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The following were among the senti-
ments given at the Celebration Of our Ma
tional Anniversary in this city on Thurs
day last; Gov. Lucas, presiding, assisted
by Gen. ]. D. LEARNED, v. President.
REGULAR TOASTS.
1st. The day we celebrate--May
it's annual return be greeted with graf
itude by the citizens OF Iowa. cheers
2. The memory Of Washington.
3. The memory of La Fayette,
De Kalb, Pulaski and Koskiusko-the
generous strangers who came from
foreign lands, to fight our battles, and
to water with their blood the tree Of
our liberty.
Q. The signers of our charter of
liberty, the Declaration of Independ-
ence:They have posed the bourn
of mortal immortal mem
DRY and immortal bliss, be their re-
ward for lives well spent. &C.
S. The Heroes of the Revolution:
The apostles Of liberty and the
martyrs Of freedom. May the brill
fancy Of their achievements magnetic
the world. 5. c.
s. His Excellency the President Of
the United States. 8 c.
Z. The Senate Of the United States
Ia deliberative body of men, which,
for lofty talent, craftsmanship and ell
oquence, is unequalled by any similar
body upon the face of the earth. 8 c.
8. Our army and navy:
Too pure to be bought,
Too brave to be driven
No conflict they dread
But the conflict of heaven 3 c.
8. Iowa-Unrivalled in beauty and
unequalled in native wealth. The cur
rent of her moral atmosphere is too
strong for tyrants-too pure for
slaves. 8 C..
10. The Governor Of Iowa-The
Patriot, the Statesman and Hero; fit
ted equally for the cabinet or field.
He lives in the hearts Of the people.
6 c..
II. Our Southern Boundary Right
against might-boy against man--the
infant Territory against the sdult
State.-Let Missouri beware how she
attempts to enforce an unjust claim,
and becomes the aggressor upon the
rights and property Of the citizens of
Iowa, albeit she is still the ward of
Uncle Sam. sc.
l2. The Governor Of Wisconsin,
The plain, frank and unassuming man
the brave, daring and unshrinking
communicable upright straight for
ward Governor. His past services
will ever entitle him to the best wish
es Of the people Of Iowa. 6 G.
is. The Ladies They are as fair
as the flowers of Iowa's prairies-may
they, by early cultivation, be as rich
and productive as her soil.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
By the President, Robert Lucas.
Iowa Territory: Great in resources
prosperous beyond example. The
first anniversary Of her political exis-
tence finds her containing (by a fair.
computation ct least fifty thousand
intelligent and enterprislng inhabi-
tants. By another year she will be
entitled, by her increasing prosperity
and numerical strength, to fill a con-
spicuous rank as an independents state.
b. the Vice President, Gen. j. ID.
!. Learned. -Iowa--ssthe land Of desire:'
1 Nay the virtue and intelligence Of
her people 1.-The wisdom and discre-
tion Of her Government render her
name prophetic other future destiny.
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1nnn BBIS Kenahwa, Pittsburgh re.
lUVU fined Kenahwa aid ground al.
lum Salt for sale by
BRIDGMAN & PARTRIDGE. ).
{agents for the Kenawha Salt Col
Elementary Spelling book fol
June, 6, j. FRIEDMAN & PARTRIDGE.

BURLINGTON DRUG STORE.
TINE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs
IL the Citizens of BURLINGTON, and the pub
lie generally, that he has on hand and Tor sale
on the most liberal terms-A good assortment
Of fresh Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Glass, and Dye Stufs, together with all Fancy
Articles in I,s line. 3 s ~
All Orders from the country will be prompt
ly attended to. 3 .,,
juno 81 VIM. S. EDGAR
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.YNHE following details Of Schen,s !, g, {
Il terry to be drawn in December M, : ~ -
rants US in declaring it to be .unparslisl.l n
the history of Lotteries. Prizes to fla q \
have neverbefore beer offered to the PnIus
It is true there are many blanks But . - :
other hand, the extremely low charpe = = Y! =
per Ticket; the value and number Of tbs -
tails, and the revival Of the good old ct,s s
warranting that every prize shall be df,~ssa :!
