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"PAPA GOES THERE
BY MRS. CAROLINE 4. scrIr.

Mayn't 90 with YOU, papa; Please say
| may, won't you:'
The words were uttered in plaintive and
sadly entreating tone. the hands Of the speak.
er clasping tie knees u tile listener.
II vas a boy ol seven years WIN lsped
hem. q beautiful bos. with lar, high brow,
around which there clustered a glorious
wreath of auburn cn,ls; with dark, flashing
eyes cheeks rosy with health; lips like the
cherries Of sumner. and voice like the birds
that taste them. There were tears III thUse
eyes at this time. though, aud the dimple
mouth was quiyeriug.
Ii was man Of some five aud thirty who
listened to this plea a man Who had been o.
noble form, and princely bearing. Aye, had
teai, Cor tie bligiing truth was written over
form and face. Ills locks were matted, his
forehead seoWlMg, his eyes-red. bur not
with tears there were idrrOws on his checks,
too. aud a bruli,hluok IN the expression Of his
lips. Twice dill the Little boy address him
ere lie answered. Then pushing the child
rudely from hlm. lie said. in a Stern voice,
" No, not : no place tor YOU"
Again those fair, small hands cneircled the
knees.
i" You -, papa. Why can't too; Do
let nc 20"
For a moment tie heart Of the inebriate
seemed TO wake from its sleep. lie shuddrr.
ed as he thought Il the character Of the place
his pure souled boy would enter. lie took
the child tcnderly IN his arms. and kissed
him 4 of Old; then putting him down, he
said kindly:
I" You must not ask me again 10 take you
there. Il is no place Tor little boys," and
seiking his hat, he hurried from the room,
murnuring to himself as he paced his way
Ii the brilliant bar.rnUni, "snd no place for
men, either Would 10 God had never
gone"
Fur a long time Willie stood where his "a :
ther hal lrl. hin then turning to the low
clnbcrs that family ginwcd upOn the hearth,
lie at down ID lis little chair, anil resting
his head upon hi, mothers lap, said earnest.
ly:
I" Mamma. why isn't that pretty store a
good place for little boys; Papa loves to be
there"
II was trying question Cor tie poor. heart.
broken woman. Site had so FAR kept from
her son the knowledge Of his fathers sin.
She could not bear that he should look with
shame upon hin. o. that his pure aud gentle
heart should thus commune with 20 intense
gticf. Kindly she toycd with his long ring.
lets for while. then said endearingly, I" Pa
pa knuws better than you, what is best fOt
his little boy. When you grow older you
will learn why be does not wish to tax,
you.p
Then rising, she carefully put down hcl
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The Tool hath said in his heart There is no God


Psalm xiv.
By LEONARD I. D0yAL.
There is no God, the foolish rebel cfies,
And in his heart bis Maker, God, defias;
Proud Of himself, his thoughts .S cart, confined,
Whist wild delusions fit across his mind
He viii not know who made he cr5a that ay
In glorious order through the azure sky
He viii not see the countless worlds above,
Which through the heayens ia widest grandeur move
Who made lEai iwinki.ng star, whose feeble light
Reascts il glory on the shades Of night;
Who bill the moon It's daily circuit run,
And viii lis sister earth lg round the sun
Who made that comet, which cratic poars
Is fiery light Oh this sma! oEb ii ours,
Who spread abroad tie slal-llt realms IL heaven,
And who TO them uuehanging laws hath given
Who made tho nils, and spread the seas abroad,
Who reat'd the mountains. il not naiure's G1l
All. tell me, who III ills worll Of ours
With radiant light, AM paved il oeF with flowers
Dii chance enact The laws to nature given,
Gnearins laws that govern earth and heaven
NJ. no. vain man, the Christians God alone
DecreeI and sent them from his lofty throne.
Tic oceans moan, iha sid winds solemn wall,
The hoaling tempest, aal tho rushing gale,
The ightnns's dash, the deep-tonsI thunlcr's roll,
Heavens ifa,h declare. aud natures God unfold.
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cause you know if hadn't gone as | did,
you wouldn't perhaps have come home yet'
and she does love to have you home 50 much.
uh, ieel Just like crying, am so gIad.'
And | feel like crying, too,o said his IA.
ther, solemnly aud ere midnight he did cry.
and his vile, too, bnt they were holy tears.
washing has heart Of the dust that had gath.
cred on is beauty, and hers Of the sorrow
that had drape6i Il as a pail.
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nn nIRps rnRM ArrEcrloNs /

