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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30
TMH FIREMEN.


Alta SPECIAL MEETING OF INDEPENDENCE HOSE
"A Company held at the carriage house. on sunday afssr
noon January ~ the following preamble and resolutions
whereas has Dleaed all Sc and over ruling Pro-
Mcksvsy and where's The members Of this feel
wh5 Vas attached us and who sa greatly BELOVED
and esteemed BY al who answ hun therefore.
company which be ardently low and faithfully served
rejoice xeii founded belief our loss S Is his
gsin
dhpepsson We are reminded that turn come
an' 20 q h S s g
which no reliance can he our associate has taken
Fireman, Wide the land OF Icing and
I s a ass NE ms sI duty remember
Resolved That In the death Of our comrade re miss
ws
whose whole being wrapt M no snv IL n
collective capacity sa ,;S as nd' iaas We have Lost q
Rssol,sd That's cepS O. these resolutions handed
Resolved This, The members Of this win attend the
badge Of mourning for thirty days
Jsns McI.uemls, sec'y 'm'A
INIREMEN.-THE OFFICERS AND MEMsERs or
Southwark Engine Company No 50 return Their sincere
ps s's cS g III s S
street, on Sunday mornms alan. IAN Sr sSo
JoHn. j. HAar Secretary. fOfe"An
HvHE FIREMEN THE FRIENDS AND OpPONENTs
Of John Cregier candidate for Chief Engineer AZ ,he
New FORK Fire Department invited meeting Of
the OF Fh and Sixth dissrcts Military Hall No ias
Bowery, on Tuesday, Jan. 81, 1t * oclo,k r n
FMH MILITARY.
1TnIrARY-To LIT, ARHoRY AND DRILL ROOM
III n the Mercer House formerly occupied BY COMPANY 10
Hgh RegmeDt tosether with crpo, furniture, &C. Apply
70 b. d. LAWRENCE l,09l Broadway. r"
THE BALL SEASON.
-
GERMAN LJKDKRKRANZ THIS SOCIETY WILL
" hold hetr annual Fancy Dress BAH nj the Cry Assembly,
Rcoms, on Wednesday Feb. A Tcke,s g v ho had a
nerbe<s only. 4. SrRl6ER, sceretary
DAIACH GARDEN MUSIC HALL
II HOIkEE DASSANTE MONDAY EVENING JAN 20
THE SCOTT LIFE GUARD
sentsd to let the remain thex
at their late Hop for this evening
T,ckess pdmking Gentleman and ladies' 81 Doors Oman
n O'Clock. O. V. Dn r0KEsT Propriesor
n. B.-Ihs Hall go by 800 70 ~ for BsIs eoacerss xc
DALACE GARDEN MUSIC HALF. ,
Il soIREE DANsAkrB. Monday evening, January s.
rc cts admitting gentleman and ladies Door
open AIS oeOck CIV. DkFu2LSr, rrOpnstr.
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81 00O FOR 'saLs The rHrLADkLrnIA
Ie~ly furnished from tep 70 hoeson Fine billiard rooa A.
ischet vi,A eve Ab-s Apply at ixs and I Fourth srec
T. l. TUCKE&
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INIREMEN.-THE OFFICERS AND MEMsERS on
Southwark Engne Company No 50 return Their sirrcere
thanks to Mess Ward, Close Co Of III Fulton street. for
the boun u breakfast furnished them after the FIRE 10 Fo
street, Sunday morning. Jan q 1860 N'~''
GEORGE T. ALKER Foreman
JoHn. J. HART, Secretary.
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THE rIREMEN FRIENDS AND OpPONEyTs
Of John Cregier candidate for Chief Engineer Of he
New FORK Fire Department invited 10 meeting f
the hremen OF fih and Sixth districts Military Hail No as
Bowery, on Tuesday Jan. 81, Ut ~ o'cloik r n
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OFFICE OF THE NEWTON COPPER TYPE COMPANY
~ No AZ Frankfort street New York, jan "a, 1859 .su
Dsidend The trustees special meeting he'd this day
The Office o. tie company have de dared senannua, div
ttpd OF four per Of the oro6s of the sfx months
after the LIST day of February The
books will be closed until after ihst dsse
SAMUEL onCHAKD, Secretary.
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A LBERT H. NlCOLAY STOCK AUCTIONEBR BROKER
"a and Banker " William srestin stock and ther
scuI private aAle Bonds bought sold
Brokers' Board.
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ADvANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS WATCHES JEW.
a ery, Piancs Safes and all kinds OF Merchsodise or
bought and sold by r. GAGE broker 2 Broadway corner
of fultou street. rooms Nos. and 10, second floor.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

