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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-23

PREHENsIyE DEvINIrIoN.-The editor of
sAern Literary Messenger, monthly
Nblished in Richmond, Virginia, and
I"sLlterature, Science and Art" found
sesntly to charge weekly newspaper
ttvith being thoroughly and hopeless
aaai,ed"; and being desired to withdraw
atR declines, but gives instead his def.
be much misuscd word dJolitioaist.-
4si;ionist," he says, ''is any man who
g Sve slavery for its own sake, as a d.
'Si'u,ica; who does not worship it as the
stone Of civil liberty; who does not adore
be only possible social condition on which
aanen! republican Government can be
ana who does not, in his Utmost soul,
see 1t extended and perpetuated over
We earth, Us means of human reforma.
40 in dignity, Importance and sacred
sN the Christian religion. He who
ave African slavery with this love is
.ia know how this wholesale widening
,sders will affect Messrs. Garrison and
Mswe can picture to ourselves the dis.
ga this new definition will strike into
sd an eminently respectable class of
Gtfn tellow-citizens, whom the bugbear
Doltlonst" has sufficiently worried in
%s This new confession OF faith, pre-.
sAem at this very inconvenient period,
: most prudent Of men find it difficult to
INTO believe, and what to resist, knocks
battle-ground" on which they have
agcsed TO place themselves, and once
..sn true the old proverb about those
40 sit between two stools. This new
Na evidently deadly blow at the fu
s Of compromise which the North
uged TO offer for the rejection of the
~ vii make it necessary to invent IN
ss compromise bolus. 1t was evident
I'M that NOT even the famous Critten
'Vo,a be swallowed by our Southern
an. Y. Eve. Post.
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Chicago, March 81.

Flour-Market quiet h e
Wheat-Northwestern Club, new receipts, SO
@sst; old receipts 7st@7sf. No. 2. Spring,
old receipts, 75i new n, all in store. Sales Of
1853 bags Wis, mixed white, at 81 l2t, and ex.
ira Club bagged at Soc.
Comic better; mixed old 25a@25f; new,
27@27t. Closed firm. -
Oats--No change-l74@l4i in store.
Dr ssed Hogs-Quiet. Sales of Is hogs, at
rs 55@s rs; dividing on 200 lbs. Is hogs
over 200 lbs at Is rs.
Exchange on New York per cent premium.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-23

The humorous and clever New York cores
nondent of the Hartford Times, appropos to the
.theaytres.n SAYS Miss Cushman has succeeded
in making herself celebrated woman, but Ma
ture had very narrow miss of it 10 not making
her : yerv ordinary woman. She is intensely
m..crline; so much so that in her struggle with
the ruffian. Bill Sykes, who murders her, those
Who did not know the story would bet six 70 one
against Bill. lS,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-23

WAR CAUSES TIE HAIR TO TURN Cray
An English writer has recently asserted that an
undue proportion Of Inns IN the system is the
cause Of premature gray hair, and advises to
avoid hard water, either for drinking pure, or
when converted into tea or coffee, or soup, DO.
cause hard water is impregnated with lime, 1eds
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-23

The Nashville Patriot ia indignant at the ex.
pulsion of Mr.. Tharen, formerly Yanceys law
partner, from the "Southern Confederacy," for
being an anti.Secessionist 1t says that such
occurrences are not well calculated to commend
the Cotton States to the good opinion of people
who have some sentiment Of freedom left.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-23

aennond Dispatch says:-"We are in
" reliable authority that at least thirty
~ Inc single county Of Amelia, and a.
saaadted in Aecklenbcrg, are preparing
ass 70 the South in the event that Vir-
.nes to become the tail Of the.Abolition
e!' Even in Western Virginia, We
u o. several true Southern families in
~ VINO contemplate removal"
:. 0;lef band there 10 q fight from the
- ;. 70 !federacy. The Augusta (Ga.
~, a's-"some of the people Of South
sar 70 be getting sick Of separate
) s 10 and forced loans, and are moving
saN With all possible speed. Aessrs.
ai,. i and Burns, with their families and
IA /. asgroes, twenty horses, wagons, car.
"a, we're found on the Admiral last
n Sa taelr way TO . new home near the
(.s,, s Arkansas river. There are said
hs,sy Others in the Palmetto State Who
ka', sAsIr example. and leave u coon d
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STATISTICS OF MoRxox PoPULATIoN.-The Val
ley Tan copies the following statistics Of Nor

