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GADsBY's HOTEL,
Corner OF Ponnsylvania avenue and Sd . {
Near Railroad Depot, Warrington.
Oct 2-iftf
MISS Il. b. SCOTT.

Music LessOns ON Plano and Guitar.
A PPLICATION TO be made at Miss MARY f.
"A BRONAUGH'S, next door to the Hon. Mr..
Holmes, on Missouri avenue, between Sd and 4,
streets, WAsHrNGroN, D. G. After the experience
Miss ScoTr has had in teaching in Seminaries
both South and West, che is confident she will
give satisfaction to those who favor her with their
patronage.
She has also made arrangements to give lessons
on the Piano at Temperance Hall, on E street.
Terms moderate. Sept eff
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THE ICONOGRAPHC ENCYCLOPEDIA, No
i I9.
The Mother in Law. by Mrs. 4. d. hewitt South
worth
Applcton's Mechanics Magazine, No 8.
just published and for sale by
Mays Booksellers. near 9th st.
BROWNS HOTEL.
II. p. & M. BROWN, PROPRIETORS,
Pa. Avenue, between 9th and 7th streets.
WASHINGTON, d. C.
June l3-tf
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Corner OF Penn. Avenue and 18th street.
WAsHrNGToN, ID. c..
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THE UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Pennsylvania Avenue, bet0een Sd and Al streets,
WASHINGTON. ID. C.
w. N. b. JUDKINS, Conductor.
Mar
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GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
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Military School in st. Petersburg and in Paris;
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Byrne's Dictionary Of Engineering, No. %.
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WASHINGTON, ID. C..
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For publishing by subscription a now and
uniform edition or the Speeches, Forensic
Arguments, and Diplomatic Papers OF DAM
lei Webster.
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nLD GALEN'S HEAD
A. = I'm " DISPENSARY,
5yEes.ASM BEAVER STREET, Gin ci,
a. SAi0 Hotel BuiIdings-eslab shed ov-
VA E&s S%A err halt century and still con
&qaSrz1SsEA SAA tinued Tor the removal and pre-
S~~fGft SsGtSTlt2 venton Of the Fenereal Disease
~SThllsys9Ajks without mercury.
>NSS5s kdltN&A NeiC remedies aRdgUic
.$Af XsfssleS M IN Recent cases OF Injection cur
>-&->+, t"S-s' ed in a few hours by single up
P.icauon, without any medicines, and without caun
lang Sian1ine md D,Gcuit C9ses- Doctor LA
CROlN has gained himself great reputation for
the cure OF long standing and UNIV Use treated secret
diseases, whether mild or vruent; and from an ex-
perience that very seldom fails to the lot OF any
physician, he is enabled to warrant perlprl ana
lasting cure IN any and all cases OF above named
diseases.
rake Particu'ar Noticc-There is habi, which
boys teach each other at the academy or colepe-a
habit INDUCED in when by himself, in solitude
growing up with the boy TO manhood few Of those
vino indulge IN tbs prrnIcous practice are aware
Of the consequences until they find the nervous sys-
TEN shattered feel strange and unaceountabIe feel
ings, aud vague fears in the mind
DR.. ). Z. Woodward, Superintendent of he Hos
pal tor the Insane, has the following remarks on.
tins practice: For the last four years" he soyr
cit has fallen to my lot to witness exainjne and
mark the progress Of from ten to twenty-five cases
daily vino have been the victims OF this debasinp
/ habit, and aver ihat no cause wHaever which op'
crates on tl" HGWan SYSTEM prosraes all its pner-
gleS-u"nhI, moral and physicai--to an equal px-
/ tent. have seen NOR" eases Of ldiocy from this
cause alone than rom all the Other causes OF nsani
ty u INSANITY ana ld,ocy do not result, other di \
ensrs, rrrn"diHbr and hopeless follow in its main
or such degree OF ImbrcI.Ity marks ts rayarcs mn
! on body ami HIHd as TO destroy the happiness OF
", an1Iaahr existence Itself etched and mlsera-
Young Men! Jet no false nodestv deter Won
/ hom uhNuL your case known to one who from
/ resprrin'lIly, can alone beirieud lyou. lie who
| places himself under DR.. La Crojx and his treat
| mcut, m re.i'uu-r cohtllr in his honor az gen.
teuau, HlId 90 whose bosom WI! be forever licked
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No , Exchange BHldlng, CoHe@e street.
Inlln SUBSCRIBER HAVING JUST OPENED A
Z large Stock OF rich, medium and low priced
ElSIUONlBLE FJR.\IIURE,
invites me public to examine the samr and assures
them that he will supply them with every variety OF
Furniture, Feathers, Feather Beds, liar, Palm Leaf
and lusi Mattresses, Pew Cushions, and all kinds
OF Upholstery goods ofas good quality and styles, and
as low prices they can be obtained IN Boston
or NaM York.
lis long experience as practical Cabinet Maker
and dealer in Furniture and Upholstery goods, gives
HIM advantages in selecting ard purchasing goods
very seldom cquaIcd and he does not hesitate to
warrant every article fully equal to what lie repre-
scnts.
individuals in want Of Furniture will do well to
call Oh Mr. ALLLv before purchasing else where:
|. ), ALLEN.
Burlington, April y, 81. dGl&wly
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E8Uy'iiRgtoN Il Cify.