GREAT SPORTING BOeK-"COMING EVENTS CAST
their shadows before I'm the press "ife and Batea
OF Tom Sayeys and Fights for the Chsm
free &c limited edition for Subscribers orders oniy
fost iree Tor cash BRoTHERTON CO.
~ Main street, Brooklyn
ITCHY IMPORTANT MEDICAL AND PBYsro-
Logical work which ali should read ~ Il impars
nearly 100 gravngs Price 81 mailed cold by & a.
LAWRhNCE, No. vesey ttrcet, Astor Housa
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UGU6f BELMONT CO., BANK ERH, 50 WALL. ST..
IA iseae Letters at reAk trsvefsrs available In ali
pats Of the world through the Messs Rothschd ~ rars
Lueon Frankfort vieDns Naples and
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A sfltHrip tAnn-Fhvtrs AS0 oUffDfNG. co
"a tsinue ~ ~crea q mile from somorvtie n o. orr
prices. W. n 'HE.HCK ~ Rra.S -
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HEHrARY-To LET, ARhoRY AND DRILL ROO,
M a. Mercer House formerly occupied by comnanv
Hrheh RseimeD toseher with cnpot furniture ic Ann,
10 r. d. LAWRENCE, ,0Sl Broadway. rF
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AT THOMPSON CO.'S, BROKERS AND COMMISSION
"A merchants l02 Nassau street, Ann rooms Nos
2snd second door advance money from 81 TO 1900
watches damonds jewery, dry goods and oil
securfes bought Notes. bonds &c. nexosated
Al kinds Of sewing machines bought and sold.
A. E. THOMPaNN
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3 EW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMP ANY
~ preasarers office weny sixth
New York, Jan 10 1860 Interest coupons
ond mortgage bonds and bonds Of 1881 p4d
ii, Ssurers office and after sbruery |.
w. Il. EMEKSON Tresaurer
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-21

Chicago, July -.
Flour-Market is unsettled; parcels made from
new red winter wheat are pressed to sale and so
bbls sold at 81 So so do at 3, 90; 100 bbls old
Indiana red sold at s., 80; $40 bbls fair spring
extra sold at $il2}
Wheat-unsc,t.ed. Old spring declining and
no prices established Sales zoo bus. No.
early, new and old inclnded. at 81 o. on track,
but later two cars in store az 81 02; car No. 2
early At 81 o. on track, and car in store at
vi oS; later, car in store at 81 OIL. Buyers
offering only 81 at the 81 ,se; car rejected spring
at ?oc In store. New winter wheat is in good
demand; car No. 2 white 81 ~: cars No.
red at 81 IL; do 81 l2s; do 81 o9!; car
rejected at 92c, all in store
Corn opened active, fully &c advance, and was
quite buoyant fer time hut closing quiet at
medium figures Sales 1000 bush No at A.;
5000 bush at 4?a; 5000 bush at 43l: $500 bush
No at 49, 5000 bush at 429@441 and 43; 9
cars rejected in store at 4st by sample; l cansl
boat load uninspected at 43t afloat.
Oats quiet but noa,inally unchanged; 2 cars at
26 i'm store
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ScrOtula, or Kings Evil.