STATISTICS OF MoRxox PoPULATroN.--The Val
ley Tan copies the following statistics Of Nor
mon population:
The population Of Mormons in the United
States and British dominions in 1855 was not
less than $4,000, of which $4,000 were residents
in Utah, 5000 in New York State, 1000 in Cal.
ifornia, 5000 in Nova Scotia and in the Cana
das, and 5000 in South America. In Europe
there we're $4,000, of which $4,000 were in
Great Britain and Ireland, 5000 in Scandinavia,
1000 in Germany, Switzerland and France, and
the rest Of Europe 1000; in Australia and Poly
nesia, 2,400; in Africa 100; and on travel 2, 800
To these, if we add the different branches, incu.
ding Sarengities, Rigdonites and Whitcites, the
whole sect was not less than 10000. In 1857,
there appears to have been decrease in the
population of Utah. the number being only
1902, of which 5000 were children, about
II 900 women, and l. 900 men capable of bear
ing arms. There are 1888 men with eight or
more wives; of these, IL have more than nine
wives, $50 men with more than five wives; LOO
with four wives, and 2,5Os with more than one
wife. Recapitulation-4,6l 7 men with about
$500 wives.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-23

IMMIGRATION STATISTICS. The annual report
Of the number of passengers arriving in our
ports from foreign countries, has recently been
submitted to Congress. The total namber Of
arrivals during 1860 was 1874 Ofthese, 90
1874 males and 5,S57 females, we're persons born
in the United States. who had temporarily So
journed abroad on errands Of business, or travel
and pleasure, leaving the actual number of
aliens who arrived here 1853, $40
The largest immigration was from Germany
viz: 80, TAG; Ireland sent US 1861; England,
1901; Great Britain and Ireland, IA, 5l3; Prus-
STA, S,745; and China, 5,467. The Chinese were
landed, we presume, chiefly in San Francisco
The total number of passengers arriving in the
United States by sea from foreign countries,
from September 30, ls43, to December 81, 1880,
was 1885, 44l-of whom, propably, more than
four millions were aliens, who intended to make
this country their future home.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-23

The Memphis (Tenn) Avalanche, speaking Of
a great change already beginning in South
ern opinion says:
"There is an embryo Abolition party in Men,
phs searching for a nucleus around which to
rally. If they could find some bold, gallant,
daring and defiant leader, they would hover
around him like a swarm of bees clustering
around their queen. A leader like Cassius NJ.
Clay, Frank Blair, Etheridge, Bolts or Davis,
could hive the whole swarm. 1t is true that they
clench their fists, crate their teeth, and look
ceedingly scornful and indignant at any imputa.
ton upon their political integrity; but, gentle.
men, look around yoa and see where you stand.
In what temple do you worship, and who are the
high priests that minister at its altar? We
don't know how it may seem to others, but it
does sound strangely and CRATE harshly to hear
men in our midst traducing JEFF Davis and prais-
ing Abe Lincoln. There is no accounting for
tastes, but when we hear any one stigmatizing
the action of the seeding States as rash and
precipitate,' and calculated to involve the coun.
try in war, and then in the next breath CON-
mending the policy of Abe Lincoln as pacific,
we feel that either they or we are most egregi-
giously wrong"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-23

The Manchester IN. H. Mirror says that many
Republicans in that State were 90 disa6ected at
the news that Fort Sumter is to be evacuated
that they would not 20 to the polls on Tuesday.
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sFHAWK-EYE


