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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-10
The General Assembly.

Bills were introduced for the taxation 0
property Of railroad ana express compa
mics; to prevent empiiicism; to protec
fish; anu others. No bills were passed
The House was peti!ioned much o.
usual. Bills were introduced to Ia,
land belonging to counties situated il
other counties; to allow compensation
10 District township Directors; to reg
ulate the fees of Justices Of the Peace;
and others OF merely loca! interest. The
only bill passed was that authorizing
Thomas Mitchell aud others to cut a
canal across bend in the Des Moines
river in Polk county. The entire after
noon was consumed in enforcing call
Of the House.
MARCH l.-Petititions to the Senate
asked relief to Louisa county OH account
Ut burglary; the taxation of raiIroai
property; the establishmentofa peniten
tiary in Jones county. Bills were
passed legalizing the incorporation Of
the town of Monroe; and authorizing
the building of certain bridges in Jack
con county. Much time was spent III
discussing the bill authorizing cities to
work criminals on the streets, &c.,
whlch was no. ai>posea c! peioFe au'
Journh!e"t.
Inc HOUSE committee on Meaica' IN
esNos4ois lcp"fsea against Meu'e"'
department Oh iae S1ate Ihl'ers'ty'
Sg>f
Inc speciai oF"ef, h's. NO. ia b'i''o
PROVIDE aa'iili"liai endowment i"r the
state is'e'9i'S' alter lengthy discus
Sion ana alneut:nleHt, was passed, up
propri.tins $4,000 for the support of
the University the next two years
The consideration Of the Capitoi bill
was lost poEeI 70 Tuesday, 10Th inst.
MARCH "a tie. numerous petitions,
the following bills were introduced into
the Senate: t. repeal Chapter q of the
Laws OF the Eleventh, and section 3 Of
CHAPTER l6o Laws Of the Twelfth GEN.
eral Assembly: iera!!z:ng certain cleo
tions and reyrantiuy certain railroad
lands that have been resumed by the
State. \ bill repeal!ng section Az. of
the Revision aud enac,ing a substitute;
aud an amendment to the Act encour-
aCin. tha organization Of fire companies
were passed.
The Housa was petitionel aoa;nst ,he
establishment of Normal schools.
nu.inst the r,,i,,J ,,nr,,,;,,i,,. aud
snr ia. aholj.tn,art af tia So,.rr;.or
vim conn,ia. r. es,,h,i-h Normal
so,oa,s. ,a rr,vi,o for ,ha oroo,.r 81.
xu,r, Of a,, ,,s,,r,, school f,,,I. e.
enable road districts to make good roads:
nnd others. Bills were passed amend
ing Chapter As, Laws of the Tenth AS
sembly, in relation to Sherin's fees; aud
legaliziag certain acts Of the Marshall
county Supervisors.
MARCH 3.-ln the Senate, petitions
were presented asking the repeal of the
usury laws OF the state; asking nppro-
priations for a Medical Department of
the State University; and making re-
quests of purely local importance. Five
bills were introduced, and tie following
bills passed: Allowing township Trus
tees to levy a. high AS 3 mills on the
dollar for road purposes; appropriating
money for the State Reform school; and
Bill lc-alziue Tie tax lists Of Henry
county, for the wear 1859. Hv rpsolu
ton, the Senate agreed ia meet y, @
O'Clock 4. NJ and oiiourn a, lnIr NJ
tpba IInnco ,l,,.,I a., ;;,, ,,..,,,,
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SHERIFF SALE,

