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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-18
Miscellaneous.


Purser Huertas Of steamship Havana has thanks
for full Giles OF late Cuban papers prices current &c
vERY SHonT PAssAGE-The fine steamship Havana Captain
Greene, arrived Sunday night from Havana having
made the days and hours On her outward pas-
sage she to Havana in less than days.
for 18th containing additions and
to the American Loyds is being delivered to sub
streets.
spirit head cutwner cathead &c, and bow much
and shaken having been In collision with ship in La
: 20 - ION 63E
Sur BLospxL-Rangoon Feb 27-The Bionde sherburne
hentJ Singapore and Hong Kong which grounded The
smoI so aSoat and brought up Oh The town
Sur BAKER, Miller from caiao for Cork. went ashore
near iernambuco Feb a. but got of again and proceeded
, Damage if any, not reported
@ fYs h III rsty with a
four feet water IN her hold portion Of her cargo
s bend: a me and a w ssA, =
j Philadelphia, where she arr 10Th
BRIG AsuoRrA full reged brig afternoon e
Light.
Bay Nov 1854 Francisco and has been heard
& SIX aa
Her consisted Of bale of furs wool snS
oysters
Ss,S r. <, yan San Er.ne,:sc
She was laden With for Indian eser
q walton. Crew saved.
ssHR MArxlxAs Hamilton from Elxabethport Of and for
ssaS c,r Toe
and after filed Cargo will be saved Vessel pro-
badly prove a total loss.
Notice to Mariners.
! is feet water ia The Conniinicu, Middle ''"~''
placed IN 50 feet water the Connimies. Poiats
;sf;ss s;;' S? s ~ ss =
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Bunting, All COlOrs, Wholesale or Re-
tail. O. l.. J. B. kelly, $50 Broadway
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Beautiful Complexion Stands the
closest scrutiny. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF SARSA
PARILLA IL the remedy
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N UhIVtTsuT 1kCntUys-"BrOWHS BTUh-
CIAL TROCHEs for Coughs. Colds and Bronchial Aztec
tons stands the first in public favor and confidence this
result has been acquired by test OF fourteen years It's
.sSEs
merit extensive have caused the Troches to be
erfeted and we would caution purchasers 10 be their
luuard Inat orth lessi i'm tati
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For Diarrh0a, Dyscntery, 6Bo.-Ma.
CURES Compound Extract Of Bruno Plant 10 the most
reliable and remedy II endorsed by Col Long
General psas.nton and Con Ftz Henry Warren q The
Missions War Relief Fund Committed Editors Of the Press
aud Western steamboat officers Sold BY all druggisu
DEMAS BARNES 4 co, Agents.
n Park row New York.
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Hufeland's Cough Cure -Promptly
breaks up coughs arising from colds Ao Depo
IN Chambers street Sold BY all druggists.
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Postponement.-In consequence OF the
death OF the President OF the United States the sale Of Pic
lures n, Mr.. sNEDIC0R's GALLERY which was 70 have
taken pach the evenings OF Tuesny 18th and Wednes
day 18Th lust, Ia postponed until further notice.
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER,
Auctoneers.
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A Clear, Smooth skin

CIeur, SmOOth Skin
and beautiful complexion follow the uELMBoID's
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
removes black spots pmpes a9a all erup'ons of the skin
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silent Sewing Machine.
WILCOX GIBBS, sos Broadway
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opposite the Post ONCE.

Chevalters Life for tho Hair Restores
gray hair TO W original color stops is falling ou. keeps the
dressna sold at the drug stores and my ooe rs
Broadway. SARAH A. CHEvAL1ER II. D.
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Old Eycs Made New
without spectaces doctor medicine. Pamphlets mailed
receipt Of ten Address Dr. FOOTE, 100
broadway, New York.
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RICHM OND.
Arrival of the Rebel Gene
raj Lee.
lie Is ENTHUSIASTICALLY GREETED.
&c., &C., DC.

