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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-19
Over n nTIlIiOm OF sfOttIea

Have been sold during the last six months and In no 10
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then will suffer from Weakness Debility when Nc
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No language convey adequate idea OF the mime
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-19

,I,l,r.aCk STRAW BoNrETs AND asIE,II Els L.
y sgsnf R@sQbs, 10 r'as Vs''TsSs ny 4 20, HjsS ItEss
oct5 * aacia ~ q ~. - -s'~'"wt.'tc
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-19
5r no the Ladies'.
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McLean's Strengthening Cordial
Is sovereign and speedy cure for
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTEON,Sy WHITES
Distracted or Difficult Menstruaton, incontinence Of
Urine Involuntary Discharge thereof Falling OF the
Womb, Ciiddiness Painting and all Diseases incidnet
Females.
There Ia no MiStaks About 1t.
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will stimulate, strengthen and nyigorate you and cause
the bloom Of health TO mount your cheek again.
IS Every bottle 10 warranted TO give BatiBiaction
FOAE CHILDREN.
Ifyour children are sickly puny or afflicted McLeaDf
Cordial will make them healthy, fat and robust DeSy
not moment, try it, and you will be convinced
IT rs DELICIOUS TO TAKE
OAu7IoN-Beware Of Druggists or Dealers who may
try to palm upon you some Bitter or sarsaparla ras
which they buy cheap, by saying 1t just M good.
Avoid such men Ask for AcLean's Strengthening Cor
dial and take nothing else II is the only remedy that
will purify the blood thoroughly and at the same time
strengthen the system.
one Tablespoonful taken every morning fasting, is q
certain preventive OF Cholera Chills and Fever, Yellow
Fever, or any prevalent discases ItSpu mp in large
tottles.
Price only 81 por bottle, or C bottles for s..
J.H MCLEAN,
aole Proprietor OF this Cordial,
Also McLeanB Volcanic Oil aiiniment
Principal Depot the OF Third and Pine streets
| 81, Loais, Mo.
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment
The best Iiniment In the World. The only safe and
certain cure FOR Cancers Piles, Swellings aud Drou-
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Thousands ofhumAn beings have been saved lie q
iecrepitude and misery By the use oil tins nVauaDe meI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-19

Or Cthers conscious of inability, from whatever cause,
will Hnd Mclean Strengthening Cordial thorough
regenerator Of the SYSTEM and all who may have injured
themselves by improper ndulgences, will find in the Cor
dial a certain and speedy remedy.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-16
INCIDENTS AND JUNIORS OF4Il
SLAVE CASE.
There were incidents enough Yesterday

There were incidents enough Yesterday
serious aud amusing, to fill a column
Everybody has q budget Of anecdotes to
relate and COED story telers are the he
roes Of numerous circles of listeners to-
day
The Republican papers have considcra-
bic to say ia regard to the peaceful in
tentions' ssf the coIored population. and
intimate chat there was no design on their
part to interfere with the execution of the
law. A livery stable keeper on Ohio St.
informs US that on Saturday some Of the
negroes engaged one OF his carriages and
that it stood all the afternoon in the NEIGH
borhoad Of the Public Square, in readl
ness to c.rry the fugitive out Of the city
when she should be taken from the officers
The colorad men are greatly enraged at
the conduct OF some Republican police
men yesterday. They say the harshest
treatment they received WAS from the lat
ter. Says one Of tlem-"A Democrat
was the only ge'man in de crowd. He TOOK
couple OF 'publcans of one of our Eel,
lers or they'd lame him to death.
A wonderful! change has become sUd-
denly apparent in the toue Of numerous
leading nepE 5icaus. The honest masses
Of that party, WHO are sincere in their
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-16
TIRE {. b'TEs sIRER.
"a suatcher Up Of Jn~9usIderet Tri0es."


W hen YOU meet v'.h a ctaous man,
dfa" his picture.
-.Vber il q man ont NJ Jat,q Vbas
has w.~l hecL nv"
IF exercise nro,,o,as boonb ,,o.o
who co'laot ola hills far adiIrrs sLo,Ia r,s
among the LONGEST l;va4 rso,I, ~, aar,h
-, " ''- vi
here Is Yankee whose nose IL So
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-16
Coming Events for the, Coming Year.