EHf virtue OF a general execution to me directed.
H issued rom the Office If the Clerk of the
Court i'll and for tine county of Cedar ard State OF
Iowa. in iaVor OF Alma rarr and sylvia Parr and
against v stliam Parr Leonard Parr and James Van
Iorn. have levied upon the following proDerty a.
She property OF the said W PaFr I.aOnard P.rr and
James Nan!Iorn to vii:
The sous east quarter - Of the northeast quarter
ia Of section No. ten no and the northeast quarter
e. 81 the southeast quarter section three o. AL
III township No eighty one 81 range No. %
q the 3:A =. NJ. containing eighty situated in
Cedar county Iowa.
And hall offer the for sale All the Court house
door III tn" town of Upton in said county on ~atur-
DAY the =li day ri April, \. b. 1870 O'Clock p.
NJ o. said day to satisfy saIn execution and that
may a. rue thereon
Dated t.is ii day of MarcA :. D. lg-o.
JOHN u. s,iI FARER,
3W!0 Sheriff al cedar emmy Iowa
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subject to call of Town
Treasurer, Gl1.3o
Total cash on hand, $3.50 81
In the foregoing list Of warrants paid,
it will be observed that including war
rants received from County Treasurer,
as cash, S3l2, So of warrants outstanding
from previous years have been paid
during this year. This is part Of The
"available Resources Of which the re-
firing Council reported through its Re
cordcr As leaving to the iucoming last
spring.
All Of which is respectfully submitted
AENIN BAGLEY, Town Treas.
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SHERIFF SALE.

DT VIRTUE OF \ GENERAL EXECUTION
ID to nae directed, ISSUED from the Office oitile
Clerk Oh tIe District court, Inland iol The COun-
ty Of cedar and state OF Iowa. III favor OF VIM.
&. Kahn, aud against AieAan,ler Hines, have
LEVIED upon the following property the
property OF The said Alexander Hines. to-wit:
The east u Of the norihWest4 Of section -,
township 10 range $50 acres. situated Ill lowe.
township, Cedar county. Iowa.
And shall offer tie same for sale AT the
Court House door in the town OF Ilpton, IN
said county on saturday. the 18Th day 81
March a. ~ 1870 ut 10 O'Clock u. IN. OF SaId DAY /,
tsatsly sa III execat on and the costs that may
n,te,. This 18th day of February, A. y. 1870.
JOHN u. SHEAkER.
Avs Sheriff of Cedar County. iowa.
Per d. WILHELM. Deputy.
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Gold is noss jower than IL has been
4nee 1881
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CHAMBER AND PARLOR
EE1R,EIEURE

a
al N. Beacl'S store. south OF the Court House,
Upton, Iowa. His stock is complete and OF
the best. and eanEists of everything usually
kept in u furniture Store l03
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UNDERTAKING..

and all calls promptly filled without the usual
delays.
In order to give the publica M idea of theuse-
fitness of the Metallic Case, the following is
inserted:
ST. LOUIS april IL 1857.
MEsSRs. CRANE, BREED q Co.-Gentlemen:-
On Saturday last We were CALLED upon to take
charge OF the remains of II child OF one Of orr
citizens. which had b, en- removed from Qtlin-
cy, Id, 10 deposit in the Belifontaine Ieme-
terry. The child died about tour years ago,and
was buried ut quincy, in a Metallic Burial
Case. OF your Manufacture, furn sned by us.
When the lid was removed, on Saturday last,
the face. rs visible through the glass, was in
most pcffe state Of preservation. We con-
slider this as illustrative only al what al
ways he accomplished with your Metallic Bur
iaI Cases, when proper care Is taken in sealing.
When used with SchGIlay's Patent Beudoriz-
err 10 circumstances rs 10 tempe nature dis
case, need prevent them from being all TINT is
claimed by Won: safeguards from ccntagion
and from intrusion: adapted TO transportation
Indispensable To the healthiness and cieanli-
ness CT vaults; enduring tor generations.
Yours, etc.
JOHN A. SMFrHEIS & BRO. Undertakers.
No. SIT Chestnut St, st. Louis Mo.
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Tfpton Public School.

