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Il has been said that the bark
Ola willow tree burnt to ashes
and mixed with strong vinigar,
viii remove warts, corns, &c.
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MM- IESSOp X SONS

Sheffield steel warehouse, number 2I3, Main
street, 81 Louis. "Nauapan iron Company
Boston. manufacturer Of machinests tools. bolt
cutting and drilling machines, lathes, &c, &c.
Files, edge toeis, SC, &c, manufactured al
Wentworth Works, Sheffield, imported to order.
Ii. BLACKWELL,
aDr 1l-iy AGENT.
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MEAT.--Combe says the the ribs
will keep the longest, or FIVE or
six days in summer, the middle of
the lion next the ramp next, the
round next, and the brisket the
worst, which will not keep lon
-gerttkree days in summer.
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Successors 10 Berthold & Brothers, wholesale
dealers ia Groceries, Teas. Wines and Liquors;
Commission and Forwarding Merchants, lOs
North Second street. 81. Louis, No.
CHARLES TGLLNAN, VIZ. FULLAGER,
apr12-Iv@
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TYM. IEssnp & SnNS.

Sheffield steel warehouse, 213 Main, corner
Of Aiorga "A street, st. Louis. Steel of all de-
scTiptior 8 in store, OF imported to order, on the
best ter ms. T42-6ml II. BLACKWELL, Ag't.
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The first sheep introduced into
any part Of the paesent territory
OF the United States were brought
from England to Jamestown, in
Virginia, BY the London Com
pany, in 1909. la 1G4s, the
number Of sheep in Chat colony
had increased TO three thousand.
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FALL PLowING.-'A Subscri-
Der giEes his experience in fall
plowing of ground intended for
corn, at least. lie relied one
third more from part of a field
plowed in the fall than that part
plowed in the spring 1t stood
the drought much better. He ar
cues that the sod gives more of
ats fertilizing qualities to the gro
wing corn, when plowed in the
fall.
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The British Quarterlies and Blaekwood's
Magazine.

LEONARD ScoTT & Co.. New York, continue
to publish the following British Periodicals;
The london Quarterly Review conservative. }
The Edinburgh Review (Whig.)
The North British Review Gree church,
The Westminster Review (Liberal.)
Blsckwood's Edinburgh Magazine (Tory.)
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1854-10-18

To CuRE FOUNDER. - The
Ohio Cultiyatoi gives the follow
lng recipe for curing founder
more correctly speaking, the
water founder ; "Bleed the horse
from the neck so long as he can
stand up; then make him swallow
one pint Of salt anoint well a
round the edges with spirits of,ur-
pentine; keep him from drink
ing too much water and he will
be well in a few hours"
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p~ROsPFCTUs OF
Z LELcIlIE FORREST
Volume 2, Humber J.,
COMMENCJNG JULY 1ST, 1854.

COMMENCING JULY lST, 1854.
JE1HE LARGE AND DECREASING DE-
ram{, FOR the "Little Forester having eX-
hausted the. main body Of our files from Jan.
Isf. we shall divide the volume into two, Of six
monfhs each, fnstesd Of one Of twelve months,
thereby enabling an who may wish it. 10 COM
menee with . ne,g roilIae the LIST Of July. As
toon as OR remaining Eles Of back numbers
sre gone, which Will be IN about two weeks,
,,e Shall mark each subscriber for July lst, aud
tepd Them the June aumbeT free Of charge.
OF the character Ut the "Littie Forester"
we leave rs Friends,to judge. The hearty sup
.po}t wbica il has received from a large class Of
inost apprecisting people Of The West, IS the
best evidence OK lis worth. We shah, with an
incfeasi ng patronage, make such improvements
as experience and prosperity nay soggest-the
iet.ef being very suggestive.
To Parents, Teachers, aud the Little People
themselves, Use commend the work, and feel as.
sire.i from The history OF or faVeEIie little en-
terprise. that they viii make a grand effort Il
extend is circulation. hnhnterprising ersoi
mag IN a couple at hours, secure a club of ?!
IN almost any village, a. me Efforts 0f many
have psovea. We are receiving order for largl
clubs 70 Sunday Schools, aud II viii be seeI
thst we furnish them very low.
Tie .sLutie Forester has been pronounced
The Religious Press, "the cheapest and neates
uaper for lie young IN the Uuited States,' anl
Ne intend. ~ Ike aid of our friends. 10 keei
good the good opinion e'cryWhcse formed 81
IS favor.
rrH,ls ~ ApvASeE;
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II. P. BENNETT,

Attorney and Counsellor % Law, and Solicit
or in Ct,sacery, will practice in the sixth an
seventh Judicial Districts, Iowa. VIII prompt
is attend to all professional business entrusted
10 his care. Office corner Of Goodbye and Lynn
streets, Gienwood, Iowa. aug silly
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F CnMSTNCK- N {

w holesale and retail dealer in Boots and
sho es, Of all kinds, No. l52 Main street, st.
LDuis, Mo. aprl2-ly'
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ST. LOUIS.


WHOLESALE DEALER ia Wooden, Willow,
and Cedar Ware, No. rs, Second St., opposite
Monroe House, st, Louis, No.
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NM STREET-

Physician aud Surgeo1. having permanently
located ia Glenwood. Mills CO., iowa. VIII
promptly attend 70 all calls 10 his profession.-
OHci on Locust street, one door north of
Whites store. aug3i-1y'
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~, lB - b -.

JDEs l@aEsr Oh oohA5s
safe and certain cure FOR Gonorrhua. elect
Stricturss. Seminal Weakness, aud al diseases
81 ,he Genital Organs.
This popular aud specific remedy is now Of
fered 10 the afflicted and warrentedto cure al
cases W G~onouhGa, elect, Structures, Seminal
Weakness, and sll diseases Of the Genital Organs
ig % frw DAYS. THIS iufalliable remedy hgs
saved thousands upon tholF1nds from ibr hands
OF Mefciless Quacks, " not from a premature
crave. IN case Of Infection. Dc. Bakers Sps-
cife IS the only safe and sire re medy. II Is very
agreeable 10 the TASTE, creates no prcccptable o.
dor, and may be used hy persons ~ either sex
with entire secrecy without regard 70 diet, him
drance from business or Medical Adviser, az
plain directions for use accompany the medicine
Reader have YOU a private disease DO uotne-
glaci Il. Delay is dangerous. with Dr.. Ba-
kers Specific you can cure yourself, aud thus
prevent sll exposure. This medicine will speed
rs and eilectualiy cure the most Wruient cases
% Secret Diseases. and eradicate every particle
o fmfectioua matter from the system, andrestors
the PATIENT 10 a perfect state ofhealth aud purity.
Price, ~ 30 per bottle.
For sale al DR.. Easicrly' Family Medicine
Store, southeast corner Of Third and Chestnut
streets, 81. Louis, No. Also by p. A. SaTpy,
ST. Mary, Iowa, and by dealers Ia medicines
generally IN the West. apr l2-ly
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The present critical state az European affairs
will render these publications unusually inter-
esting during The year 1854. They viii oceu-
py a middle ground between the hastily Writien
news items, crude speculations and flying ru-
mors Of the present daily journal, and the pom
.derous Tome Of Ire future historian, written af-
ter the living interest aud excitement Of the
gIeat political events OF the time shall have
passed away. II is 10 these periodicals. that
leaders must look for the only really iutelligi-
bic and reliable history Of current events, and
as such, in addition 20 their we'll established lit
erary, theological, and scientific character, We
urge them upon the consideration OF the reading
public.
Arrangements are IN progress for the receipt
Of early sheets from the British publishers, by
which we shalt be able 20 place on our Reprints
In the hands OF subscribers about as soon as
they can be furnished with the foreign copies.
Although this viii involve a very large outlay
on our part, we shall continue 10 furnish the pc
riodicals at be same iow rates as heretofore,
viz. Per ann.
For aav one Of the four Reviews, SO 90
For any tso 90 the -four Reviews, 5 90
For any three Of the four Reviews. 90
For an -four Of the Reviews, 3 90
For B,ackwOOd's Magazine, 3 90
For Blackwool and three Reviews, 3 %
For Lakewood and the -four Reviews, 10 90
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Dga A0DpGV UDE1HSI
A valuable remedy for suppression Of the Men
ses, Whites, Paiufal Menstruation, Importer
ey OF barrrnuess, Saliow Complexion, Head
ache, Dizziness. Weakness OF the nerves, and
all diseases which arise from a arrangement
Of the functions Of nature.
The most perfect, safe and infsiiiahls remed,
for the cure Of all those diseases Of femalss, ar
ising from weakness or debility, and obstruction
in The sexual orgsng, such as irregular or sup
pressed Of the Mcnses, FluOr Albus or Whites
Falling Of the Womb, Headache. Frighiful
Dreams sc, caused By Colds, checked p~erspira-
tions, eXeesses.. Qyer-eYcitemrht, &C., is
DIR. HOOPERS FEMALE CORDIAL
Several ladies in the city who have suffered
Tor many years with the above complaints, and
have employed our most eminent physicians
without success, have used DR.. Hooper's fe-
mala Cordial, aud have been speedily ard per-
manently cured by ~ use. II there are suffer-
ers 10 81. Louis, they can rely upon DR.. Hoop
er's Female bordial as a safe, pleasant and e-
feetual remedy.
Price ~ pei bottle, or six bottles for 8.
For sale al ID Easterly's Family MedieinG
Store, corner of Third aud Chestnut streets, ~.
Louis, Mo. Also by p. A. Sarpy, 81. Mary,
and by dealers in medicines generally In the
West. apr i2-ly
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OUTER aad Eggs wanted, for which shs
BY ssrPy 4 Knslifb On no prtss sqas
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sIGFRsOy's EURsERY-

4AILAsgNA N1LAeA@A
Ers THE Proprietors Of the above Nursery,
50 situated seven miles south of 81. Louis,
~ have now IN growing sud ready for sale
nd delivery this Fall and the coming Spring,
A much larger and better assortment of Fruit.
Shade aud Ornamental Trees and %Shrubbery
han heretofore they have been able to furnish.
They hatter themselves that persons wishing
articles in their line can be furnished to any
xtent, and Of more thrifty and vigorous growth,
than can be had elsewhere; and at prices thai
must make il the interest Of all wishing a sup
PLY to call and examine their Stock.
Their Descriptive Catalogue for 1881 IS now
ready for delivery. and will be furnished 10 all
post paid applications. Their terms will be as
heretofore, CASH OF DELIVERY, unless other
wise agreed upon, and will very as 20 the size
and age Of the trees or plants.
Orders for Fail planting should be sent in ear
lv. 10 prevent disappointment for the wait oi
time 10 Gil aud deliver before Winter sets IN
All orders by mail should be addressed e
81. Louis to
APRIL ~ JOHNSfGERSON & BRO.
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/ or the cure of Coughs, Colds, Astham. Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, Pain
~ the Side and Breast, PieurisY, Whooping
Cough, and all diseases of the Lungs and
Chest.
Among all the celebrated remedies for Disea-
ses of the LuNGs and CHEsT, none seem 20 be
meeting with such success and TO give such en-
tire satisfaction 10 all, IS
DIR CARRIERS COUGH BALSAM.
This valuable remedy IL purely vegetable 10
is ingredients, and perfectly harmless in all its
qualities, and as mild aud pleasant as the most
delicate cordial. II is very soothing aud heal
ing 10 the Lungs, and IS every where eknowi-
edged By Druggists, Physicians, aud an who
have used il 10 be The most Efeetual Curative
known.
CONSUMPTION.
No disease Incident 10 our climate j. so rni-
yersai, and at the same time 80 fatal, as Pub
monary Consumption. This awful malady
sweeps over the land as a Destroying Angel,
laying low the strongest aud fairest Of our race,
Million Of the young and the old are annually
hurried to the tomb BY this dreadful national
disease.
CoNsUMFTIyE READERi-Beware OF mere
palliative medicines. The object Of nearly al
the medicines POW offered for diseases oil tie
Lungs, is 10 relieve and not 10 cure. Such 4.
not The case with DR.. Carriers Cough Balssm.
Ia colds and coughs, which are the first symp-
toms Of consumption, it's the most pleasant
and eihcaciOus remedy that can possibly be used.
In confirmed consumption II has been used Will
perfect and triumphant success, when the mos.
eminent physicians had given up an hope a,
vain. SO confident Is the proprietor Of is pow,
er 20 cure Tubercufous Consumption, that l.,
s~olicits a trial IN the worst Of CAGES.
SPLITTING OF BLOOD.
This frightful symptom Of consumption Il
speedily checked and prevented by the use OF
Dr.. CaTter's Cough Balsam, which heals In,
Affected membrane, removes the i~ncipient mber.
cles, and restores those vital organs, the lungs
10 a sound and healthy condition.
REMEMBER THIS.
Splitting Of Blood always arises from a ten.
dency 20 tuberculous disease, and IL not cheeke,
~ the outset, viii sooner or later. terminate il
death. A person who raises blood once vii
raise blood again nnless a proper curative ie in
mediately employed
PAIN ~ TIE SIDE,
This dis ressing symptom Of consumption a
ri7es from inflammation o. the lungs or menbran
called the Pleura, or from bronchial affection
of the air passages. IN either case II Is YER
dangerous Indication Of disease. II prevent
fuil and free breathing, and wears away th
natural strength OF the system. The cause Q
this sympton should be removed az once, an,
nothing can possibly effect that object 50 speed
lily and happily as Dr.. Carter's Cough Balsar
which is always safe and salutay II rs eject
on the Constitution.
LIVER COMPLAINT.
In eases of consumption the Liver is AWAY.
more Or less affected, aEd also tie spleen, pleuii
and small intessiDes. The eheef Of D.. Carter
Cough Bslsam In diseases Of the Liver, espec
Tally Z ~ be Of an ~uleerons nataTe, IL direct an.
tP1Wsfal slmPls 1issAss q lhs LifsT nsAt
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NICkOLLS 81 90.