We think they DO. Some few wears ago
lady of our city hung her canary birds al
an open window, and visiting them shortly
aftetward. found perehed upon the top Of the
cages ono Of that species Of yellow birds
sometimes known as the Dabcc. She drove
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Z B ) W Is Z ~ II D
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CHAPEL HILL. N a.,
EE AvING ebisined The exclusive rish, for urangr
~ County. 70 ssll FRks Metatiic burial
Gases, vpun respectfully announce that be J. nov
prepared 10 81 al orders uf tAsse 0ir-hgL iaaslracf
ibis Burial gs.es.
Ail descriptions ani silrs u Common Collins also
kept on hand
FS The Metallic Burial Cases will also IL kepi for
sale hy u. y. Phillips. fllsbologsh.
Chapel TIL. March 4. si-Gm
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TE N n
-cI.uRRiNG.

A discaant 81 twenty-five per cent. from The abose
prices oil u allowed 10 ciuhs ordering four mgie
copies 81 any one or more q ihe aboSe works. Thus
Fsur copies Of Blackwood, % Of one Review, viii be
scut 10 one adifess ff S9 euf cepes oi TIE oaF Re.
views and BlsekwOoi i5r $50; and - on.
POSrAGE,--ln al the pdnrpal Cities and Towns
ihc.e works wi be delivered Free d Postage. When
sent By mail. The Possgc 70 any part 81 The United
states will be bal Twcni -four Gents year 81
BIackWood. aud bot Fourteen Cents year iof
each u the Reviews.
n II.-1he price IN Dreat Blillin of tho hse Peri.
olirsis shove named !. fBl pei anngn.
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Take care; .our tongue !, longer than
scaf arm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-15
VALUABLE TOBACCO LAND
FOR SALE.

t'iiE subscriber, wishing dispose Of Tract q land
take. ih.s method q iaier,sins Tobsccn saiscIs
where lhey Sod good bargain ~ Land inferior 10
none ipi raising Tohacro. The sad tract es in The
Aoilletn part " Orange county, sdjainns ihe lands
of Mfs. Rachel fancr. Alexander Anderson ana oihers
eonianing two hnhdred arfcs. which will seI Oh
gooI terms. The said land !. Nrl iimbereI in pine
snd oak. Any Penon desiroas cf procuring good
Issniation viii 30 well % ral on me, living near
Hash.s Aesdemy, gf ~ addressing NE Al iAal Office
- l aia determined 10 srll.
DAVID +. CLARK.
Deiobef !. IL 3m.
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January 4th, 1860.
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INDUCEMENTS FOR THOSE WHO ARE
disposed 10 avail themselves Of an opportu.
nity Of buYing Goods at
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TIE FARMERS GUIDE
To Scientific and Practical Agriculture.

Dy lisn'y stephens. FRS Of Edinburgh. and The late
o. p. Notion. Professor Of seifnlihc Agriculture IN
Yale Callsse. Nes Haven. : vols. Royal Octave.
1900 pages, aul numerous sngta,inas.
This q. csnfe,selIy. tho most complete woh On As.
realIufe ever publshed ani IL oilef :, give wider
circulation. and publishers have resolved 10 reduce The
yfics 10 fivs Delis Tor the Two Yoiumssi,
eon the psier viii bs 81. 70 every other pstl u The
Uni1h snd q Canada, post lsiI. ~. lY- This wosk
y yor the old BOOK o(ihe famH
Remianees iof any d tie above publications should
alWsys tc addressed. p0si-pail o. The Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT & co,
No.s4 Gold street. Nsw Work.
December -. gs.-
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GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,