MIR. William II. Merriam's Despatch.
New YoRx HERALD ROOMS,
RICHMOND Va. ApriI 49, M
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Black Goods, for
drapng Offices buldinss churches b. also elssan. Silk
Flags, Wholesale or RETAIL al
J. N. STKARNS
% Cedar street,
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Wfd Y0urself OF Humors
n the spring months by using 1IELMBOLD5 CONCEN
rRA1ED EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
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The Natural Morning Hat,
for gentlemen, at J. A. MILLER co.'s.
tg7 Broadway.

Thorne's Arnica and Chloroform Lini-
mcnt cures Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Toothache Sprans
Bruises &c. Depot 14 Chambers IT. Sold by all druggists
The Injurious Effects of Alcoholic
sinunnts overcome, aud tie system purified, by USING
1IELMBOLD'S EXTRACT SARSAPARIfLA
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sleeve Buttons and Studs--New Styles
from Two Three -Four ami pivc Two Hundred Dollars
a. For sale by GEO G. ALLEN No. iI6 Broadway. one
oor below Canni street
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-06
New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, May 2.
The Current prices for the week at all the
markets are:
Beef Cattle-First quality, per head, III
@22; fair to good, SlS@2l 90; common, $l5
5O@l7 so; inferior, Sl2@l5.
Cows and Calves-First quality per head,
500 100; ordinary s6O@70; common $500
60: inferior $4,000.
Veal Calves-first quality, per b, 11@
l2c; ordinary, 90 l0c; common, $3.50; In
ferior, 6@Sc.
Sheep and Lamhs-Extras per head $l2
OLA; prime, $lO@l2: ordinary, 48 5000;
common 81 5O@ls 80; inferior IS 50@7 so.
Swine-Heayy corn fed, y b. 1l@ll4c;
light and medium, l03@llc; still fed, l0a
l04c.
The market for beef cattle ruled heavy
again this week. and prices were 3a1 per
cent. lower. thecattle were of q fair average
quality: l0!al2c was the medium rate this
week, aud from those figures the price runs
up TO 2la22,, the latter for choice. The
bulk OF good heavy corn fed steers sold at
lSalac per To-, while .air to good from 10 to
lSc.
Hogs have beer .2.enty and In moderate
demand AZ our quot atoms.
The total receipts Of all stocks at all the
Yards for this week and last were as fol-
lows:
Total beeves 4. 2As COWS l39; calves 3,6ls;
sheep and lambs. :, l20: swine 6, l42.
Tc;a! last w.ak-beeves 4, l34; COWS 81
yea! calves 2,si-: sheep aud lambs 1886
swine SOS.
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CHICAGO, May 4.
Markets generally steady.
Flour-More active and. steady. Sales
4. 300 bbis at - 25s9 60 for white winter, 81
81! for red winter, and 8 75s6 so for spring
extras.
Wheat-4s2c higher; sales Of extra at 81
%. aud No. spring at 81 l4!al Is.
Corn-2a2lc higher; sales Of No. at 6Sa
&C; No ut 62a63c; and rejected at 6Oa61c.
Oats-lal4c higher; No. state 4lia424c,
closing at 413c.
Rye-Nominal; at 75a78c.
Barley-Dull at Csc for fair by sample.
Whiskey- Dull, sales 200 bbls Ut q OF.
Povisions-Dull.
Mess Pork-sales 200 bbls at 3o6a26 50.
Prime Mess Pork-Dull, at 423 with no
buyers.
Sweet Picked Hams-Easier; sales 40
ties at l7c. ,.fa f
Bulk Meats-Quiet and dull, ssless houl.
ders atl43c packed; hams at l74c packed.
Lard-FiTm at l3c, held at Isle.
Hay-Firm, sales 800 tons at better pri-
Clover Seed-Dull at $ll 5Oal2.
Timothy Seed-Dull, at e 75a3 So.
Flax Seed-Steady at.$l 80.
Beef Cattle-Dull and lower; (sales of
prime shipping at IS so and common to fair
at $5a7.
Hogs-Dull, sales at s. 75a9 for common
to choice.
Money-Easy.
Exchange-Frim; par to premium.
Gold-l42
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rpn NAME RED JAoKET.-ETerywher.s
name Red Jack ct is seen and spoken or.
%%arr being many people who DO net know
Ipv.neaning, we propose TO erligh;eu them.
mWassrs, Bennett Peters & Co., of Chica-
have for many years manufactured a
Eomsch Bitters which had its origin with
~ indians. The chief of the Six Nations,
~ celebrated, noble and generous Red
nsscket. as a parting gift bequeathed the
:srmula Of these Bitters to DR.. Chaplin, by
, =. Chaplin it was handed down to Messrs.
pD...rett Pieters 4 Co.. who named the Bit
~ ~ sfter the celebrated chief. DR.. Chaplin,
:. the addition Of few herbs, and by US
~ = due old ripe Bourbon whisky. in the
~. u,sce Of the common spirit the Indians
"a has brought the Bitters to their pres
81 perfection. They now ares very agree
~ and herlthy stimulant, pleasant to the
...te have soothing influence, and create
.so.,d appetite. We notice that druggists
s.nerally sell no Bitters SO rapidly as
Aeee.
CINE OH THE RESULTS OF INDIGESTION.
iaeeling of ouer .fullMess after eating
.oubled with "a sinking sensation at tn.
~ OF the stomach between meals: depres-
n sp,rl.s; difficulty in calculating, or ar,
,.n.ins ideas; fiatulencein.thes tomachand
hoNe.s. rising in the morning unrefresh-
n: after pre!orming small ayodnt of la.
Mr. feeling languid, faint and dizzy swim
MIN u of the head and sudden diu4aess OF
Ssbt after having been intentiy reading OF
To overcome all the above do not use q
,overtu, cathartic that will PROSTATE you
nor a tiery stimulnnt that will give you re.
lei for the moment and be followed by q
collapse: nor violent as:ringent that first
in tho end nMrf1n11v p0 ",
- the digestive organs; but use the mild
sRed Jacket Bitters,,' which will gently
:ssist instead of attacking the functions o
VIII
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWKE

ern;; 81 81 No Mi club, and 81 75a1 50 70,
| amber Mich.
Rye-Quiet aud nominal at 81 o..
BARLEY and Barley Malt--Dull.
Corn-Dull and about lc lower, at 81 A.
Ior OLD mixed western; 81 45al AZ for new
yellow.
osts-Dull and ss5c lower. Sales at e9s
tic for western.
Wool-dull.
Petroleum-Quiet'at CSC for crude, Sc fol-
refined in bond, aud 74c for do free.
Rice-dull.
Codee-Dull.
Sugar-Dull; Cuoa Muscovado llsa124c.
Molasses-Duil. Port Rico CSC.
Fork-Lower with fair demand, at 427aN
. io p, new mess closing at go so cash, SIS
Ior % 64 do cash AMI regular way. closing
at 70 Is tor cash !: $24 5Oa25 Is for prime,
ana 20 % for priln. mess; also $500 bar.
rels new mess for May aud June sellers
option, at S26 75a27.
Beef-Quiet: a; Sl2a16 for plain mess. and
Sl6aO tor extra mess.
Beet Hams-Quiet ut 22a25c.
bacon-(luiet at l5sal5Ic tor Cumberland
cut; l57al6c long ribbed, and l6tal6ac fol
short ribbed,
Cut Meats-Steady; at l4ial5!c for shoul-
ders, and l73al9l or hams.
Lard-Steaay, ~ i6alslc.
butter-More ;,s'.A.e, at l5a23c for Ohio,
and 2Sa65c for STATE.
Cheese-Qu.et u; lla23c.
Money-s,eaaS ~ 5a6 per cent.
Sterling Excbange-hiorea active, at 81 09s
al O9s for gold auG firs1 Gloss bills.
Go!d-Firmer and more active, opening
at 81 AZ advancing 10 81 434, and closing at
81 42s.
Government Stocks-Less active and ca
sier.
Stocks-H Heavy. US 6's 's1 coupons 110l;
do new issue los; coup 96s; Nc IS 6S; o 4
NJ cert SOl; Cumberland 464 /; Reading 81
OLE; Quicksilver 62t; Mariposs l34; N
974; Erie 79l; Hudson 81 10: 4 101; NJ 8
q; III G liz; Pitts IS; N w 50, do pfd 81;
Fl, w 98f.
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Twelve Years Ago


