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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-03-04


the next Presidential campaign.
Do the leaders Of tho Democratic
party perceive this. and do they still
counsel s46mission? Why not come
boldly out in resolutions and party
platforms. and tell the people At
once, that whatever the rights Of >
man are against robbsr and an ~.
sassin, the rights Of the Southern
States are against Congress. and
against al itl acts and oil it, agents2
The money sharks Of the country
are interesting themselves in eircu-
lating and procuriug signatures to
petitions to the Legislature praying
for repeal Of the usury laws of the
State for tho ostensibls purpose Of
influencing capitalists to invest their
money BY making loans to farmers and
others in Iowa. We do NOT think
this the remedy the people need. or
that it would induce capitalists to
invest for legitimate purposes. In
other states whero the rate of interest
10 only six per cent, and usurio us
contract work. forfeiture of both
principal and interest they keep their
funds loa ned out, instead Of seeking
Iowa for investment although they
can obtain ten per cent. when so
agreed upon in the contract.
Capital seeks investment where
men have acquired the ability to pay;
and where states do not obstruct COL
lections with obnoxious stay laws;
and where the interest upon money
loaned is not used up in paying vt.
torneys fees that become necessary
because Of the neglect or default Of
debtors. and to enforce payments.
Tho penalties for usurious con-
tracts should be moro stringent and
be rigidly enforced. and the creditor
when compelled to resort to law to
recover money loaned should not be
required to advance in. addition to,
the sum loaned, the costs Of collect
ing his claim. unless he can have
Judgment for such advances. within
prescribed limits, assessed as costs
upon the loaing party. s%s;f
With al laws prohibiting usurious
contracts repealed, and with the stay
laws repealed IS they will be, prob
ably. through the influence Of these
same money sLarks. after they shall
have effected loans At extortionate
rates of interest. the borrowers Of
the state would be completely At the
mercy Of capital.
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Words of Wisdom
FOR YOUNG MEN.

FOR YOUNG MEN,
sOn the Ruling Passions in YsslA "a
Early Manhood, with SELF H1LP -
the Bring and unfortunate. osue =
sealed Latter envelopes. free q sAAenp.
Address, How AID Ass0ClA1ySs. 1as !.
PhiinAellhia, Pa.
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'Jbs var ,hss settled Tho war
has ssttfsA nothing but the crime
aal brutality II those who wagsd it.
Wafsao never settle anything 30
itsly Inst the aans kind Of force
Dsy,pes snsctsls il ag.ia 10 a. hour.
War sss ssrer make wrong right;
cs9sStssr make desPotiss solsrsbls;
e.s tsysr sstab,ish justice upon b.
sil y eims. The ests blishmsnt Of
> Asyosst govsrnusnt over 3 people
sgsisst their will. ID thing that the
jssisssf heaven cries cut sgsinst
forevse:4 States 30 oppressed ess
neSer lose the right 70 cut the throats
Of their ,oPpressors. Take the case
Of Georgia. Win : thousand ysars
wear ont The right Of that State. to
salf.governnent? Why DOES Con.
gssss wish to hold il under the bay-
cnstl Why. only because il il seen
that. II left free. il will not vote
With tho sssre psrty q the next
Rseidsa1is! election. The action Of
CS61vess IN relation 20 Ill these
dlstas i ruled entirely By this mo-
siYl. u rss upon liberty. which
i sis6y sissd st the Donecr.tis,
pAatE s;ls is TO keep that party out.
tt1f66 Southern States will Be allow
% 20 come in. until Congress makes
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Something Needed.

