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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

some tascal in Franklin county, says the Des
Noaes Citizen, concluded that the easiest way to
Tag hstaxes would he to steal the duplicate. -
TIE frasarer says there we're $500 worth of
i,zes due on the book, and the County Judge
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

" Cassius N. Clay publishes card in the
Kentucky papers, denying that he had ever said
that Rev. }. G. Fee, the Anti-Slavcry Clergyman
ana nus associates ought to be expelled from the
state He says he does not agree with Mr. Fee
that It is impossible to legalize slavery, but
considers ii his duty to defend freedom of speech
and the press in Kentucky, and discountenance
mobs as the worst instruments Of despotism.
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ESTABLISHED

n. Thomas w. Pamlee, Of West Bloomfield,
ontario Co. N. Y, has bequeathed real estate,
comprising lSO acres, and valued At 81, 900, "a
'he Connecticut School Fund. His reason for
doing this ID, that the State loaned him money.
when he was poor, thus giving him start in
life. !
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

SAAfa AT THE EXACT AGE OF ONE HUSDREI
person named Roger Largos has re
~ used II Paris, at the age of 100 precisely,
y gay, and even hour for hour 1t was al
'sock IN the afternoon of the 10th Of De
'f 1859, that he was born, and at one
- u The afternoon Of the 10th Of Decem
'sasl tila; he died. He WAS very re
'''A'le parsonage, having cxcelled as painter
s'"st' poet and musician; yet he was total.
'''"n 70 the public, because he would never
70 exhibit or publish any Of his produc
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

The Bergen tunnel of the N. Y. l. Erie Rail
koad' near Jersey city, which has been in pro-
gress for several years, will be completed next
April.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

~ The nomination of Hon. WILLIAM l.
'AiioS, oI New Jersey, as the Republican can
1lA'e ior the Presidency, is strongly urged by
'ane oi Inc politicians of his own State. 1t is
Aii'ed mat ne will carry New Jersey and Penn
'Haliia but the fact that he failed to do so as a
1'iia'e Tor Vice President in 1856, is not sat-
'''sofls Eeeonciled with this assumption. Mr..
,.'ioS ls an eninently conservative man, of
= sh'eecdentS, and would undoubtedly make
god President, il elected.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14
From Washington.
Correspondence of the Hawk-Eye.l

WASHINGTON, JAM 9th, 1860.
| Through Senator Grimes became acquainted
with Major Lauman, of Burlington, during his
short stay here, and on one of our tramps about
town together to see the sights l told him
would write a letter to the Hawk-Eyc. 1 now
take my pen to redeem my PROMISE and, though
not having the pleasure of personal acqnan-
tance with yourself, l am well acquainted with
many of the readers of your valuable paper on
the ''Slope" and hope to get acquainted with
those of them who live over toward the Father
of Waters and throughout the West generally.
Holiday memories cold weather, and no Speaker
are the leading topics in Washington. New
Years day was extremely cold, but with this ex-
ception passed Off pleasantly. A great many
persons called on the President and the heads Of
Departments. went with the throng. Mr..
Buchanan don't look as though he could stand
the excitement Of another Presidential race and
if the old gentleman would prolong his days he
had better decline the Charleston nomination.
don't think, however, his chances are good
enough to make such step necessary. The
New Year was inaugurated here by a free con-
euHIphVH Vi Ne,S-huS, puHSii aHu touuy, w oAy
nothing Of the unlimited quantities Of the raw
material slowed away by the poorer classes. A
good many got elevated, congressman among
the rest, but strange as it may seem, the genial
influences of the fluids did not have the happy
effect Of uniting the conflicting elements in such
manner as to produce an organization of the
House, and, on Tuesday evening, after set speech
es by Boyce, Of Carolina, and "English Bill
and some extempore wrangling, the House ad-
journed without q ballot. Yesterday they had
some miscellaneous sparring, in which Cox, Of
oho, was pitched into by the South Americans
tanned kindly feelings towards the Black Re
publicans. Cox was in q box, but he got out
after fashion by declaring TO the indignant gen.
tlemen that they had misrepresnted his mean
ing Reagan, Of Texas, and Col. Curtis, Of iowa,
had d war Of words, in which Reagan won no
laurela Finally ballot was taken resulting in
ao7 votes being cast, with lol for Sherman; the
next ON the list was McClernand Of ILL.,, who got
rs votes, and the others were thrown about pro-
lniscuoasly. Nobody can guess with any proba
biIity Of CORRECTNESS when the House will organ
ixe; but that John Sherman will be the next
Speaker 10 the general impression among al
parties. Yesterday Mr.. Harlan made speech
In the Senate, which will, suppose, be pub
lished. II was fine effort and did credit 70 the
man and TO Iowa / am happy to be able 70
state that Mr. Harlans health continncs % inn
prove He was good dsal worn down BY his
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

n Hon. Judge Mason, Of Iowa, who made
l1sif 80 popular with the inventions of the
c'a.l, while he held the Office Of Commissioner
Aeris has, We learn, associated himself
'R A@n d Co. Of the Scientific American
NC New York.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