eH&IAAA& AAAlSSS&t1 LaOGxOs
A LTHoUGH my Stock of Goods is very little /
n any Less desirable at present than when it was
FIRST opened in the beginning Of the season, yet as
The character Of large portion oi the stock is of tic
description Of goods that depesate in yelue BY change
OF fashion il carried for another fall tfade deem
IL the best policy TO make the sacrifice at once, and thus
make room replenish with a ful assortment Of fresh
and fashionable goods each season. The advantage Of
such plan Is apparent 30 all rejecting persons who
give any attention 10 such matters, IL enables q
merchant TO offer 10 his customers the newest styles
Of goods besides, saving accumulation Of interest
which is the necessary result Of dead capital,
queny active exchanging OF the stock is Of mutual
advantage both TO the buyer and seller. The pIeseut
stock is entirely fresh, Il having been purchased during
the fall season.
Among the stock will be found some Of lhe mos. de.
sifabe Staple as wcl Fancy Goods, that will be
sold very cheap viz. Dlesched and Unbicaehed shirt.
ings, liish Linens i24 Cotton and Linen sheeings--
in the latter unusually good b5tgan eau be had,
II was purchased At auction at greatly reduced price,
tbs cheapness Of which the chief inducement 10
venture to deal IN such article, persons who
such goods DO not expect 10 find them n village
store.
Superior FIannels--Among this lot will be found ia
Shaker Quaker and Rodgers Eon.shrinking English
flannels, besides all the styles Of American make;
Twled aud Plain Red Flannel and Spun silk under.
shirts for genlemen also, Ladies Mcrino Vests; large
size square Bed Blankets and Negro Blankets and es
quality Of shoes for both and women, Ladies eK.
ira quality Morocco and French Cashmere Gsiets.
made up 70 order BY the fret manufactures Of Phia
delphia.
IN Genileseu's auirles will le found IN sleellen,
variety " Cloth, csssimercs, satinris skeshsre Cas-
smercs and Jeans, and Oyercoais The great variety
Of LAdicS fsuey Articles will render il tedious 10
mention. Please call aud examine The stock. Is you
may be assured that II you require goods between this
Snd sping il sill DO 20 youT interest 10 do 20, il Il
eesfable to reduce hs stock before tie spring ade
sets III.
N.B.-Ladies vii please observe thatI opened some
beautiful styles Of Bress Goods snd French Nofked
and YslsBeins Lace Collars aud Inside Cspes Chil-
drens Irish PspIn. aud ResdI MADE Clglhes, III Of
which will be offered their original eosl. The Fiench
work i Of The incest quality, which would renta il
desirable 70 sell i OF even at the sacrifice pro-
posed abose than ina, they shoud remain on hand IN
I'll another season. Hoping tie lsdies aS give same
attention 10 the above,
am, respectfully,
IIillsbotoush, ssnuay 10. a.
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4 BACK LIST. = 4 Southern psper has
published " Black List" Of New YORK mer.
chants denounced as hostile to tie south.
and White List Of others friendly.
When these were copied IN New York pa.
pers, about half on the Black list published
cards pronoansing It's statement. as 70 them
utterly false. The Journal oil Commerce
tells how the lists were gotten up, aud why
there were % many ialsetOOds III them. II
seems that the person who concucled il would
propose TO pat merchant ON his " White
List for $50. II this was deemed an ex.
orbitant price for single line in such an
advertisement, and was refused. down went
the declining merchant 10 the i" Black List"
SO that IN truth these Lists merely represent
those Who would aud those who would NOT
submit 20 such shave.
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Blackwood's Magazine and
British Reviews.

n SCOTT & CO. New rstk. cos,inus 20 publi..
a.. tls f5lissias leading British Periodicals. .sn.
!. The London Qlarterly. tConser,atise.)
2. The Edinburgh Review. (Whigl
.. The N9ttlI British Review. Free Church. ]
!. The Westminster Review, lLIberal.
s. Blaekwoed's Edinburgh Magazine. (Tory.)
Tis.s Periodicals ally repfesenithe three great %.
liieii parties d Giei. Bnlaia-Whis. Tory an1 "a.
dsa-bas pse, fstms oniy one ieiiusc u ihsif Gu.
Saeler. A. otgias u The profound ~tlers sei
enee. Literature, Asfsy, aHd Rel gion, they stand,
shsy have sasl Gafysliel In he world % letters
beng considered indispensable u the scholar aud the
pfOesaoaai ube - the isirliseni reader ofete.
~ riss they furnish mSto csIeel aud satisfactory
cofI u The eunen efltars a The day. thioug0usthc
wohl. than can 81 possibly oataineI fom any olher
source.
EARLY COPIES - TIE receipt Of Advance
sheets if0.a the Bii,isi pssg shsrs gives additional
value 10 these ReP'ins nisnaeh a. ,hey can nov be
ps-sI 10 the hinds of The ssb.afissfs abou sson
ths original editions.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-19