HosrETTER's STOMACH BIrTERs was
struggling into notice against the prejudiccs
which everything new, however excellent. Ia
doomed to encounter:
TO-DAY
1t stands at the head of all the tonic aud alter
alive preparations in existence Its celebrity
has evoked many limitations but no rivals
Physicians pronounce 1t the ONLY SAFE sTINU-
LIANT that has ever been introduced into the
sick chamber. In the Hospitals Of the Army
and Navy. the surgeons ind it the very best
tonic for conyalescents, and report 1t as invalu.
able for sustaining the vigOr Of troops ON the
march, as remedy for scurvy and all sc0rbuttc
affections. and ~ the only specific for sea.sick-
cally Endorsed It % the Miners MEDrCINE par
e1ee!ence, ana In Spanish America and all the
tropical climate. It IL considered the only relia-
be antidote to epidemic fevers.
success. It Is the only stomachic and Alternative
In which are combined the grand requisites Of a
mild, pure, and unvitiated vegetable stimu-
liant. with the finest selection of tonic, anti
bilious, ant;-scorbntic. aperient, and depura-
tive herbs. plants, roots. and harks that have
ever been intermixed in q medical preparation
The Bitters have this distinctive quality, which
is not shared. 1t Is believed, by any tonic tinct-
ure or extract in The world; they do not excite
the pulse. though they infuse q wonderful de.
gree o. vigor into the nervous system, and
strengthen and sustain the whole physical Or
ganization.
1t is also proper to state that the B1tters are
sold exclusively in glass. and never under any
circumstances by the gallon or the barrel. Inn
posters and i,nitators are abroad, and the ouly
safeguard the public have against them Is to
Inc IT nsy Ply X ssns tn
Smith. and the government stamp over the
cork of the bottle. (may2-dAwlW !;
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The sharp upward turn In dry goods no.
ticed week ago still continues, the adj
vance in some goods being full 40 p cent.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
The trade in domestic goods has been
enormous during the week. There has
been q great advance in bleached and
brown sheetings, cottonades. stripes, ticks,
denims, &C. There 10 great activity in the
market generally. Desirable classes OF
rise from - to 4Oc; of the Pepperel brand,
mono ere to be had. They are only sold at
value at 35c. Stark and Appleton AZ both
run ND from % to 4nc. There has not been
known such business for \ long time
Prices have run up 40 rapidly that nearly
all the agents houses are CLEANED out of
their line of goods. In blesched shirtiDgs
New York Mills, which are always stiff,
hold their own ct Acc; Wamsuttas rise
from 45c (the mills being In operation
again: Williamsville jumps from 40 to
4ic; 6emper Idem Is held BY both agents
and jobbers at 30c; and Arkwright IN"
Is quoted at 35c by the agents, and SAC by
the jobbers; James steam mill sells free
rise in the print market. Aliens prints
have taken . high jump. Those selling
two weeks ago at l6Ac are now quoted. at
CSC. During the last fourteen days more
cotton goods have been distributed through
the country from this centre than during
anv like period in the history Of the coun-
trY. the natural result Of the late heavy
fail in the prices and the pressing wants
Of the consumers. This unusually large
demand having wholly cleared out whole
sale stocks, prices have advanced from 70
to so u cent. within fortnight, and the
iobbers are willing to buy far more goods
than they can get ut the large advance.
CHICAGO.
The arrivals during the past three or
four DAYS have been very large, and, BUSH
ness having been entirely suspended dur
ing that time. there has been something OF
an accumulation Of desirable goods, ana
the stocks now are more complete and at
tractiye than they have been at any .iine
during the spring. The city is full OF buy
ers, aud business is very brisk; II is nc
ticeable feature, however, that buyers are
not purchasing as largely as they d;d some ,
weeks age, each one contentlng hlmsel1
with goods sufficient to last for Anew wee KS.
Prices are not yet fully settled, snd not
outstanding there has been heavy de,
cline In cotton during the past week, all
kinds of goods have advanced, prints sorae
2asa sheetiugs Sc, ginghams 2ssa eta Tae
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NEW York, May 4.