The Proyidcnce JoasnaI recently noe.ced the
reeeipt there 81 baleof cotton c0asahinga can 20
s,on San N nov says tast anoshsr balsAas been ty
yeceiseA, coataininG box df lAcifsr Maleheaps,s
They wefp N pine box, which uaA partially i,
brekcn 20 that they could not fail to hite n -
pacing through the picker Had thsy nSe hssA lic
aesidsHsaaiy d:sesssss1 ssy woald h.Ss eansedrpd
" efrping q o. e - nost salssAls nilh y !.
~ State. ..s.a,sa Y ~. .ass - 80
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

a,., men Of Mount Pleasant, Ohio, had ar-
~, grinder party" for sleigh-ridc 70 >
ID sosn, supper, etc. but their faith
sx. Taking another road, got there first,
IA, 'su NE good things Of the table, danced
~ Maa'c which they themselves had brought
-, - hoAe again without once recognising
v II thsse performances.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

/ e Launcelot Snyder was ON Saturday last
bed IN bonds of two thousand dollars, by Judge
s7in.er, the grand jury having found true bill
sdnst him for shooting at VIM Gardner, with
henl TO Kill. The poor fellow being unable to
ve the necessary security was sent tojai.. THE
|El House al home" viii, we fear soon be ten
|s;less, as its owner from present Indications is
|n fair way for alengthy residence down the
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

sorrnES MEDICAL STUDENTS RETURNING
-ihe inpetaous young gentlemen in
shalf the citizens of Richmond gave
- An'oas supper, are beginning 70 think .
aoca'ion will serve better than patriotism
~ y llen patients and fill their pockets. A
- -aspaia correspondent Of the New York
sr,. : solemn fact that the indignant Virginia
,4t :e back again-the very fellows who
IL - - u such rage only ten days agol Not
u ~ u but they are sneaking back In squads
b ~ mfee and half dozen at time, careful
d an. NM luss, and seeking to excuse their child
h6c " saying they only wanted holiday
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

A MRAea. On Monday mosning lAse we wierD
messed . very remarkable asnespherid pAsnens- yo
non--an immense mirage, NoccWrpd early ia
eastern expanse d prairie, md lasted psfhapSiii
halt m hour Awsy - ths ooushsase. swhessaH
ordinarily only timber and sAy ars vieibls, shs fT
prairie for . rast distance beyond appeared ele-
yated above the tree-topA Occasionally patch -
Of timber could be distinctly dscerned N ~ 10
measireless dstance, sharply defined againss tn
N; Sn0a colsu oe sen yang ~ drips - -
away this tract Of country, thus wonderfully :
made visible, really waa il Il difficult 70 deter ~
mine. ~ Il may have been within ten or 6fleen
miles, and il may have been over one hundred -
These great natural "side-sho~se msy oeeM - sef
Hcen fiee.sris fos.aoehin - y0a' 40 aat saflyaTo
In the clear cold naoesiasA Hanilsoa free.saq
man B----~--r~~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

Ihe Gaena Advertiser announces the death of
" John Foley, one of the first settlers of the
ilisaa Lead Mines, and the first Sheriff that 10
Ars County ever had. lie was an Irisliman by
+ th. and aged 90 wears.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

eY- The Republican caucus of the Ohio Leg
islatare held on "Wednesday night, though not
deciding finally in regard to the election OF a
Senator indicated that the election would be held
Mt the present session, and that Gov. Chase would
be the candidate
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

The CASH SYsrEM.--The editor of the Spirit
OF Western Enterprise, printed at Decatur City,
Decatur County, Iowa, has adopted the cashsssvs
tenn He gives, as the current receipts for the
" financial week" preceding his last publication
day. the sum of s2 from w Stone" as the
total receipts. As a basis for future operations,
and in order to make the cash system easy, he
gives the following notice.
We have arranged to dispose of an amount of
corn, and are now prepared to receive it in pay
ment of dues to our Office, at the home market
price, if delivered in Decatur City.
Don't you think that arrangement premature,
,rienl} Foreman
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