/ There is talk of starting a Burpatr of
Justice, I'm Washington. TfOne /, asfsI,.
lished there it will have plenty o. busi-
ness on hand. The mUrderers of Mrs
Surratt-thOse of them yet alive-wiU
f1nd 1t hot place for them. The spOOU
thief Will listen for his sentence with As
much anxiety as he listened for the px-
plOsiOn that was to bow up Fort Fisher.
The villains IN Congress who have been
disregarding their oaths to preserve and
obey the Constitution, as evinced by
their open and shut process, regarding
reconstruction, may we'll quake, for fear
OF the palms and penalties Of perjury
The members of the Great Grant Gfn
Enterprise, established at the Capitol Of
the nation, will have to call upon the
mountains of debt that their partv
friends through theft and incompetence
have piled up to fall upon them and
hide them from the Indignation of the
people The patrons of the gambling
hells, and houses Of i'll fame and the
keepers of mistresses in the Treasury
Department, and Congressional Com
mittees Rooms, viii have to look out for
a sudden end to be put to their libidinOus
career. The Secretary Of this new De-
partment will in short b7vs no end to
the work that viii accumulate ON his
hands. If given a salary atall COmmeu-
suFate with the work devOlving upon
him and the employees Of his Office, IL
will far suTpass General Sherman's sal
ary or even Grants. Let us have the
Bureau Of Justice, by all means Tie
Justice meted out, however, in an estab-
lishment of this kind, to the working
men Ofthis country, under Radical aus
pices, would be somewhat similar to
the protection afforded by q ravenous
wolf to a helpless lamb; OF the vuItu-c
to the dove. 1t is only anOtler scheme
by which to SgueeEe more taxes from
the lahoring classes to pay TOR the wi
ling and dining of gang of hungry OIL
dee seekers.
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TO BIZ CONTINUED.
Written for the URBAsA UNIoS
veterinary Science.

81. PARIS, ONO, May l7,IS7O.4
The Abdomen AND IT'S CONTENTS.
TUE DIAPHRAGM: ......
The CHEST is separated from abdomen
or belly, by the diaphragm or amidriR,
which extends oliqqely from the loins
to the hreast-bohe. Ia its natural state
it isconvex or projecting forward toward
the lungs, and concave or hollow back.
ward toward the stomach and iutestines.
On the side toward tile chest it is cover
ed by the membranes which invest the
lungs, and line the chest, Jthe pleUra
Rlembranel and toward the abdomen,
or belly by that which covers the intes-
tines, the peritoneum membrane) it is
attached 70 the spine; the ribs and the
breast-hone, by tendinous or deshy ex-
pansiOns, and in the center it is cOmpos-
cd Of strong muscular libers: it is one Of
the most important muscles of the
frame SHd is the principal agent in
breathing. When il acts, its libers are
shortened Ill loses its colye1ity, and
becomes plane; the chests thereby en-
larged and the lungs enlarge with
the expansion Of the cavity in which
they are placed and air rpshos in, and
is performed. When the fl
beFs-of the diaphragm ceasez ~ act, that
muscle returns tpits-Ratgral form it be-
comes again convex; il presses upon
the lungs aHd helps g. force oUt the air, /.
and expiration is accomplished. 10 as
ssts likewise in the natural constant
motion Of the bowels, and lends its
aid in the expulsion of the ex-
erementl and the young ANNUAL: it isl
most concernedilt coughing, yowning, .
sighting, H.. OH EE..l
fhc membrane which covers The dia-
phragm is very subject to iphammatioH.
Whether the original seat Of disease hp
in the lungs or bowels, the diaphragm
soon becomes inhamed and irritable
which accounts for the breathing of the
horse being so much afflicted under cv-
cry Inflammation Of the chest and belly
Jabdomen.) The reason Of this great
Of the diaphragm with the in
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Advertisements will be inserted at the