Rhuco11o0A1sa .553 :
-, Annual Exhibition Of the zelsthil
y sorings College came Of on Tnss
ne 18Th inst, and wa witnessed
-, and appssciatiye audience.
- ,;.;,;ou Of the Female Seminary ia
~ -, tho charge Of ArA Bishop, came
:, Hall, Wednesday evening last and
~ J. attended. The Hall was crowded.
-. ,he pupils acquitted themselves
l,,he close : handsome silver card
'. .,,eused BY the pupils TO Mn. B. q
= ,h.ir regards and appreciation. We
a hear that Mrs.. B. retires from
|sp !, J, the close Of the present term.
80, Examination and Exhibition at
ri p. Academy, under the charge Of NJ.
b. Mace Tuesday next, commencing
and continuing afternoon and eve.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-23
STEAM FERRY BOAT, l-~

AT ST. STEPHENS HOLT CO., MO-
This Ferry one Of the best the Missouri River for
emgrants to cross going to fkes Pc Kansas or Me-
braska coming from Illinois Iowa, Northern Missouri
ny looking on the map viii be sen THAI II is direct
line from Burlington Iowa. to Pixies Peak-and that i, h
much better place 70 cross, than at ST. Joseph miles
below, or Nebraska City % miles above, either Of which
would be at least Is miles out of the way
have as good Steam Ferry Boat any on TIE River
and well manned, there will be delay in or ssing-
Charges low.
There is good ad from here Pixies Peak as from
any point on the River, and nearer by several miles
march22w2m" ], g.. LEWIS
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-23

VA BArcHELoR's HAIR DYE This splendid Hair Dye
has no equa-nsian in eect>Beautif Black or
Natural Brownno staining the skin njurng the Hair
remedies the absurd and Ill effect Bad Dyes and In.
vgoates the Hair for e None are genuine unless sign
ed ''W. A. Bachelor" Sold everywhere 1880 :
CHARLES BACHELOR, Proprietor
= oct5-wly 81 Barclay ST., New York
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-23

". ,,ou and SectAOnQl OppOA1t1OUs
3,,lr all his speeches on the route to
.,,oc and in those delivered since his
'sr, Mr.. LINCOLN took occasion to i'm.
,n The people that upon their co-opera.
S..ainiag power depended the preser-
Il 4 the Government. And the only COM
.uuS upon which we can unite in sus.
him Is that of maintaining the Constitu-
"a enforcing the laws. The moment we
rom tbs, and attempt to substitute some
sEcr, We become involved in q labyrinth
.csng views and opinions, every outlet
,,rh leads to anarchy. If we abandon the
Nv. there is no other upon which we
n. and, if We could, it would lack the Vi
,t,. Of stability in the universal democrat
saish would follow.
d The chief obstacles to this essential
|uN Sus far, has been the persistent en-.
3u q knocratic leaders and organs gen.
III lie North, to reconstruct their dilapi-
Mp and to break down the Republicans,
sTsse and factious use of the issues of
b They fail to see that while they may
be Republicans, who are for the Union
circumstances, NOV and forever" in
BITS to save it, they are inevitably con-
the destruction which they wish to
lOst assuredly, no party that directly or
IL cuuntenances or justIfies Secession in
}Es, or grudgingly or conditionally sup
Ii Constitution and laws as they IRE, un
pops choose to amend them, can either
n maintaining its power or in long sta
fak dissolution.
sas chief obstacle to this unanimity is
EndAe non seeding Slave States to Oh
snnesaa guarantees and concessions be.
sny heir unqualified adhesion to the
he Southern Union leaders have not,
|lI like Andrew johnson, Etheridge, and
naniully stood by the Government and
red to strengthen its hands while assert.
ultimate authority. Their course has
sen to assume just grounds Of complaint,
81 of the Secessionists, aud to menace
anmon cause with them, unless certain
tsnal changes and particular pledges Of
aviour are made by the Republicans. -
ais 40 short sighted as it is unpatriotic,
sas much to dishearten true Union
ayorth.
tlrder States want any other assuran.
apromises than are suggested in the
Ii Inaugural, it is because Union SEN
nave ceased to be predominant in those
I've Corwin amendment, National
tdOa q Ill the States, and the unreserved
(oupete disvowal of Abolitionism, or of
rrposd intermeddling with Southern in
oai, Constitute all the basis Of Cancellation
anuible Southern man can ask. Until
nnilration. by its acts, does violence to
Peoples which it has thus proclaimed to
A sny resistance to its execution of the
b to ia maintenance of the Union in its
= Under any Of the flimsy excuses set up
ssOn, is factious and sectional, under.
spntizan and wicked ends. and tends
ios,rds general anarchy. Let the laws
lily enforced, and let all loyal citizens,
Iadparty prejudice or passion, sustain
snnent in asserting its authority against
axrevolution and sectional conspiracy.
people respond to the appeals of the
al and duly appreciate his sentiments,
am and their support, under Provi.
ssnds the success or failure Of the Gov.
tsw and for all coming time Gin
arette. an
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-23