sold, will, we are sure, give universal ~:
ton. and especially to the Six Hundred ps;'
Holders. i.;s I'm
TO those disposed to adventure. We ,ss,.,
mend early application being made &, 's I. =
'ticketswhen the prizes are all sold . ~ e g
only renlain--the FIRST buyers have IN .', g
chance. We, therefore, emphaticallvs -. -
Delay Not! but at once remit and tran.. say-
US your orders, which shall always az ,s.s =
Immediate attention. Letters to Be sSa 49, oel
and applications made to si- s,1
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Total,
Electoral Votes.

Total number Of Electoral votes, 294 4
Necessary to a choice, l48
The above table, while it shows
how essential it is to the success Of
the Wing party, in securing the cleo
ton of their candidate in the ensuing
Presidential campaign, to make every
possible exertion, and that without SO
doing we shall most assuredly be sig
|nally defeated, shows, too, that our
cause is anything but in 50 bad a con
dition as our opponents would have
us suppose. We have the clearest
and most cheering indications Of the
certainty of success if we are but true
to ourselves, and do not, by a Grim
inal apathy, throw away the means Of
keeping the fruits Of years of patient
labor in good cause, when they are
at last placed within our reach.
Thus we have ten States. the aggre-
gate electoral votes of which are 81,
upon each one Of which we may
count with certainty, but none Of
them can we lose, except through the
grossest negligence and mismanage-
ment; wanting but eleven votes of
majority. Add to these the votes Of
Delaware, Maryland, Louisiana, and
Mississippi, where nothing but the
lukewarmness and indifference of our
friends can prevent our success, and
we shall have $50 votes upon which
we have right to count with fair
prospect of success, making a clear
majority of "a in the Electoral Col
lege over the votes of all the other
States.
But the subject is one Of too much
interest to be thus lightly dismissed,
and we shall resume it in our next pa
per, with the intention Of showing
how small a portion Of the States
classed as doubtful Mr. Van Buren, can
hope to secure.
ABRAHAM. The life of the Bedouin
his appearance and habits, are pre-
cisely the same as those of the patrl-
archs of old. Abraham himself, the
first Of the patriarchs, was a Bedouin,
and four thousand years have not
made the. slightest alteration in the
character or habits of this extraordi-
nary people. Read Of the patriarchs
in the Bible, and it is the best descrip-
ton you can have Of pastoral life in
the East at the present day.
The Editor Of the Boston Mercantile
Journal not long since exposed an attempt
Of Boarding House Keeper, to decoy
off from her friends q young Girl. Con-
sequently, the man prosecuted for libel,
which, we rejoice to learn, was not sus-
tanned by the evidence and the Editor was
acquitted. Often in discharging an hon.
est duty, an editor becomes obnoxious to
individuals, which an honest unpreiudic-
ed Jury sets right.
Some hungry loco foco, who thinks
there should be division of property
every Saturday night, has been digging
into MI Richards store in Enfield Mass.
and stealing some $3.50 in hard curren-
cy. 81
GRAPHIC The Little
Rock Ark. Times says:
Murders, thefts, duels, street fights.
nose-pnlling and splitting upon the Gov
ernor, seem to be the order Of the day in
Mississippi.
T. -. Earnest has been sentenced to
the penitentiary, from Warren county;
Ky.yfor eight years and six months for
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tablished on the exalted opinion Of our
National Spirit and prowess with
which we have inspired all civilized
nations.
By YIN. FL. Star,..-The oratorsof
the day: For his chaste, patriotic
and soul stirring address, we cheer
fully accord to him our warmest
thanks and loudest applause.
BY Dr.. Price. The judiciary of
Iowa: Alike distinguished on the
bench and in the private circle.
BY Davis Sharp. The Senate Of
the United States: Like the sturdy
oak amidst the fierce tornado, firm
and immovable.
By John Lorton. The Heroes Of
the Revolution, who were raised with
out bounty, and discharged without
money, may they live in the hearts
of the American people when their
presence is no more.