IL well filled Mercantile Houses, give
any appearance to a CITY, Won have on.v 10
step into some OF that class on College Street. p,rtl-
cuIariy the Crockery and Class Warehouse. where
can be found, everything in their line, that can be
found III any City Store OF the kind in the Union
and AS cheap
The Subscribers have just receive large additions
to their stock OF Crociery, China aud Glass Ware
Table Cutlery, Tea Trays, Solar and Fluid Stand
and Hanging Lamps, Silver Plated and britannia
Ware Paper Hanglngs, the largest and cheapest as
sortment III the State
Il l. S o.
a Large and well selected assortment of Fancy
Goods, such as China Cologncs and Vases Gard Re-
celvers, lux Stands, Candestchs, Germa Vases a H
sizes and coIors new and Beautiful patterns Buhe-
main Glass Ware, Colognes Vases Nc and every
other article in our line, which we will sell at cit,
prices. BELYEA & ALDRICH
No Leavenworth's Block, Col lcge St
Burlington, July |, 1851. dNwIf
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Watches Jewelry and Fancy
ARTICLES,


.lfessrs. BRLNSlil{D BROY'HER & co, |
NESIRE to express their thanks tor the
~ very liberal encouragement extended to them,
sccunding their endrayors 10 present to their trends
aud customers q good assortment ut rlch ana hhe
goods, at prices generally quite as low, ana "uen
lower than the same are sold Tor ii any otheI stcoh
OF the country, New York or Boston not excepted.
Nrssr< -. Is; " 60. have now on hand some
rich and new styles OF Gud and Silver English
Levers aud Gold and Silver Geneva made Watches
Tor Ladies aud Gentlemen,
Of III IT. 0UH rcg recent Importation;
some Of them came this week, and norr will arriv"
soon, all with their name on dial or plate ana some
with their name on both They have also tine move
nrcus OF the styles and qurIity which vii be-
cascd Ia any style OF cases desired. They keepa
fine stock Of watches low aud hugh priced 10 suit The
wants OF all.
In lha line of Clocks they keep almost every dosi-
rable style and quality for Houses, Churches, Kan
Roads Sc aud aIc agents for sherry ~ BlIahs,
stccpe and Rail Road Clocks, which ior accuracy
OF time uIc Unsurpassed In the Inc OF
SILVER WARE,
they mauufacul, aud keep on hand large assert
men;, So that customers can rely upon lHdln2 al
ALL TIMES, any quantity wanted. There Sllver
Ware can be relied upon as pure as con r0hoHt al
PL9TED GOODS,
the keep Coffee lus Coffee aud Tea Pots, Sugar
and Stop BOWS, Cream Cups Casters, Chl,drens
Cups Cake Baskets, KNIFE Rests, Forks, Spoons,
Plated AM Britannia Sets OF Communion Ware,
Britannia Tea SEES.
D.3CUERREOTYPE GOODS.
Every article used IA the line, including IL and
platc Cameras and apparatus, Scovis and French
! 10 mcdGu, ! and Plates; Chemicals &c. quite
! low. In the line ct
FLTl{L%G .INU HT.NTLNG,
they keep Flies, Rods, Reels, Nets Hooks, Sinkers,
/ ~wIvrls. Gut, Gimp, &c, Rides, Guns, Pistols
/ DriukIt.r and Powder Ia~lS, Shot Pouches, Rich
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THIS elegant pre-
partition IS fast ia
King the place of
all other articles in
use, for restoring
and dressing the
Hair. 1t prevents
the Hair rom fall
ing off, promotes
its growth removes
dandruil, and re-
stores the natural
and luNuriant
growth olthr lI1ir
in all cases OF bald
ness. 1t also re-
moves pain and
heatiromthe head
md .. , ..,......-.
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NEW rILNNIrrRn NINNE.

