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NO. 1O4.
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HURRAH FOR THE RED LINE.
PATTIsON R@ r BENsON's

DEQ LINE COACHES with the best Of teams, and
caIeiul drivers are now upon the road between st.
Paul and st. Anthony, ready to accommodate the pub
lie on all occasion They have large aud excellent
Livery Stock several and elegant Carriages and
Barouches; also Harness and Horse Furnishings,
and equipsges of the moss elegant description.
r. g., in returning thanks to the public for the lib.
eral patronage heretofore bestowed upon them, take
pleasure in stating that they have just received in sd
dion to their former extensive aock several young,
elegant, and
WELL BROKE HORSES
specimens of stock that have never been eouaed In tho
Territory Their present stock needs but to be to
be admired and approved by discriminating public.
VIII our friends and the public remember that at the
Livery Stable in the Of the American House. at tha
upper end Of Saint Paul. they at all hours have such
conveyance by land, wheels on horseback they
may desire. PATTlSON 4 BENSON.
st. Paul, June 80, 1853 ly
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NEW BRUNSWICK RUBBER Comply.
WAREHOUSE 100 LIBERTY los CEDAR STREET, NEW
MANUFACTURES and Wholesale Dealers in all kinds
INl of Rubber Goods made under Charles Goodyear 5
latent, consisting of Mems, Womens, Misses and Chill
rens Metallic Boots and Shoes Coats Cloaks, Overas,
Ombs Stay and Dress Bone Dolls, Doll Heads, Balls,
Toys Whips, Teething Rings, syringes, Breast Pumps,
Xc. &c.
The above company would solicit call from their
friends and the public before purchasing.
July 25-d6m. JOHNSON LETSON, Pres.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

I ". SIMPSON, James Lawther and John F. Bradford
have this day entered in rtnership under the
style and irmof WsIMPSON CO., for the purpose of
transactng Wholesale Grocery, Produce, Forwarding
and Commission Business Lower Levee st. Paul Mimi.
June q, 1854. June 24-tf.
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ppWDALL. RE. CARR. H.. v. ?. BLOCK
DOWDAALL, CARR & Co..

DOWDAALL, CARR 4 Co.,
XNAsHINGTON FOUNDRY, Engine and Machine
w Shop, Corner Of Second and Morgan streets,
Sr. LOUIS, Mo.
Manufacturers of Steam Engines and Boilers Saw
and Grst Mill Machinery, Tobacco and Presses
Lard Kettles. Lard screws and C finders, Wool card
Ing MACHINES Youngs Patent Smut Machines, Building
castings, &C.
Agents for sale of James Smith and Co.'s superior Ma
chine Cards.
"A Sm
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WALL PAPER.
4 LARGE and complete Assortment Just received by
"a june Il o. COMBS
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6aint paul Business CARDS.
JACOB j. NOAH.

ATTORNEY AT LAW and SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY.
COMMISSIONER for States of Maine, Rhode Island,
Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania Virginia, Al
ALBANIA, Ohio and louisiana
bAll instruments to be used or recorded in any
Of the above States, may be taken my office in st.
Paul
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EAGLE CITY.

st. Paul. May 20, 1854.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-10
ARRIVAL OF THE HERMANN.
I.,orest;no Mems from the Seat ofUor.

Interesting NeUS from me oeot % uof'
NV YORK. June S.--The steamer Hermann
.rrivod here this morning, with London dates to
Nav ol-pot so late as those by the Arctic and
NIAGARA: but the foreign papers received con
.a;n a mass of interesting Intelligence.
Xanier destroyed the fortress of Eustafsweven
=, tbe entrance of the Gulf of Finland after eight
Soars hombardment. Fifteen hundred Russians
were taken prisoners:
The British steamer Tiger was taken by the
pu slams near Odessa, and afterwards burnt.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
GAYS combined attack on Crimea, by sea and
land, has been decided upon at CONSTANT lople.
It is reported from Vienna. that Russia has
concluded treaty with Persia, Bokharra and
Klva, and is to keep subsidiary forces in those
States.
A squadron of Sp nsh steamers ispreparrg
at Cadiz to sail for Cuba in July. Troops are to
leave in June for the same destination.
All the Russian troops are marching towards
the Baltic provinces.
CHINA AND JAPAN.
The Chinese insurg ants were marching on Pc
kin at last accounts. 1t was reported that the
United States had established friendly relations
with Japan
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C,n.i,,.,.. III. =. 1000 a..
L.t ,,",,ei, r. "H" !" ''' s''o' '"e'' '" WI" te
''i ''eii sun eiufh' OF inc Vau' tnefe-
A.,.,,
n''''eS WI, nor b. 'ereived nt transportation nm
I r'oP'.y P"'N''' IN -u,iaplr chsh~ box s. h''4 ~,
, - ''''' 'ao" 'anst De "'li ma r""tF m'rN'n
,, '' " 'n' S'h7'Rhf ana me >h'''h "h''e
' "e l." 'Ver II atafrwise they viii ne" be rccrip!'
" VIZ =" Wh''h ense 10 damages Tor loss or m'-r ~
C "" w P''''
"""P""''' and tf'rlion mt he's viii not he aiken
- " us ~ - III Tue l',"'er mrs n"d u i"uhn
I ." among p'li,f enns the Cnn'ignor IN ca'e OF
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~ LAsT-NIGqT'S MAILS.

