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HIaH DREssEs.-We are thankful for at

HIGH DREssEs.-We are thankful for at
east one OF dame fashions freaks:
she has turned her back upon low necked
dresses. and rather insists that collar bones
and shoulder blades SHALL be covered. 1t
is certainly great mprovement-not on
lv because the study Of anatomy in private
parlors is not desirable, and that Amerl-
can damsels are apt to run to bone as some
tall flowers do 10 seed; and because SPIN
sters of uncertain age, fearful OF being out
done by their nieces, presented such vast
expanse of yellow neck and shoulder 10
the Wow at evening parties as were calcu-
lated to alarm nervous people very sefi-
Ously; but because, since custom obilses
us to wear garments, there can certainly be
no reason why we should leave the most
delicate portion of our frame without pro-
lection. Plump shoulders and arms are
pretty, But so (let US Whisper are plump
legs. The mother who should fail 70 pro,
vide her daughter with stockings "ouio
be considered a cruel wretch, yet year
ago she might neglect to cover her cnest
and arms with impunity. We trust mus
state of things is over. We hope that the
wisdom which causes every prudent par
ent to protect the pretty shoulders OF her
little girls with comfortable wooden
sacquesor capes will be appreciated; that
in little while it will be as absurd to see
a woman in low -necked dress as it would
to-day to see man in low-necked coat.
Sunday Times.
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State Fair-Letter from the Pres.
dent.

EDITOR OF HAwK-EYE:-It will be re-
membered by your readers that at the
meeting of the State Agricultural Society
in January last, Burlington was selected
as the place Of holding the next Annual
Fair. A condition Of said location was
that the citizens of the place and county
(by county, city and individual subscrp-
tons, or otiierwise,) would fit up and fur
nish the grounds tor such exhibition. In
connection with the other members of the
Executive Committee, | have visited your
place for the purpose Of knowing certainly
that the conditions would he fulfilled.
After Il full and free consultation with
the local committee and other citizens of
the county, allow me to say that we have
every needful assurance that Burlington
will do all that has been promised. The
grounds, when fitted up, will contain thirty
acres, convenient to the city, with all the
necessary halls, stalls, pens, wells, offices
and stands, to enable us to accommodate
visitors, exhibitors, stock, and all articles
on exhibition.
To make these improvements will in
volve no inconsiderable expenditure
That the necessary sum will be raised,
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for them to continue. Indeed, we shall not bc
surprised to see half a cent decline tomorrow.
dictates the supply last week quite large enough
for the demand. We believe it large enough in
the country, but the stock is in the hands Of men
who are determined to keep mp the price. SO far
they have succeeded. The price of cattle of ordi-
nary quality is higher to-day. we believe, than
we ever saw II. The general average quality is
not as good as last week. The weather is mild,
compared with the past week, though not warm.
HOgs-The supply OF hogs is larger than last
Monday. and we doubt whether we shall have to
report any sales at &c. p b live weight. The de-
mand, however, has been good oil the week. and
dressed hogs have sold at 1l@l2c. y h.
Sheep-Ihe sheep market opened this morn
ing In sixth street, with a moderate supply, and
moderate demand. Sellers held stock At n
slight advance. against which buyers held back:
b. would bring SIC. y h. Ordinarily the price
ranged at 7l4@SN cents.
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a TOUCHING LETTER translate
from T. Eco d'Itst.G the letter subjoined,
written to his wife, Immediately before his
death, by Col. Stanislao Bechi, a Floren-
tine in the Polish National Army. He
was taken prisoner by the Russians, in one
Of the many engagements and shot. Lis
wife, or widow, rather, is an Italian:
'MY Poor G!uLIETTA-Wh you re-
ceive this letter your unhappy Leo will have
ceased to live, for he will have been shot by
the Russians. l bless you, together with
my beloved children. Death inspires me
with no fear, weep only that l die in q
foreign land, far from those I love, and UNI
able to embrace them for the last time
You are now a widow; but would coun-
sci you not to marry again, unless you
should consider it necessary for the inter
ests of our children so to do. And my
little ones now are orphans, and by my
fault! May God have mercy on my soul
forgive my enemies with all my heart!
my Giulietta, my Guido, my dear
Elisa, I shall never see you again =
Adieu Embrace for me Fanny, Nam
ma, Arthur, Massimo, and Fanny's chill.
dren. Bid farewell to your father and all
my friends.
81 die for having stood firm at my post,
when all or nearly all the other leaders had
fed to foreign countries. l have given my
blood for Poland; may Poland not aban-
don my family in its misery.
II send You Il lock of my hair, damp
with the sweat of death.
81 hope you viii receive my watch, my
ring, and the locket with your hair.
bequeath these as an inheritance to my
dear Guido, together with my decorations
~ have no more than three hours to live.
Coura.e, my beloved Giulietta, we shall
meet again in heaven. Pray for my soul
My last thoughts are upon God, and upon
you, whom | bless. MAY the blessing oi
one at the point of death bring you hap.
piness!
Farewell, farewell! A thousand las;
and tender kisses to you, my Giulietta
to my little ones and to all my other rela-
tons.
"Wioclaweck, Is December, 1868, at 8
quarter past seven in the morning, thy
husband on the verge of death.
"BECHY.'
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE

can and will entertain no doubt. 1 am
thus confident because our most excellent
local committee are fully alive to their du-
ties and give me assurances Of their sue
cess. They have, with other citizens, met
us promptly and cordially, and show that
their heartsare III this work--that they will
know no such thing as fail. Everything is
promising for the largest Fair ever held in
the State. We have O large premium list,
and it is the determination of the Society
to spare no pains to make the approaching
Fair y decided success. If this feeling
shall be reciprocated by your citizens land
doubtful. Let us all work in harmony to
fully accomplish the desirable result
GEO. q. WRIGHT, Pres't.
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a GRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
~ AND SEED STORE,
NO. p WATER STREET.
RuFllngtOn. Iowa.

have taken the above stand where Farmers
will ut all times find q well selected stock of
standard Agricultural Implements and Seeds.
My stock consists in part OF
ElTns Wagons, Ihrc&ters, Clover HullerS Keepers
and MOWers, Wheat Drills
Tanning Mills. Cutting Boxes, Corn Stalk Cut
ters, Corn CultivatOrs, Corn Planters Corn She'll
ers, Horse Hay Forks, Cider Mills, Horse Hay
Presses Cane Mills and Evaporators &C., &c.
Seeds! Seeds! Seeds!
Timothy, Clover, Hemp. Buckwheat, Oon,see-
ana and lmphee Sugar Cane Seed. Early Irish
and NansemOnd Sweet Potatoes, &c, &C
Utica Ill.) and Louisville Cement and Plaster
Paris always on hand.
Repairs for Cases Racine, Masslion, Canton
and Pitts Chicago Threshers BelOit Atkins Self
Raking and other Resapers.
The highest market price always paid for Clo-
yer, Timothy and Flax Seed. Farmers wanting
anything in the above line are requested to give
me call. Orders by mail promptly attended to.
feb16- W6n s. II WRIGHT
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The Pirates to be given mn.

ST. JOHNS, N. B., Feb. 2O.-The Police
Magistrate delivered judgment to-day, in
the Chesapeake case, ordering the prison.
ers to be committed to Jail for their surren-
der to the United States authorities. He
said this capture was the work Of towards
and villains. The only authority given for
the seizure, is that given by John Parker,
and he had no power to give commissions
to others. There was no authority given
in the letter of Maruue to Parker to trans
fer his power to another. 1t was piracy,
robbery and murder, and is case within
Che Extradition Treaty.
Application will be made for writ Of
habeas corpus, so as to bring the case be-
lore the Supreme Court
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MARKETS
BURLINGTON, 3P. n. FRrDA,