By ]. M. Garrigues.-Battle Of
New Orleans: Fought after the trea-
ty Of peace, it was as seal set to the
act of peace by the god Of battles, in
sign of the justice of our cause.
By John r. Woods. The two next
states: Let them be the state of mat
rimony, and the State of Iowa.
By ]. Smith Nc Kenny.
Hail to thee, Ioua-bright land Of the west,
n l.. Al L :
All hail to the day that gave thee a name
By Geo. H. Beeler.-The Territory
of Iowa: Unrivalled for the fertility
Of Its soil, and the industry and en-
terprise of It's inhabitants.
BIZ Vim. Doldn.- Iowa, the fairest
spot under liberty's sun: May it al.
ways be the land Of the free and home
of the brave.
By Geo. III. Beeler.--The Iowa
Guards: The first pledge Of military
discipline-on this day the rendez-
vous of friendship.
By John W. Webber.-The spirit
of '76: May it animate the bosom of
every American citizen, and cheer
the last moments Of the remnant of
it's heroes.
By J. C. McLeary. General Jack
son: May his latter days be as peace
ful as his former ones have been glo-
rious and honorable.
By J. d. Learned.--The clergy:
Pioneers to the exercise Of our vir-
tues here, and our reward for them
hereafter.
By Bernhart Hem. Our distin-
guished revolutionary guests: Their
presence excites our patriotism.
By John r. Woods. THE town
and country: United we stand divid-
ed we fall.
Sent bya party Of young Ladies'
The gallant Guards of Iowa: In their
courage and military skill lies the
safety of Iowa's daughters.
By the lo,ua Guards, through J.H.
lMcKenny, their Captain. The La
dies of Iowa: They need no toasting
lit is our nature to love, honor and
protect them.
John S. Dunlap.-The Iowa Guards:
Their patriotism and martial pride de-
mands our warmest gratitude their
brave hearts and stalwart arms our
liberties and homes are secure from
mercenary aggression.
~ u E1o., Ia. oh nAS nfn1, e.
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NEW STOR b.

ME subscriber would respectfully inform
" his friends and the public generally, that
~ has Just received and is now opening in the
Building lately occupied by DIR. ADREON as
g sphUG STORE. on the corner of, Water and
Jefferson streets, four doors above he Rr;cl
Block, General Assortment of fs
GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES,
81 HARDWARE,
aid variety Of other articles adapted to this
market All Of which he offers at'the lowest
plices for CASH. i. ,44 81
CHARLES ]. STARR.
Burlington June 9Th i
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Oh BOXES Glass 8 by 10 and 10 p = =
OO ind 20 kegs WHITE LEAF p a
sale by IL CHARLES J. SIAM
Burlington 9Th June-.l
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TO PHYSICIANS.

vNTIE Subscribers have just received from
Philadelphia d large assortment of
n MEDICINES And DRUGS, viz:
Quinne, Jalap, Gum Myrrh, Gum Arabic, Red
Precipitate, Vermilion Red, African Cayenne
Pink Root, Oil of Burgamot, Otto Rose, Lin
imcnt, Cologne. English Mustard, refined
Lemon Syrup, Opodeldoc, Oil Spike, British
Oil, American spring Lancets, Eyans Thumb
Lallcets, Peruvian Bark, extract do Olive,
Oil, Principe Cigars, the best quality, Gum
Calnphor, Gum Aloes, SIENNA, Race Ginger,
Copperas, Litharge, Clue, Copal Va1nish,
Spts. Turpentine, Alcohol, Cannlsters Du-
points Powder, Castor Oil Bottles, and yari-.
Gus other articles which they will sell at ST..
Louis prices.
June27 BRIDGMAN & PARTRIDGE. &
NEW York and Boston sole, Kip and Meats
IN Leather,
100 Grass and Grain Scythes,
100 Patent Scythe Snaths, ) Is
200 Rolls Wall Paper,
100 Kegs Boston Nails, =
200 Yds super carpeting
Also full assortment of GROCERIES,
Teas, Sugar, Coffee, Molasscs ,Snuff, &c. &c.
for sale by
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. T. Il. Earnest has been sentenced to
the penitentiary, from Warren county;
Ky., for eight years and six months for
killing Hezekiah Holland.