IS constitutional disease, faint, or corrup.
ton Of the blood, by which this fluid tc.
comes vitiatcd, weak, and poor. Being il,
the circulation, it pcrvadcs the whole body.
and may burst out in disease on any Fart of II.
No organ is free from its attacks, nor is there
one which it may not destroy. The scrofulous
faint is variously caused by mercurial disease.
low living, or disordercd or unhealthy food,
impure air, filth and filthy habits, the de-
pressing vices, and, above all, by the veneTeal
infection. Whatever be its origin, it is hcredi-
tary in the constitution, descending from par
ents "to children unto the third and fourth
generation !" indeed, it seems to be the rod
Of Him who says, IL will visit the iniquities
Of the fathers upon their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood Of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which. in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, Is termed
tubercles; in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which gcndera in the blood, deprexses
the energies Of life, 50 that scrofulous constitu-
tons note.only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have far Less power to with
stand the attacks Of other diseases; consc-
quently, vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this faint in tho
system. Most of the consumption which de-
CAdsco lAG AUAAAA A0UAy AAlsD 49, OGANlA t4AtStAy
in this scrofulous contamination and many
destructive diseases Of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed. Of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause. ~
One quarter Of all our people are scrofllous;
their persons ere invaded by this lurking con-
tamin ration, and their health i undermined by
i. To cleanse it from the system we must
renovate the blood by an Alternative medicine,
and inyigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such medicine We supply in @
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-21

4 OU1 D8G1 pGA6 WAvEs.
l -OCa FkAe y TnRsr.
i Our ffve. proud ID - wavinv ~
TIE Nag of oil oir land ~ ~ \
The starry sign 81 Iihersy.
Wherever i Goats in ~ vorld w,de.
= nsefs to-day, thing u M, d
n'gn Der ~, in the Northern hraN,.
ana nerves us for the aeld at ssrifs
c.o..". - srntn wan Wroag Of ~ deeyeee
S-O~0s: UT nee nag waves, csrtbee 1ag 1aycs
T. -iAA0 Triumphant over lapa ana -. n sss ! ,
lhe pride Of time, thing auhlime
rrcad symbol Of or liberty.
Rejoice to-day, exalt ye nay.
Free sons Of noble ycomenrv. 81
FOR yondcr, where the nosth vi,sds rl.v
Waves Lincolns Nag cxultinrlv.
l. Free press, free speech, frce home fsrc m..
[of an that's free It's standard seill.
IN Southern vale or Northern eien.
On Western plain or Eastern hijl.
Caoars; Our free Gag, &c.
The con Of toll, brave men az mo;l
wiz high exalt when comes the dav.
For hoats the Gag DER freedoms soil.
Inc nag nc loves As much as they.
Aentucky, cheers will give her son:
The Old Dominion shouts for ioy:
The Empire boys are battling on.
With three times three for Illinoiss
CHORUS: Our free flag, &c.
Inc keystone mounts, the hills Of Maine
ne echoe with the thunder shout,
ana all the great Northwestern plain
m Kings with the cheering round about IS.
Inc land that slopes with golden crops
Down tothe far-wcst peaceful sea.
SENDS up cheer, this glorious year,
for Lincoln, Hamlin, Liberty'
CHORUS: Our free flag, &c.
Agency City, 1850. a
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-21

TnE SIxO0M.-H. Cook, N. D., at late meet.
ing Of the Meteorological aaciety Of London,
made the following remarks concerning this
dread wind Of India:
The simeon, that deadly wind which OCCASION
ally visits the deserts Of CGtchee and Upper
gcinde, which Is sudden and singularly fatal in
its occurrence, invisible, intangible, and mystic
rious. Its nature, alike unknown-as far as the
author is aware-to the wild, untutored inhabi.
tant of the country which it frequents, as to the
European man of scicLce, its effects only ace wis.,
iblc-z-its presence made manifest in the sudden
extinction Of life, whether Of animal o. vegcta.
6le. over which its influence has extended. Or.
Cook gives the results of his information respect
ing the simeon, as follows:
/. 1t is sudden in its attack.
S, IL Is sometimes preceded by q cold current
of air.
8. II occurs in the hot months-usually June
and July.
4. 1t takes place by night as well - BY day.
8. lts course d straight and defined.
s. Its passage leaves narrow sknife-likeS
track.
I. It burns up or DESTROYS the vitality Of ami
mai and vegetable existence In it, path.
8 tits attended BY vell-marked sulphurous
odos.
0. II is described a. being like the blast Of .
furnace, and the current Of air in which u pas
ses is evidently greatly heated.
10. 1t u mot accompanied BY dust, thunder,
and lightning.
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Y AYERS \.
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla.