.,.NIAGARA AT BOSToN-ADDlTIo
I'll. FOREIGN NEWS-TlIE BLACK
a.nh.pnIoR AFFAIR--LAfERF FROM TIE
SAT OF WAR.
81 -. June 9.-The Niagara has arrived
p' frsr Halifax. Her mails were sent South
nj. morning.
-. e Nav 20th,sayS that the statement made
I'M pa,r;a to The effect that nj the c Inference
by La ia, Mr.. Soul6 aud the two Spanish Minis
hfi'.,, fair of the Black Warrior had been
tf-, :, the satisfaction of all parties. is Ia
sea -. aud unfounled. Am interview took
til'e ~ hnt unfortunately il led 70 no such desi
pia a5s nit. The question is far from ad
fa9 ' 50 far n regards ANYTHING that La>
ia'll'al ane At Madrid. a ever. He says his in.
oe e5,a Tin; ON this head is positive.
forii'''' THE WAR;
,, Northern Daily Times says that large
~ NJ Russian t;renadiers are marching 10 the
buy ;ors Of War-ow to act either against Austria
or prnssia. c-.....,,.;aa,.,a NJ, ,sth
\ W. a.l, the Russians are advancing from tie
say mi cha, q they have cut off all eomlnunca-
tween Silistra and Varna, as well as the
10" 4. and have done the same between Var
. aud Scbumla.
D" An English division of light infantry at scu-
..ri received marching orders on the i4th'-
mir ~, destination is thought to be Narna
The allied armies are in motion To co oPera'e
.;tf omer Pasha Is force his reserve.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May 28.-llerman' Cox " Cos
ocular says that breadstuffs were IN extensive
3anand Mt the close of last week. THIS how,
ooa'iLa as not been followed up during the present
e. 1i tho LARGE arrivals and showery weather
'ad huvers to curtail their operations. There
" ',;ll not much change in prices although it is
,.s;er 70 buy than to sell at quotations.
e' The Liverpool Cotton market on he day of
/. ealing was a shadow frmer, with better
5 ,.mand, but prices unchanged.
o' P,p,sadstuffs were dull. Flour had advanced
al Is. during the week or eight days among
10 sane circulars. Binel quotes 27a27s. Cd;
r., pal,imore and Philadelphia 2sa2ss. Cd Wheat
5erlned Cd per bushel. Corn declined Is I'd to
Dc per quarter
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ITO THE PEOPLE OF Lymcnburg.

ADAMS Il cos Expresses offer DnR, Cey,ais
and Cheap facilities far obtaining goods Of all descrp
ions from ali parts oI the United States.
We have secured Special Express Privileges on the
-witi and ra""rs Jom,so,nn and Ronrokf .evjne
New York, "Wednesday and Saturday, arriving in Rich
nlond Friday and NJ ndny OF each week BY this lin.
we prepared 10 orwG'j goods of all descriptiors
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond dali,
per Edmund and Davenpor's line of Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of Porteyage.
Our inland express per Great U. s Mail Li.e, co.,.
i-s as heretofore, to arrive In Richmond 7rice Dd
The wel'-known character Of our house Tor resp. .s
hli, and attention to the interests of our custom
warrants US IN sayng that shippers will find 1t hei.
interest 10 order their Goods through "Adams g. Co.
EaPress ADAMS & CO,
per Nm. II. Mosdy, Agent
y Zb-itdts Lynch6nrg, Va
N. B-Goods dispatched toa point. where We hay,
agents.
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THE SEASONS.

'INHoSE al,torical representations of The sen eons
l. recently arraoeed on the will Of MINIS y Tan
nel Daguer elm Gallery decidedly the most beau.
tiful things Of the kind we have heheld.
They add new attractions to their rooms. which before
seemed contain gems Of arr in the inimira'e spec-
nrn o Dneuerrent ped beauty. sufficient safiae the
eye aud satisfy iIn rosv ofapv reasonable person
MINNIS g. TANNERS
Mott"is Exc lsrR, aud they rnally Determined to
reach a. lest earf if they have ~ esdy a:tan.d
position an II pnneie of lame in heir heautifn art
Gu zaus nd should not fail to Wis The
Lvnciiurs photeer bic GALLERY, il only the
SEASONS" Entrance Main, doors from Bridge
s,roet jun St.
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sEABURYS SHOE & HAT STORE.
- 1854 Spring Supply. q