New YORK, May 4.
Cotton-opened 6rmer and closed dull
and heavy, at 46aA7c for middling. Sales
by auction, to-day, C,0O0 bales Savannah
cotton at 241a57s for ordinary to good mid
FIomr.Dull, heavy and 1oalsc lower, at
se 7oas6 95 for extra state; 81 6Oa7 so for
common to good shipping brands extra r
Il o and u s5a9 80 for trade brands, market
closing dull
Wheat-Duu and lac lower, ct 81 81 for
Chicago spring; 81 g. fox winter red west
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TheAttention Of our readers Is respectfully In.
vited 70 the advertisement of Messrs 8. N. Ward
4 Co. which will be found In another part OF
this paper. We are personally acquainted with
the members of this firm. aad can voach FOX
t,,ei- responsibility in all business arrange
,nents which they make, as we have.a thorough
knowledge OF their mercantile integrity and
their full ability to meet all obligations. This
notice OF course is intended for such OF our rea'
t,ers AZ have no acquaintance with this firm: to
all who know them no Recommendation is
necessary.-Arny ard Nary Gsset'e.
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4 clear. Smooth Skin. and Reautiful Com.
plexion follow the use of Helmbcld's Concen-
black spots, pimples. and III eruptlons Of the
shin. 4 (aprS-d&NSm
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

HelmbOba-s Concentrated Extract Buchu 10
the Great DiEretic.. HelmbOlds Concentrated
Extract Sarsaparllia IS the Great Blood Purifier.
B TIA are prepared according to the rules of
Pharmacy aud then.IotIy, and are the most ac.
tive that can III sue. (aprS-d&W3m
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CAUTION FROM tbs =
WATCH COMPANY.

II having come to oar knowledge that imita.
tons OF the American Watch have been put
upon the market in great numbers, calculated
by their utter wo1 th.essness to injure the repu-
tation Of our genuine products, to protect Oo1
own interests Andth public from imposition
we again publish the trade marks by which our
Watches may invariably be known.
We MANUFACTURE four styles Of Watches.
The FIRST has the name
IA MEXICAN WATCHC CO., WalthAm, Mass
engraved en- the inside plate.
The SECOND has the name
APPLETON, TRACY 4 CO., Waltham Mass. !"
engraved on the inside plate.
The THIRD he's the name
Up. g. BARTLETT. waltham, Nass.." en-
graved on Inc inside plate.
AL the above styles have the name American
Watch Co., painted on the dial, and are war.
ranted In every respect.
The FOURTH has the name
.WM. ELLERY. Boston, Maas.. " engraved on
the inside plate, snd il not named ON the dial.
All the above described watches are made Of
various sizes, and are sold In gold or silver CO.
ses, as may be required.
It Is hardly possible for u to accurately de-
scribe the numerous limitations to which We
have alluded. They are usually inscribed with
names 80 nearly ap9IO8CQAK1B OUH OWA - w eOs
cane the observation of the unAccustomed buy.
err Some are represented - made by the "Un-
ion Watch Co. OF Boston, Mass."-no such com.
pany existing. Some are named the SOLDIERS
Watch" to be sold as our Fourth or VIM. Ellery
style, usually known as the ''s0ldier's Watch"
Othersare named the "Appleton Watch Coz
others the Up. y Bar.LEY." instead Of our 2. g.
Ba,tlett; besides many varieties named In such
. manner as to convey tho idea that they are
the vsrttable productions Of The Amefican
Watch Company. i.
We also caution the public, and particularly
soldiers, against buying certain articles CALLED
watches, 20 freely advertised In illustrated pa.
papers a. .Army Watches, !" ''Omcen' Watches"
..Masic Time Observer" "Arcana Watches"
DC the prices Of which arc stated 70 be from
seven to sixteen dollars. A good watch, in these
times. cannot be Afforded for any such money.
A little attention on the part Of buyers viii
protect them from gross imposition.
ROBBINS 4 Appleton,
AGENTS for the American Watch Company,
ls2 BROADWAY, n. Y.
Helmhold's Extract of ssrsaparilla cleans.
"a ana renovovates the blood, insults the vigOf
of healkh Into the ayBtom, aud purgee out the
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Nnanxtty VS. Quality.--Helrnbolds Extract
Sarsanaril!S-The dose Is small. Those WHO de-
sire q Iarxe suauttty-and large doses Of me6i-
cine-ERE, taprs.dAw3m
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A thing Of Beauty is q Joy Forever. Those
who desire brilliancy Of complexion, must purt-
fy and enrich the blood, which HelmbOlds Con.
centrated Extract Sarsapariila invariably does.
RecOllect 1t 10 no patent medicine. Ask for
Helmbold's. Take no other.
aprS-d&w3m
To Purify. Enrich the Blood, and Eeautify
centrated Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla- One bot
tie equals In strength one gallon of the Syrup
or Decoction. fapr8-dkW3m
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Warranted to do ~ good work - any Cultivator
In use.
Crooked rows can be plewed ~ wen as straight
ones
The operator can ride or walk aud guide the
Flow without alteration. The shovels can be
pose of turning ai the ends, and cleaning the
Piows OF trash. aud In passing from field to held.
The axes are sufficiently high to pass over corn
the last blowing without breaking tdOwn.
For kale by B4WkIGHT.
MAYS. vat @ Water st.
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tI9gED