the most efFectual remedy which the medical
akin Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. II 10 COM
bined from the most active remetlial that have
been discovered for the expurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of the
system from it, destructive consequences.
Hence it should Be employed for the cure Of
not only scrofula, but also those other afEec-
tons which arise from it, such - ERurTIvn
and SKIN DIsEAsEs, ST.. AHrHoNr's FIRE.
RosE, or ERYsnxLAs, PMPLEs, PusruLrs,
BLorcHEs, BLArNs and Bors. TunoRs. TErrER
and SALT RREuM, ScAID HEAD, RlxowoRA.
RHEUxATIsM, SYPH1LIrIc and MERcuRIAL DIS
EASES, DRoPsY, DrsPErsIA, DEsIITrr, and.
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARBrN0 PROM vYT1A-
TED on IAPuRR BrooD. The popular belief
in !" is,psyity cf tie BLOOD" u founded IN truth.
for scrofula i . degeneration Of the blood The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Eaisapa-
Yilla il to purity and regcnerate this vital nuid
without which sound health il impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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DR.. JOHN BULLS
king Oh PAIN KILLERS

rs nsw AMERICAN REMEDY. ana =
! an edsctual and speedy euro IT, CHOLERA.
CHOLERA MORBUR RuRUNATIaN.
GOVT, BOWEL COMPLAINTS, DYaPEP.
STA, SUMNER COMPLAINTA. CRANPa
collie, SORES, CUTS, BURNS, oCALDN.
BRUISES. CANCERS, TUNDRA m AD
ACHE and T0OTHACHE. end all otAQ asAee
hat Aesh b heir 70.
The above PTepasaaioas ean y ppsaseA 80
DR JOHN BULLS PEinelSsi OGes f..
villa. Ky.
For sals only By o. r. equires CO.
u. y. Gay.
McCAnn H1QAss,
Wh0esale and nslal AgeneA whore uAn - funnA Mfee
steck efDra9s Medicines, Iolles Fancy AstlceA9&c.
iupe 98-d8laN.lyW
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-21

aiARNG OF TIE HlProporANL-The
nd The Jardin DIES Plantes in Paris have
ra q bad luck in the rearing Of hippo
lAeir maternal hippotamus has now
W % three young ones, but each has
'Aen bu, few days or weeks old ;
aso were killed by the mother, and
s'ed from similar fate by immediate
aed with commissions brought on by
The circumstances are given with at
~Al. The birth was on the 18th Of
y ne infant animal "a male) WAS received
n'.ak o. the Dasin OF the rotunda, in the
WIS keeper, and Immediately taken away.
'eiiiai aippopotamas had NO time 70 see
'phns, s.d Jet she INDUCED in . long 1t
Without the aid OF an enormous
- shi,h the keeper was furnished, he
'aus nave secured his retreat, but by
y succeeded in getting out of the basin
.@ale The CRATE behind him. The young
anus vas placed In a basin exposed to
~ DC immediately took TO swimming
sung about as though he had taken les
= Us i.1her and mother. He was fed on
~ milk, which he drank with avidity
~ ne consumed nearly three gallons Of
Tp'a good part Of each day on q bed
covered with flannel blanket; the
= u'ae Le aMpsed himself in basin Of
y" Ms keeper, whQ did not leave
houent could not make the least
: ~ ms nursling would open his eyes
assure himsclf that his adopted father
ing 70 leave him. At night he slept
NJ ~ On his keepers breast, and slcpt
y. 4 break. When he wanted 10 drink
- as = calf, which indeed he some
I,lo'ed in form. He measured about
n; slgth and weighed 1870 pounds Of
~ Nn, sof, moist, and mellow TO tie
y. nothing Of that rose tint which char.
sae ,so other hippopotami born in The
u 1873 and 1859. II was blackish 10
\. / aaa in others Of grsyish white
r. 'a : very queer orange Tins about
"a ~ LIE "a Of June it was noticed that
s y ", bloody, and on examination it
~ that several teeth were coming
4, !, sn'e they we're wondering at this
Y, - poor animal was taken with con-
sa'ed IN few minutes.
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-or New York, July 10.
loves Sales .O00 bbs IS l0GNS Ii for p~r state
- 500 % extra do IS 0ela Is super western; eS Is
go ~ common TO medium extra WESTERN Is COOS Oinfe-
FLOR 70 good shipping brands extra r. H. O. Canadian
per; e5 sO617 80 extra w. ~ -
RYE FLOUR-Qnet at - 5O614 90
WHEAT-Recerts 90 SIS bush Market firm and oui
e. ssles Of q Is Chicago spring. II 26.G1 81 Racine
srng; 27@i so Nil Club; 81 IS winter red western;
~ HwPi ~ white Canadian 81 Fol As white Mich
RYE-eteady. Sales at St0SS.
BARLEY-Dull at fi.6R7O.
CORN-Receipts o. 20 bush market without striking
change. Sales ~ 00O bush 1t 81 unsoun 6l6Q sound
mixed western;
0ATs-steady at ssGA for western, and Canadian;
40(04l state.
wHISKEY-Du snd UNCHANGED Sales 10 hbls NJ q
@2'}. W " =
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-21