The reported negro insurrection at Bolivar,
Mo-, did not amount to much. 1t was one of
those frghts to which men who insist on being
Fatriarchal, in an age when patriarchs are out of
fashion, are naturally exposed. Bolivar is the
county seat of Polk county, and the population
of the county is 369 slaves and l3 free blacks to
5,8O4 whites. There would not seem to be much
chance for an insurrection there
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

I'm RAIN Of tine past few days has replenished
y almost, and in many cases, entirely empty
's'errs of our citizens; and released from duty,
y daymen who have been employed in haul
. water from the river II is time of general
asasiag among housewives.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

lhc infant daughter of Mayor Wood, of New
iek died on Thursday night, and thus, within
aaon'h mother and child are laid side by side
~ the tomb. In view of these atfiictions Mayor
Wood did not receive the public congratulations
o. hi advent to utfcce on Monday.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

Is Several persons experienced severe brui-
= By falls during Friday and Saturday. One
Valleuan while crossing Washington street was
7ek BY sled, on which "a boy was riding
sra hiil, and thrown down. His face was cut,
I. biz body bruised in many places. Another
1i'rnan slipped and falling upon his arm
Taned ii badly. Many Others received slight
1jries rom falls. We hope to be favored with
y more slippery paths"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

Town FOR SALE.-See delinquent tax list,
published in twenty columns of the Gate City,
kcokuk Those wishing to buy will call on Mr..
Delaplain for City Warrants
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

- The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia North American writes that the Re-
publicans have found after repeated consulta-
tons that they cannot concentrate as many
votes as Mr.. Sherman gets, upon any other can
didate; there will therefore be no further talk
about giving him up The Herald's corrcspon-
dent predicts that the Democrats will again rally
upon Mr.. Millson, now found to be their strongest
Union candidate, and then risk plurality rule
in the hope Of thus driving in the waverers.-
The only real opposition to this rule comes from
about twenty Democrats who were whipped by
it in the Banks fight
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

STATE PmNTER-A correspondent of the Chi
ego Press, writing from Des Moines, and who
aFpeaFs to be in the confidence of the Republi-
al leaders there, says that the coming contest
ie ststs Printer promises to be "exhilerating'
lle reports that the most prominent candidates
~ Ieaslle, of the Cilizen, Howell, of the
KeoSuk Gate City, Mahin, of the Muscatine
Journal, and Palmer, of the Dubuque Times
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

{ ~ The brute Kelsinger, living on Main
street, Of whom We made mention some days ago,
continues the practice Of whipping and III using
his wife and family. Several gentlemen have
heard the most piercing cries Of distress when
passing his house. Such . creature is unfit fos
sny society except that Of felous, and - think
II 10 time he Was panished for his conduct
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

THE REPUBLICAN, CALL-Thc New York Times
in leading article on the Republican call,
says:
We consider this an eminently sound, consery-
ative and comprehensive document: and If it may
be regarded as affOrding correct and trust
worthy indication of the platform and policy Of
the party in the approaching canvass, the Repub-
licans may fairly challenge public fhith and favor
as political organization with natialal aims,
which they seek only through The channels of a
legitimate partisan warfare
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

The Alton Courier chronicles the death near
that place, on the 18th ult, Of an old negro wo-
man known q Granny Wilson, who was supposed
to be about one hundred and twenty-five years
old She was native Of South Carolina. Her
youngest son, aged about eighty, was living with
her at the time Of her death.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

TIE PEACH PRosPECT.-An Ohio pepper has .
letter from butler county, in that State, 70 the
effect that the peach crop is much injured, One
grower says he has four hundred peach trees,
some four and six years old. A close examina-
ton convinced him that all the buds were killed,
not living one being left on the trees The
Alton Courier says that the prospects in that re-
gion are also bad for peaches, in many places the
buds are all or nearly oil killed.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

The Washington correspondent of the Cincin-
natl Enquirer telegraphs: sit was reported that
Judge Douglas would resume his seat in the Sen
ate Tuesday morning, but he was unable to do
so, owing to a severe cold which he contracted
last week while taking outdoor exercise to regain
his health"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-14