DYED
IN this city May TIN 1851. HARRY KILLoUGH,
youngest sen os..as ,sild n. +. Grove, aged year
aud Y NJ lntlS. y
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v1e,~he,d'e Extract of sarsaparilla cleans.
~ and renovovates the blood, insults the vigOr
Of health into the system, and purges out the
hun10rs that make disease. iaprS.d&WSm
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NOR SALE at 80 per Acre.-Eighty
Acres Of Unimproved Prairie situate in Ysa.
Southwest quarter, Sec q, Range u, 3 west.
J. r. CROWN, HAWk.Eye BOOKSTORE,
feb2A.d&Wtf Burlington, Iowa
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ITCH. WHEATON'S ITCH.
Scratch. Ointment Scratch.
WI cure he Itch IN IS hoxrs-als0 cures Sail
Rhelna, Ulcers, Chilblains and all eruptions OF
the Skin. Price 50 cents; by sending 70 cente "a
Weeks Potter, ITO Washington Street, Boston,
Will be forwarded tree BY mail. For sale by al
druggists. [marlS.dAW0
Beware Of Counterfeits and upprincipled
dealers endeavoring to dispose OF their own and
other preparations, on the reputation attained
by Helmbold's Genuine Preparations
apr3.dAW3m
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= B. 1 Q. R r LINE


| u IL
63
OLD and only Reliable D0oto Ea01.
from Burlington 70 Chicago Dsezcit Teae1''
Pittsburgh. Philadelphia, Baltimore. New Yoe8
Ard all other Eastern and seuth EastaFn Cit
Passengers leaving Burlington ON the 40 =
N. train connect at Mendoza with the ulin0l0
Central Railroad North and South and at Ohie9
so, both the Noon and Evening trainA Bct1b
trains connect with all tho great Eastern Rail.
rosd routes, tO-wit N. z. r r. VIA. Detroit II
s.R r. via Toledo iPtttsburgh ard Fl Wayne
I. via F. Wayne. Of which passengers On
take their choice.
Thirteen hours ahead of any other route leAyinl
Bagssge checked through to Detroit, Niaeaea
Falls and Ney York. aoston. Toledo, Duniazl
Tickets fox this great Eastern thorougha1e ~
sale at OttumwA. Fairfield, Mt Pleasant ana
the Ticket once corner Front and water ofxD1B
Burlington.
sleeping Caxs attached 70 the Nisht tsaAna
Fare - low - any ether route.
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-06

Net . Few Of the Worst Disorders that AT.
dict mankind arise from corruptions of the
blood: delmb0ld's Extract Of Sarsaparilla u Q
remedy Of The utmost value.
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-06

ders and Washes which choke or iali up the
pores Of the skim and in short time leave 1t
marsh anddry? It is In the blood, and II you
tract of sarsaparilla. II gives brilliancy to
the com plexiOn. iapr8-d6W8m
The Bridal Chamber, an Essay of Warn.
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new
and reliable treatment for Diseases of the Uri.
nary and Sexu slSystems-Sent free, in sealed
envelopes. Address DR. ]. 4KILLIN HOU9a.
TON, Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa.