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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-30
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sA Tsas uneauslles Errepe.n Tfoupe ccmNsng ~ ~
Crest Talent TIE EqnesrIan Profession: VII sshl't
tas'r sPna !, Nasi snd Ess'''as re''s q
Az Burlington, On Saturday, July 7tf.
Grand mid slay Performance ensnmrnruKat oe!sck
III a., ana n W evrnfrK " y oscsnck Aiaisaon 10
cents s,ailcrrn = csnts. parss. III es .aj M# !.
Aneas q rs' s.inspls ne Royal
I'M Ecole De Manage,
NH - ~ The Rrslliant and Danntles Ar.iAc
t Gsaata NARY Ann COOKE,
On. htr teAa.ifal Man4ss Iiarac JEPITER.
0ssaF asfRs aEAPETITE Laura
AsAsfs On hnrSrhack the hose Gti.
WAITER COOKE
On Ms EfId Bare backed steec.
III .4ssas ,yoUNG LESTER,
The Champion cpntorf.onfA az Europe and America.
i84 aH II. MADDGIE L Z
~ 'a''asss II W. n. TT vi 1is n 1TfF Ens f'n'''
A matches act On two horses BY
Macy ANN COOK AND MAURICE MILLS.
i i PROF. CHARLES and his pet LEOPARD
sss#arHt5 s AI.AzEPPA. s#s
The sonssisnr Doa bic Sum nj pc, aace
faei fRH besides many other Gres1 Acts
The perfemaaoe will be in,srspersesl hy tho Gymnass
s&ss# $780, and lolnacioas Drolc-.cs u
4 THE cOCET JEsTEIi, GEO. coSsTIEfF. Nj
e sE The entertain ent w VI commence with 4
A GRAND 4llIFPO-DRAMATic SPECTACLE,
zSa as3y And conclude with ssss 4B4
EtRLESQUE EQUESTRIAN PAN TOMEAfE.5
PROF. RFrBENS
viii form Procession n hs Splendid Chart and drive
stgsfs Mammoth Tronpc Of beautiful HoF~~s,
M 7rA AsSR accompanied by
SEPERB BAND 6F. .HISIC.
VIII enter town At ~ on the day q exhibition.
4l8 ------------ --------E4--- 34
THE SABLE IIARMoNISTS
Will gives GRAND C0NCERr IN iIse Pavilion im-
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New York, June %.
FLOUR-Recepts Y, 2Ib bhls Market dull and droop-
ing. Sales W0 bills At Z. S565 - for super state;
% .0G5 IS extra do; 45 4, super WESTERN - $50!
% common TO medium ext IN WESTERN 45 S5Ia ~ infe
,ior to good shipping brands extra Il. H. o. Canadian
Gonr heavy. Sales tfcao bbis at $o!o6S1 10.
RYE FL0Uk--Sseady AT - 5u6iI 20.
WHEAT--Eeceipts a. 300 bush. Market active
and favor Of holders Sales 00 su>h at z9dfI 30
Chicago spring; III 81 Racine; ~ S20gI 81 Nil Club;
81 ltl Is winter red and amber western; 81 prime
white Canada
KYE-Quiet. Sales at s2sts3.
BARLEY-Du
CORN-Receip,s 81 100 bush, market heavy and decln
ing Sales 6o,an bush at 6iiG56j unsoand mikes! west
ern 65@66 eastern do 66e5 ii sound shipping mixed
western. tttf
OATs-Dull at 37@io for western, and Canadian Al
state
at 81 tQI2I4.
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Chicago, juno ~.
Flour-Markct extremely duh. Sales of LIP

Flour-Markct extremely DUH Sales of liz
bbls choice spring extra at s. delivered.
Whcat-Msrket quiet and prices &c lower
Sales of 10 ,00a bu No spring at 81 ,06 in store;
700 bu do at 81 ,O6J; 5000 bn do at 81 OF: 5000
bu M. sprirg at 81 Ga; 1000 bu do at 81 ,o5i;
100 bags No. at 81 ,o5 delivered; 300 bu club AZ
Sl.07, closing firm.
Corn-Martet heavy and prices ruled &c be
low yesterdays quotations, although at the close
there was rather better feeling. Transactions
were 5000 hu No. river white at Ace ailoat;
5000 bn canal yellow at ACC: $500 bn do at - 4
10000 bu No. at Al; 1850 bu rejected at 4ac;
1000 blu do at 43tc; 43eo hn do at Az.
Oats-Market quiet. sat Et
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L0coroco coxs,srxxcy,--The loudest T1cccfoco
yeIpcrs about Y Politics and the Pulpit" arc NJ
terly dumb concerning TIC public interference ri
Archbishop Hu8hes in favor Of Mr. Douglas. n
the Rev. II. w. Becchcr had made : similsf as.
inonstration for the purpose Of centroliag Pres
dental nomination, the whole pack would have
set up = howl soload AZ to resoand all over the
country u
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-30

u The Richmond Enquirer hoists the name
Of Breckenridge and Lane This example willbe
followed BY most Of the Virginia papers. The
'aemiaatisa of Breckinridge entirely took the
Douglas men by surprise, and is che occasion OF
bitter lamentations and objurgations. Dickinson
OF New York supports the Seceders. In leteer
g friend he declares that he will vote tht tick
ct If he is the only man in New York to do so.--
John Gochrane would have give half he is worth
not to have made The speech he did, insorsinE
Douglas.
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Tm GREAT EASTERN BY our telegraph news
il wil be seen that the long looked for steamer
Crest Eastern las arrived at Sandy Hook in /
DAYS Ringing three days later foreign news.
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&c The prize medal OF the genteman's de
pytnent of Burlington University, presented on
Wednesday afternoon, was awarded to JOHN 7.
RMEY. In the absence Of Cox. Kirkwood, Rev.
q. b. Jcceiyn delivered Misrepresentation speech.
The awards in both the male ami female depart
merits gave universal satisfaction.
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I rsics az hor.sa pra sorfis.
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lg.-chrstian Leatherman was found on Sun.
day morning, lying in dying condition, at the
corner Of New York and Vermont streets, In
dianapolis. From his appearance he had been
stabbed and then thrown into the canal. from
which he succeeded in getting out, but fell down
exhausted in the place where he was discovered.
He died In few hours. He is said to have been
arespcctable man. During the same night, Viii
liam Rckley, while lying in an intoxicated condi-
ton On the track of thu Bellefontaine Railroad,
vas run over anil fatally injured
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NEVER DsExcH HORsE.-Thc Agricultural
'e'ame Of the Report Of the Patent Office for
1859 eontsi ms valuable paper translated from
work by DR.. Wsgenfcld, . Veterinary Surgeon
OF Dan,dg, in Prussia, proving, among other
things that infusions or fluid medicines, such as
~ Of tarpentine, brandy, milk and molasaes, or
hauids Of any kind, should never be given to
Aorses BY thrusting bottleinso the mouth while
The head is held up by assistants. There y ai-
ssss danger that more or less Of such liquid
vlu and il way into the lungs, more especially
u the tongue 10 drawn out sad the an1mai, a.
sIll eonmonly happen, more or less irritsted or
frightened In oil such cases lasting or fatal IN
jury y done.
Many Of our farmers vho, . few years agc'
worked their horses With blind brides and
dreachcd them occasionally with blue dye, spirits
q tsspansine, whiskey and such things, have
gone South, where they may occasionally hops
% b administered 10 10 u,acn the saEAe way
Let " Who remain read DIR. Wagenfsld and
@ank NJ Baehaaan's Administration for =
nseh light on m important subject. How shal
p atsgs bc Kivea 10 hovsssi In nssb ord moiAe
~ ssjeliies o. pills laid well back on The tongue
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-30

To PREvExr Docs GOING MaD.-Mix q small
portion of the aoar Of sulphur with their soed
or drink during the spring months This is prac-
ticcd in Europe to prevent the disease from
breaking out among the packs Of hounds which
belong to the English nohlemen, and is said 70
be sure preventive
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THE SABLE lIARNONISTR
Will give OR AND C0NCERT IN ihe saSne Pavilion I'm
hedatsl after ir crmcnsion u te Circus performances
Is lima h,.tA n
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Our young friend c. H. Fletcher has To-
Gated at pIattsmou.h, Nebraska, and put out
his shngle, which reads
Z. n FLETCHER,
x Law and Collection Office, and Land Agency
He has many friends hcrcahouts Who viii be
glad 70 hear ef his prosperity and success in the
psoieseieIa &siicll ho has chosen: Il G
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LEAVING TUE Ro1rES SmP-Thc Pepin Coun-
" Press. bssl.lished at North Pepin, Wisconsin,
hsahandoned Douglas and his sinking fortunes,
.sd joined the Republican phalanx. The editor,
t-B Shaver, says he has "been u member OF
'he Democratic party during the last ten years
ever since he gave his first yote;' but its
soSnvard course on the slavery question, COM
Fss him to seek association 18th principles more
U consonanca with trnth and justice.
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- 3 ~ 49, Es#l Sc. Louis. June q. IN
WHEAT-Market improved, from light re.
ceipts and favorable New York advices, with
sales of 1900 to 9, 500 ska club and $50 do fall
IN private terms; spring 81 OSGal O5 and club
from 81 Oh to 10; also 20 bags fall priv
80 bags do at 81 20, and A bbls choice white at
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-10-22
DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND
DISPATCH PATENT,