NEW YoRK, March 20.
Beeves-lc lower. Receipts 4,b4s, quoted at
so9c.
Sheep-5Oc per bead love-: receipts Z, TOP
quoted at 56sa"
S. tlt 49, go
!, ,,me-Reccipts 4,529.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-23

VA, ancient friend James Watson Webb
r,sd the Turkish mission. Carl Schurz
I-,sr.sd in getting the Mission to Sar-
,ijs vas probably promised him. He is
4 ssh American or the Portuguese
1, s.nbution Of spoils and honors to
ktsaen Of all parties is difficult bust
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New Ycik March 81.
fLOUR-Market quiet and without important change,
WHEAT-Market quiet, shade better, with fair export
demand salesat 81 lsG1i 20 Chicago spring. 81 1901
26 Nil club 81 81 winter red western; u 4o01 50 White
western. ..tE
RYE-Quiet. Sales at GS@165.
BARLEY Steady At T0GpS0. 1s q.
CORN-Market quiet and frm wth fair export demand.
Sales 6769 old mixed western In store and devered
62t164 new do. at r. r. depot.
OATS-Dull. Sales at 38Ql3if for Western, Canadian
and State. Is
WHIsKY-Market dull. Sales at l510l7s.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-23
OFFICE OF co. SUPERINTEN-
" DENT COMMON Schools nrS AInINrc 20

KOssuTH, Iowa, March 18TH 1861.
Notice is hereby gven that the regular meeting for the
examin ion OF Teachers and the transaction OF all
other business within the jurisdiction the County SUI
pernendent viii lie held the last Saturday OF every
month, in Marion Hall, in The City of Burlington
Applicants desiring examination at any other time
than the regular day. will be required to pay fee Of One
Dollar. - - -
In no will certificate be issued however we'll
qualified the applicant, unless satisfactory evidence Of
good moral character can be produced. -
Teachers who vha renewal Of their certificates and
do not find convenient to attend the regular meeting
can have the by enclosing lawful fee and making
application through the mail WM HARPER
marZZw3t County Superins endent.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-23
ERUIT TREES.

good selection Of hardy Apple Trees, Small Fruits,
Eyerrreens, and Hardy Hlowerng Pisnts Also, Sweet
Potato Plants Early May Cherries Dwarf Pears, &c 40.
tKossa.h, BY tmNs.w2ml L. y. PIERCE.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-23

In remote district Of Canada, q few weeks
since, fifty moose were caught in the deep snow
and easily butchcred by hunters, b
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-23

|-r-A serious accident occurred at
rssiing yesterday evening. A farmer
IS with some Of his family, came to
\ vrchased some articles Of furniture.
I Lilo team on the ferrv-boat; and, as
,ar.ed, the entrance not being closed,
h took fright, and backed of the boat,
:, themselves and the load into the
crowd Immediately collected, and res
!, DsOple and the horses. A great por-
,As ue,thsndise yet remains in the river.
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CHERRIES SALE.

