10 our glasses -..9 il''
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nm AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 1e,


nN AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 10.
q 4. M. EXPR EsSIFro@ Little Miami Do
um5us, ssssbsnsiiis and PittsSurs; S via ccub1s
Orestllne and Pittsburg; via Columbus and Bellair
4. EXP&Eess9Fsom ssI sHE EeSsestd rPa Gincnna Ham
ilton and Dayton Depot-For Hamilton, Richmond,
SnS s:pdRR S sxaT
with Dayton and Michigan Road for Troy, Piqua,
Sidney, Lima, Fort Wayne and Chicago; also for
tom ACCOMMODATION for Hamilton and Way Sta
iIp 1910 A. nj. " EXPR ESS0FTon s. From Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Dopot-Connects via Colum'
line and Pittsburg via Columbus Steubepyllie and
pttsbnrg and via GolSnbps g and 9leyela4d @ nd. .n..
HSSiitoa r. and Dayton boposfoT Dagton, nia sPns
field, urbana and Bellefontane; also at Dayton for
Colnmbusi connects via Hamilton for Richmond,
V $3.50 p. M.-From Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Day ton pepot-For Hamilton and Way stations. q
dation for Columbus, stopping at aif Way Stations
Asp is M.mFro% FFrSrn Little Miami pepOt-AccOmmo.
daGP NJ 1sSi RssITgg9s p WAY Ham
ga and 9a pSytGPP
Lima, Fort. Wayne and Chicago also for Toledo
Detroit and al points via Canada connects via
p MI Liste &sa De-
pot-Connects via Columbus, steubenyille and Pitts
Columbus, and Beilair (wheelins)i and via coium.
Ou' AnS SIEEpfSG-c IEisEEs'fSS5 OARS ON THIS TRAIN.
For ali information an and through tickets pleas,
apply at the Offices, south east corner Of Front apt
broadway; west side Of yipe-sfreet, between tn,
House No. s East .Third-streeti siIth-Sfrest De
poi, and at the East Front,street DEPOT;
- r. W. sTRADER, General Ticket. Agent.
opnip,rsss call for passengers by leaving direction
n
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HALLS PATENT.
HAUL. CARROT.I. a 90.

HALL, OARKOLL q CO.I
Noa. 15 and ~ East Cslumbia.atrcet
III BTRGLkR PIi00f BkF FES- IIhsy have hiven
We ofIor 4 reward OF ONE THOUSAND Doll
LARS TO any person that cam up q The preeept time
With this SAFE we challenge all compsutiop, as
and Burglar Proof now Dlade and nro WILING 20 test
with any ostablshinent in the Union, and the party
we are prepared 20 furnish better 4eiet aud nt ca3
cost, than any other manufacturer In the United
Second.hand Safes OF other makers also on hand.
We respectfully invite the public % call and szam-
ine our stock before purckasing elsewhere. ~
q HALL, CARROLL & 90,
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h Il III y i.
apas-bm Delaware County, 0.
uDIsooyERED AT LAsT-''THE CHART

AT TLAsT-"THEC CHART
IL -oF LIFE, or The True Theory Of kepIod&ne. NC
ton at Pleasure, Preventing X aecorahh obb bne
e, and those not Wishing them, win hnd this pook
70 meet their wishes exactly. NO medicine 20 use;
Of the United states on receipt q W, N. ,so,,
IDr CALVIN is also Agent for Madame De VtIih y A.
obstructedl nenses. Ladies' should not use them
during pregnancy, ag they Will cause mscarsiagJs ~
oDt1,Ilp pt of 81. Address DR.. CALVIN, Bnx 4tA,
0lncinnatl, Ohio, or call At once NO. HO1 lins-
street, between Fifth and SIKH ro.,r Hyp-u D
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Sewing Machine.

They have submitted II to trial and the critical
judemeut of the best mechanics and experts, By oil
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