VNHE next volume Of the PLAIN DEALER
4 will probably contain record of
NEST startling events Eighteen hundred
and sixty one will ever see, for the first
time in this country. the inauguration Of
a President elected by Northern votes -
the candidate of 8 Section Party. pledged
TO an Lrrcprp3si5ic Coy'ict' with the
South What The result may be, Con
only knows. Secession has already COM
menced Southern States ara arming for
ihe inevitable conflict, immense mass
meetings are being held, Minute Men by
thousands enrolled, Federal officers are
resiEning, the Government brought to a
dead halt in South Carolina, Georgia and
Florida, instruction OF the slaves threat
ened. anarchy, blooi-sLed and rapine
predicted.
The PLAIN DEALER, being a member Of
the New York Associated Press, will
have Daily Tele-raphic Desratches Fl ON
Washington and Charleston. and exchan-
ges from sli the Southern cities. 1t is
time when every American citizen should
be fuliy posted AS TO passing events, every
mans opinion Of the Republic should be
written upon his forehead. and every one
oe prepared to act moments warning.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-16
SEVEN YEADS .
1--WE seven years Of anriyuled success attending
i the
" CosmODOAan hrE Assncistion

/ the .'''''''"s
" Cosmopolitan Art Association"
have n'l'le it household word throughout every
Gun"ter Of ~ C"unty.
'njer the "usrir", Of tbs popular Institution,
oN"T t.';ce hni, !ri thnusand homes have len rucd t.,
urp~ecntr-hy lceutitul works Of art IN their vaIl,
nnd choice !icratprc on II or tables the great bon
ehts a"ived from ber"uin- a subscribers
Subscriptions ore nov ltt~.- received in a rat,
unta ''i"rd wi ;tlai .ny p,"yions year
TERMS or ~U"~CRlPTJON.-Arv ,rrs.n c.,
become m nj. - -ul"cribing three DOLLARS fsr
which ,1m q - - receive
".-!he w. .na superb steel engraving, 80 \ 80
"E0istatl BIS Recruits"
2d-one copy, one year, Of that elegantly mus
trat2d InaRS2inr,
THE COSMOPOLITAN iRT JOURNAL"
3d.-Four adml,'ions dnlin The season t. :. The
"ati"ry u Paintings, J4S EE"a.jHaY. \. T."
In addition TO the above benefits, there will be
gi'e1 to subscribers, .s -ratuitun< premiums over
Fire Hundrcd BeauftfH Works Of Artl
c"mnr:sing 'alunbi" paintings. ,pnrh~s, yaraus
ousita"s, Sc, IL. ming irujy nato Isl hrurit
.hr HAlerb '-nsraTInS, which estry subscriber
VIII r-goive. DCt!cd "faistHfi Music in. I'll. Re-
cru'ts = o~c Il the most henutitrl and rnpular Oh.
GreVlnE. efrr Issued in this country. 1t could not
ne furnished ~ hr trade for t,s than five ,iollars
The Ar Journal Is too vel hhowu to the whole
country L. need C"m'rri.ttru ltis an,a4-ritfcnt-
~ h.Hsr led na ",tI. 81 Mt. rnntn'uin. I.,,ays
in America
The En-rav'rr <srut ta anv rr~s Of the country
by mat ",lh safety, Long l4,n d in a CYLINDER.
Postag" pretaii
"a. -.tnl:,r> viii be r-raiy,l until the Evening
81 ai>i {" January :" ], "a. wh'h tim" III" books
II, 2'"~g aud III prrur3s be. given suIsrri!r,s
i" pr. s"n j. restricted 10 -!u-Ia ~uhscrirtian
p SD r":nt lux 81 - a." n5sit.n!t FIVE ru,nlra,htps
a." 80 nest . 'eE'''"- 10. thnr ira .a'r.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-16
ErOia--hstGasgis Steel.