- ffs Washingt0n Jan. ~.
The American members of Congress, Ia csicus
last night, decided that tney co.ld net suppart =
Leccaptoa Dsnocfas without lssltif fying theals
l&Nea akis4a 3snaHIs1 sd IL s9t4@ sas II
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01
SrAR ANDADAMANTENE CANDLES.

yF attention OF the public invited to the fact, that most
~ me- star and Adamanne Candles Odersd Tor sale,
deficient in Weight,
G. that what is ssId for pound. actually weighs but IA or 10
- aud czgge marked 40 lbs fail short two, three and
even five pounds to the box , ,,.s.5
MANY Candles that are really to the pound ara branded
and 5id as skies making difference against the consumer OF
eve sounds q he box The variation usually made IN the pTce
moi roportoned s difference, the following statement
shows: 80, - IL
ox o. Seveus contains p Candles and IS SOFA lo % OS
which is the actual weight. an
RT Of "a c. or Short W-ght Skies contains only 24O
Ies same size as sevens, pnd is sold for 40 lbs
Snonr the price to be % cents and the la1'e
a ts there will be OF twenty cents in price, ana
v Candles in count per box, in favor OF the iull "e'
~ 10 and consumers and this will be increased hNe
certs 7er hoy Tor every cCnt advance in price. 80 -
me lsrrber have always nade their Candies luli sNue
- II the ponnd and msrked packages st the real weight
E nav be ascertaiued by testing them. As their experience
" ts;ress enables them to article equal in quality "
he markets they solicit the patronage Of purchasers Wn0
desire 70 $3.50 SoSiirC PROCTOR < GAMBLE,
courage cGrIrOt 00''-h' Cincinnati.
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RENEWABLE At PLEASURE
one Square, one year. additional Square, SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, win be charged for the excess.
REf HrssN THE WEEKLY,
ONE DOLLAR per Square for TIE st and FsB GEMS for eeh
subsequent Insertion
Advertisements published in bok the Daily snd Weekly will
charged the full daily with one half the weekly rates
added.
Transient Advertisements tSf Be paid Or at tie time Of
Insertion
To O0rEesp0RGeuEs. m
It will save US great deal unnecessary rouble our Trends
IA writing to u.s. will bear in mix the following rules
Always give date Post Once, county, and State IN the body
Of your lettc-. ...Fe
Ifyou wish he Paper change from one eaice to smother give
both Offices in full
II you srs on business ether matters write separate
sheeis Of paper, or different leaves Of one sheet
Letters communications solicited upon all suen facts
subjects may Of information or interest to he public
Anonymous communications Of whatever character viii receive
noattention.
correspondents should write side Of the p
We cannot undertake return cted communication
All letters on business should be directed to Mers >
GRIFFITH CO., and personally to either Of the kIo
prietors
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: Louisville and Nashville

FHJWO through Express Passenger Trains between Nashville
and Louisville making Close connections al Louisville Tor
New YORK, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Nahington City
Buffalo, Niagara FALLS Cleveland, Cincinnati st. Louis and me
80,
o. and after SUNDAY, January Old 1850, trains will run as
follows
First rain leaves Nashville at 30 N daily Stopping at Gal
latin Bowling Green Glasgow Junction, and all regular Stations
hen sanzIe5 BY fag and arrive at Louisville at 5O n
Returning leaves Louisville SEQ n, stopping as above
AID arriving in Nashville at6O5 a II.
Second train leaves Nashville daily (Sundays exeptl az
1890 NJ stopping and arriving in Louisville Al
$40 IP 81 Returning leaves Louisville at $40 A. NJ and
arrive in Nashville at 5;35 P n.
aatin Accommodation Train leaves Nashville daily sun-
DAYS exssDte at2I5 p NJ and arrives in Gallsn atlUP n
PstBrnng leayes aatn at zee a. and arrives in Nashville
st 9lO A. NJ. -t.'r-s -,,,r.-,,,, -. 4.
Al. FIELD, Gen'l. Ticket Ag'E - "a,
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FTExE CRACKERS

= y IurrTs strcty clO1lt NVaI0lIIlNIl - I
- chased eNpres5'' ~ NIZELL HOOPER & CO.
10 day, toT sale ny Nos 8 and Market street
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Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
IMPRESS Freight Trains the roads On and after the
III 2ita December 1859, through rates from New YORK 70
Nashville
First Class per Tbs, 81 "a Third Glass, per 100 lbs, 81 10
seeond Class, do IS Fourth Class, DO y9
Vats Cans and Bonnets, 2 .
Time from Savannah and Charleston to Nashville, three three
and o half and four days 3d.,
Tine from New York and Philadelphia, and hai, eight
and nine days
Intervening Saahs the above variations IN tine
/ srsigbt trains are Sunday over three lines
N attentions by Overcrges and damages lex
t damages occurring sea- promptly adjusted by the Nash
/ vile ana am = y l1'''- pSE c W ANDERSON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-01
Prepared Solely frOm Vegeta-
bic Matter, by
DIR. A. G.. GOODLET.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

