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& II. WILMOT'S PLANpERS, Ioaq,EDNT,gnn
~. COR DIV GOD CUTTER

~. COR DIV GOD GUTTER.
The exclusive patent rights Of the been
~ company OF gentlemen of tho city Orleans for he
states OF Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Arkansas Tennessee
Ferds, Texas and South Carolina All wishing TO mr.
chase parish county State rights Of machinery can
obtain the same by applying TO the undersigned who Is sole
agent for tho above campany.
F.W C. COOK
No IS Natehez street. New 0rlegnB.
Refers IoLMsssrs Martin Gordon, Jr \ O. s. BTin
ian Y g. Landry, n O. g. O. Boger, n. o.; 0. Mre St
batheS. Il
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hi a. FAIINEsrocIS,s YERMIrnen 4

beeh fegaFded with CONFIDENCE bv aIee
body Of The regular medical profession in every in ON
lelo asa preparation unsurpassed by any, daily pra.
States. e 'S ~s'''su
During the long period Of its continued ponuari;y snuious
and counterfeit limitations have from time made their ap
peaFahee Never has been the mart at the
buyer exercise nicoUs caution purchasing he genuine
article a this lime These are often 30 close N thr
external resemblance to B. A fahpesock's Sermagc as to
be well calculated the nnSnspechg purchaser an
article which he noitter wished nor intended buy
Ii is not enough to buy accredited
chaser must vigilance TO avoid being imposed upon
must eSansne every bottle himself that is hs
the genuine B. A. fahnestoek's Negmfuge. ANS lm&W
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E,PAyE pu rRo1s1EnrE p1srRrcr.-n a

Z etc conduit Depot des Epases TrOisieme District rue
des Bons- Enans Couet Louisa CONNIE enaves
Une ument de Is mains de hauteur ai eune rayon
nant, les pieds de derriefe blanes, eanpee par
une nmenE dun air eune ct pas Ueampe
visible
Une vache loreille fOurche
celle gauehe aampte epaule droite par un s.
81 les dts animRux sont reca6s tours
les ais paye lis yendus enchere pnbque au dit
depot lie MERGREDl u de sepembre 1860 Id eures A. NJ
Nouyelle Orleans de sepembre 1860.
G, ]. FAYSS0UX,
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70 the First District Pound, Dryales street. between
Girod and Julia Streets as estTay-
One black horse, crippled IN fore feet star on forehead ,n
disinguishable brand on left hip
Which if not claimed during five days expenses there
paid, will be sold public auction, at the said Pound
on WEDNESDAY, September II, 1880 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
New Orleans, September O. 1850.
G. /. FAYSSOUX, D'ty Street Commissioner.
Registered September 6, 1862
ALFRED A. DUCRos,
Garln nj iy0nn +rn1tar
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POLICE JAIL--oFFICTAL.

WAS brought to the City Police Jail on
w the 3s Of August 1860, the dark grill boy MIKE Saws
be belongs Mr. Samuel Fielder who lives in White county
Miss He is feet ss inches high has of the upper
missing, very small ears and aged about 4S years
The will call and claim his property according law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR.,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
Registered September 8, 1860
ALFRED A. DUCRos,
sei l5t Clerk of Com
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FOURTH DISTRICT PoIrND-xya broueb

"a ia Faaib 6i,Iii p5 - w 4 brous ht
tween Washington avenue and Sixth street. as estray-
One sorrei mare, branded right thigh A.
Which mot claimed within five days cxEenses there.
on Paid will be sold public auction at said Pound on
New Orleans, September 6. 1860
g. |. FAYssoUN1 Dry Street Commissioner
Registered September g. 1850
ALFRED A. DuGRoS
Clerk of Comptroller
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EEPAyE Du pEuxrEME D1sTR1or.-1i a