.7E1H N''NI I M ~ VitI''
no. } Erchan@e BUiIdia@, Coicge ST.,
uEAyLNwuRru's tLorH)
TIT " q IL 4. ga2NY D~ found -
W great yariet. ol FashIonah'e Furniture and TIP
h".s'"y Goods, Medium and Low Priced Furniture
OF all kinds.
Cot age and Fancy Painted Chamber Furniture Of
splendid styles
Feather. aud Feather Beds
Hair Mattresses, lnek and Palm Leaf do.
Pew Cushions, and Church Furniture generally.
Looking Glasses
Locking Glass Plates OF every desirable size.
3.FAl sale ut prices rs oN Us the same qlalit,
i hoods can be Outlined in either Boston or New
York bv l. :. ALLEN
y. B.-llo'els aud Steam Boats furnished Mt III,
shortest notice, and at the most reasonable terms
Burlington, May lst 1851. wit
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NOTICE..

A COMPREHENSIVE is this day folm-
4 ed brtwe,n james H. Burnett, and John It,
Robinson und r the name aud style Of II BuRYEl
~ Co., at tn Store recently occnpr d by John If
Robins II. JHURNE TT, ~ co
Burlington, March 2, 1881
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which additions made nearly. crery wcek dur
ng the year.
Having resident agents in the civ of New York,
Messrs R0hlohn & i,rnsnad at lGG l}owery, New
York, who are constantly IN that market, and with
they hope 10y continued attention, To supply lie in
crcas.nI demands OF numerous friends and cusiom-
crs. Orders answered by the first conveyance lcav-
my alter the order Is received, and goods sent with
bills Tor col ectlon by all the EApre@S routes Watch
IS and Jcwelry repaired by Experienced wogkmcn as
uSudI.
Tcras-Ca,h, for goods or work on delivery.
BRINSMAlD, BROTHER Il co.
June % l-5L dNwlf
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METALIC URvULUA NIZED
Rubber Betting,
Steam packing and HlOsc,
M NUFACTURED BY THE
EsosdOm Betting Company.
MANY OF THE HEAVIEST BELTS
WI in the Northern States, are made OF the Nuca-
nacd Rubber or Metallic Gum Composition, (which
cannot hc affected by heat or cold aud in success
u operation, giving perfect satlsiacion. The eNPe-
Renee of the last three years has gained for them the
confidence OF the consumers this, together with the
fact that great Improvements have been made in the
quality, warrants the manufacturers IN asserting II 10
be superior to leather tor all open Belts, lnore cSe-
cially for heavy main Beltsj Tor the following ea
sons
L. it, perfect cqualityor width and thickness which
it will retain.
. No danger OF heat under 300 Fahrenheit Injuries
it and il remains flexible in any degree oi cold.
3. 1t is OF great strength and durability, does not
slip on the pucys, consequently gain OF power is
obtained, and when adjusted to machinery, does not
require alteration as is the case with leather
4. In large Betting the cost is much below that
Gather.
\ large assortment always on hand, and furnished
OF given lengths at shortest notice.
! Packing Tor Steam Boilers and Steam Pipes, made
ut the Metallic Rubber, is now universally adopted by
the Rail Roads and largest Steam Works IN New
/ England, uso on board the Steam }oat9 OF the Nes-
tern lakes and when once tried, is 10 sW3 ,rscde
all other articles Tor this important purpo'e, An as
sorncnt OF various thickness constantly on hand.
II ON L.
Metallic Gum Elastic Fire Engine and Factory
Hose.
Suction Hose, of various sizes which is found much
more perfectly are tight and durable than leather, and
at lower price.
Couplinriumishrd at the customary prices
STRONG DOOLlTTLE & co. AgentS,
IulV l. wit
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aOAH. EAaS,