~ State Of Iowa, Des Molnes County, S.
By virtue Of special execution 10 directed issued
Of the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court for said
ty In favor Of Cyrus Clingman, and against W. b.
Emigh and Caroline Hmah have levied upon and will
expose to sale the highest bidder at my Office door, In
said county Of Des Mones, the 30h day Of March
next, A. D., 1861 sale TO commence ct o'clock p NJ
Of said day, the following described property, to wit
Commencing 200 links W. Of 8. y. c. rner offs D. quar-
ter Of Section 49, Township To- Range W.. thence North
chains and 1Ss links thence West $50 links thence
South chains 12a links thence East $50 links to the
place Of beginning containing 1l00 Q3l00 acres more
or less. situate In Des Moines County, Iowa. i1H.
Taken and levied upon ~ the property Of said w. B.
Emigh and Caroline Emigh, to satisfy said writ Of esecu
tion. ~ A. J. HILLHOUsE 70
marchl6.vot shs,i6 Of Dies Moines Countv Iny.
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MARKETS.

BURLINGTON, March %.
The river is high, for the season, with six fee
of water on the Lower Rapids. Business lively
on the levee-shipments of provision and grain
large.
The roads are in excellent condition and re-.
in quotations:
UGAR-6@7i-crushed, '1os; refined white
lOc: Clarified Q. Maple Sugar, lo@l2c RB.
COFFEE-l5@15!c.
MoLAssEs-By the Dbl, Reboiled, 81 Syr.
| up, As; kegs, So 90.
NAILS-Ass., So 50@s IS.
RICE-6c.
FRUIT-Rasins prime, So 90.
BROOMS-$l 50@2 90 per dozen.
FLOUR-Steady. Spring wheat, wholesale,
H. So retail SIS 100; winter, s., so wholesale; 80, 90
retail
WHEAT-spring 6s@72c; Winter soc@s5c.
CORN-l7@les cts.
RYE-4Oc
BEANS-5oc@60 per bush.
oTATOES-l2Ac@l5c per bush.
0ATS-l5c.
BUTTER-lO@l2c.
EGGS-5@6c
ONIONS-40@5Oc.
HAY-Timothy, S7@$9.
WOODS 50@SS co.
HIDES-Green, 4@4tc.; Dry Flint 1o@llc.
Green Sailed 5@5tc, firm.
WHISKEY-150l7c.
CHICKENs-$l 25f9l 80 per dozen.
LARD-s@9c. per Ii in bbl
APPLES-S1 0O@l 30.
DRIED APPLES-6o per h.
TIMOTHY SEED-Sl,75 to S2,00 per bush.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-s0@4oc y
bushel. No Sale.
CORN MEAL-25c per bush.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Sl.25 per twt.
S'BACON-Hams l0@llc; shoulders ssc
sides lo@llc.
RAGS-l4c per Ii.
SIZE. CUR.
| EXCHANGE-New York, selling l 6
Boston, I 6
| Db;IaJal.h:. sS Z. -
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we learn that . Merchant from
'..,,, lll., Il Germany vas last evening
ga 500 on board the Henry Clay while
~ ,h.rf q. this place. As soon a. the
., missed officers we're sent for, who
! a, Boat and passengers, but nothing
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The following IL an extract from letter written BY
the Rev. g. Holne, pastor Of The Pierrepsn. Street
Baptist Church, Brooklyn, New York, 70 the journal
and Messenger" Cincinnati Ohio, and speaks volumes
tn favor Of that world renowned medicine, MRs wms.
Lows SoorHiBa sYkuP ron CHiLDHEx TEBsBse:
ave see an advertisement In your columns Of Mn.
Winslows Soothing Syrup. Nov never said word In
favor Of patent medicine before 10 our e but feel
compelled TO say to readers that this humbus
we have tried and know 1t 20 be all claims II 10 pro-
badly Of the successful medicines Of the day.
cause Is h OF the best And those Of your readers
who have babies can't do better than 70 lay In supply
marl5.hply. VI eu IA ~ sEa grH Ts5t--F T-a-9.r
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BURLINGTON UNIVERSITY.
SPRING SESSION 1891

SITINt SESSIUN, 1861.
The SPRING SESSION Of this Institution will open for
the admission and instruction Of pupils in its various
departments on Thursday the 2 st inst as follows:
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, in the buildings College grounds
Rev b. Allen, d. D., President Professor of An.
cient Languages, Rev. j. T. Robert A. NJ Professor o;
Mathematics and Natural Sciences, H. H. Hawley Teach
er OF Vocal Music and other Assistants as necessary
LADIES SEMINARY. in the building occupied heretofore
Tor this purpose North Public square Miss Josephine
A. Cutter, Principal, Miss Martha 4. Robert and Miss
Marina Cutter, Assistants, and Mrs. Jane p fIawey
Teacher Of Music on Piano
RATES OF TUITION moderste. Library and Apparatus
equal 10 any other Institution in the West and free to use
her particulars inquire OF any teacher above mentioned
In behalf Of Board OF Trsstees
mar1-6sw&w4w G. j. JOHNSON Sscre,ory
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BIBLE SOCIETY DaposlroRY.-At the store of Mr. "
Harper, Jefferson street, Burlington where English
German, Swedish and WEIGH Bibles and Tesaments may
Always De found 1t one price. nov6.
HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAR DYE.-Am A. Batch
rsHair Dye-7ne Original and Best in the World :
All others limitations and should be avoided
you wish to escape ridicule.
Gray, Red Rusty Hair dyed instantly to beautiful
and natural brown black without injury to hair or
skin.
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded to
VIM A. Bachelor since 1882 and So 900 application
have been made to the hair Of his patrons of his amou
Dye.
Vim. A. Botchelors Hair Dye produces color not to
be distinguished from nature and Is WARRANTED not to
nure in the least however long may be continued and
the Ill effects Of bad dyes remeded the hair nvigorated
for life by this splendid dye. .- at-r
Sold in all cities and Of the United States by Drug
Sists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The genuine has the and address upon q stee
plate engraving four sides of each Box of WILLIAM
BACHELOR. Address
CHARLES BAT CHELOR, Proprietor.
oct3wiy. II Barclay street. New York.
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ERUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
FRUlT TREES, &C, AT WHOLE
IOWA.

Apple Trees Of leading, best varieties well grown, Of
one to three growth to SIS per 1000
by the quantity taken. Best varieties Of Strawberries
Gooseberries, Red Dutch Currants Blackberry Early
May Cherry Trees, very low. Terms cash. lg't -
feb2S d&w7w. HENRY AVERY
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THE CLOSING YEARS or LrrE are otscn rendered

d THE CLOSING YEARS or LIE are often rendered
wretched By ailments which trHng In themselves and
eas cured II taken in tune. Affections Of the liver sto.
mach and other organs In digestion the
frequent They aturaly make the sufferer nervous rr
table and complaining and relatives AID friends are forced
TO bear the brunt OF their lhumor. The Hostel
ters Celebrated Stomach Biters viii prove an efficient
remedy for this evil twill not only strength, the whole
physical organisation but entirely the obstinate
cases Of Indigestion darrhea dysentery. and live
paint The FIRST p yscians in the country are loud
their praise Of this preparation Another
ofthe Bi,ters that palatabe to the taste tina.
may be used even as beverage. a,gg tf-
Sold by al druggists. rmar1 .bp1m
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+, ,;Il be seen bv our dispatches this
:, ,s,, The evacuation of Fort Sumter
;, ordered.