Tie b1retOyS Claims as Acknowledged aad protected
By TIC Governments Of CanGda, Qte UltfEed &GtsE,
GHd Great Brftaia to al So1sDt Il May coHozn.
UTHAT CLAIM AS MY INVENTION IS, THE
w oontHYanes of keeping accounts current, Of
Whatever kind, description or variety, In printed
erm, by keeping the statements of the several &C
the type being 50 arranged In form as to admit OF
being readily and quickly readusted in any partiSu
lar part, where an ACCOUNT may have undergone
change, by the lapse Of time or the current Of busi
ness transactions; 90 that, when REQUESTED In all
such parts mp any given date. impression then
taken from the type shall exhibit in printed form,
the true state Of ali the accounts 50 kept accurately
representing all the balances Conclusions, In
eordaneo with the end or ends contemplated In keep
ing the record; rendering it, In commercial bnsness
. balance sheet Of the most compact and perfect
character, the details Of management being subsan-
that the fact facts TO be recorded, may be repre-
Bented by figures, symbols, dates, numbers, used
either separately or In combination, by whatever
else viii indicate the TACT facts Is desired: and
fnrthermore, based ON this primary invention, also
claim the deTies contriTance Of rendering OF
transmitting accounts In partial full Statements
when the statement statements 80 sent are Thus,
substantially thus, kept in type, by the contr-
TanceG Of my invention, be the medium Of transmits
dering accounts by the use Of the Dispatch Machine
constituted of Apron Movement, Reel, and Cutter
stamp, claim in the broadest aud fullest sense and
also the machine ITSELF embracing all its forms aud
modes, Of operating, as indicated in describing IT.
either Is simple hand instrument, as propelled
by machinery, And in connection with these speci-
De claims, and based upon them, 1 also claim all
other means and appliances substantially the same
a. those hereiuclailDed or intended to DO claimed
With these claims fully acknowledged and protected
- above, this Invention has already spread itself
over Canada eighteen States Of the American Union
and into Great Britain, and Is used tn than
three hundred Newspaper OBces. Its Immense value
TO banking and similar institutions will be shown in
. circular which will make its appearance soon.
Meanwhile applications for Information, "Deeds Of
Right" or 'sDispl Machines" will receive due at
tOutiOn, when addressed either TO
Rev. Robert, Dick, 6 st r.. NJ Z, r or
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ON and after Monday. the 18th of April 1850, the
" passenger Trains will run daily as fonoWs:
FirBt-The Great Southwestern. st. Louis, Cincin-
natl, Columbus, Wheeling, Benwood, Baltimore and
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily at
4;35 2. NJ, arriving in Baltimore at $50 A. NJ, con-
Meeting with trains for the Eastern and Southern cities
Returning, leaves Baltimore at 4. P.M arriving at
Benwood at T:3S and Wheeling at sos A. NJ connect
ing with the great Western sOuthwestern and North
western Express This train only stops for meals and
supplying engine with fuel and water.
Second-The Northwestern, Cleveland, Chicago, st.
Louis, Indianapolis Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus,
Wheeling BenwOOd, Baltimore, and Washington City
Express departs daily except Saturday at $50 P. NJ
and arrivesat Baltimore at AIS P. NJ connecting with
the trains for the RaEtere and Southern cities. Re
turning leaves Baltimore at $50 A H. and arriving
at Benwood at S37 and Wheeling Mt 4:05 A. NJ. This
train stops at all regular stations East of Cumberland
Wheeling aud Cumberland Accommodation train
leaves Wheeling daily Sundays excepted, lat 10 A. NJ
arriving In Cumberland at S:25 P. II. Returning,
leaves Cumberland at 6:20 A. NJ and arrives at Wheel
ing at $40 p. n. This train stops at all stations.
These trains all make close connection with trains
j. B. FORD, Agent.
w.P. SMITH, Master of Transportation.
L. II. CoLE, Gcnl Ticket Agent. april26-60
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HEAR WHAT THE People, az.