Nr a superior quality constantly ON hand
W Tor sale. Also Cotton cloth Suuh,c for COVER
NJ buildings HORACE WllEF LEk.
May -, lsJl. dtw
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TgIESr Ss4GpEeG
NEW GOODS.

q, (which they uy!e the particular attention ct i7l
..lr.. j. II. Lj itNEIl & GO.
Way H., 1851. wi'l
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One Of he Greatest Discovery Of the Hgc.
Whites Hair Restorative {:

I pUrcIV TcgefdDlc C0Wr0UHd,
FoR RESTORING, BEAUrlFYING, CLEANSING SorTES
t;G AND DREssiNG TIE HAIR.
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D.4CUERREOTYPE GOODS.

Every article used III the line, including IL and !
Plate Cameras and apparatus, Scovs and French
10 mcdium, and ! Plates; Chemicals &c quite
IuW In the line Of
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Burlington Jane, ., 81
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WINSLOW LEWIS.

1t is an indispensable article for the Ladies', as i,
keeps the hair III place aud curl and the skin or part-
ing OF the hair ilee from dandrutf and scuri For
children, itlays the foundation OF good head ofhair
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JAMES w. lUCkOk.
Solicitor
July Il. w3w3
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Heavy al2G Gy22o-&
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lEcvy Furniture Store.

June 20, 81
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-27
HAarLros, Marion CO.. Iowa. /
Au0 1871

Messrs. Curtis & GiImore:--About four
weeks ago child of N. Lynn, resident Of
this place, had its head dreadfnlly nangled
by the fall Of heavy door. DR.. Rosscau
was called, and on examination. the bones
of the head were found to be safe. In Ave
minutes after the accident the right era
was entirely closed. and on the left side OF
the head was lump nearly the size or
goose egg. Great lassitudc prevailei.--
Your Liniment was all that was applied:
and, beyond all expectation, in week tbs
child was well and at play; and in word /
would say, that no orher article OF tina
kind is needed here. DIR. c. NEWSOM.
J. L. CURTIS, Main Street, Keokuk, To-
wa, Sole Manufacturer.
For Sale BY \. Pumroy, James Ha,c-
lev. d. z. Lpskerp q Co., Oifumwa,
". LongsdorE John Beach, Agency
CITY; Gossage 4. Brohsrd. Street &
Earl. Dahloacgd;J J. II. anderson, Ed
dyeiiie; s.. buchanan, s.. Gossoge, al.
bia; j. Hargraue. Dr. S. Lee, e. n
HoreH. tsnferuile; ECing q UdeH. y.
Miller, Enionrite; Haiker e Bur-
banks, Uinferstff.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-27

OF the first symptoms OF CONSUME.
TON. At the very first indication admin.
lister DR.. Rogers Syrup of Liverwort. Tar
and Canchslagua, and life is safe. Do moi
neglect Cough or Cold. These are symp.
toms Of its approach. Farther informa-
ton in the pamphlets.
Those who are suffering with Ague and
Fever. or any form of bilious discas. origi
mating from the same miasmatic cause,
should make immediate use Of Smiths Ton
ic Syrup or Vegetable Febrifuge, which ia
now regarded by all who have tested its
virtues, as the safest, surest and best rem
edy that tan be employed for the cure of
this class Of diseases. Ii is ell tirely differ
ent from the various nostrums which are
circulated extensively throughout the coun-
try under the name of Toni Sail of which
being worse than useless, purchasers will
see tho necessity OF obtaining the true
Smiths Tonic Syrup, as that has been well
tested and found safe. under all eircum-
stances. For sale by
JOHN PUMROY, Offumra.
J. BEACH. .fgcncy City.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-27
cmARLEsTnS. Nor. u

HARIEtIttS. WV, ~.
The Legislature di Gcoren has eiee.
ted The Hon. Robert Toonsi,a United
Siries Srrainr in the place 81 Judge Ber-
lien In The evening. Mr.. I."tmhs made
n speech la a large cuneoursr ri The
State House, III Which he deriared sliat
the t'nn.ti,u'ionsi unnn rarr, 1T G.or-
TIA WOULD maintain i's separate organiza-
ticn. and would send delegates 10 neither
oi the National Ccnstn,iers Ia non i;.a.e
candidates Scr the Presidency. bu, aould
visit the ac,ion uf bnh. then unite with
i:,ai !arty which. hey nigh. Judge prnp-
a.; bu, 10 secure The support ot the Tn
Ill party, Gtorgia must sdnP, the Com
promise part If the Union platform.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-27
cAr1lr AND IIoos.-we have 10 M

