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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
yI>HE underlined have received a large stock OF
L New Fall and Winter Goods, consisting Of
Dry Goods, Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps, Hardware,
Qneens~are, Groceries and Ready Made Clothing,
which they respectfully invite the attention Of their
customers, and the public generally.
GARRETT n COOPER. corner OF Main
Oct q, so AND jefferson streets Burlington
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- To the World M.

II RIECH1AUM.S Internal and l.,4..-
N eGy--A certain cure Tor Cholera tEs4~. A4 -
bus, DsarrArar summer Complaint Fever a1a -
Colds, Coughs. Liver Complaint, ny.urrsaa- ~ As4s
Falntness, Govt, Gripiag TaIAs,
Lungs, Chest and heart FIaes, Lfat.I raIt
tism, Pains In Breast anu Side, E-..se. So
Humofs in the Blood, soreness anu Hear,lsfr
the Limbs, Female Irregularities and e...ssH
anu diseases cf all kinds that prevail in The -
This new remedy IS prepared with rrvaf 80 sA-
expressly for family use. 1t is ca.e,.I..s ~
serve health and move diseases. Ih..ss pre-
family should be without il. IL eonro.Saes -
of the best herbs and roots, which an. rs,s- seas
remove diseases without the slightest ,rs..assis
Is as harmless as water. The pabIie are a...sss
that they need not fear TO use or reeos,. .sssfsd
ii will perform all that is stated in the r..Hsn
This Medicine being purely yerefall-
oil all mineraf substances, can be E.pA - stS-S
under almost any Circumstances. IN ssieJ
the stomach, invigorates the system - s.Ashs
prevents mat lingering and prostraticn tAat -.
diseases. Time and experience has x.,,.s... asha
tested the merits or this Medicine. aafiig
tention TO diet IL or very great inporfa.rl ~.
diseases Persons OF delicate con Xf.ft,.s u -
require greater doses than those on r,shr.. -
ter. Let TINS Important tfuth BE- bcrnY - -
'hat an pain or weakness - owing 10 morbid. &C.
nant humors which impede the eirrulas,rs - -
blood. This medicine will reno. : ali - = -
oil the stomach and bowels and rl~anse AZ. 49,
Do not iaii TO have recourse in any case az .r.-
when you have been restored By IT, be ser. -.
II yoa require medicine, nothing win he 90 -
benefit to yon as kriechbanm's Internal nd r,ss..
nal REMEDY, with my written signature on ,ass
iahei. L3-in short time Directions viii be 80
hshed IN pamphlet form.
-1reetons for CAGieFa.-For Adults. on first "a.
pearance Of the disease, from one To two tatts -.
spoonsful every ten or fifteen minutes arrorss--
TO the violence Of attack repe ating until
bates. The parts afflicted with cramp and tain. ~
hrlskly with portion OF the drups-aise, 49,
flannel cloth with the same, and place II On In M.
on the on me bowels, stanacAe and hrtst
ard repeat ii. Children in proportion.
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Mr. Kriechbaum.-Sir / have been troueses - !.
Darrhea for some time, and could not get al -
i,ines to do me any good Iwas resomnefass. '
get some of your Internal and External Ren1s
which did. In taxing two doses RI your Eenfa.
to my great surprise, had discharge q
worms. Ibefieve, had ii not been for your st1
cine I might have been laid beneath the No.
give this TO you that the world may know The fH'
your Remedy has performed for me. Trufh
Burlington, Aug. 10, 1850 JOHN SHUTTLE
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FITS AND CONCLUSIONS.


1hess alsrming and terrible complaints are .lwav,
caused BY arrangement Of az N,res ~. NJ.
DsAcEiETs AND Fun viii nearly eyery case M
natter how yonny Or old the patient Of how conrmed
ne compliant Numerous and astonishing proofs are n
persecution Of the proprietor f' 80 ~
O. Many hundred Certificates from Ill mart. AZ a..
country Of the most extraordinary character can hs
given. u required. -" y
90 No trouble or Inconvenience attends the use Of
Ok CHRISTIES G.aLp.4NIC ARTICLES and the.
say b worn By the most feeble and delicate with nes
sese and seiety In many the sensation attend
me taeir use Rshly pesssnf and agreesbs They cap
- ssss % any part Of the country.
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars
Tie Gaivanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
1nc ualvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
s The csticles ere accompanied BY full and plain
s1Hcuoos faMPaish with full Particular may b h~d
iii PARTICULAR CAUTION.
- 1sS~s IF css~erfsiis sd WsysAs... Yn;,s,;.,.
.. q. MOREHEAD, N. ..
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED srArrs
139 Broadway. New Yorlx.
E1eSold By J. r. TALLANr, only authorize I'd a.
gsntfos Burlington, Iowa. Es-Pamphlets and CIR
calsrs furnished gratis. NOV 81, 1850 etowy
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Dr. Chrktle,s Calyanie Cnratlyes,

ccsists ia the fact that they arrest and sease By
svt,erd application in place Of the usual mode Of drug
ring and physcking the patient till exhausted Nature
sinks hopefessly under the in6iction
They strensAen the mheie system eqaa-s tss cirena
Ken cf ne sieed Pfo~afe tie ssceiioas cad nerer d
a. sisk,rf in,y nader cay Since then
introduction ii the United States only three years since
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Mr. Kriechoaum-Sir. I am much indebted 10 ven
and your Remedy. for the dement's which my wis
has received from using il. She has been tronh-
led with two very bad diseases for scme fImr. m
the first place she has had the salt Rheum or Tes.
ter, for some three years. Part OF that tims sAs
was obliged tn keep her bed. she has been Aox.
tored ny various doctors but IL as sf of no ben
eft. But am glad to state tn the 0rlt that ty -
ing your valuable Internal and External Remsdr.
she was restored to health in short time ara IN
emily using two-tnirds OF hottie.
In the second place, she has been trorhlst wish
Hemorrhage flooding far some SIN mcIfts. Tsr-
ing this time she appliedt to several ysieisnshws
il was of no avail. On being recommended 10 VI
your medicine, did SO, and harry 10 sssse that
she was immediately restored 10 her usual tesfs,
and has not been since troubled with that disease.
Burlington, Jan. 5, 1889 A. GRArEs
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Geo. FraZPe.
James Wy. Moods.

\ TrORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Burlington,
"A Iowa. Ef-Oiice on jefferson street, over Bur
maps Drug stare. duly IS, 1850
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Nh NAV
iN Pos,Ofiicc in
March, a. y. lesl.
A
Ahdon Thomas 1
Adams Vim n 2
Adams Robt
Ang,lon W 4
Archer Jacob
Arnold Miss \ \
Redwen mrs mary
Dsr,iwcll Joel
Ryans Mrs Ann
Baker mrs Fanny
Barlow Henry :
burton Thos p
Boils raisor
Barton henry
Bowers ID
Botlea THOMAS
hush Lawrence
Hogrs John c
Brian cyrus
Bunly Nelson
Rorowman Adam
Red,osd James l.
Ruohannan Jane,
Risor John
Flair Robert
Black l.
Rally Shedrick
Brown Hamilton
Hrownlee John Il
e.
Calkins mrs L 2
Chapm an JOSEPH
| Clark rhos Ciwoa
| Clark Miss sarah !
| Cation sreenharg
| Cotton Elizabeth
| Cphafg W ,
| Cassadsy Miss &
| Casterllne JOSEPH
| Coulter Jcha :
| t,osss.t Miss mary
Col,ius L I
/ Crossman John
/ Coope, Abraham
| l,hilds c .
Chenove,h John
Caller Andrew
\ ID
nodson Thos "
| ncwaey James
| ne~rs John
| Dale rhomss
| Davis Miss El,x !!
l)eyc John II
| ur,ien cathatine
I Davis ser,en A
| Dean Noble
| l,ewalt John
| bart william
| Davis l. u
| L
Eads Straw,her
ELS james
| Elliott James
| Elliott John
Elder Miss Eiis
I +
| Fleming Archiba
| Fleming John
| Eaneman August
! Hndley Russell
Eakeway PANEL
| q
Garrett ] NJ
GaIre,t Mr.
Gardner pavha c
| GuflSy MISS una
Gray Ioha
| Grimeilsh Maaal
II
| ralhnt or Harris
( harris Amelia
! Persons ca
ax.par,sen
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Certificates and Tes,ims.iaI..

Mr. hrlethlaum-Sir. this is TO certify thath~r ~.
ing your most valuable Remedy enc of nny chiia,..
was cured OF cholera. when the child WAS .ft,Tl.
ed, sent for ply stefan, tDr RaH.om,i Who ttrs-
ed some four days, in which time the child re-
worse. AT the end OF four days he thought Il 49,
necessary to attend any loager gave Up said her,
was no help. BY the recommendatien ef Mr. La
Thought would try your LinineEs. W iisA ~
with your inflammation Powders. I am hsp.x 4
state to the world that from the first use Of IL -
child commenced mending, and IN days WA wer
Twill still further certify. that in about enc ve,a
after my eldest son was also taken with tine rAos.
"a. and by using only one bottle ct yeur rsluxAl,
remedy. he was entirely relieved, by arplfisr II.
ternal and External, used bottle i'm fr hnurs
still further state that my sister-in-iaw sss ~
tackled with the same disease. and hy the - NJ
your Remedy she was restored to heath.
A little more to add 10 the wonderful cures vcnr
medicine has performed. DR. Sabine was afsrfsa
by cholera, when first came to him, 7 fcurt Nh
cramped very much, and cold sweat sta1dirt III .
yer him. commenced giving him doses OF Aslfs
tea cup full, every ten fifteen minutes. until w.
ing bottle, and BIZ that time. got him I'm van
perspiraton and in short time was ahle 10 ts Ct
And do hereby certify 10 the world that On v.
ing your Internal and External Remedy, hsst
found II TO be the best family medicine hare e.
er used. A. KEISo
Icertify that Mr A. Keiso Appeared before Ne,
this 7h day of August, $780, and made oath tAsffks
above statement Of facts are true. Subscribed 10
same in my presence. JoHs GRAY, Up.
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Mr. Kriechhaum-Sir: know your lntefhA \" !,
External Remedy to be one OF the best affie0 y
the kind in use at the present time.
Burlington, June, 1850 G. MehkNrli
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iTisa fact that Mighty Cents viii purchase as
/ m,ny Goods at SCorr'S rs one dollar will at any
other house in the cits ard in proof of this
ton read this, AMI compare il with the prices YOU
have been in the habit Of paving for such Goods
and say if il Is not asself evident facts
Mems good winter hoots, Al SO per pair
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Burlington, Iowa, August ~. -.
have made use of ssKriec htaum's Rsnesis =
several occasions, when diseased, and IL sss ~.
ed to be of great service, and in some esses.ss
ing speedy cure. A. ID. 9Fl1s.
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ID. G.. DUNLAP.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, Burlington, Iowa. Of
Hhcc n the brick building on the corner of Third
and Washington streets, same as Clerks Office of
Supreme Court, ami directly above the Office of the
clerk of the District Court.
Ts~Soldiers' claims rejected at the Department
OF Washington City, attended to. and if not sue
cessfnl. no charges will be made dec s, SOY
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1 peranyen.nt Of the Nervous system.

M in NERVOUS COMPLAINTS Drugs and Medi
zines ncresse the disease for they weaken the vital ener
ges Of the already Frustrated system while under the
streuethening lie giving vitaxiny influence of Gal
vansm N applied by this beautiful and wonderful dis
eovery the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer
restored former health strength elasticity and sisor
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Burlington, Iowa, August 10 ~


MrJ. G. Kriechbaum, BnIiingtou,-siF.-
We. the citizens Of Burlington. after hsFEs y
ed your Internal and External Remetg, DO sdn'
certify to the public, that it is enc OF ne eess
icines for family use, that we have ssef Pssa.,
and therefore, feel il our duty 10 annex es1 -.
to show and testify what an inralusele Hslse'
believe il TO be. -r,l.
&C. wrghtman, Rolley Morgan chaiies TT. .,
Z. T. Hebner, Nelson MorSaa, John ssnf 80.
Mckenney. Edward JOY, ]. N. whitaker, CD +
son, John Brakeman, James Person, ~ -. n
Johnson, Adam Funk. Adam kilver, =. - D.
Laben, John r. Kriechbaum, John saiI
Papomen, A. Johnson ~vrY.
KRIECHBAUM's vEGETARLE - h.
TYSED for Nervous diseases, Ni-hi -" IL ND
I termittent Fetsrs. Chills ana $50 nafa
standing, when the patient has become .srr herr
reauced.-Also, for lingering diseases
reduced down by sudden attacks .s..,.. 40 yet.
The proprietor will insure THIS nedsl
torn all that is claimed for IL, II rfqAHal, farn
E-Direciions will be given In rshpsa.... ~.
Northumberland only by J. G. NIT -ssre.ses.
lington, Iowa; to whom orders may
TRrECHBAUsrs HORSE LiNiML ...s 70 y
n Liniment has been tested, anu -, i, sd
one ofthe eest Liniments now IN " ,.o. BRUISES.
diseases as horses are subject to. Also. s,ss
Cuts. sprains, swellings of all KINDS, .sT.
bone s,avia, Bots, ChoIic, Bigheaat 80 ~ T. g
~Manufactured at Burlington ,ofs,1.
Kriechbaum. r-Price so cents per re 80. ,sis
All letters to the Proprietor, mus. .sssartfd .
HrThirty-three per cent? VIII
nv Medicines, when sold Mt vhnie ~.
r7-Orders directed TO J. G. kRfFs.A1..cs fsf7'
linrtnn. iowa, will receive rrornp, =-.aT II
CyAWS: mill, Cross-cut. hand. Panner
Cmeat Saws, just received ana To- caM 4 reefs
june %. 80 t0nT -Ti
- !. xpsaf u
| sizes for sale BY July 4 500 70 NV
III Eoo a. halls pIasterinr Hair ~ 80 - Z
A.n-soe ~. SuSne nc ARMSTRONG : ~
CUFFEE: as sacks prime Rio Confe.J no.
S'ed for sale by oct G 1G Lsrae---- :. :.
MUSTARD: Pure Ground Mustard. " 800
wi sale at NOV IS, so, GAfs 'Ns
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Voc! Csrding s.achines for Sale,

4 LOT Of the above Machinery. just received
from the East, ana of the most approved con-
struction. They will card 80 per cent, more than
those III common use-rciairing no more power 10
prnpel. ar labor to attend them.
Es.Lana or town property will be taken in pay
ment at fair prices. Address
A. NJ. TAYLOR, Wapello. Iowa. or
Jan 10, 81 SNOpE \ NANrILBTRG, st Louis.
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sggn u. Smith.



NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commits sioner for the
~ States of Pennsylvania, Indiana, Kentucky, H.
linois, Missouri Mary land, Mississippi, Louisiana
and New York.
viii attend to drawing and taking acknowledg
ment of Deeds Mortgages, Letters of Attorney,etc-
Mr. s. is well acquainted with the German Ian.
guage. a=Ofice on Jeffe street, betwee Main
and Third. burlington, Iowa, Jan II, $50
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ls,,r.>T -.@S O. IRIS
H.. HI. e.at.

w HoLEsALE y RETAIL DEALER IN Drugs,
w Medicines, Chemicals. Surgical and Dental In
st1uMcnts, Feriumery, Paints. Oils, Dya-sts, dug
ssts' Glassware, Window Glass; Pure W. nes md Lii
quofs for Medicinal ase. Dagucrreotypc Plates Ca
ses and Chemicals, also Books and Stationery, a
great variety OF fancy articles, sporting and fishing
take. h7TStore north-wes st corner Of Main and
Jefferson streets, Burlington, Iowa.
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I'm SCHOOL. UOOKS.-The subser'aer re-
~ peetfully infcsms teachers and Others that
~ he has constantly on hand, aud for sale,
y all the standard series OF school Books IN
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A. ID. Green.

~. NJ. NEstNs
I TToRNEY AND CcrSsEILoR AT LAW, Bar
: iincton. icca. ONCE or Main street.
DRs MCKINNEY E!CHELR0TH,
HFFER their professional services to the ctti-
~ gems of Burlington and the surrounding sonn-
try. Particular attention paid To chronic COM
plants and diseases Of women and children.
-s-rfire. one door west of the Barrett House,
Jefferson STREET. dee -, 1850
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4 TTORNEY AT LAW, Burlington, Iowa. Of
- hce.corner Of Third and Wa shiEgton SITS. fe 80
:. ~. Barlow
HFFERS his services 20 the public as General
rColiccting Agent and hopes by strict attention
and runctualty to merit reasonable share Of pat
ronage. Jan II, 1850
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Have Your Life Insured.

rave Aour Lille dnsOrco
THE undersigned having been appointed Agen,
for the phenix Life Insurance Company of 81
Louis,is now prepared to receive proposals from
such as may wish to Insure their own lives or the
lives Of others. Authorization gratis.
r9.Oiice over the store Of ID. NJ. Ewing & Co.,
Jefferson street, Burlington. w. D. EWING.
july IS, lSl9-tf Agent.
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HOME MANUFACTURE.
TIME undersigned is now manufacturing gents
Boots and Shoes, Of the most approved style
and fashion. The above articles are made Of the
best French and Philadelphia calf, kip and moroc-
CO skins. and by the best of workmen.
Also, ladies and misses boots, buskins and ties,
of every description.
Gents who wish neat article ofboots that will
fit the foot as well as to snit the eye. will please
call at f. Wallis second door east Of Main, on JEFF
ferson street, where they can be furnished good
and low as any other establishment in the state.
Burlington, oct II, $50 E. WALLIS
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<sss AT this Nursery. "a miles west of Bnrliug-
sf&9 ton, Immediately on the plank road, there are
~rA> in cultivation 200, 900 Apple Trees; besides
Peach Cherry Flum. Persimmon and Ounce Trees;
where lovers of good fruit, and the public general
", may be accommodated, on the most reaS enable
terms, with Orchard and Garden Trees.
We expect to enlarge our stock from year to year
and are determined never to be eXcelled by any
nursery in the selection OF the hest varieties,
or in detecting and casting out such are unwor-
thy of cultivation. All orders executed promptly.
nov 4; ls5O-6m A. LEONARD & SONS
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OFFICIAL

OFFICIAL.
rrONTufY LIST OF LETTERS rcmaininr in the
i Pos, ohicc in Burlington, Iowa, on the 3it day 81
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4 tCTl0N and Commits sion Merchant, we st side
~ Main, between Jefferson and Washington SITS.
Burlington, Iowa. Will attend to outdoor sales
OF Real Estate, Horses, Carriages and Household
Furniture. etc. etc. Nov 90, Is49-Iy
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s.ji!s,s sn;! niaeh:nis!s.

N addition to our usual large supply OF Mill
| stone, Baiting Cloths, Screen Wire. Saw Mill
Irons, Tcdf~ Improved Portable Grain Mills. &c.
We have the sole Agency for the sale Of knbher
Betting. which will not stretch, is the cheapest md
best Betting for Elevators, sc. Rubber Packing.
the best article known for making tight Steam
Joint-. Rubber Hose, cheaper and better than
Leather for conducting Water, Lace Leather, Ma
chine stretched Leather Betting, &c.
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FASHIONABLE TAILOR, Burlington. Iowa.
Z Et-shop On Main street, in the building latcl
occupied by Geo. Blickhahn. (may 30,' $50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-07

We have read with pleasure interesting sketch OF tour
by Mr.. Robert Mills architect the Blue Ridge and
through the beautiful scenery and along the heatgving
waters of the mountains Of Virginia. He draws graphic
picture Of Stlunton but omiss notice OF the splendid
umens of Virginia munihcence which decorate that hospi
table town. From the excellent November No. Of the
Stehoscope borrow the following brief sketch of the
Lunac Asylum which is under the energetic admirable
superintendent Of Dr.. S,ribng-with whom as gentle
man and m officer we were delighted
We regret circumstances prevented our examining
we would have liked the Deaf Mute and Blind establish.
rnent-aso magnificent building. Courtesy intelligence
efficiency and success characterize Mr. Joseph D. Tyler the
principal Of the former, and Mr. J. c. NJ Mea the prin-
cipal of the latter In all three Of these departments the
State is fortunate TO have such men:
THE WESTERN LUNATIC AsYLUM.-Durlus a
recent visit Stanton had opportunity for the first
tme of visiting the asylums for the insane and for the deaf
dumb and blind Owing Misrepresentation and the want
OF time, We coid only take single walk around latter
institution, bu, enough of it satisfy us OF the
beautiful condition of the establishment The cheerful in
dustry OF the blind and the happiness beamDg from the eyes
OF the deaf mutes whether il were in the study room work
shop recreation ground presented sad with the
variety Of condition which at the sister institution
BY the kindness of that most urhane gentleman and
plshed physician, Dr. Francis T. Stribing enjoyed an
opportunity Of inspecting infinitely The whole establishment
and of witnessing the plans of in the va
ous forms of disease which present themselves there
All horrors of the condition of the inmates of
mad house vanished when this palace for the nurtu
We say palace for such tits The grounds being
beauhcd by the inmates themselves, and when finished
they will add materay the already picturesque scenery
from the edces The latter spacious and admirably
planned of containing four hundred and tceny
inmates, making it tho largest insane asylum in America
except that Utica New York. We have room here
TO 60 into detailed account of the management of the
taolishent, but far capable Of Judging is
most admirable. The fact that the mental and the peeu
mary condition of the patient decides the position he
occupy in the asylum, worthy of comendaton 1t is
almost as great an Improvement as the abolition of braces
and the straight jacket. We struck with the calm and
easy with which the physicians and attendants