EPAVE DU DEUXIEHIE DISTRIGT.-fi n
- sts CONDUIT an depot DIES dnayes dn Deixieme District
eneognnre aes Tues Benyile ct Galvez, epaye-
I'm p0uan bal an pied de derree blanc denyron I3 mains
de haut, sans marqne nj eiampe visible.
Une vaccine rouge blanche, 10 dessus orele irofe
coupee rorele gauche coupde dampse la croupe dune
marque ressemblant cotlr. fS 49,
81 les dts animauN pas rGcan9 dams CHM iors OF lao
ira us seront vendls enchee publque dit 5pot
10 huSDi, 10 de septembte 1850 10 heures A. NJ
o. /. FAYSSOuN,
NouvelleOrtans, de septenbre 1860 So q s 70
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THIRD DISTRICT POUND.-Was brought
il the Third District Pound G0odchdren street be-
tween Clouet aud Louisa streets,
One sorre mare Is hands high blaze face white hind feet
branded I.
ons sorrel mare colt, blaze face no visible brand.
One red COW, with in the right q swallow fork in
the left ear. branded on the right shoulder with 8.
Which if claimed days ana the expenses there
PAID will be sold public auction, said Pound on
WEDNESDAY, September H. 1860 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
New Orleans. September l. 1860
O. /. FAYss0UX, D'ty Street Commissioner.
Registered September !, 1860.
ALFRED A. DUCR0S
Clerk of EoTnDroller.
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FPAVE DU PREMIER DESTRTCT.-u n
- etc conduit depot dies paves Premier District rue
Dryades, entire les Fnes Julie ct Grod CONNIE 6pave--
I'm cheval NOR esropie des ped deyant une eoe au
front, ine etanpe illisible la hanche ganche
81 lie dit animal nest pas reclam6 cling ors ras
pay6s il yendu penehere pubuue au dit dapot lie
MERCREDI, L de septenbre 1860, 4 10 heures A. NJ.
G. l. FAYSS0UX
D6pute Commssaire des Rnes
Nouvelle. Orleans 6 septembrc 1909 sci ID ii -
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SECOND DISTRICT POUNp-NEas brought
NJ to the Second District Pound Benvle Gal
streets, estray-
One bay horse colt hind foot white IS high
mark or brand TO be seen.
One white and redpoed cow upper bit right ear crop
on the left. branded rump-supposed TO heart.
Which not claimed within five days the expenses there
on paid will be sold AZ public auction. said Pound MON
DAY, September 10, 1860 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
New Orleans, September 4, 1860.
c. L FAYsSOUx, D'ty Street Commissioner
Registered September 4, 1860
ALFRED A. DUCRos,
Clerk of Comptroller.
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The liquidation Of the affairs of this Association shall ba rnada
by three commissioners appointed by the Stockholders a
meeting convened for that purpose after siSs days previous no
tce in published in orleans Said
daors shall be solvent persons Of th civ moi
dsbted 10 the Assoc alton their term of shall he
all necessary power shall be conferred The period
such the Stockholders may y relt;as N
meeting convened, determine. ' se'tsl'i
ARTICLE XIII.
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A Town ON A LAKE-Rev. w. C.SDith, pre-
siding elder in the Indiana Conference, gives the
following account of Morgantown in this State,
one Of the pcculiaritics Of which is that it is built
upon lake:
We have read of ''city set upon Hin" but
MorgantOwn, in nv district, stands upon lake
This was not known for a number of years after
the town was settled The discovery was made
by digging wells 10 obtain good supply of wa
ter. The supply Of water in the wells which had
been used, failing in the dry season, few year.
since, one Of the citizens concluded to sink well
deeper and sec il he. could not strike stronger
yein When thiay-6ve or forty feet below the
surface of tho earth the man at work in the vel
suddenly struck his pick through the crust, and
tho water gnshed up with such rapidity that hs
was with difficulty saved by the men at tho wind
less. In . wlninutes the water was soWa 6fteen
feet deep in tic we'll. In two or three instances.
Afterwards, men were near being lOat by coming
20 this inexhaustible fountain Ofwater. Wells
have been sunk b different parts Of the town, re-
mote from each other, and believe forty feet ID
the greatest depth to reach this lake.
Lad lines have been dropped into several Of
g. wells. hut no bottom has been found. La
4 IISfne down 70 this lake, they Invariably pasl
thres,gh strata ofsand, leaves and tmbcr, resem'
bling drift wood. This l. some twenty feet below
| the snrfscc 81 ths earth. After passing thsVegt
these strafa I etrstum 1t hard clay b found, and
49, rithin is inches d The Like, hard curss i
! sssched which i sure indication that they ars
| near he water, When they reach this crust they
l cramence wan these0n, carrying q 70 The tOp
a ~ ven. then puf douna large auger and bors
/ I hole 10 tie water, which gashes up with great
Sarce 6llinr - vell from &fteea 70 tweasy teel
4 : - nEnu1es. When Tie AnCef strikso -
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An English traveller describes the speeches
aTnaxement with which Wild Arab chief Of tho
desert watched, in tent near Cairo, the devel-
opMent Of photograph 0f the Great SPHINX
When the features Of the mysterious sculpture
were revealed on the glass, the Arab turned Ia
l'is companion, and pointing It the photographer:
exclaimed HE h - eldest son Of SATAN
. Inc great effort Of the defense in the St I.ouis
breach of promise case, - toprovc that the plain
tiG, Miss Carstang, IN m uochaste woman. And
il zach evidence viii excuse the defcndantfor ~
breach Of contract he u il fair way To succeed
IN preventing IN adverse verdict. Several Wit,
nesses were introduced BY the delensc who awors
70 familiarities with the plaintiff which seriously
a8sct Der charaeeef. This may Be explained, o,
The witneascs impeachcd, Int . il now stands
the case does mot promise large verdict for tht
plaintiff The defense have also proved thu,
Miss Carstang has before compensated affairs d,
this nature BY the payment Of money 70 her.
a parallel to the Carstasg Gao has occurret
~ Detroit, MICH. woman appeared before !
ponce justice, Anew DAVIS since, and compliance
that her atlianced bad broken his pronisr m
had long been engaged to her, aud six month,
ago he gave hef six little nina IN 81 which nv
had fed 70 porkers II her own cxpense. and ~
heartlea fellow had not only f1rsaken NJ. 81
taken 81 The posk, On the pretspcs q rscovssinf
his lore preesat1 3.
= rnaawsy 1egro q Meatganery, Aha. 81
dessaocss MAde eallmt sssaslance % IL %
ssssa vssndl.g - r thsm bAaly ~ pissd
eaee and resasiaQ % - taken alavss - sAo
Did, q No. q d 500 % ~ al1icted retsj
oFeh % whom h3s s'labos - sesvtCe was de-
Il y god - - ~ brave ~ mssso s4ibssty 4
dfaths alnsesatsd ecca1isaally, 90 By baad
man.
The cnlarGeanent " ~ llnits * Park. ~
nary u, be- occasloned dsmaad O. &ght Al
tAeaafes 80 thsee A..dssa sa4 ninelem nqI
hake ahopa ~ - ne1fR Rust II
| / - psseeQt t11ss - 1,aoo 49, - ID
us1o Sasigoo d 80 Nsw Foek o>.ee Fpisse
- Ct b1lag - higAse $50 fk11 n II
60 80 thsfe oo(See, = $780, 1.'
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DIED

In this city tho evening Of Tharsday March 60 1884,
at ffe residence Of Pi1lp Chriainger ESQ., MARTHA
CCRNELlA CLINTON, aged years, II months and
days.
In this city Tuesday, Marh n 1260 Of Old age the
residence Of Paris Arm6eld his son-in-law Mr. JAMES
DOLLAHIATT, aged ioS years.
Father DolLAHrArr was born In GuiSord county, North
Carolina In 1851. For many years he has been resident
Of this city; and by his depoanent and
'ious pIety be won the character Of - honest and
consistent Christian. After short illness, which was
lrne with accomplishing meeknen and patience he
sseefly fell asleep n Jesus and passto hs In
skies -
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1bvs - D0Wll6 ~ SsFsM9aA n OFaSaa1v 1sAsae.
gcr nai ssap vAoa ltns, vilA usss sreah,s "a -
tsinpg expea. fhe cheAye8 article ever dSverea 81
The pufrses. One psnd Wi meks twelve q ANssu =.
lcne n god En- aOap, u Aina peana Hard eaaR ht.
err WIN md superior artias ~ esslng type b
perfectly soluble end free ffom mpuri1ies.
broksA y AnAA humps ard pat - = !, 3, And -
e1ns. st4&@ Al psf 8g sTa ff tss5s N 157 .-
Mapu1eazsd = ~ Chanense Chsnieal wesas. Dsssh.
| I'm, and ~ ~ H.R D. RkRI 3 CO
tonShp1Y. - lnR15 Ebvv< ~ n
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Chicago, Mara, 90
Flour duh, buyers holding on.