DANcrSG.-"I am an old fellow" says Cow
per, in one Of his letters to Hurtiis." but had
once my dancing days you hare now; yet
never could find that could learn half SO much
Of q woEaans character by dancing with her, rs
Nv consersing with her at home, when | could
observe her behavior at the table, at the fireside,
and in all the trying circumstances Of domestic
life. We arc all good when we are pleased; but
she is the good woman who wants not the fiddle
to sweeten her.
A 6re-eater who PROCESSES unlimited devotion
to the Democracy, exclaims: The wrongs OF the
DEMOCRACY must be redressed!" When we re-
Acct that the Democracy hasn't solitary princi-
pie left to cover its nakedness, we are disposed
to apply to its "wrongsr the remark Of crusty
old bachelor concerning the wrongs Of woman.
at is woman" said the wicked fellow, land not
her wrongs, that ought to be re-drcssed. II Lou
isyillc Journal
The late Lord Macaulay's memory was perfect
" astonishing At friends house not many
months ago he was quoting in rapid succession
long passages from the ballads cf the northern
countica u England On being asked by one Of
lAe party where he had obtained such stores Of
poetic lore, hc replied that he had spent great
part Of one Of his long vacations while at Cam
bridge IN the north Of England. and had taken
the opportunity OF FaverSinR OumOefiaHu an
Northumberland on foot, entering the cottages Of
the poor people, and sitting down in their Chin
ney corners TO chat, and that lie made it point
not to leave . cottage without extracting from
each good woman some story or legend, in prose
or poetry. which he carefully recorded day by
day He added that be did not know where shia
store Of old folklore now was, but added that Il
would probably turn up among his papers some
dAy or other. We trust that his executors will
now remember the hint, and do their best 70 ex-
hume the buried treasure.-IOnce Week.
Oscar Somers, police officer Of New Orl ans,
was murdered. and VIM Condor wns dangerous.
| " stabbed on Monday by John Nulholland, Gre.
man on the steamship Habana-
Some az the English papers profess to doubt
whether Hesnan il / hard hitter. There ii I
story current, that At the Boston Gymnasium
| where they have contrivancc to tcat the weight
Of blow, the best pupil struck 10 pounda Al
Ter few days practice the teacher was able 4
strike $50 pounds. Hecnan put himselfin train
i'm there for short period, and the weight o
his blow was $50 pounLs-nearly third OF
ton! Can anybody tell how hard horse kicks
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-19