BURLINGTON, 5 r. n FRIDAY.
The weather continues dry and pleasant and
the roads in good condition. The river is clear
OF ice but very low-unusually so. Northern line
boa,s will hardly be able to come over the ra-
pids without RISE The removal or the ice
blockade has rendered it again possible for
teams to the river and for stock and freghts
to go forward. Several hundred car loads OF
freight arc lying on both sides, the accumula-
rying bust ness is lively.
The c. b. & Q. Railroad is building ferry boat.
to he finished and running in March, which will
run between the Railroad depots aud do the
Railroad business This will leave the Ferry
Company nothing to do but to accommodate the
pubic travel, which 1t Is sincerely hoped in this
city, will be better done than in times past,
by our quotations IL will be seen that the Cat
tie market is still advancing. Prices have rare
ly, if ever, been so high
In this market Corn Is lowcr-new 45450c-old
60s965c In Wheat no change-Coaee higher
Iron and Nails higher.
There is another panic in the Whiskey market
caused by the firmness of the House in adhering
to the proposed tax upon Whiskey on hand.
Our usual detailed market reports will be
found below.
SUaAR-l31l6; Crushed l9c; Refined white
lSc, CIlflHtu
COFFEE-36 Iyy3Sc.
MoLAssEs-6y the barrel-Sugar House 70c
Golden syrup 81 l5Sl Is.
NAILS-Tenpenny 81 w.
SALr-S2 7oe,3 w.
RlCE-@9lOc.
FRUIr-Raisins, prime. S. 23@5 so.
bEooMs-SS oo@sS 90 per dozen.
RopE-2iw4c.
FLouE-spring, IS 90; Extra, 50 Is; Gable
s. 40
WHEAr-spring. 9oc@sl; Winter. 1.Oo0l.lO.
RYE-75c.
CoKN-6Oal65c Old: 450D5Oc new,
BEANS-S2 2oQt2 80 per Dushel-in demand.
POrAr0ESS-o0eDSO per bushel
ONIoNs-S2 25e,2 5OAin demand
OArc-55c.
BUTrER-l5c.
EGGS-Sc.
CHIcKENs-Dressed,s 81 5O0a2 90 per dozen.
HAY-TimOthy, $500 per ton.
WOODS OOGx4 W per cord.
0HIDks-Green, 1aepSc; Green Sailed. part cured
70; Dry Flint, l6a1Tc; Green Sailed $40; Dry
Stated l39l4c.
GREEN CALF 6KINS-lOc; Sailed l2c.
SHEEP PELTs-$2 O092 50.
WHIskY-S0@s9O.
LARD-lOcGlllXc, p b.
DRIED ApPLES-lO1llc q ID Green 4005Oc y bu,
DRIED PEACHES-ChOice l5c.
TIMOTHY SEED-S2 IS y bushel.
CLOVER SEED-$7 5008 O0 u bushel.
FLAX SEED-Prime 81 % q bushel.
CORN MEAI.-75c. p buShel.
KAgs-21xoS3c p ID.
coal OiL-63G65c y gallon by the barrel.
FISH-Mackerel, No 1, halt bbls 81 ~; No 2,
81 80; No Kits ~ Is, No 2, 81 80; Salmon. half
bbls. Sll; Shad 50 80; White Fish No !. 81 %. No
p, 81 ..
WooL-42@5O. dull.
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CITY FLOUR STORE.
~ No. D. Main street, Burlington. Iowa.
Ottumva Branch Orchard Civ Milla

To facilitate our Western Trade we have OPEN
ed h branch store, near the freight depot OF tho
Il. & NJ r. X. r., in Ottumwa, which will be in
charge of Mr.. J. w. Rice, who will keep on hand
at all times full supply OF all the choice brands
of Flour manufactured at the "Orcha,d City,
Mills, by Putnam, Olmstad Co., Of Burlington.
Having undertaken to sell oil the Flour they
make, our prices will be put low enough to co9-
pete with any thing in the market, and the quail
ity of the Flour can be relied ON.
"ATLANTIC CABLE is made from tire choicest
selections Of WHITE WINTER Wheat and for
Family use, has no rival. ORCHARD CITY is q
good Winter Wheat Flour, and favorite with
Bakers. "HAWK-EYE STATE Is a desirable
brand OF Spring Wheat Flour, and gives good
for Family use.
Our prices at Ottumwa will be the same as in
Burlington, ADDING FREIGHT ONLY.
Both stores will keep Oh hand . full supply
OF mill feed Of all kinds.
Orders by mail should be addressed to James
w. Rice, Agent, Ottumwa, Iowa.
T.. J. SMITH Co, Burlington. Iowa
feb IL lS6A-d4t&W2m
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Iowa state Agricultural Society.
SECRBTARY's OFFICE, J
BURLINGTON, Feb. 25th, 1864

&c
BURLINGTON, Feb. 18th, 1864.
The Executive Committee of the State
Fair met the Local Committee at the Bar
ret House, agreeably to public call.
Present, of the Executive Committee
President Wright, Secretary Shafier. OF
the Local Commtttee-Messrs. Gear, Hay
den, Ray, Pierson, McCash, Teedrick, Da-
vid, Letter and Robinson.
The Joint Committee visited the Fair
Grounds, and upon returning to the city,
met at the Barrett House, and adjourned
till l. p. m.
II p. M.-Committee met. Vice Presi-
dent Melendy present as member of the
Executive Committee, in addition to the
above.
A plan of the grounds, with the necessa-
ry buildings, track, rings, &C., were exhib-
tied by the Executive Committee, and
adopted by the Local Committee, and rea-
sonable assurances were given that the
pledge made by the citizens of Burlington
to the State Society, would be faithfully re-
deemed, in preparing for the next State
Fair. j. M. SHAFFER, Sec'y.
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Brig. Gen. Croker Dead.