Wheat market opened duh and heavy, but
holders refusing to yield, limited business was
done at Yesterdays prices Sales cars No 2
spring with winter storage, Ind 5000 bush do At
81; cars do fresh receipts 98}; 9 do at %.
No marked change In corn. nnless on Low
grades, which closed duh and lower Sales Il
cars No fresh receipts At 434 in store; 1000
bush new receipts, al next week, at AL; car
No fresh in store At Al; $500 busA recent 1t
III; 1000 bush rejected At 40; car DO At s9l.
Oats dull and irregular.
Dressed Hogs-lS hogs, averaging 200 lbs at
$6,37f; hogs, av 200 lbs at seas.
Live Stock-Receipts l3 cars Cattle, cars
Hogs Cattle were dull and sales were made at
decline. Hogs unchanged The sales to-day
vrprp. 4
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" AMUsEMKxTA

Marshal r. Wilder, who is dry nurse to the
new national Union party for Massachusetts,,
calls general convention for consultation and
organization, in Boston, the 29th inst
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


BIBLE SOCIETY DEfOsirOsT.-At the ssofc Of Mr.. w
w. Harper, Jenerson street, Burngton where Enyish,
German, Swedish and Wclch Bibles and Re, ments may
always be found u one price, nsvc.
See ADvERfisExExr or Dr. sanforts Liver In 1xoraior
and Cathartic Pills In another column. oc. yciy.
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~ - common ohsorvat ion that therc are
more sufferers from debility, among Americans, tan csn
l0und among any other civilized nation. The Is
We take too sle exercise and forget the wants
~ oody N sne absorbing pursuits Of business. In a
such cases ordinary ediciaes can do little rood what Il
required just such tonic and inyEorasor - IN j. Hos
etser has given % The world In his cELEBRATED RrT
IEKs The weak and nervous denzen Of the ccS.tinx.
house. ne exhausted toler upon the shop board and che
Frustrated student "f the midnight lamp have found
wonderful Regeneration in the CRITTERS" and prefer
more Pretenous, but les encacious medicines Bu. /.
should not Be forgotten that the agent which il 20 magical
n Ne influence upon frame which Il merely eb,taied,
equally powerful In assisting nature to expel the most
erribe forms Of disease. Who win not give il trial.
Sold BY druggists and dealers everywhere.
| q See advertisement In aao,her column.
| tan9-bplm S r-t
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1eilAriox WAxrKD--Of the Whereabouts
seoy naaed George A. Pickup, who left this
n'sut August 10th, 1888. Said Pickup
7 ven DC Ictt, some fourteen or fifteen years
sr heavy set, red hair, frcckled. and had At
NJ one q his upper front teeth broken 81
a = middle. II our brethren OF the press
90 slls notice, they will confer great
r. sM also any person giving the desired
-. % the Editor Of this paper, at Aledc,
Vsonty, Illiaois.-[ Aledo Record.
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N pneno'nenon occurred lately in Savoy, which
u. a''1aa the attention ofgeologists At Orcier
- mountain chain above Tonon, part 0fthc
n s: s1hl, and In its place q lake formed
l.. agn chestnut trees disappeared entirely,
- NC laece of ground on which they stood,
y 'aear stead rose trunks Of trees TO the sur,