The following il II report of the Upton
| Union School for the month Of January,
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INRAEK MILLERS Leather Preseryatiye
l. and Warmers Challenge Backing at the
BIG BOOT
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IOWA ITEMS,

The Clinton-Lyons horse railroad is
earning money at the rate of 81 900 Il
month";
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-11

on Your HARNEss.-Thst'ss reasonable
enough injunction, for certainly no man who
has paid has money for harness has suy
desire to buy oftener than necessary If
therefore he can prolong the existence of his
horse gear by the simple and inexpensive
medium of oil, be should De regarded Is "a
wastar Of money il be refused to avail! him
self of the opportunity to do it. Surprising
the disposition TO not be wanting, II only
remains to point out the lcay, and cur object
in this item, will have been accomplished
| Well, then, buy Frank Miler's harness oil.
apply it, and the things done Not alone
for harness, but for carriage tops, and all
leather of heavy quality is it equally eff
! cient. Then there is the leather preservs
tive and water proof backing, from the same
manufac,ory. These preparations have a
reputation wherever boots and shoes are
known and worn Their real worth has
forced them to be recognized and used by
! everybody everywhere The prepared hsr
ness OIL the leather preventative and the
water oil proof backing are manufactured
BY Frank Miller & c.. Is and 20, Cedar
street, y. Y and sold by all dealers in Rock
Island
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Reapirs Natures Harvest.

Reaping Natures Harvest. Hundred of
men and boys sre now employed by the Associ-
alton of New York Capitalists known as the SEA
Moss PARIsE Co., in resping from the rocks on
the Irish coast the edible marine lichen which
as prepared under the name of Rand's Sea Moss
Farine, has already become one of the important
staples of the American produce
market. The patent for this cheap and delicious
food element is scarcely year old, yet its use is
all but universal. Every grocery and general
store, and every respectable druggist establish
ment in the country finds it necessary to keep
supply of the article. House-keepers declare
that the quantity of exquisite custard, blsnc
mango light pudding, cream, jelly, &c, produ-
chile from the FArne exceeds by one half that
obtainable from any other gelatinous agent used
in cookery. The central depot is at So Park
Place, New York.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY,