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Oh 5BBLS' Superfne Flour. Cinclnss
|AO Brand, lust received ard for sac
June llth CHARLES .. ~ ar
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s. C. HASTINGS, Attorney for
June 30, 1889. Samuel B. Mulholland
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and Palmetto Hats for ~ 4
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Inc ric f'ae ana most magnificent Scben.
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county yy.- ,,,
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Authef ~ Dy an ACT OF the Legislative Awxn'
.iy o. fieflda' ana uhdcr Inc Directions of d,
commissioners 20 ~ 70 acting under the same.
10 0e dr1Wn at Jacksonville FlorM.
Dec. LIST, 1889.
sSchmidt 81 Hamilton Ar.
- ], 80 $3.50, - I'll la'Vii, NIdld gers
> " VEo} 1Ei q Co., 1876 Broad,ms
NeU York, SOLE PROPRTETopSt
NO COMBINATION NITuprna
100 ono Trcrrqs rnov NJ = .uD ~
49, - ,.rss m ~ ! UPWARDS, N $40
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ferroJ =, trnst ~ ,Sa r y anu the STOCK trass
M NV ,he al OFT a ~ ~ commissioners appoint
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JUSTICES LAW.
"A FEW copies of the late Justices Lay U a.;s.
IA Iowa forsale at the Patriot Office. f''1
375 cents.
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1nn Kegs Blasting and Rife Pewos' 4
ElUV SO 1000 lbs shot, for sale by
BRIDGMAN s. PARTRIDGE.
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GRAPHIc The Little
Rock Ark. Times says:
Murders, thefts, duels, street fights,
Inose-pnlling and splitting upon the Gov
ernor, seem to be the order Of the day in
Mississippi.
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Some hungry loco foco, who thinks
there should be a division Of property
every Saturday night, has been digging
into Mr. Richards store in Enfield Mass.
and stealing some $3.50 in hard curren-
|cy. 81. IL.
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By ZIP. Fun assscsr lie mem
Dry of Thomas Jefferson: The I'M
mortal author Of the Declaration Of
Independence; not more distinguish
ed as, such, than for his noble, fear
less, and never wavering advocacy
of liberal principles, and the equal
rights OF man, during a brilliant ca
reer of more than half a century's du-
ration.
By A. C.. Dodge General George
w. Jones': May the citizens Of Iowa
long remember, with feelings Of graf
itude, that to his unequalled services
whilst acting as delegate for Wiscon-
sin and Iowa, are we indebted for the
early establishment Of our separate
territorial government.
Dr.. Price. Williams, Van Vert
and Paulding, the captors Of Andre.
A direct contradiction to the popular
phrase that every man has his price.
By ~. Reno. Washington: His
tory from its earliest page to the pre-
sent day, has offered to our contem-
plation but one Washington-but one
man, whose dangers in war, and la
bors in peace, were undertaken and
supported with a single eye to the
benefit of his country.
Washington's watch word, such as meier
Shall sink, while there's an echo left to air."
n M IL
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AREKNT,IY,., DYSpprI:; I,IXIr.

DR.. bau.cthy, til gra ,t,st Of English su5.oas W,
opinion that tenth. OF the diseases that aztec
mankind originate in The stomach. This Elixir
used by him with the unprecedented success in
ais private and public practice for upwards Of forty
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Loss ofuppetc, Elntuencv, DStenlion of the Stom
Ach, Pain in he sic, Henvncsa of the Head and inci
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where Indigestion custivc habit Is found to
exist.
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of quick u0Strums before tho public as il is the
sole invention Of the 1blest ind scientific surgeon
Europe produced, and thu secret of preparing it
purchased by the agent for vrly large 1t is
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dent always keeps the bowels free imrarts vigor and
and few bottles removes the most confirmed OF
future period.
New YORK, I'LL. August 1888.