tbs LAST KIDNAPPING CAsE.-An advertise
m,nt in the Joncsbo,o Gazette brings to our no.
tice the last kidnappin, case in Egypt. 1t an
nounces that colorcd man weighing 1870
pounds is in the custody Of the postmaster Of
Dongala, Union county, Ill. The said negro is
emLellished with cuts which may have been
made with knife whip, and several gunshot
wounds adorn his person-the latest enc having
been inflicted by his captor, the postmaster aiorc
said The advertisements states that he was ap-
pretended by Mr. Postmaster and carried to Cape
Girardeua, Missouri, for the purpose of finding
him he was brought back to Dongola While on
the way to the latter place he attempted to cs-
cape from his captor, but was brought to by the
prompt use of a shot 9n!-[Chicago Press and
Tribuue
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SAPoNIFIER, ''''-
Or, Concentrated Potash
nayi1-bply

ere Lsan .os6se ~ St.sA0tA Of Ordinary 1sasaA
trtng expense The Cheapest article ever dsroyercS ~
the purpose One pound viii make twelve or nfseen ~
Ions o. good SON Soap, Of nine pounds Hard Soap Prinf
err VIII fnd superior article for cleaning type Il =
perfectly soluble and free from impuritiea
cans M n 49,
Manufactured at the Challenge Chemical Works. Broes.
tyn, and sold by Err DIRKER Cd : .
jan2bply. isi Fe.nrl HArnsf y
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LIFE PILLS AND

increasing the quantity OF life and veop IN every par
the SYSTEM enable nature TO make Incredible efforts for
ne expulsion Of disease before organic destruction esins
u thus that In short space OF time they cure colp
coughs, rheumatism, fatulence, pain. In the stomach
holc and neryous disorders In nil their FORMS Bun Their
hyperion excellence in affections OF the STOMACH In r.
nale complaints and the sutcrngs Of enfeebed youth.
For sale by DR.. W. b. MOFPAT, proprietor S86 Broad
gay, New York, and by al DRUGGISTS. nnrlhulr
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL TINE PURPOSES or 4 FAMILY PNYSlO,

are SO composed that disease within the range 81
their action can rarely Withstand OF evade them
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse.
and inyigorate every portion Of the human organ.
ism correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vitaiities. Al . consequence OF these
properties. the invalid who il bowed down with
pain physical debility i astonished to find his
health Or energy restored BY remedy 1t once 70
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
Of every body, but also many formidable snd
dangerous diseases. Tho agent below nained 10
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates Of thar cHres and directions
mess, Heartburn Headache 6gising fv0N d;sovdsved
Stomach, Nasssea, Indigestion, PAIN - mud Morbid
Inocticn Of fAs BosreS, F5Gfwaf'scy LOss ~ AHpr-
tie, .Lassn;es, and other kindred complaints.
arising from low state Of The body or obstruction
Of its functions. &sl
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-21