Wholesale aud Retail Merchants, corner Of
Iocust and Coolidge streets. keeps constantly
,n hand large assortment Of Groceries. Dry
Goods. Hardware, aud Crockery. Glcnwooi.
Iowa. aBg3i-lv'
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h. II. SOLOMON,

Attorney a Law, Glenwood. Mills Co. Iowa.
Practices in the Courts Of the 9th and Ith Ju-
Districts, andthe Supreme Couriol Iowa
May 81, 1884. n5o-ly'
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1854.
Eothorn palroal Z bel.

Eothern Pslroai L ne.
ID ETWEEN ST.. Louis. Boston snl New
ID York, consisting Of Twelve first class steam
propellers on lakes Ontario. Eric and Michigan,
IS now prepared 20 contract for the transporta-
ton Of produce and merchandise with dispstch,
equal 20 that of any other route and upon very
reasonable terms.
CRAWFORD CO, proprietors,
Ogdensburg, n. Y.
c. h. r.. los STATE street. Boston; j. L. War
ner. Agent n. Z. r., No. 66 CORTLAND street,
n. Y; Geo. Jenuison, Agent 4. and o.. s.. No.
los Broad street, n. y; Chamberlain & Craw-
ford, Cleveland, o.; S. Clary, Agent, Chicago,
H.; Matther x Co., do.
GILBERT KNAPP, Jr., Agent,
aug 3i-1y No. IJ2 Second ST., st. Louis,
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CLENWOOO.

Z. p. T|ooriE. N. w. GREENE
TOOTLE & GREENE.
Dealers in Dry GoodS, Groceries, Hardware.
Queensware. Stonewarc, Furniture, Boots <
shoes, Hats s. Caps, and Ready Made Clothing.
Locust strop' Glenw0od, Iowa. u25-ly
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WILLIAM CORFIELD,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law Gle -good
Iowa. june 2S-ly.
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Attorney and Counsellor at Law, on the mort
side of Locust street, Glenwood, Iowa. an 3l-t
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Ono c0nf one year. - cent-; % copies ops
wear. gsi1; 90 copies one year, $500.
ADDE'S The EdAor aud Proprietor, post paid,
HOWARD DURHAM,
ser y. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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SARPY & ENGLISH.

Wholesale and Retail Merchants. dealers in
Furs and Indian Goods. Groceries. Dry Goods.
Hardware. Books aud Stationery, Boots, Shoes
Hats and Caps. aud every variety Of Fancy
goois, on the west side Of the PGblic Square.
Glsnwooi. Iowa. aug 3i-ly-
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q gtitUltural.
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-Hr that by the p!o1y would thrive.
himself. uflst either hold or dgiyc.''
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is warranted 70 cure Ague and Fever, Dumb
Ague, Chiils and Fever, lutermitaht and Re-
Militant Feyers, aud all the various forms Of Fe-
yers Incident 10 the Westn
This popular remedy has now been before
the public two years, aud during that time about
T~wENTY-FIyE THOUSAND BorTLEs
have been sold and ia no instance has II failed
70 effect a pefminant cure as far as heard from,
or 10 give entire satisfaction to the purchaser.
II Is waTrented 10 cure all cases, or the money
viii be refunded. Let no man, woman or child
sader with this distressing disease, when a sure
remedy Is AZ hand.
Read the testimony from John Miller & Co.
EVANSVILLE, m, Oct. 20, 1888.
DR.. fasterly-Sir; We take pleasure in stat
ing that We have purchased 80 bottlesof your
Fever and Ague Killer, and have sold the same
TO our patrons, and that il has effected q perma-
nent curein every case. We have sold nearly
al The various mcdieins for agus aud fever nut
none has given snch entire satisfaeti0n as your
Fever AID Agne Killer. We believe Il = tas
best mcdleine now esfDre * public.
Rspoetfniiys John MILES A CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02

On the 9Th Of the present month 1.-The English Consul
gave notice to the Captain General that he had received
information Of the landing Of cargo OF slaves near
Trim dad On the 18th he received note IN reply tnAt
the negroes to the number 653 had been captured on
estate Of the slave dealer Zeuleta and that
they were now in possession of the government
There exists quarrel between Zeuleta and the
Consul The latter has sworn 70 Destroy ana
tool he i'll effect his ends. On the leth Count Fernan-
dino's house searched and fifteen Bosal negroes
found The English sloop Of war Vesta her passage
from st. Thomas to Havana, fell in with the schooner
Maria formerly the Cornela, Of New Orleans, with 1870
negroes board the prize carried into jamaica
and they slaves Of the English government for
three five years. This is English humanity and phan
thropy.
Last Sunday the Consul General Of Great Britain and
the Captain of the American soop of Albany dined
with his Vceroyship the Captain General Pezuela This
condecension upon the part of the Viceroy rath nd
Gates desire to pass the Black Warrior outrage by
matter of little importance and the fears OF the old Anne
rican residents of Cubathose who have witnessed insult
upon insult outrage upon outrage, and wrongs without
number, patiently, yes, cowardly submitted to by our
governmenhave little confidence that the present
administration, will apply greater force energy to
procure satisfaction for the past and indemnity for the
future-they fear the usual reference to Madrid, and
finally fzzle out of the whole affair. Others
fdent that this last act will the American sent
ments expressed by Frank Pierce, in his inaugural and
that he win prove the insoent tools of that
America is still among the nations of the world, ready to
resent insults and to punish outrages. AMIGO.
=. ST. understand that American has lust been
sentenced without trial. to the chain gangs for one year.
because person sent him from the United States
flibusero paper. An American gentleman resident OF
Havana, while riding on the Cero Sunday last with
his wife and daughter grossly insulted by the civil
uncviD Guards of the city; himself wife aud daughter
compelled 10 alight from their g volante" and
kneel in the dust and dirt to small figure carried
by muIatto priest. The gentleman well known to
the parties to be an American-therefore the insult
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-02
VIII the Public Buy Pure Milk

EDITOR New YORK HERALD.
SIr-Iou think there are very few who would not be
willing to pay from six to nine cents for quart of pure
milk, but an old and experienced mlkman, tell you
that Is hard to get five cents quart for it, sell
pure Grange county milk for five cents quart which
cost four and half cents and for that price find IL
difficult to get customers While sell only thirty quarts
per day my neighbour grocer-who keeps aiul-
terated sw milk, which lie sells for four cents quart,
and which costs him only two and half cents sells
than sixty quarts per day If people don't get bucket
full Tor penny they not satisfied but IL you give
them plenty matter what is il IL only looks white,
you may sell plenty. You must know sir that out OF
hundred people OF the poorer class there not three
who would buy quart OF milk at oncetley only buy
pcnnys worth at time. And now, sir, ask you how
from elk to nine cents quart by the pennys WORTH
How much would they get for penny and would it pay
for any to retail pure milk in that wayi Wholesale
dealers in pure milk very well IL they get high price
Tor is but even IL they distribute 800 quarts day they
would not give drop than what Ia coming to you.
But what should the retail dealer do that all the poorer
classes depend on? Persons who bay their milk by the
quart may get pure milk and many get 1t kept
mh business down town last summer, where retailed
ooV quarts OF milk per day. at four and half cents per
quart (and no one willing to pay more) and out Of
lt quanuy only sold forty quarts by the whole quart
the remaining 26o quarts sold by the pennys and two
cents worth Come Of my customers bought tho mlx
that way because they thought they could rct more II
did not sell by the pcnny's worth wouli not have
single customer.
This sir ia true and correct statements Of the retail
milk business in New York and you ma bel eve me that
there are thousands in this city who never buy their
milk except by penny's worth, and never win buy Il In
any other way. Now, sir, opposed to adulterated
ard swill milk; but how can sell pure country milk
when have to give good price for IL myself without
putting clear Croton water to ts Please inform me-
New York, March 23d, 1854. MILKMAN.