81 Madison street.
SIR-fn con, cq,,cnce Of leading selennry life,
have been troubled, less, with Indigestion for
years; tor the last three years my sulerings have
bccnimsuppcrab!c. have tried several ply>cians,
and number of qnack ,icdicnes, withnH deriving any
benefit. dcspuired Of ever obl,inns any permanent
relief and resigned myself 10 the hopeless despair
was persuaded by many friends to try iberueihy's
Dys,eptic Elixir. have finished tIsc fau,th bot
,le aud know not how to express my, nration of its
wonderful virtues and the miracle it ,s performed in
restoring me that .esiak which , ulrh lost for
ever Send me half dozen bottles ny e and cxcc,t
INV thanks Tor lne blessings YOU have erred ,v re-
storing me- to pett,ct kenlt.
remain vaurs
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ALLIGATOR LINE,

Mobile to Augusta, vi, Florida.
= ffsssse 4, Leaves Mobile Tuesdays, Thurs
E=4lslz.sS days, and Saturdays, per the
splendid steamer Champion, Tex
ccpt in case of sturms,) to Pc, sacoa thence pei
steamer Lie Roy to La Grange, and thence foul
horse post coaches via Mariana, BAinbri'gc, Pin
dcron, HerrIan, Outlaws, aid Perry, to Macon
Ga; thence via MilIedgcvillc, and Sparta, to War
rcnton, thnt per rail road cars to Augusta.
The Champion is in splendid order. with new
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The to Roy has been Thoroughly repaired, het
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The beau ilul Santa Rosa Sound, aud Cn''cta
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vtgas,o:' in the Souill--teing at tho sasnet.u,c
perfectly land locked.
The Teams not s,,rpaSs' Il on any route in the
country the drivers, to man, careful and ~.tcn
tive.
Tho bridges heretofore dangerous have b CT,
newly built, so that hg, waters do not inter Gro
Tue eating houses have been II ostv changed
and arc nov RS good Us un any road in tho Sonth
1t is generally known that tho ezcclencs and
hardness Of tho roads cnabto tho teams ut all
sous To make great speed. Their s,noothn, So Sc.
cures tho travel or from tho ordinary fatigue Of
| stage travelling.
The Line Is rsyinC its passengers .Vom
Augusta TO Mobile in four days AID twclvu
hours, or to n, W Orleans in tour days and twcr,y
| hours. Going to Augusta, the limo is six days
. nd seven hours. Tbs time actually employed in
travelling is the il tho other direction, hui
The difference OF time the r.utc, is caused by
day being lost in Pensacola, which, hewcvcr. il
woii repaid by tho CD oriunity it gives OF sect e
the Navy Yard, TIE Old Spanish Forts, etc. The
travel or also sleeps at Macon, and again at War
tcnton. This arrangement will continue Hi the
travel turns norlhward, when the line will be the
SINE from Mobile to Augusta, as 1t is IVY in The
| other direction.
This Advertisement contains / plain statement
guarantee 10 each passenger in thu penalty OF hi.
stage fare.
Maps ofthc l.. nc may bn OF the Ex, hangs
Hotel, N. " t)r!e,as aud at the Ma"slun Huuse
Mobile.
Fare through from Mobile to Augusta, SAT jt
The inn extends. by a branch to Tallahassee.
at Chattahoochc, tho line connects with thu
stcams,oat carrying the mail to .Apa achicule and
St. Joscpll's.
Office at tho Mansion House, Mob It.
NIL . BOSrWICk, Agent, Mobile.
- iCt.--so ,.srces rice, Tor snie by
IL az, A TEIER, 81 G,nver s,
1 lfE FREDERICKSBURG. received a superior
IL Article ui life tiesriverS al the iiaxaur,
a!9 BUSH ~ ALLAN
4 iME-!HNn asks rholrasson Lime lsut,,iS from
apls sNJPwHlrNEy,7 70 Camp s.
4 NEMENT--lIy dnulic and Roman for sale by
~ nnr y READ & BARsTOW.7 Rank Place
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