Y lrn.
y. .lSlgs.-The chimney At 81. Rollox,
49, SllH N ls4s, is i54 feet high above
a and 4S2 feet above the ground,
INC base is 50 feet and u the top
s,a sas once struck by lightning, and
|ksosI - 70 bottom, bat Was saved ny
=. chimney At Port Dnndss, near
~ \ hn'shed in 1859. il 10 46s feet
/. foundations, and 4s4 feet from tbs
1t ~ ~ FEET In diameter 1t the base,
- sop. When go feet Of It had
Asas bsHt dix feet out Of 1 line By
~*.s; - straightensd By saving into The
1o through the chimney On Tie con.
S1esing the mortar. Its cost ves
~ - eniancys ere Used 70 carry ~
s - chemical works.
\, Ssraabourg Cathedral Is higher
These chimneys-s74 feet.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-21

OPPOSITION TO HooPs.-A new invention,
called the "Shrt Bosom Expander," is recon-
mcn.led for general adoption, not only rs mat
ter of fashion, but one Of necessity. The arti-
Gle ia manufactured Of nicely covered watch
spring steel, and is intended to keep the shirt boz
som in an expanded position, thereby securing
naatness, as the front does not touch the body
or become saturated with perspration. II al
fards an easy and graceful support to the chest,
dispensing with waiding, and effects thorough
circulation of air, thereby imparting GOODNESS to
the system. Being simple in adjustment, less
than an ounce in weight, and cheap, it is partic
ularly desirable to citizens and military men, as
it secures protection, pleasure and utility.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-21

vThe vie OF Mr.. Caleb Bsinton, residing on
Haldeman's farm opposite Harrisburg. r., died
On the 9th, and vas inferred In Mount Kalma
Csmstsry yesterday afternoon. This vas Prob
ably the largest woman in the United SseteA-
We ala nos learn what her weight vas. but i
s.sv ~ iudeed when We state that cha seasured
seysn fsct II inches around the waist! For the
~ TIVE o. three years she has becn unable 70
move. from excessive Obesity, and yet enjoyed
more than Ordinary good health
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
vE6ETABLE WORM DESTROYER

il > remedy alike pleasant and e6eceaal Or tho
evil. There u mot the least dificulty n Reetin9
children to take the medicine. II y prepared 8
the form Of Candy Drops, and win b eaaen VIII
avidity by Children Of all ages. Il Destroys anA
cxpels worms moro eficctuslly than any remedy
~ in use, while at the same time 4 Win u =
way affect iaja1iously tho health q - Child
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-21

below present the views Of the NJ
s.ar,r,i.cr on the position Of NJ. John Bell
=. a,sal ism' nov before the American
i nvill show TO the people that this So
4 !, constitutional party does believe that the
.04.,;on Is the ''r;tai iasse" In the pre-
~ .no.ign and that Mr.. Bell, their Presi.
:, aomiuee is a man who believes that
T. !. iaessi"s'
4. continue to accumulate, says the Rich
fsTs;~ tha, the Constitutional Union tick.
md. a. conservative, as national, a.
y, X for the South, as any ticket can
80 We have heretofore directed pub
80. ..,, IN 70 the Just, manly and comprchen.
80 - Al John Bell on the subject Of South
~ We have shown that, so far a. the
~, =. ..auduess and reliability Of NJ. Bell on
~. ;ssue"is concerned, he stands above
- ,.d above suspicion. We have de-
o,ss ~ indispensable and impregnable
sa,n H, own long and brilliant political re-
~ ~, h. looks upon slavery NOT a. an evil
.rrse a. the present Democratic Governor
rr;n;, did only few short years age, but
"a !, as q blessing both to the master
K sI,,e-a blessing alike TO the South, to
r.ion and 10 the World.