ST. MARY's lCArRoLIc) CHuRcH.-Cor. Rock
River and Dock Sts., Rev. Father J. P.
Roles, Pastor. Mass, Sundays, at and l03 a.
M, and week days at A. N. Catechism at P. NJ.
Vespers and Benediction att Pm.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Corner of Green aud
Jefferson SITS. Services at II A. NJ and p. n.
Sabbath School at $50 A ".
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHuRoH.-0n Madison ST.,
Rev. c. A. Aeinecke, Pastor. Services at lO3 A.
N. and %
and Deer SITS. Services al l NJ. and P. N.
Sabbath School at a. NJ. Prayer meeting, We'd
nesday at Il Pm.
SEeoSp PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcH.-0u Illinois
St., Rev. E. L. Burnett, Pastor. Services at
100 A. NJ. and Pm. Sabbath School at 81 A. NJ
Prayer meeting, Wednesday at II P.
UsrrED pREsBYrERIAs CHURCH.-Cor. Orleans
and Deer SITS, Rev. Henry Wallace, Pastor.
Services at II A. NJ. Sabbath School at 81 a. NJ.
Prayer meeting at 81 P. NJ, of Sundays, and Z. P.
NJ, Wednesdays.
FIRsr BAPT1sr CHuRCH.-Cor Orleans and Elk
SITS, Rev. DR.. Davis. Pastor. Services at II
A.. N. and u p. NJ. Sabbath School at 9 A. NJ.
Prayer Meetings Mond y and Wednesday eye
nings, at y O'Clock. Pastor boards at NJ D.
Merrilrs, on Eagle Street.
NJ. Z. CHURcE.-Cor. Jefferson and Highland
Sts., Rev j. II. Rhea, Pastor. Preaching ! A.
NJ. and T. p. NJ. Sabbath. Prayer Meeting We'd
nesday evening at Z. Sabbath School at 81 A. NJ.
Pastors Bible Glass at the same hour.
DISCIPLES CHU RcH.-Elder Rogers; in Nit
ohell Lynde's Block, over the Post 0fhce-en-
trance on West Side. Services at l04 A. NJ. and
Up. NJ.
GREENBUsH MISSION Sabbath School meet in
their school room, in Towards Addition, every
Sabbath afternoon, at q o'clock. C. L. Bascom,
Superintendent.
l%Any omissions in any of the
above notices will be corrected on Information
being left at editorial rooms.
m. G. Accommodation in the Post Of
foe Block open to all every evening.
Daily Prayer Meeting at II A. M, and closing
at IL M.
Young Mems Prayer Meeting every Friday
evening.
Monthly business meeting of the Association
on LIST Tuesday evening, and monthly meeting of
City Mission and Tract Committee and Visitors
I'd Tuesday evening of each month.
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MoRE ABOUT Show LIcENsEs-The
Union makes another exhibition of its folly
this morning, which it would be well to let
stand unanswered as an inimisable specimen
Of silliness. Its answer is an drgument'm
dd homtnum. "True the law exists, but IN
one or two instances it has not been en-
forced. Why not make it dead letter
altogether ?" That is it's argument, II II
can be dignifed BIZ such name.
! The cnses it cites are not just iilustra-
| ton, nor by any means parallel cases.
Major Powell was hired by the Young
Mems Christian Association, and any money
over and above what was required to pay
him for his services was for the benefit OF
the Association. The entertainment cannot
then be said to be given by outsiders io'
purposes of gain. Mr.. d. r. Locke cA"e
TO this town invited by H. M
TO others, who agreed to work
for him and divide the profits.
~. anna here for no other purpose
than to put the money in his purse
unless we except the lsudable ambition to
get ontside of sixteen of Henry Woltman's
hahn.sch,canzes and stand before his audi
ence without holding to his desk-which we
believe he succeeded in doing without being
perceptibly "weary." l. NJ. Haverstick and
one or two others were his business agents,
and promised to get him good house and
''go snooks" on receipts, in which underta-
king we believe they did not succeed so well
as did Nasty in the imitation of his own
Bascom in the punishment of rooster tails.
At any rate, Mr.. Locke was al outsider
here for the purpose of carrying away as
much of our money and Camden ''honey
dew" az he could lay his hands on. There
fore license was collected of him. In the
case of Mrs. Brinkerhoff, We believe Mayor
Buforl RENTED the license, because the
woman hadn't bakers dozen to lecture TO,
and complained of the spsrssness of green
backs. 1t may have been that neither
ne nor Frank Conway felt equal TO the oc-
cssion of asking woman who knew her
nights" and struck out from the shoulder,
for the amount Of the license at any
rate, we believe 1t not entirely re-
IN tilted but was to be paid if any better luck
attend second lecture she contemp plated
making here. They enforced the license on
singers of the Congregational church, but
it was done in gentiemanly way. Mr..
Conway told MIR. Huntoon or n person with
some such nRme) that he could call in and
paw for the license IN das or two at his
leisure, handing MIN the license, telling him
he might see the Mayor end possibly
get it RENTED. A few DAYS afterwards,
Al Dart stopped him and told him he would
pay that license which was accordingly done.
Singers for the benefit OF Congregations
or any other church or association have 10
more rights than niger Ministries or clrcuses
if they come from outside the corporate
limits and give an entertainment for outside
institutions Frank Conway has no suthori-
ty to remit the license, but the Mayor with
the consent of the Council has.
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Masonic.

c. W. HAMILTON, r. S.
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Home Testimony.