New YORK, May II.
Pk0CR-kecepts IS, sig bbls market without striking
change. Sales 900 bbls ut g. 20 for super
&5205,35 extra do; &5,15QD5 % super western; 25D
- common medium extra western; 46 00l6 10 inf
ror TO good shipping brands extra X. H. o. Canadian
-four unchanged. Sales at q 50Gl7 40.
RYE FLOUR-Steady at % 500l4 20.
WHEAT-market unchanged and quiet. SaAes At 81 .
al y NIL Club the latter very .Aocs y 52 white west
ern 81 45.
RYE-steady. salea 1890 bu at 81.
BARLEI-Quiet and steady.
CaRN-lc better With good expert demand 6S} 20 un-
sound western MIXED; 7OlI2 sound do 74Gl76 western
yellow; u northern yellow.
OATs-Lower. Sales ii 4OO42 for western, Canadian
and sSate.
R0RK-<1ower Sales At eli 30 for old mess III so@
Is new; 1850 old prime; tl3 Is new.
BEEF-Quet Sales 375 bbls.
CUT MEATS-Du. Sales 125 packages
LARD-firm and active. Sales 900 bbls 1t Holt.
BuTTER--ln fair request At l2OlS for new Ohio, II
Q19 new State.
CHEESE-Steady u 7Ghl1.
WHlSKEY-Eaxier. sales TO bbls At 212
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]. .-.r-. = -
| sCeAass1os's - ~ -
The weather = cool Az pleaaant No rain =
go, ana veee4atiosi suiIerinR lpr want of II
- - -... u. C. 100. -.-. 49, j
O. 'sss'Pss = ~ Z - - 10y =
20 pase Sew dayA Prices q wnsas cossanue'
unchanged, and receipts moderate.
No other changes have taken nlace since ou,
-, -. - q q - - -
snr.n 49,.
nOO ah-S3!es1- crashed, ID; refined white
alarmed lOt AaPae 6a8ar, lO@l1c
= r =.
CssOo.fEsE-l4@l4h
49, 80 SSeS-asy ~ bbl, kcboaled, g; Syr-
y; o0tgsS; kegs. ~ 90
biz Ase: - sot9s y.
M1.lnCE-~t(404c.
nnnn Gn.-. pr1Ae, - =.
r1nTYp 80 1900 " per dozen.
-, OUn-Gontsn0es without change, City
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The subscriber, living 16 miles north cr Burlington
having determined TO 10 CatsArnA osrrs IA ci
his Farm consisting II 24a Acresla1 under cult.
walton. timber land and prairie joining good frame
House and Rarn and large Orcl1ari trf II hearing
Also, Farm Of 160 acres, 100 Acres under cultivation
timber land and prairie joining xhh good frame house
with stables and orchard
Also Farm Of 80 acrea. 1ee acres under cultivation
With timber land convenient with GOOD frame hor -
stables, and m ofchard &e
Also Farm n l00 Acres, Ton npder cnls,aton with
frame hruse. stables and orchard,
Also Farm u Too acres ~ acr, under cultivation.
Alsn Farm ofsa scres 80 acres under cultivation.
Also. Western Land toexchang~ ~ sock
Tir above described Farms, al beng Aipcent, arr
convenient n schois and churches, and Win b sold
greatly r~tluced pFiceA
For pauiculas inquire II ihs subscriber, nvhe q
the Farms
mayie w6m VIM. c. ARCHER.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-19

MEXICAN MUSTANG MISUNDERSTANDING yirtu aloD
could Insure the which this article has attained
For Rheumatism, Sah Rheum Burns Bruises Sf Joints
or Galds. Sprain Pole Evil and swelngs upon Horses
has no equal No person will be without Who has once
tested its value And with reference 10 the general es
nation Of the mustang Lininent cheerfuy say tia,
no article performed many cures in our negAbcr
hood - this l. ". sHrrH, Ridgneld Conn., g. LE.rcR.
Esq, Hyde Park, w., writes tat the horse was consd
cred worthless s case spaynl hut since the free use
Of the Mustang Lnimcnt have sold him for $3.50 Your
Eminent Is doing wonders up here" Such testimony
reaching every day The half Is not told Every fam.
lily should have h. Beware Of limitations The genuine
Mua.aag sod by all respectable dealers throughout the
| world BARNES 4 PARK pron,;e,or.
mayl4wlm New York.
WIGs--wrGs- Wlss- Bachelors Wigs and Tonnes
surpass all They elegant, Light and durable Fitting
to charn-no turning up behnd-no shrinking on the
the bead; indeed this b the only Establishment where
hese things are properly understood and made
ulawly. 16 Bond Street. New York
HAIR DyE-HAIR DYE-HArR DYH-Wm. A. Rotch
fsr's lair Dye-7ze Original and Best in ne World
Al others are mere limitations and should be avoided u
you wish to escape ridcuIe
Guy, Red, or Rusty Hair dyed instantly to beautiful
and natural brown black without the least injury 10
| hair or skin.
Fyseen Medals 0sta Rilslomas have been awarded to
Wm A. Ratscr since 1sss, and 50 600 applications
hare been made TO the hair Of his patrons Of his faou,
/ Dye.
Wm A. Bachelors lair Dye produces color not te
be distinguished from nature, and Is WARRANTED not tc
nure In the least however long may be continued
the i'll effects Of bad dyes reedied the hair nvigoraed
or life BY this splendid dye.
Made, sold applied In private rooms) at the wiz
| Factory 16 RoAd street, New York
Sofa n al cities and towns Of the United States b.
.Eaggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
- The genuine has the name and address upon ssse
plate engraving on four sides Of each Box, Of
l WILLIAM A. BACHELOR
Wiowly. 16 Bond street. New York
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-19