The undersigned having used Professor HUM
PHREYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
In our families with the most satisfactory results and
having full confidence In their genuineness, purity,
and efficacy, cheerfully recommend them to all per-
sons who wish 70 have safe, reliable and ecactous
remedies at hand for private or domestic use.
Tie Rev. VIM. HosmeT, editor of 81 The Northern
independent" Auburn, N. T.; the Rev. r. II. Ores
sey, DID,, Rector Of St Peters Church, Auburn n Y
the Rev. Is. L Ives, Chaplain of the Auburn State
Prison; the Rev. Spencer 81. Rice, Rector HeW-Bed-
ford Mass. the Rev. Allen Steele EeW-York Con.
ference; the Rev Samuel Echols East Geneseo Con.
ference, " y; the Rev p S. Pratt, Dorset Vt Tie
Rev. John Z RobIe, Buffalo A. c. Hart, ESQ., Utica,
Schuyler Coifax, south-Bend, Ind; the Hon. George
Humphreys, \. Z. Henry D. Cook, ESQ.,, E.Itor Of
the Ohio State Journal" Columbus, Ohio the HOu
Z. H Graham, Moline, III the Hon Thomns J..
Chase, Monticello, Fla.; the Hon. Joseph Benedict
Utica, n. Y: VIM. Bristol, ESq, Utica n. Y; A. g.
Pond, ESq., UtCa, n. Y; James Plunkett Esq., NASH
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PITE Vegetable EztructS and nat atp in CLASS RI
SES Air Tight and ICiH Keep IN any cIf5GdtE
The FiNLLY Ca 'fTHARTTC FILLS is
gentle but active Cathar % tic which the proprietor
has used In his practice. more than twenty years
Ihe constantly increas- ing demand from those
VINO nave long used the II PILLS and the salts
action which all express ~ in regard to their use
has induced me 70 place n them within the reach
Tie Profession well know that different ca.
thartics net ON different portions of the bowels
The FAMILY CATH - IA TIC PILL has, with
due reference to this - well established fact
been compounded from g Ia variety Of the purest
Vegetable Extracts, :. which act nike on eve.
~ part of the elemental p ry canal and are oood
ana S9Je in all cases q where aCathnrtic nee
ded, such as Dcrange-i, l1aentS of the Stomach,
SeGPinexS, Fofns IN The q BGcl and LoiHS. Costire-
HGES tuin and Soreness 0rer EIe I0hoIe bCy rom
sudden cold which fire. q iqucntly, if neglected end
in long course OF EEUeT, Loss Of Appetite, Creep
ing SenSntion of Odd ~ IoUeT Ghe 6odv. HeStlsSs-
ness, Headache or ICeieht Q in HE head all E1fEnnT
1VutOTy Diseases, 1Po1aS in Children or AGLIts Rbs1
HdtiSH, great Purifier of tho Blood and many dis
eases which flesh is heir to-, numerous to Eention
in this advertisement DoGe. 1 to g.
PRICE 3 IBI1IES.
The LIVER ISTIGoRATOR and FAMILY CA
THARTIC PILLS are retaiicd by Druggists general
~, and sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large
towns ST. W. SANFORD II. D., =
MnnuJa turer aud Proprietor.
325 Broadway. New York.
Agents. T. H. LOGAN CO. dec2-d&w1y
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
RoUSDEp, CHARTEErD l
GATED,
Cor. Baltimore and Charles-sts,
I.TIMnR AN
..CHARTEED, lM


EVGSDEpS .CHARTEEEp, M
LOG ATRD,
Cor. Baltimore and Charles-Sts-
BALTIMORE, MD.
TNHIS INSTITUTION is NOW IN TUE N0ST
i prosperous and fOurishing condition TH;os d.
ring the last two years has it been necesy o5an
larger apartments for the accommoia;:en u tasis-
creaslnS number OF students, Representing re1T
every State in the Union.
1t now occupies one of the most eoaslifrss' nd
desirably located buildings in the city. he mona
are cemmodisusly arranged, spacious a! s,tIao'y
furnished.
The advantages and facilities here offersi TO yo1ls
men desiring to qualify themselves properly II Tie
various duties of the Counting Room or TO obtain
Thorough traeicdl BMsincsf Education gens'ay,G ~
unsurpassed, in any particular, by any similar e''s
ishment in the United States.
FACULTY.
Elk. LOSIER,
Principal-Lecturer on the Science Of Accounts CSa
merce, Business Customs etc.
]. NJ. PHILLIPS,
Professor of the Theory and Practice Of Book-KeeP
and Commercial Calculations
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor of Book Keeping.
n. G. JOHNSON,
Professor of Business and ornamental Penm"n'E
s. r. WILLIAMS. ESQ
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. f. YEATES REESE. D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethios.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. P. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Yan'ans,
Hon. Thos Swami, Vim. H. KcishleF, Esq7
Jacob Trust, Esq, VIM. knabe ESQ "a,
The College is provided with Commercial LlO!s
Of Standard Works, expressly for the uss oil 'hs 81
Each Student has desk to himself and Is s7'
rately instructed. .-y..,
There being no vacation during the year, sa's''
can enter at any time.
Z The time usually required to eOmplststh0 a'''H'
from to II weeks.
A DIPLOMA IS awarded to all Graduates:
A large and Beautifully 0rnamented CretI.l, ~ y,
tanning upwards of sIx SQUARE PEI, representa-
Exterior and Interior View of the College mi
characteristic designs, penmanshiP, &c sem m
free of charge, accompanied with catalngIsI.,,rs
particulars. Address E. n. tl:.ITw
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JOHN II. LAKIN,
lsuccessor to- Wheeler . Ia