WALNUT RIDss, LAWRENCE Co., April Sth, 80
DIR. c. W. BoBAcK-Sir: For the benefit Of
the suffering humanity, permit me TO say that
huve found your Scandinavian Blood Pill and
Blood Purifier a sure cure for indigestion and
liver complaints. Mr.. P. Myers, of this place
Frustrated with this disease, and his case wa.
pronounced almost hopeless. A few boxes Of the
Pills and bottles of Purifier cured him tina,
he is able to labor.
Yours truly, NICHOLAS HULL.
See advertisement in another column.
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To-Day's Advertisem't is
FARMERS, SEEHERE!

You can Add Fully 0ne-Hsn to the du-
rability of your Hsrnass and Carriage tops,
with little and trifing expense, and so
save enormous waste of property. This you
can certainly do by the timely use of
Frank Miller's Prepared Harness Oil Black
ing, which is equally valuable for Boots and
Shoes when only softening and preserving quail
tiles required; but it is not efectuslly
water proof as
Frank Miller's Leather Pres,rvetive and Wa
ter Proof Oil Backing, designed expressly tor
Boots and Shoes.
Thirty Years In Market and such has been
the increasing demand that these articles can
now be easily and cheaply obtained almost
everywhere. For sale by the Principal dealers
IL Rock Island. jelI .d&wly
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Equine Powder makes new Horses.

We wish to direct the attention of our readers
to the card Of that celebrated physician, Doctor
Whittier, of st. Louis, appearing in another col
umn. The Doctor has been located in st. Louis
for the last Is years, and from his large prae-
tice, which extends throughout the whole of the
great west, must have acquired great skill in the
treatment Of those disesses to which he directs
his particular attention. Every person would
do we'll to send for his Medical Papers mentioned
in the ad vertisement.
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BOLTING CLOTH.

app-dAviy
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'sPALDINGs GLUE" mends everything

PiMPLEs on the face, eruptions, blotches
scrofulous diseases, and all sores aris;no
from impure blood, are cured bv n
Pierce's Alternative Extract or Golden Mod;
cal Discovery. For bronchitis, iaryneiti,
and all chronic, severe or lingering cough.
nothing equals it.
Sold by druggists, or send three and .
quarter dollars to DR.. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo
N. T., and get three bottles free of express
charges.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-11

AMONG men of science the adaptation of
learned research to practical purposes is
awakening attention. What Liebig has
done with meat, DIR. Price is able to do with
bread. Learn this by buying box of Dir.
Prices Cream Baking Powder. Ask your
grocer for it, and if he has not got it, go to
some other who has
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-11

MAN KILLED.-A sad casualty occurred
this morning on board the Minneapolis.
One of those poor waits of humanity who
like feck Of foam on a mill dam, are cast
wherever the ripples drive it, and perhaps
whelmed entirely beneath 9 wave Of larger
size than usual, came on board the MINES
apolis at Lyons, and said that he was hunt
ing work, and had no money to pay his pas
sage. Capt. jerks with the usual kind
heartedness OF Mississippi steamboat Cap
tains, and Of Capt.J in particular, ordered the
clerk to allow him to remain and to go
wherever he DESIRED. The Minneapolis ar
up to our levee. AS she landed raft boat
the WIN. White was pulling out. The man
was stan ding on the deck near one OF the
heavy wooden tenders. The raft boat struck
the fender and knocked it loose, and 1t fell
with crash, striking the man on the head
and killing him almost instantly. He il
poor unknown man and gave the name OF
Clark to the Second Clerk when he came on
board memorandum book found on bis
person contained his address as follows
Oren &. Clark, Lily Pond, Wright county,
Minnesota. He is thin man with light
hair and spare whiskers, face much sun.
burned, and clad in blue Jeans, overalls
and shirt, and cowhide boots. He appears
to be about rs years of age. An inoues,
was held on the body by Magistrate Tillman
in place Of Coroner Knox.
The following is the verdict:
1--WE, the jury to view the body of Oren
G.. Clark, find, as our verdict, that he came
to his death BY the falling of the fender of
the steamer Minneapolis, striking his head
and crushing his skull. causing death imme-
diately; the fender being knocked out of
place by carelessness of the steamer VIM.
White, they not having their Tenders over
board. No blame can be attached to the
steamer Minneapolis
DR. ID. WICHMANN, Foreman.
", N: Jarvis, G.. W. Copp,
John f. Brady, G. Z. Bard,
Aug. Hussing, Gus. Stenpel.
water dates, Chas. Hermann,
oe0' oofnesson, Joseph May,
IL, ID, Crosa
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LOCAL COLUMN,