CAIRO, Feb. 23.-Information has been
received at Headquarters of this District
the Brig, Gen. Croker, of Iowa, died at
Jackson, Miss, from wounds received In
skirmish with the rebels in the advance
oiSherman's army.
Two thousand people attended a Union
meeting at JonesborO, ILL.,, Yesterday.
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From the 4th lows.
Woony,LLE. Ala, Feb. 10th

Wo0DvlLLE, Ala, Feb. 10Th, I5Of.
MR.. EDIToR-Nr: Please give room in
your paper to few words of correction
In one Of the latest numbers Of the Vest
ern Home, received in this regiment not
long since, / noticed that it gave Co. Il
high praise for having enlisted as vete-
rams, and one half OF them being resi-
dents Of Union county, which is Incorrect.
want each county to have due praise.
The r, sidence of the members Of said Co..
of the tih Iowa Infantry is as follows !:
Union county, Is. Montgomery, s, Page, 3,
NJ adison 1, Adams, 3l-the last having .
majority over the four counties of three
Please excuse me and oblige your obedient
servant THOMAS A.
A member of Co. II, 4th Iowa Infantry.
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Take no more unpleasant and UNSAFE Medicines.
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NOTICE.-State of Iowa, Des Moines

TO EDWARD ". STEWART.
You are hereby notified that there il now on
file in the office Ofthe Clerk Of the District Court
OF said County, q petition OF Hannah Stewart.
claiming of you an absolute divorce and diss0-
luton Ofthe marriage contract, on the ground Of
your wilful desertiOn Of her for more than two
defend, on or before noon Of the second day Of
the next term of said District Court, to be begun
and holden in the City OF Burlington, in said
default will be entered against you and iudg-
ment rendered thereon. d. 7. Overflow.
feb52w4t Atty for Pit'E
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Township, 3k miles north OF Middletown,
and l! from Burlington, consisting Of l65 acres
OF prairie, 40 Of timber and 30 Of scattering tim
Der. suitable for q pasture-gOOd house and other
buildings, with living water, stone, &C., ON the
place, and well adapted for either grain or stock,
Enquire Of Ellison Smith on the place, or OF the
subscriber near Burlington.
feb l2-w4w PETER SMITH
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A PICKPOCKET CAuGHT.-Sunday af-
t>rnoon fellow in soldiers clothes picked
the pocket of railroad employee of gold
watch at THUS Saloon. He was seen to
FOB the watch by one of the party, and
when he attempted TO leave was stopped
he. scoundrel made fight with pair OF
brass knuckles, and cut a blacksmith, en-
poyed in the X. r. machine shop, severe
" but was finally secured and the watch
recovered,
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~ Prof Agassiz was in the City Satur-
day last and examined the cabinets of DIR.
Theme, Mr.. Wachsmuth, and Rev. Mr..
Barras, and pronounced them very fine.
He will spend two or three months here
during the coming summer, after his re-
urn from Brazil.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sore Throat..Couxh..Cold.

Sore ThrOat-.C0ugh--CO1d,
And similar troubles, II suffered to progress re-
suit in serious Pulmonary. Bronchial and Asth-
matte affections. Oftentimes incurable.
Browns BRONCHIAL TROCHEs are compoun-
ded SO as reach directly the seat of the disease
and give almost instant relief. feb H-lmdAw
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CHICAGO, Feb. 8.

Flour-Dull.
Wheat-Market heavy. with more sellers than
buyers, at 81 l6 for No. /, and 81 1914 for No.
COrn-Dull and lie lower. Old No. sold at &c.;
here, 75tD76c.
Live Hogs-Steady. Sales range from $ 81 to
s. 50; principally at Sc O0@7 90.
Dressed Hogs-Steady. at s. COOS %.
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CHATTANOOGA, Feb.2 SIN the engage
men %ent at Tunnel Hill, yesterday, Palmer
@p.ured over 3OO prisoners, who have been
brought in. We lost about IS killed and
wounded.
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NSTRAY.-Black Steer.-Taken up
IL by David Russell, at his residence In HUI
ron township, Dec. 5ith, 1853, one Black Steer
three years old past, slope from the under edge
OF each ear, rope around the neck at its appear
ance on the premises: 10 other marks discover
able Appraised at $40. Before Mat l.. Peck,
JuStlce OF the Peace. VIM. GARRETT,
leD20-Wlt* Clerk District Court.
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CELEBRATED HAIR DYE
Is the best In the World!