LSuccebsorto WheeIer q IakIn.I
MILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
Inspection on Thursday, March 29th, new
and well selected assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and VestinesI
Also complete assortment of GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NISIING GOODS -.
The patrons of the old firm and the public in gen.
era respectfully invited to call and examine nv
stock before making their purchases intend SELF
ing at small profits to cash and prompt purchasers
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon the old
firm, solicit continuance of the same for the new
establishment JOHN T. LAKIN, Merchant Tailor,
nh2s-4wd No. 1o2 Main ST., Wheeling, Va
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A nDsHiFuAx asked priest to tell him
the difference between him and a jackasa.
The priest gave it mp. SOne wears a cross
on his back, and the other on his breast p
priest, .steiI me the difference between a
midshipman and a jackass.'' The mid
shipman gave it mp; and asked what it was.
The priest said he did not know of any.
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Dailg Ill9tunf.
SONG QFfTHEMINsTREL.
BY j. a. .M'1kuGHToE.

All Who N5I ring md rad my songs
4 hundred years 70 GOMEZ
Hf1af other strains from other tongues
WIN gladden. then thls h0me!
What iltsls child win gently nit
Upon ifs parents knee,
And there be 1uIiod to slumber sWe0t
With my low lnllaby1
4 tunaroa yearss All who can 9slI
What Gon1l VIII then be Eungl
Ehan these sgft lays I love 20 well
BOheaEd these ERleS RnonRi
How EFeet 'tWould be for bard to know,
That u41en entOmbed he HeN. tfsa75
Gome gentle voices, sweet and low s
WpatA dEnS his mnlodissezs
When I beassfh the daisIe5 sleep,
And fbeSe cold lips are mnte,
EhEt other fingers then win sweep -
Theehords Of my [deGrlutS
When scattered IKE rossl Leaves IN ,Jnne
Long long the 66ings hAve lain,
What kindly hand VIII then attune q -.
MyGentie lutte ngainI
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A TEACHER out west, In advertising his
academy; gives the boys warning before
hand, "that thetnse Of tobacco will not be
permitted, and all male students will be
required TO wear suspenders!
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to his Agent and Attorney,

0WNN = . IHAUIAAo1I 41O9tLtVNl Gt9V41d4FO'
az To "LEXJI' who in the AolfreqE Gazstts of1st
February, $780, pronouncs5 the "idea" of keeping
thanks hereby tendered and the assurance giyen
that this gross absurdity - all that Mr. Dick has
patented In the domain OF keeping accounts. His
gross Absurdty Il not practically smuggled In any
manner: neither bodily nor partislly; neither dt-
Fectly indirectly; neither explicitly nor symbols
eally; this greH1d his claims cover, aud nothing
more; the.gt9oin5s monopoly Of this absurdty and.
nothing AL he asks as his claims, ratenAlly
rad, attest:S8A 60 rI-i sepH
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oUR RRlIKDIEs BY MAN..

LOok over the list; make up a case OF what Kind
you choose, and nclose the amount In current note
or stamps by mail to our address, at 562 Broadway
NeW-York, and the medicine viii be duly returned BY
mail or express, free Of charge
AGENTS WANrED.-We desire an active, efficient
Agent for tho sale Of our Remedies in every town or
community In the United states.a Address DIR. HUn.
PHRETs q Co.. No. 562 BRoADWAY, EEE-YOAE.
Bold ly LAUGHLTNS BUsHFIDLD. Druaptsts.
~ Stain street, Wheeling. may25 dETi9y
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and has become an
Medicine. known aud ap-i
uSed it, and is row resort
all the diseases for which
1t has cured thousands
who had given mp all
numerous unsolicited
session show.
The dose must beadap2l
Of the individual taking
titles Rs TO act gently on
Let the dictatesof yUur
the use of the LITER
viii cure Lfrcr Chm,
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