Aiken, at the sign of the Golden Eagle, has
just received new stock of black silks, grsns-
dimes, tamertines, eavons and organdies, oil Of
which are marked at popular prices also have
full assortment of real and imitation laces of all
kinds at very low prices; has also just opened
larger stock of body and shifting linens. table
linens, towels, wide shirtings, muslins cheap,
and big stock of fret GLASS standard prints, al
u.ra c. NJ. AIEEN.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-11

DYSPEPSIA be, and is cured every day by
the use of Perry Davis Pain Killer. This Is
the most wonderful and vaua BILE medicine ever
known for this disease its action upon the sys-
tenn is entirely different from any other prepare
ton ever known. The patient while taking this
medicine may eat anything the appetite Graves.
&c: the Peoples Pamp hlet and look at he direc-
lions. Sold by all medicine dealers.
For ssle by ChAs- A. Benser. Also, by the
dealers in Family Medicine generally.
jan22dwlm.
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INJURED WfTHIN.-The mouth is like q
mousse to let. However pretty it may be ex
'erhaiiy' 1t Is impossible to judge of its
meri's until you have seen the inside. II
behind the ruby doors there are plenty of
peari-white fixtures, you will exclaim at
once how beautiful" To impart the
utmost possible brlliancy, there ia nothing
like fragrant SozopoNr.
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- Dexter" takes Equine Powders.

TEE purest and sweetest God Liver Oil in
the world is Hazard & Csswen's, made Oh the
ses-shore, from fresh, selected livers, by Cas-
vol, Hazard Il Co., New York. 1t is abs olut ely
pure and street.. Patients who have once taken
it prefer it to all others. PLY sicians have de-
cided it superior to any of the other oil. in
market. febI0idtds, weow, wsn.
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Pages Mandrake Liver Pills.


a vegetable possessing all the good and Alternative
effects of Mercury and the Blue Pills, without
leaving any of those bad effects upon the system.
They cure all liver complaints, acting gently on
the bowels removing all poisonous humors from
the system, never creating any irritation nor gri
ping pains they are a sure cure of Dyspepsia !;
they also Jaundiee, Constipation, Rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia, Female Diseases, &c, and all
diseases originating from impurities Of the blood
Manufactured by J. NJ. Page, Geneva, n. Y, and
sold by Drug gists for % cents a box. d4w
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Every body praises Equine Powders.
Mollsr's Norwegian Cod Liver OIL is less OBJ

Mollsr's Norwegian Cod Liver OIL is less OBJ
ioctionsble to the taste and smell, it is more
readily taken by delicate persons and children, Is
more easily assimilAted, and is productive Of
more immediate benefit than other kinda Of oil
are
Dr. J. Marion Sims, says For some years I
had given up the use of Cod Liver OIL altogether;
but since my attention called by DR.. sayre
to Peter MolIer's Cod Liver Oil, have prescrib-
ed it almost daily, and have every reason to be
perfectly satisfied with it," Sold by Druggists.
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Perfected specsaclss and Eyeglasses.

That great desideratun perfect spectAcles can
now be obtained from Mr.. Il. NJ. Bartholomew,
who has been appointed sole agent in this city
for Lazarus & Morris, Manufacturing Opticians
Of Hartford, Conn. All that science has discov.
cred and art perfected, is embodied in the beau
tiful lenses, and they last many years without
requiring change. mchl4-d3m