1he only Hdv7nlesS Tue and Reliable Dye EsiOst1i
This splendid Hair Dye is Perfect-changes
Red. Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly to . Glosq,
Black or Natural Brosv,s. without Injuring the
Hair or Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair Soft
and Beautiful; imparts fresh vitality, frequently
restoring its pristine color and rectines the i'll
effects Of Bad Dyes. The Genuine Is signed
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR, all others are mere
limitations, and should be avoided. Sold by all
Druggists &C. FACTORY-Sl BARCLAY st. n. Y.
Bachelors New Toilet Cream for Dressing the
Hair. rjune25-dAwlv.
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STAND FROM UNDER.-His Honor, the
Mayor, is out in a Proclamation against
Tie Dogs. All concerned will take partic-
ular notice and govern themselves accord
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COLGATE.s HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, il
mild and cmolten in its nature, Jragrantsy scent
ed. and extremely beneficial in its action upon
the skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers jan2-dGWly
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MARTIN WIN, aged 2 years and months, son
of John and Ellen +. Lahee. Feb. Dist 1854.
Funeral from their residence to-day at 20 clock
p. n. The friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend.
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va The number of rebel prisoners who
have reached Rock Island. is stated to be
$3.50. OF these $50 have died; five have
been released; 66S have entered the United
States service. The number still remain
ing is 1906.
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MASON 4 HAMLIN's CABINET
Pm REWARD.-Strayed from the

plU premises Of the Subscriber 2ll miles
northwest of Burlington, TWO MARES, both
dark bay, tail and name black-One IL years old
with white star in her fOrehead-the other ears
old.
The above reward will he paid to anybody
bringing said mares to ME, or to the Grocery
store of f. Hagemann corner Jefferson and 9Th
Street. f. ENDE.
feIr22-d2fMit
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

IN The undersigned will receive bids for
building bridge across Longs Creek, in Benton
township, on the Burlington and TOOlsbOrOugh
road, until the 18th day of March next. SAID
bridge to be built in accordance with the follow
ing specifications, viz: Two abutInents and one
pier of stone, hammer dressed; the abutmentS
top, and feet wide at the bottom and four feet
at the top and Is feet high, with wings extend
bottom and "a feet at the top, II feet wide at the
bottom and feet at the top, and Is feet high the
wood work to be two spans, As feet long each. the
same the two main spans OF Red Bridge,
across Flint Creek.t The wood and iron work to
be done the same as said Red Bridge; reserving
the right TO the Committee on Bridges to reject
all bids If considered by them too high.
WILLIAM GARRETT,
Ifeb5-4twl Clerk Board of County SUPERVISION.
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OPEN AGAIN.-The ice moved out yester-
day forenoon and the ferry commenced
running in the evening. We hope and pre-
sumo there will be no more trouble in
crossing until next winter.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

TO CONSERVATIVES.
Tn Rev. e. A. Wilson's Remedy for Consump-
ton. Asthma, Bronchitis. Coughs. Colds and all
Throat and Lung Affections. together with q
giving the prescription and short his
tory of his case, can be obtained of
Mrs. G. CAMERON, p. NJ,
ianll-d&w2m Augusta, Iowa.
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DEATH OF A PIONEER NJ. T.. .MIS1sr Err.
iyn, of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, that REV. W..
SIMPSON, one of the pioneer Ministers of
the NJ. e. Church in this State, died, on the
morning of Feb. 22d, 1864, in Marshall,
. Iowa, after an illness Of only three days.
He fell at his post, in full view of Heaven.
A holy and faithful minister has gone to
his reward"
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HEEP WASH TOBACCO.

5 NJ VIII not injurc the most delicate animal
Kills Ticks on Sheep.
Cures Scab on Sheep
Kills all Vermin on Animals and Birds.
= Cures all skin Diseases on Animals
Z. Kills Bugs on Roses, Lice on House Plants.
8 Kills Canher Worm on Apple Trees.
: Kills i5ei-Bugs and Water Reaches
= Kills all Vermin that infest Grape and Gran
berry Vines.
+. One Pound Of Iris Extract stH make 16 gaIiosas
srGsh.
= For sale by all Druggists, and at Country
9 and Agricultural Stores.
= Price. IS cents per pound. A liberal discount
) to the trade and large purchasers.
U Orders promptly sent by express
2 JAMES II. LEVIN
Agent South Down Co.
= q Central Wharf Boston
Bliss & Sharp, Druggists. IA Lake St. Chi
: cago, ILL.,, and VIM. II. Pierce, l07 Bank street,
Cleveland, Ohio. febI-weoW6m