Ii may be useful 90 give short table
Of the distinguishing symptoms of collie
and inflammation of the bowels, because
the treatment is entirely different
what would cure Ia one case would kill
in the other. The symptoms to the
careless OrincXpeEienced observer would
appear the same in both diseases, but
the Veterinary Surgeon would readily
discriminate between the two. He
would first examine the circulation
next feel the ear, the limbs, the yodv.
the mouth, the membrane linfng the
nOstrii and eye; if he found the pulse
quick and weak and almost indistinct
the ears and limbs cold the body bedeW-
ed with cold sweat, the mouth hot and
dry, the nUstrilS and eye-Iids intensely
red, he would know at once that interf-
tis Inflammation Of the boweIsl and NOT
collie was the disease he had to combat
For in collie the circulation is scarcely
disturbed at all, the limbs and ears are
the natural temperature, and there are
inteFvals-Of ease. Collie is sudden in its
attact; interitis, gradual in its approacb.
pain constant, though the two diseases
may proceed from the same c9usp- fle
treatment is entirely different, in collie
you have only to relax the spasnIs Of the
bowels, and use means to guard against
Inflammation, or ut least employ none
that would have tendency to excite
Inflammation. In interitis we have act
ual Inflammation To contend with. and
our efforts must be prompt and decisive,
what we do must be done quickly for
few diseases more rapidly run their
course. The first and most powerful
means is blOOd-lettimg and that 20 its
fullest extent We must not be govern
ed by the amount Of blood drawn, but
continue to take blood till the pulse is
fuller, and if there appears to be emil
nent DANGER continue until the pulse
falter. or the animal shows ideut signs
Of weakness. To ascertain the change
made in circulation by the venesection,
the operator should place his finger Oh
the submaxillary artery at the angle Of
eAAN ia" eAAANt AADl lCAllOfE IL uiILll the de-
sired change has taken place. The next
thing to be done is to apply comter-irri-
tants to the abdomen, the belly should
be well blistered- four ounces of
lard and one ounce Of resin together
stirring constantly, when cool add: one
ounce powdered cantharides, spanish
flies) rub this saIve well into the skin
over the region of the bowels. Next adj
minister digitalis one drachm, emeti,.
tartar one and one half drachms, spirits
nitrous ether tsweet spirits Of niterl four
drsehms, warm water one pint, next
give frequent injections Of warm water
with half pound Of EPSON salts dissolv-
ed in each gallon ofwater, hand rub and
bandage the the limbs, rub the body
and throw blanket over the animal
If the bowels are constipated give one
quart lihseed oil. This treatment must
! be persevered in. Repeat the drench il
necessary in four hours. d. MARTIN
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LIEUT.. GOv.DUNN, Of Louisiana, and
the members Of the board of police COM
missioners Of New Orleans, have been
committed to prison for five days and
lined ninety-iive dollars eaeh, BY Judge
Cooley, Of the sixth district court, for
contempt,
A furty mile NelOcipeIe ate has just
taken place in France. Fifteen compe-
titOrs started, and the winner Was
LeOtard, who accomplished the journey
in three hours and fOrty-fOUr minutes,
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Wednesday, J,mc Is,, 1870.

e''.'N So A'aaa's
lt was also rrsulycd that the hssis Of rcprr,spfs
lion in said Convention be- a. folluws- That each
county IA the State be entitled % one delc-atc and
also one delegate Tor every five hundred ,orss ras,
tor Fou. George o. Pendletou for Governor. a. the
election held on the second Tuesday OF October lsq
aud also one delegate for every nacrun OF two hun
dfed and my votes uro,vr, east for the gentleman st
that time; which basis ct representation will give
yach toaHty in OHIO the Fslluyiug nun,hrr of doh.
gaics in said convention
Here follows a table showing the number ,r ,I.l
cghtes each county entitled TO. ei,in., thtrps.p
County ave delegates
At the same meeting OF OF the Democratic state
Central Committee, was
EsSnirsd That the ncmocrsry of each r,,,,,i. ,,
'h" ne rttueSicu o nominate their ticket and ais,
appoint thuif county central aud t,Nrrrffy r,nr1,lf
tets a the SAINT time that they appoint their dole
gates 20 the State CunyCntiun
The following are the officers 10 be nominated by
The Democratic State COnvcuiioa ON the first day Of
june. Istn.
Secretary ol State
Judge Of Sspremc Court
Comptroller uT Treasury
Commissioners OF Roard ol Puh1e W,.yk.
BY order ul Democratic SlAtr Central Cou,r,if-- r
Ohio CAAS n ATTF,y ,h.i--.--
j NENNAN, Sec'y,
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E8Zzs5
r rP8tElarE. CinCinnad and 81 LOuIs r y.
kHThH lPANHANDLE ROUTES
,lu aud after March ISL 1870 trains VIII run az


o. = y,r7,3 Fxprss trsiin Itst and SOJn herli EX-
.-ss. West run daily All other trains dallf
AuudaNs excepted fd'-'iii 'i''l''i'7 D''
on all right trains. ...r-,-,. -, ,,tt ,,r
Columbus. Ohio.
~, ,.u.,- ...i n pres-t aud Cen Manage
= Ni'-l - columbus, UhO.
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Democratic Stale Convention.

Ar meeting Of thu Dcnocratiu State UcnlraI Com
mttcc Of Ohio, hold DeCembcr To- IS69 IL was rczo
ed that the next Democratic state Convention Of
Ohio be he'll in the City OF Columbus. on
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GRnE
-IfEEEaIE RNLwAY.


90, ,,,I after Monday November 18th, lS7l
Trans will leave Urbana, at the following houiS'
viz EE.. rE..#...
.r. ,.uiNG WEST.
g.5A N. NIGHT EXPRESS, daily. for Cinciin,-
,,.ti and tltr. West and South, Connects VIII
i,ti i,e 9Iio and Mississippi and Louisville
srgriIs stte Isail u-l1s for ~. ls1l2 ;tA1i i ~
.sUuth and SOUth-WeSli also otolN . ~. -,
tG5EG4iens ana egfHectiHg points along
A ssieepin.r Coach is attached 20 this iTaln al
- --rSeu sFHrlr. running througlltO& Iuclnnatl.
3I@ AM pscolitol1DAFfeN' 7qndi' eA'fp-
U-fs P NJ DAY EXPRESS, daily, Mon9ayN eA-
ceptcd, for Ciuoinnati and The y, MSIf IJ;j,;s ~
south. Connccts with the ONO ililo .I. -ll',S ~,
,inni.aud louisville Short Line Railway TOT
St louis and the South and ooutH- W,.,,. ? u
F,Ipetinl, Coarir,.s are attached lo this ltl!h i,l
tIornclIsvilIe running through 10 west ''''-
, Ien1 e n whey wg5 fg2RPcHr. Sundays excepted
GoING EAST.
L-,-9l Il. EIGHTNING ENPISFsSS. daily; con-
E10iaTIJ cities and stopping at sril rrtiici lal
Intermediate stations and connecting P9il P9oiIltS,
Sleeping Coach is attached To his lI;'ln III IN
s.a A, N! RECOMMENDATIONS Sunday cXccp-
,,..5 S'+ y u rN,INI ATI EXPRESS sundays
excepted. stopping at all important PU1lnJSS
on main line, and connecting -, Ne" ioiN
SIeSf5ing Coicir accompanies this train from
, m Nl;'E5III VykYFRt.RiIIT. Sundays excepted.
Ra~ESi and Ncv- England PJS~engrI'~' with
their Baggage, are transferred Free "l re ~
-FNpW fuEil. ,-;,. ,.i, p
FiIe Ii9t vcutii afod and most luxurious Hl'tl'-
Ing Coaches E0-IN THE WORLD ga accom-
,.--,ss :, I5f trains on illis RAILWAY
az The E,rie Railway C0mpny taS opcIeu y
E,.,v FcTIf froi teir J'rsey. 4 i}gTHItfo the
fo0f 0f .gE ST New York, thuS cnahhng paS>''i'- /
-rr, 10 reach the upper portion of tho cll Win
cut the CNpcnSCand annoyance OF "N'i''' ''i vi j
omnibus transfer r a..
nF5~Thc scenery along the entire route "I lhS /
Erie, I2aiIway is of the most pic curNque and !
stsauti fuI character. Admirers OF Natures nea4-
si,-~ i'm q daylight journey over TINS lLne VIII 4
continual admiration and interest.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
ana Farr always as low Us by amy other route
So Ask YDE TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY /
Which can De obtained at t3C principal Ticket /
Offices in the West and South-WcSt.
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CINCINNATI AND SANDUSkN
Without Change.

o,upcciiu.r n Cincinnati 10 and from Louisville ST.
Iouis aud an pOinfs SoGth and Southwest; at Day
IN with Dayton S Union, Dayton & Ncnia and Day
tDn & Western Railroads at Springfield WIN Lohuoll
Rrsnch To and from London. where connections gle
made with the Little Miami Railroad 10 and from
Columbus: also. with Springfield Branch Little MI
1ni r r.. and with DeliwCre BranChC G a r r;
a raana with pittsbur-. Cincinnati ST. Louis X
r.: ai Bcllcfontainc with Cleveland, Columbus On
uiupati- & indianapolis r RI az Forest win PlltS-
hurgb Ft aync d Chicago Il r.; at Carey with
FI1dlay Branch which has been rcccuily relaid with
- Rail and is now first class road in every respect
~ (fi az and Saudusky with Lake Shore Michigan
O,Uihern Railway to and from Detroit, Toledo; also,
!, ,7eyeland Erie, Dunkrk, Buffalo NiaSnra Falls,
Tc,,. York and Boston.
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AEsT white envelopes for sale at this
ofice-SS, ,5OPer thousand,
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8sIPESs9as SoETH. .,,
cleveland Mail No. g. ~ ~
EEprcss Ne. lH----s - - a ~ ~
BtherJntaiuC Accommodation ............ Ss-o An
N 4 arr,r'r ann -r, . RUSH RSLOANE, Ia
- SSssi'SEDf' Prcst Is Gen. SuPt.
III {ri RpnNSihN. ticn,q.tT Ticket -Ngcnt.
JPPINBAREAgt. Crhana
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SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS accompany an
.,i,-bt trains aHd sunnng through between CinclR-
uafi and Sandusby ya'sitAOut change.
Tlsraugh Tickcis 10 pUnclpal points It,'CnCu : ~
snd ~ the offices Of connecting roads: . -,
. limo Card Tasipg EfeCt May I, lstO Trans leave
Urbdna. as follows daily Sunday cAccp'cu.
PASSING SOUTH.
a., ..,,5 r,raUs .... .-... u, p T.. NJ,
si.i, 80, ~ Iss-s 20, ... -.- J. - A. NJ.
- 4 !, L1,,,,,rlf fif,lI --.. 512 An.
slight Express goes South Sunday 'hslc'u "i NiOi'
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bonnie as the rose on the tree"
"My father was noble looking man,
with his keen dark eyes and tall Straight
figure His hair was almost white and
that gave him an uncommon dignity.
But Katrine, he was little stern was
he not, not Nt all gay and boisterous like
Uncle Charles. II seems 10 me that the
servants feared him. Yes l know he
WAS very stern at times. Say, was he
not kairiHe -
!!Aurelins ST: john, starn2 Aye, was
hetO 0renb tina crossed his grain. Vet
she-Was kind master, it-was- -niair in
manner than in act, TO my ladie he was
saf as tho simmer air, aud to you he
was like a lion Watching its young, ten
der but guardful But they say he never
did forgive his sister for her prank.
ellis Sister Katrine. / never knew
he had sister. What do you mean,
nanny? Did she do wrongr, Katrine
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So Ask }-uR TICKETS Via ERIE HALLWAY
Which can DE obtained at thC principal Ticket
Offices in the West and Southwest
l.. j. RUKER, WM: x: BAhh,
GCnl Supt. Gen faNS + AZ t'
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face 80 ssr,lelieate RIld pure ihrlTOfile. A
aatthelit. IIsiae st. y oh hAt5, .8irIAwept

aloud as handing the still sleeping Flora
Ito Katrine he whispered. Ttfs all over,
she is gone .
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RaSESi and New England PS~engrTS, win
their Baggage, transferred Free "i mar e i
FNPW fuEfl. ,-.-;...,.. ..i,..r,. .
'fiIe I,.St vcuti istfod and most luNuIlouN 'l't-
Inc Coaches E0-IN THE WoltlaD "a accom-
.-..-I-. L----r- IN LLL- L.lILL
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
Aua FARE always as low Us by amy othcrroute
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Who know ihtis q the nature and chArsor sfohi ~
49, and isss n % their surs sos sxhtt fcryrd
paomcs q ILs,issti.asx Cc,krs, vhiA psvr ss'aed
.sy part q he VOID o<hsu exhibit nsIAnAs ef a
Dead hc~ obtained usk sowu nj ooy asso@lnf and y
vsrsias n sanss u thass. inssstrd bn ths dipsoss
10 furhrr li,sr tmpcsitha sssuns namss Il cher CIV
brsssd physcsans nsg sinss dnA. hsfkes 10 derive
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A NEW PATENT.

rINlIE SUBSCRIBER has discovered aud invented
Il anew and useful Improvement In
TEA Sc OOFFEE POTS
The vessels arc divided into two compartments by
partition extending acrcss the centre ffom top 10
bottom. y -..- -. -
Also In said partition OF coffee pot slide gate
valve, extending out Of the top OF the vessel 10 adj
mit.water ffom one Compartment 70 tho other by
The r al s. S YEA pot s ysss
Is round, operating the Same ~ In oJtIeo Pot, by
raising ot turning. They are also provided with
two covers each, one TO each compartment. and .
spout nose, placed one on each side of the part
ton, n desirable. Tho. noses arc provided With
thimbles or strainers, a. may be rgurcd. They
have three handles-one on each side under each
graspcd with one hand while the other hand may
have hold of the ether In order that the vessel may
be tipped easier, n desirable the tea pot may have
one handle. The two compartments are for tea and
water OF coee and water, that whom the tca % ccf
Eco IL stepping In one compartment water may be
heating In the other. Tca can be drawn into cups
nom one compartment and water frvm the other
,ne ssms with eoes me ssIvS OF gate N sSs par
drawn out, IL can be re-hllcd through tho valve.
boiler Is connected with the partition, across the
CENTRE with valve I'm 10 the saine ~ in cofiec pot,
with one cover and one handle on each end, which
Is fr boiling two articles Of different kinds nj the
same time. Cofee Pots can be made without valve
II desired. ffem 70 ~ In. deep, bottom 20 In,
81 In middle 81 In, inside 81 In. top 81 in.
The subscriber, having obtained letters patent on
his invention, oers for sale state rights for manu-
hcturing and selling reasonable terms, and hAv-
ing invented Q mncline DIR making Ia md Core
rts intends 10 patent H. which viii BE- very useful
10 any one who may wish 70 have u ns thai pur-
rose Patented Aug. 3, lsoe. Any psison
Who vouhfiiks 20 purchase the whole or part Of
this invention win plcase call on or address y
JOHN x. LEwiS, KrrrERr, Nj.
All persons av f6rbd cxportiny % selling this
invention out of this country without permit First
diseovered In ls6O. N - Il =. ~ b. d
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READ DESCRIPTION AND PRICES.

No Bras or Bogus trash, hut. GENUINE " CARAr
GOLb tstienei 90 hlled baeks) Hunting Cases, with
hest Full Jewelcd Lever Movements, ladies or
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ss .,c~asiirss ss.pWtSs sSsapss WsicS in The
World at only tO each.
Also the Celebrated SOLID REFINED ALUM-
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pcarancc to hno told, Hunting Cascd, Eull Jewelei
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These Watches have obtsincf great reputation,
prvlucc.i. anil will stand any climate, being made
sntire &c solid Aluminous Gold, they never tarnsh.
Tho works are thesbcst make, and every Watch war
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Hunting Casc.. Full Jewelsd Lever Works, equal
in appearance and O.! tme ,e Gold wsishes at only
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watchs- at siy. Pull Jewciled Levers, Extra
Fine,) $40. American straigh, Line Levers or
i% %IsS aoi.D vEsr CHAINS. iatcs, and moe,
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Is.,Is. oonsins Chains heavy rolled plated. al
81. $40, a II cseh. Also Elegant OrOde Cold
chains tfsr Ladies er GeatsJ ffOm 10 70 5oinches
long. Al 50, SO, 90. n s. each, 'ssf ~'iA EsieAs'
T" No S MONEY ksouiRED IN ADVANCE. All
aoeds ssat By Exrrcss, on responsible orders pay
able at Express Once on delivery. Piaces where
no EIprss runs floods win be scnt 81 cur own risk
BY mail. a. Registered Package, BY sending cash In
NN SaExr SENDING ypR 1--WE WATCHES,
GETS An EXTRA WATCH FREE, OF THE SAME
ALI AL aooRs NAY BBoPsNED AND EXAMIN-
ED in Express beibre paid Dor, on payment Of ~.
All Goo<is warranted will Be taken back and ex.
changed OF moosy rvnnnicd. NJ not satisfactory.
state description and price OF goods desired, and
address all orlers directly IN .
THE EAGLE WATCH co.
3mspis its FULTON ST., NEW YoRk.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-05-13

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