st. Louis, May L.
Frcights to New Orleans are As cts for Flour;
da for Pork; 50 for Corn, and 25@30c for weight
freight
Wbeat-Demand small, and prices weaker,
with sales OF 900 bags spring aad club at 81 ,0S
bags choiPe DO at 81 ,l49l,l5; 26 bags common
III. at 81 20; l5l bags fair At sl,33; lSs bags
prime at 81 AZ; and 2l2 bags choice at Al,5.
Corn-Whitc samples we're thought to be
little higher while all goods were firm. Sales
comprise 427 bags common mixed and yellow at
ole; 995 bags yellow at 56@5Sc: 222 bags do at
59c delivered; 92l bags mixed at 5s(d6Oc; SOL
bags mixed white, from 60 to 64c; 1921 hags
choice mixed white and white at Gi l16dc; 1871
bags choice white, in lots at aac, part delivered,
5l2 bags do at i0rsfic, delivered, in new gun
MES
'Oats-Market very dull. Sales confined to
about 1900 bags prime, in lots, at 43us48Ac; 4l2
bags choice, in new gnnnies, from second hands,
at 45c.
Tloar-nemand fair for sacks. The market
otherwise is unchanged and quiet Sales com.
prise Az bags city sunerfnc at S3,75; about
1000 bags 30. In lots. at y, 80; some 1879 bags
No. IN lots, at s2,s5; 2ls bbls city snpcrfnc at
E,so; ll5 bags single extra city at S3,l5, and
W bags double extra do at 1890.
Whisky--lmproyed to Isle, and Ill bbls sold
at that figure.
Hides-There was decline in dry flint to l5c.
Green sailed &C.
Hay-Markct was very dull to-day and slightly
lower Sales comprise A. bales fair at G5c; 81
bales on private sel,ns; 2l5 bales good to prime
in lets, At 7oc, and 81 bales al Tac delivered.
Salt-Market DUH Sales ala sacks G. A. Al
9sc, and ga hsga do At - " 100 lbs.
Egaa=A lot Of Is bbls was sold at &C, re
counted.
Frn,t-Dnll. Sales to-day 50 bags prime ap
pies At $l,S5.
Pototoss-Dull but unchanged. Sales con
| fined to l26 bags mixea at 30@35c; 20 bag
good northerR do, and TS bags Pinkeyes at s0c
ana l2i bags choice Neshannocks at 60c n busl
| in bags
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hes MONIES COUNTY TEACH

The regular ueetine of this Association Vim oecur On
Friday The ARA day Of Jane. Danvile n 10 O'Clock
A. N. and veMaAln In praslnn two days.
The e0nattae appointed 10 examine and prepare list
Of text hooks r adoptiaa y the schools az this County
viIl report 10 this meeting.
b Important tha every district IN the c. untv ~ re
resented IN TN mssns ns only ~ ma T~achrys NM n,
= lease one member iron eaeh Hoard 81 Drsctsr,.
maysS-NN. J. p. PIERCE, Sec'y.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-05-19

Prepared from q Prescription Of Ssr j. Clarke, N,
%, PAysician Extraordinary 70 tie Queen.
THIS well tA~va medicine no imposition, but ysre
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and ObssrvssioDs
nom any cause whatever; and although powerful remedy
contains nothing hurful to the consultation TO married
ladies' peculiarly suited, viii In short time bring
on the monthly period With regularity.
In all casea u Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain In the
AAcS aud Lnbs, Fatigue slight exertion Palpation d
the Heart Mysteries and Whites, these Pills win eject
cure when all other means have failed; and although
powerful remedy, do not contain ron ealOae anthony,
Or anything hurtful to the consolation.
Full directions IN tke pamphlet around each package
which should BE- carefully preserved
Dor fun particulars get pamphlet free Of the agent.
NB-sl and postage stamps enclosed TO any author
ICED agent will ensure bottle containing over 50 pills. BY
return mail. JOB NOSES Rochester, N r.,
General Agent for tie United .Stases
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