UST received by the steamer Emigrant A lot
Of Iron and Plough Steel, Of all sizes For sale
be hardware store Of
AZ A. iRONINGER.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-21
PIANo FORTE TUNING
M uuAry.rs vn,,xn,p ].

4 = - - = -
FOR the last ds years tuner the Mrosos yscsss, -
Menrs Geo A. Prince Co., Of Buffalo, ~, hssine
removed to this ctv, proposes 70 devsts h unvidsd as
ttnfion TO the business Of tuning and repairing
Piano Fortes, Nelodoons snd Organ
Mr. Young learned Ais trade q ass.bessssr n -
above 10 Vienna The espise Of Auetra ~
hae worked In eevcra Arst csa factories eoAh n kerDvo
and this country, snd from long sxpespee - thor
opgh suowsdse Of he bsne resi. sos6lens he - ~
salts action TO those who may desire his sesvsDs y
Mr. Young tntends 70 visit 10 the pursuit ss ~ b1
any Of the cities which ere easy Of aeneo 1o0
urnssou, and where good tuners u ceassd prOvl.
ding the owners OF instruments sha uish hin 70 q .
and VIII reserve ther busincfs for HIN. m sar nl0i III
Having spent few week In this city during thu ma
summer, and tuned dsirumeuts FIR Messr. H. HssiSv
Jshn Baxter, Mark 8. foote, Gre nbaam c. Dunhans
Tai.l: n E. STEWART r. Nelson, Rev. Wm ssitG1,
Urs Iheme sn6 Kansoun Joshua Tracy, Eq. aAA s.y,
erai others he ventures refer thoss gentlemen as
20 Mr. Lang Teacher OF the Piaoo Forte snd ,rKsn
NJ has also repaired Organ In Ep sospaI ana sAo
Mslodeon 10 The Cath Churches 10 this c y and rei
10 those Instruments his sork that D n nsns
Orders Addressed to Ars Youns, Mf. 2 Lanxe o.
left Mr. Hawleys Music store viil receive rrsp Il e.
tsntion. fBarl M on ssrs Isl ISIS (.
take pleasure In recommending Nr YounR 70 Tie No.
ronageo the public. From the letters Of Ne Srs e. a
Prince Co. TO stl well from my own ebservstien
believe him to worthy OF tI take the libs.,y veS
o. suggest - the Of Pianos hat they viii pre-
serve their Instruments byempioy ng NJ Young In prs-
ference to those trsIs nj persms calling them ives "a.
Piano. sysT II ~ Az sEY "a
sept ls-dAwlm.@ a - q - - -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-21
The lll.no,. ls.h a. Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Sept l9.-The 18th Illinois Re.
giment reached this city at 2 o'clock, this morn.
ing, aud marched to Fifth street market house,
where supper had been provided for them and
from thence to the Little Miami R K. depot,
where they took the cars for camp Dennson.
The bodies Of the dead were taken to the Or.
phan Asylum buildings, where they were placed
in collins and made ready for burial. Many Of
the bodies are badly disagured. but the greater
portion aeem to have come to their death from
internal bruises received in the crash
At . o'clock, this p. M, the bodies will be
taken to Spring Grove fo' burial.
resolution was adopted in the City Council
last night, that the Mayor issue proclamation
requesting the propretors of stores in the streets
through which the funeral procession will pass,
to close the same during the hours Of the funeral.
The remains of Capt Howard will be aent this
evening to GAlena for interment, the Odd Eel
lows having taken charge Of the body to send i,
forward to his friends.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-21
MARHEVa,.