~ IN which must have long been under Ma
~ Which must have belonged to specics
~ MOI kn0wn about the country.
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II IL ~ Vi .,z ~ - szs s
r - 1ar ~ 81 .. .<s b. X b.. Il s {.
e1a1 = 60 aOl1l N e.. ..ss ..ss .sl..s;
Il er1 Grnsni'rr = 60 81 M = lIs IN q
vrrsss n III 'f9sAs ssEH ssses VI. 81. -
! I~ - a. Snrjnr1 + Hpu -. Co.
Il ass cssiei;g : great - sfisesE.s 94ks j,s
II - 49, 70 Centrtbe1ee - - AowA 51ere
i - - go thet - nieht lsusivh 0r eealesu
- ~ 'srssreA;o 800 ef - losa1IlE. W
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Drsa nnos1raa: Tverysajne ahene he,e = ~
--~---1 ~a1- " 4. ,-sfh = e,.1e diGRenltT ehe1
- -. ~ ~ ~ -. sisns - u ~ inres,,
49,. 4 - .ss- -. - ~ -. - nsnre n
ei,sv s-.rs..s,s.t s.a 4 $3.50 srosnd n ~
i ~hsi. Il I1r.rsa ~ Is.annf rr1ru.as Pasjepce
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nm hr~srss evsSsase ,'s.v 49,. III NJ
r..v;v., - = 4 vsrv Ie1a -. - nirhfs
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nm s,.s,e "a. hshsrA 60 $3.50 4 learr oWinR ~
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I.h-;s-1s- II. rSgle - I $3.50 1iaesace- We
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- - 80 49, 1arinhiaa ~ tr,ck xith
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s....:-a1f .s,.se .l,.n So -:4r-.. I:--!Iss -
-. !. a. $500 49, -. ..Irps,s 1920
x 800 IN go. NJ
go ~" -: -. .s.I. 49,. 49, 49,. ~. ~.
-. r... - 49, - ~ -. - - :"
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r4o.. .s..:.. n. \. - -, 80 ..;
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M.s.4s.. ..D'. Z, 49,. y ~. 80
%ssss 49,. 49,. = -. W. =
=. !. 49, :. ..I. .a.:.
~ 800 - 49, 10y CNsas.n ssAy ~ s,sc's
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\. IN: ss - sars y,
90 J; 80 - ID n ! q
Na.1ks. ArysS IT. ~ ~ -
tGessassA - - - 4 - 60 -.
Ws1ldsce nesssy ~ 49, tist1 llsA
0ssh q svssy ptioa y - - ID.st. -
|iHmelsiaa gsansssa = esllss - -; fssstsss
ID. Is 80. Buesse bsBasee. M
Considerable shipsats = Corn - fssvis
ioas - lnads - ~ Losis " rsosia - lIunsls
rirea Raass1osrs - sassisl evssthis sosas go
ea,50 80 ss
sUGAR-saosaerus l,ed, III. ssanes ~hiss
I,is, ClAriaed toi. Aaph Ssc.r. ac9ass
S ss2g /. -, ,...a.s =, :, !,
kislls = soes q,
rRUTT-Raisiua, prime, . 50. q - IL III
] BROOMS ~ 1D09 90 per doeen. iiils
WHEAT-New winter, n O09l 10; ~
Spring 90. Prizes stesdy; yood cOu'naud-
Ing out&de quotations III
fLOUR-Choice winter. 97 % fetail :sos 30
waolesale; Spring q 90 retail; y 70 vho,s-
BEANS-&l % per bunh.
POTATOES 30 case per bush
corn n ear 27@1Sr: Shelled No. !, 2e0
% Ct STEADY.
OATS-1Oc.
BU1IER-l2@l4c.
EGG2-6@sc.
ONIONS l0@s0c.
HAY-Timothy, 47@4s as5 4H
WOOD p 50@13 %. -' f'es4s
hides Green, S@ec.; Dry Flint 14@isc.;
Green Sailed Z, and duh.
WHISKEY-22@2S
CHICKENS 81 S09l Is per dozen. II
LARD-lOc. per b.
APPLES 81 25@l 50 per bush.
DRIED APPLES per b.
TIMOTHY SEED - OO@e2 - per bush.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-25c per bush.
CORN MEAL-SO@ 35c per bu.
BACON-Hams &c shoulders &C.; sides &C.
RAGS-2c per d.
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VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND

~ ncreaAng ths quaptty u ne ana veoe b every pas1
Of IL system enable na1ars % maks Incredible efforts oy
The expuon q deass before organic destruction begins
ths tAa& In very short space u time Try colds
coughs, Theumati1n, natnlence, pans II he stomach
choc and nervous disorders In ~ their IoFs But theIi
superior excellence h In affections Of the scnarh IN 70.
male complaints and the sunernes o. cnfeebed ycuth
For ale BY pr. W. p. MO1fAT, propsetos, ms Broad
way, New York, and BY I'll Druggists novlbply.
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New York, March 70.
FLOUR-Market dull and heavy. Sales 44NO bbls 1t
super wessen 255 Is common 70 EXTRA vestern IN S.
O. 90 inferior TO good chipping brands extra II o.
BYE FLOUR-Steady It % 70@4 40.
MHEAT-Dull and dropping sales 800 bush
RYE-Quiet n SIS.
BARLEY-Duil. sales 6o0O hush II 7O771 mixed an,
western. @
OATs-Dull At 42{0A for state, and Western.
FORK Dull and heavy. Sales $50 bbls 1t e17 Is old
mess; 9t3 IS old prime: IL IS new. 'E M
DREg-E1rn and steady,
WHl0KEY-Sseady. Bales 1t 22i.
New York Cattle Market.
BEEvES-Haher in arfIve demand At about lak weeks
prices for nrst quality Receipts SO head Quotations
si@oi; ordinary, slOiOc Arse gus Hty, 10
Rereipts |, 500. 1s7aT n s
aWINE-sseady = s@sac. sor corn fell Receipts
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fun lIoNE.-Don't be afraid Of little fun
home good people! Don't shut up your hous-
kstthe sun should fade your carpets, and your
ers' kst a hearty laugh should shake down
~ d the musty old cobwcbs there! If you
VI torin your sons, let them think that all
"a md social enjoyment must be left on the
ssshold without, when they come home nj
~ When once home Is regarded as only a
= v eat, drink and sleep in, the works is be.
Wat ends in gambling-houses and wretched
rsd.ton. Young people must have fun and
ssAaen somewhere; if they do not find it ut
ovn hearthstones, II viii be found At other
FOtlable places Therefore let the fire
amghtly at night, and make the house most
Ssd With al those little arts that parents
Essly understand. Don't rcpress the buoy
- ff'sa Of your children; half m hour Of Der.
- around the lamp and Ere 1t home, blots
aae remembrance Of many 4 care and annoy.
easnng the day, and the best safeguard they
.ase sish them into the world il the unseen
Lfe illustrated.
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"a s.esssncns Of iAprisg and 6tsnsssy.
80 Ice sss sescctiOn Of Csas;'ass, Vsats
a L;s<.s, rce~ivcd il I've days hum New
&c clIer 70 Cssli buyers q VERY low
80 ne A. KAISER I 90.
s.,,ug.ou, NarcA'i4. leeR bps1e Il

- n tIssenbasa j. just receiving his
Y d.oasand isvinrs - lsisnls ana cas0sn-
n. "a "a lcok athis acck.+ He has IN ex-
y ,srre snd ane sacck se~elsshr, eaasi.
"a vessiaes uhish ~ VI hanufactars
,.- "a vjrrant satisfActioa. boys cscthing
. ..,,..sIIs fsuislisg spoas q n required
s.slities and prices See advertise.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-31

c., s,oar SroLEn--A story has been
=, ,he rounds Of the press TO the effect that
s..te Of the Iudina Lunatic Asylum vas
h, !, bis oil home in Posey County, while
4. seer, Of the Asylum testified that he was
1. !, ..e time in that Institution. This story
.s.a.d 10 BY Nj. Robert Dale Owen 1t the
u, s,ssasi.s meeting in Nes York. The
80, Vernon advocate, however, published in
y tsssy sire the scene was laid, thus spells
shck thing t &SG
n, drcunasances alluded to by Mr.. Owen in
L.r-i poihhg supernatural or4m mysterious, hat
N. ipyiy ne result Of mistaken identity. In
s.l Il having two-fold presence what
4 |. ,Ss,skm ior the duplicate of the lunatIc
80 !, Be another unfortunate imbecilc, who
n ss,zped from his keepers in Uniontown,
:, va s,aying in the neighborhoOd where
4. Mrmer vas known, was mistaken for him,
a. "a remarkable resemblance between the
n
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-31

~ an obituary notice. which win y
= !. ..o,her cslnmn, y viii b seen that :
a tgukugtah has jsst departed this life as
- ,.,asse oflos year,. he was aAative
- csdina, having lived twenty years IN
- a deceased rs 10 years old at The
- -. y,~e>arstion Of Independence.