Cattle AND IIoGs.-We have 10 no.
Tier quite langnid irrling in the pork
snd teef marker. In The early part of
me wesk our packers were "fT,rng ~
IS for hngs ", ieh,ng over goo. hui for
thu lnsi ,ia. or two - SO appears tn be-
shout The higlles, alfred far l,ogs weigh
ing 900 pounds and over. wi,hnu,. how
ever. any contracts being made a, those
figures. The holders generally appear
10 contend pretty 6rmi, for 81. |. APP
pears 10 he The opinion, generally. of the
hes, informed upon ,he subject. thai ihr
prize will settle down to about 50 SO.
snd seme think IL will go even less ihan
that.-- Hannibal .lcurnai.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-27
Cloth Dressing & Dyeing.

TINE undersigned has completed his es-
u Enlistment at Agency City and is
now prepared TO carry on the Cloth Dress
sing and Coloring business in all its yariou
branches; and pledges himself to do as good
work as any other establishment in the
State. He has made arrangements with
SrREEr & BAER, 1t Oskaloosas and SrREEr
4 EARl. at Dahlonega, TO receive Cloth II
their stores and send il down to Be dressed
and returned TO tie owner free 0f cost for
transportation. JOHN zuLAuF.
Agensy City, Nov. 10th, 1881.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-27

Iiocs.-Therc has M, been single
cnntrae, made here yet for Hugs. that we
ran learn after ciIIigeut enquiry. The
highest price offered, and winch we ,hirk
will he offered frnm iilc determination a.
mrnQ buyers. IL 81. htRr delivered IN
This city. hrIle innre might BIZ of. red
for vr.s choice lois. SH,nl sales have
been made ~ butchers 81 hogs de-
laered here. Many ~ nur sellers @s:uld
take - for hngs al The pen, bu, will go
no further. A compromise will liase 10
r. ril,ci,d 10 some manner sooa between
buyers nnd reIlrrs.-EpdAsriHs la.
Ton nal. 18th.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-27
SiseriG-,s Sale.
STATE OF IOWA. L.

wAPELLo coukTy,
pY VIRTUEo of an Execution issued b.
- the Gle \ Of th. District Coaf; in ana
for said county, and TO me objected. have
levied upon aud viii sell at public auction
at the Court House in OF mHa.
On the 29ih day Of Nocsmbsr. 1851.
between thr hou Of 8 o'clo.ka. M. and 4
o'clock PIN. The following described Land
to-wis:
The South West Quarter Of the South
East Quarter Of Section No, Invent + four.
Township Sevsnty-two Nos.h, Of Range
Thirteen West.
Levied upon as the property Of John
Alternately, Jr..to satisfy sai1 execution.
Terms OF Sale--Cash,
u. +. GAYLORD. ShG.
Wap CO. Iowa.
Oct. 9th, lS5l.--Prs. lee $500.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-27

THE SoUTH vs.. SEcEssIox.-W Hl,in y
SHIRT period four Southern States have
voted directly uper the question Of rc.
~rsrion from the Union, viz: Mississippi,
Alabama. Georgia and South Carolina. -
The total vote in these States in favor
Of continuance in The Union WAS l47.-
200. for serfding 100, o. majority in
favor nj The Union S50 600. Mississippi
gave $500 Union majority, Alabama 9,
eco. Gecrgia $4,000, South Carolina :. !.
500.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-11-27
DlackSnli.hing,

$50 fs'HE undersigned still contia-
- Il ues the Understandings bust
ness at his old stand, North OF Myers
Mill, and is prepared 10 do all kinds of
work, in his line, on as good terms as ii can
be done anywhere else, and in workman
ike manner.
lie is thankful for the very liberal pa
tronage hitherto bestowed. and hopes 10
merit continuance OF the SAME.
STEPHEN OSBORN.
Ot,umwa, aug. ~ 1851.