Il s S. ss8 Bprlingtoc, Friday psas |
Since this dsy vsska marked imprsvsmsi
has taken place in the tnitkess for grain. Ligf
receipts in New York u wheat, with more fsyo!
able intelligence from abroad have producs.'
some Improvement In prices In Chicago whea
10 fully cents per btphel higher. A correspol
ding advance has taken place here, and sesiv!
composition between milsets and shippena-i
Good samples Spring now sell readily for 81
cents, and our impression Is that today even
something higher might be obtained. Good
clean Winter, free from rye and chess, ssal9
readily - 81 csntS 90 M
We regret TO learn that the G. B. 4 Q. r. b
have advanced their rates on grain and -four ID
Chicago We think they were getting COED
paying rates before, and IL hardly looks like tbe
part Of wisdom to have rates steadily advances
with any Improvement 10 the market price for:
grain. Two weeks ago they carried grain To-
Chicago for - cents for 100 lbs; sow they
charge Is. Such an Advance might be tolerated
with come srsce if grain vas high, but Al times
like the present, whsn.th agricultural interests
Of the country are depressed IN consequences Of
low prices, and farmers not receiving any thing
like first cost for their products. it looks lissle
h'rd 70 say the least of it to have pay one.third
Of the price Of busheI Of wheat to get it trans
ported over 2l0 mies Of railroad.
SUGAR-9@l Oa-crushcd, IL; refined
white lie. Clarified IL. Maple Sugar, log
70. . Is T..
COFFEE-15@l7}c ST.
AoLAsSEs-By tho Dbl, Reboiled, 81; syr.
up, 45; kegs, IS OO05 25.
NAILS---Ass-, IS 50@s rs.
RICE-S@9c. M 81.
FRUIT-K aisins, prime, IS co.
BROOMS-$I 25@l SO per dozen.
fLoUR-Wholesale 4,5O to $500; Spring,
WHEAT-spring; IS; Winter IS.
CORN-lO@l2ic.
BEANs-6o@75 per bush.
PorAToES-2oc@sOc per bush.
| OATS-l2}. ss,a.3s
BUTTER-s@9c. s4t $50 Is
EGGS-4@5c. s. .s.6tas4
CHICKENS-7O@soc per doc.
1 ONIONS-30 to 4Oc.
HAY-Timothy, $7@S9
WOOD-$2 50@$3 90.
hlDES-Gresn, &c; Dry Flint s@9c. Green |
Sailed 4c. rli,
SHEEP PELTS-2O "a Is. M
WHISKEY-lsal9c.
LARD-6@7c. per h in Dbl
APPLES-20l04Oc
DRIED APPLES-5@6e pcs ib.
TIMOTHY SEED-sl,OO 70 81 rs Der bush.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-l502bc q
bushel.
CORN MEAL-2Oc per bush.
BACON-Hams 1890; aaouAlers sac cents;
sides 7@8c. 80 M ga ,if5. :. - n Il
RAGS-ltc per ID. ,aao.u cd
lea % sPE D. :.
hAcHANGE-Nsw York, selling
Boston,sa u 81 I Il
Phisdelphia,sa 4
{s Chcsgoyoi B." I
St. Leaiss ieFT''
Cincinnati.l ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-21

LOUISVILLE, Sept l9.-Eariy this morning
the U. 8. Marshal seized the Office Of the Louis
vile Courier. and arrested Ex.Gov. Morehead,
Reuben T Durrett. one Of the proprietors VI
the Courier, and Martin. w. Barr, telegraphic
news reporter Of the New Orleans Associated
Press, on charge Of treason or completely with
traitors. The prisoners w-re carried 20 JeaFer-
sonvilIe, and will b. Transferred to the custody
Of the Marshal Of the Indiana district.
The transmission Of telegraph news south.
ward has been inssrdic:ed aud the lines are still
INTERRUPTED. @ 20 e.sgssf a s35 tts
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-21

CINCINNATI, Sept. l9.-The funeral Of the col
diers killed BY the late accident, took place to-
day. After services At the Arsenal by the Chap.
lain, coiins, 20 in number placed In hearses aud
cars draped In mourning, escorted BY battallions
from Illinois, a4tt and 18th Home Guards, and
the rife Regiments Of this city, through
principal streets. The COINS are now In the
vaults OF Spring Grove Cen,etery, subject to or
der Of friends. The wounded are dong well.--
Surgeons cay oil will recover. M 81,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-21
From Kentucky.
Death OF Ruil, Gale,
Special News u the New lork PapsEs,
fSnecisl to Post. 80