Which ray Re taken With perfect safety, ty all ages and IN all
diseases arising from disorled stomach impure state
OF the blood TIE properties o. the Panaeea q, the most IN
nocent charaeter and a. the time pseu-ary adapted
topreyen and diseases both o. and beast In chronic
diseases It the sart remedy and nay be given connection
with ether remedies with perfect safety
isvzY PROnPrini its ACTION, hencetWi be found moate
caoous IN attacks OF CHoL DIARRH, CHoLszs MoRHus
violent pains in the HRiD Cons, CoUuHs CosUFToS AsrH
IA, IxasolsTiop, HEErBUEN, PALFIATIoS HEART
CEours woo1zs CO5sHs, DIFFICULTY BEasTHaus suoEE
MS o. BHza1lI DaopsT, aTsIFas EA, SCARLET FsvEE,
FcRoFUA I9r1zs THE FACE and all disase q the skim
Nervous Aaecons &C. and Tor DTsFEFsa, the World is c
lense to produce medicine eIual to the Panaea It eiia
liz restores tsone The Souseh and cearses NJ ard the in
te,nes from all offensive matter, without debtang them
The following f Of the mary aeiouso o. tAe vrtae
Of the Panaesa.
The Rev J. c. Bogden Of 151nDviile Team, speaks thus
Dr. G. GooBLET-Dear Sir It may te gratifying % you 10
hear Boucks Bae, prepared and SOD BY 9oa rs dcing
i good work in the relief your fellow men, During my recent
travels in several counties Middle Tennessee have often met
those who have used The universal testimony is, 1T the
bt remedy have ever used Il las teen very useful 70 re
ia ~ OF hoarsencss. brought by preaching 10 the open ar
and labong in reTiva.s. Please NAE % aren't IN ms place
Very Respectfully J. 2. BowDES.
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,-strrrs Cauads Black Seed Oats and 500 bushe
SkREb lIieliFan White seed Oats ,,.---,-,
70 aulFe on s''- MIZELL, HOOPER & co.
Mes. and Market street.
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IRE aNp nrneLARs.

WeaTe Agents for sss splendid safes and ins The pub
TO el and see other eerltss as the sauss in which
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Hseent,rssssOr s,.a EiEa.aRs burglar PE9ei


--- a+a Err BISsHKEeToass y Nog -, go
I,sis hmm F.p.sr Sir. on the night Of the 2Oth Of
October last my Tsnnery buildings an1 once p ~ ,1
entirely consumed by fire, and in my opinion, yGe -
Iron sfes hor5uQhy tested The ire vas intense anu pro-
fe beipg Exposed long time took its fun shares and
REPRESENTATIONS IN olicAIs sl-e
bb and ~ those having other safes, had but sgns conn
dense ta yours would be protection against snc eA9oEure
Won NV therefore Judge Of my surprise and graB canon on
Ioki1p The Safe which readily done 10 hns my BOOKS
ard sTs uunurei by the fire and and the bookcase not the
least rre while the Safe With very slight repairs so eoat
81 pgfnt viii be as good can most crluy ana
ucoIud yeaT SAFE tosH7 rerson wishing n by
r II = q b 5,scfalJa hFaH Mil FRETsz
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-s3 Great Fire at Dauvfile. Ky.
w. b. DODDs g. co.'s
cencRErn SAVES EnIumPHANTl

3Asy1=Lr, Ky, March s, roe
alEssas. ". B .DoBm & Co., CIzunlzATE
everts s.s -s purchased from yo1 some time since was
severely tested b. he recent disastrous fire in this place and We
are happy to say stood the t equal to the reprasnon'
you made Us when We purchased Our store rooms in E ne
safe stood vas totally destroyed By the ire and he SEE M into
the cellar and vas covered b. TIE bung ruins aHi upon se
and opening We found even paper safe, NOT oneoi
e searched or defsad in any way take PlearuEe 10
hearing this testimony to the excellent quality Of the saies nan
ufac,ured at you establishment You're, r
rsignsdl 7. j. sHINDELBOWER.