The Government has just discovered that the
rebels are carrying on q contraband trade be.
tween Worcester county, Nd. and Virginia.
Large supplies Of army stores have been trans.
ported to the enemy's lines by this route. The
necessary measures have been taken to stop the
traffic. The precantion adopted by the Gov
eminent indicates that our attack from the enc.
my is expected. Its believed here that If any
advance " made it will be from Leesburg or
Harper'e Ferry.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-21

40, RFu0 Care.
sept is-It 10 reported that II ;M
lave taken possess'oa Of AaySsse, -,
stifying. .sag
lsS psckets and rebsl scsuts had 2
h, night near Columbus. None o.
ns i@srsd.
slsss issce Of 4. 900 10 at New Madrid.
~ Peekbsm vss accidentally shee y
- q Paducah. Wound viii dosooess
I'll 80 ~
s!aae quiet at Psducah and Norfolk.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-21

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NV" AnueS ACooIM ~, nsnly $1,000
. So"Psny -UeOIeo AoTiS. seriOuay WIN.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-21

IL 81 ftSsaE "a g - ~ WOvUuk -.
le!sJrvvssooS CRY. eeos 10. The corsesponj
d 81 q ST. l;oois Dsa ocras writes that No hsv
I - drl,siee $500 Stom Lexington. but Il 4
ees&lsd f,ct az olace Il iovessed bv Gen. Pric
b vilh some ID. 0OS re,,el tsoops, Good militsr
d anthoe;tie. hsre Ar con f,ae.e hovever thst III
/ RI. Il tyeneg 800 l,ave keen rr;nfosccdl an
/ -. ! 81. Is9o1i "a 8 7ss1is7, = ss7s -
/ Pr,ee n ,e.o,s.d "A have :, ,,,re nsrk a. !,
| tillery. mart az vbjch are The euns taken from
Gen S;sel,a h.tssr q the ty,t,1e ~ sprinpfeld
a art Of Py,csie forces Il reportrd . 81 for,
alilss ft0sa this city. His seoats have been feeI
fifteen miss tsoaa here.
Ben HcOalloch With II, 600 we'll armed rebel
10 reported TO - advancing rapidly from tn
scath-wsst 10 the direction Of either Rolls o
this city. Many think THE viii be the point o
attack. Another object Of his march Is aid {,
be TO get between our troops 1t Rolla and othe
points and prevsnt functions, while Price Is op
Grating againss Lexington and the capital, AND
Il thess plans are successful, then form juno
ton with Price, 3e* fs tag
e4ss84 The Rf9he at L.ex1ngton.
h. JsyyResox crry sen. 1a-1fp r-Two com.
Herr mat s,rve., n vtnn bringing the folov.
ioe inesIIissnc. -h;ch rs hsl;eved ~ the com.
msn6inv oI|lcsr hs,. - ! q the - IN correc,.
Ger p.;cs ccnr.,rc.d The .t,ack m ,he en-.
trenchmers. - T.av;r,tnr Commended Nv (,nI
Nnll;.sr -, Hond.. ~. IN 80 verv .e,er.
al a. p.;.. 5000. "a ~ -nsL. .na -. =,
.,r,..S .,.l 49,. 49,. ~. en- "a ~,
rsns .sd nv r,,a.d., ,oe,,;,, ~ p,;ce I'm, -:
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Iohns,o.n R.,s. 'sr,,n.. -, Hnna.v r,orn;nc
with force n fran, 10 3 600 marchinc 70 The
,.i;s, - Tss, =. ,su - y '''
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-21

I3m DA1& - - klIAs' -
Losssvnas. eepG - -4Asialns, shis manning
uAea ~ 0ovsvnmsas eoees. sssched Rssln'
e-v - - seined. 81 "a Il ,e9 i 5 sai /
e. easrman diseovsriur plscs % ford III
r;ve,. vhe,. e - about brssss deep, sent q ID
connoiseri.o ,re,sv. vhirh he'd mot reessueds Il
| fear III. 4. = - vhaOh time. Lievs Col John.
80. ~ desnsscheA finn Louisville. With seven
hrndrsd addit;cnal feroes cousiss;ne Of sAe rem
uant Of ,Ror.sass.as coanandI nd sbeas COO II
ske Houe 6rarda Thess -vss arsat enthusiasun
e ire depot o. the depertpre Of ~ teoops from
Louisville. 40 80. { s. AZ ,4 s. Is IA
The city h snu Of rumors. among which 10 one
that Ga., n.sknre = co.,r,andine the Oonfsd.
srses forces e. Nvldroueh,s hill. Doubtfal.-
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~ ~ kiajess regards to Ill, tfe uodst.
-, ,e,ld ON sha ssseatiea q ths voters =
,;.es esaaW - The fhllsving facss. and
80 chat he 10 fee he Unios, end ~
-. ef Al ossssia pslesaj lese over every
= Z rsniiosy IN shsss U.iax ssassss 81
-, 4 ~ snjsa asl saboly vaf nov
an fnlssss ssslast ~ bslevsd Ct. and
49, tS.is iseAss6 Af~ Sigeeoss
49,, presesaaisa - sssiseanes untA svssy
=. e rseiliea b ersshed eaA saad svsry
~. s.,ps froA ~ fses ot ,0oAs sarsA. and
~nh - lssy st owe DE great Arshisees Il
!. u.Iv,sse ard oerselvsA y IA she 0ssarpl
1919 u 49, e : r'iasd6kSsA
~ - ,agedly ~ - .sseaA ~
SgSs,As wstcAssrA q ntsrty, and eternal
.ses IL doom II sraissra With thess
= dsara, asassd, I sgsr ayseaf : candidate
-. seHgAlsy q DssaSisss ccsnty as he
!. .,rc,ioa, Wn. II. DRVOE.
%,ssea silfsi 81 Old esltier. :,
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{ lsss5ox, Sept. ls.-Coautsefsit l0's On Atlan'
tic B.hk Of Bostoa, vsse PVT v extsheiys ssos'
Jpiisp yss.erdsy.
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rnC4aLAn1oUa

n, y. J., Sept. ls.-Ths extensive
ns Of vsn Dow q Co. q East Broom
sensireiv Destroyed BY 6re iess night.
esn,i.ies Of ssock, machinery. &c, ics,.
'10e. Insured for el9y go in Nswsas
h., ~ O6ces p.
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OLD PRICES.

There being advance in Wooden Goetis, have puv.
chas splendid stock, VIII ch viii sell st lowest
figures.
Ihave this day to arrive, large assortment Of goods
ffo0 t5 = II
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AUCTION .

which am ao'ei 10 dispose Of much below regular
mAraetr ties. would call attention the following:
1900 Ladies Expansion Skirts at 50, CO. IS and i0Gc
800 ellis do do IS, 20 and Csc
100 Gents wooi.n under shir.s and Draw
ersat 80, IS and 75c
80 doc Geats Merino and Wool Seeks At Is" 25c
800 dog Ladies fleece ed stocking, Il Ito
800 dos Child. eas Wool Hose, At Ice
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-09-21

Base Bay
sar,s, Sept. ls.-Oov. Curtin, ass ",
,twian.ticu n secusdanee With thss o.
kas ORDERING tho asih Of seps<a'nsr
ss'sd = day Of testing and prayer.
- PLsxYY 10 BlAegSgnaInA-An ~
h~gi.) paper ssssss, ~ stesiossly. ses'
N nassue sby the conSedssass toscss
!~ attacked wsshingsoo, Toe Asc"'
" 81 The sth inst, sstimeses, On ~
- sbss ihere. sss ll1, 90 Uasee ssops
ssasl Wa.hingt,n.
- sss aasssser. aud de nystssious ~.
y Gsaeeis e1jsOr becsssues plsin. b.
ssy d,at sAess en- III, N0D, Good aud
nsssas sh1 De bsa,g' ~ heye ~
wsasi.S'ss-ss6 ~ Ssse q tsssa
sAsckllsn.
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Horses from Ca.ada.

TORONTO, Sept lS.-A large number of horses
are beng bought here for the use Of the Federal
ACKNOWLEDGMENT hundred being shipped
during the pest few dsya