Al eceivi a la, ge supply great variety of spi"s
! summer Gpnds. ] am confident III re- has never
eern opened in Lynchhurg such a,.nr.ment OF la
DIES CATERS SLIPPERS, BUSklNS. BOOTS.
dhOS and WALKING SHOES; GEN LEMENS
BUTTS CATERS, SHOES. SL1PPEl S& PUMPS
htSSES GATE PRS BOOTS anISliPPERS; BOYS
BUTTS ana SHOES and CHILORENS SHOES by
The small CART LOAD!
Also >plcndd sortm, ut of MEMS BOYS and Chill
pRkSs SUMNER HATS and cars. Also, Travelling
hunks, Ca pet ,gs Val ., Umbrellas, &c. ~.
My two oldest are with me as statesmen. an it
'y purpose to have every accommodate extended to
Jay customers which reason will approve. To a very
neral Community my heartfelt THINKS are tenderet
WIN assurance ,hat all all be done that ought 10 be-
u eepre its continuance. p. SEABURY.
~ B-Ny friends viii find some one in my store al
a'a'' every hour day night, except the Sabbath;
VI o UNI dsv ter j. mi,ianc.. Of course L. \.
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CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON, June S.-The Senate, at an ear
" hour, adjourned till Monday.
The House was occupied in debating PROPOSE
ton of Mr. Giddings, of Ohio to expel the report
er Of the Union newspaper,for counselling his as
sasination.
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Vermont Politics.

MONTPELIER, VT. June S.-The Wing Con
ypntion at Rutland, yesterday, nominated Ste
phen Boyce for Governor. and Oscar shafter foI
Lieut.. Governor. The proceedings were entire
harmonious.
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PARTY AT THE BUFFALO SPR NGS,
AND
Barbecue ON the Top Of Mount Pleasant

$zS a. ed IN Tnarsds.. the nm ia with 10y
rlarN aud on fftlay, III 23l "a BABBACUE w'l-ie
i,ui.ned an tt,e top 81 H. P.ra~,l A -,,lrhdid
Band OF MUSIC lms beeltasaco d,i a e ocrasie Il;
,ud tenhrr ains ~ rms. vii be- spocd to- max it
"a" oil The amudfs afa1s tdaf c>rr cupc n ia lii
'onnty kAI\E 4 KYLE.
iuu6 Is
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ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.

n. YORK. June S.--The steamer George Law
has arrived from Aspinwall, with nearly Sl'OOO-
100 in gold.
The Star of the West from San Juan, is be-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-10
THE MARKETS.

n. YoRK;June o.-Flour firm. Southern 80 %
aS9 62t. Wheat firm. Corn 79a66c.
BALTIMORE, June S.-Flour-holders demand
eds5 S71aS9 Sales small. Grain steady.
PHILADELPHIA, June Z, 2P. M.-Thereis great
rejoicing over the vi tory by the Wings, Temper
ance men and 'Know Nothings." procession
of the latter, with hats craped, and a hand organ
playing the dead march, have just passed Third
and Chestnut streets.
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ne GREAT PIANO AND MUSIC
i EAlil I'LL il llll III -LIlIiAIl Il ~ AIERS

l Esonbls>uhans Ut --iIORAC II WATERS. 333
Broadway New York. T bps' nnn most i'm 70. .d
Pan : mud Mcolro =. T. Gilbert r. Co.'S Wnrld'a
Far Premium Pmnos. with wthuut The Holenn. mud
with iran frames ant circular scn'es. The merit oi
lhe.e Instruments ia ~ we knnv neei ,tier
nendaon GtLnturs BouDotn IiAsos mn elegant in
fiAso- The old eshb ishcd H. u la let Il 10. Mr.
w Icing sole for all the above P,nos, ,hr,
them lower 4 an my her house Hnuce Waters
Piann-. maaniariured expressly for him having greni
ioweroi tone aud elasticity Oft mch 333 l,rnnd~ Is
he largast depot iai Mu.rd instruments in this
tly, MI rlinf oppmiunIy for sci tinna Ia b. hid
.l-e"here Second hund aAus nj greet hnrgains.
Price irnm $50 to$7l Every instrument fully war.
mnted a. the money r'fu d,d
MEI.0DEONS g goldman 81 Baldwins Pa
tent Organ Melodeons, With rwo HANKS nf keys
sNftt and powerful us runrit. Prizes fl f75
5000 ID 4 II w. Smith ccitbratei NJ, lpdrons
NJ hin aareaHtd Guitn' Brnwn'- ilap-, Flofinn
Niolins }lnas Instruments Sc. &c. Dealers sunni el
with Piano- Meln rons ~ Gcl ~ rfiee-. la per
rrnt li-rnnn' Ia Clrrgynrr
MuStC,-fl,s li mpri"s IA p aaoet- of the
gr,nl ter. al Il ia the American aud Euranenn
tln'p- nd Il rv M instant additions by
-ive pnbinlion of the choice mud npu.u prcr- e The
lay. D"d In Mn4i', and Teachers ol Scmnnrirs
withi H. pnrrln4, rDnslt published, nale
rhngems l. continued suPpli, soi Mr.. Waters
= ue- MI find h their Ia Grill efl
ih'if = Ira. Music t. any pnr' of the Urian or
aniia ,,stn,e fire.. ilORACB WATERS.
apl ! I'm
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GENTLEMEN NOTICE.

VI ME subscii brr has hand good ussorir ent of
l. Shirts, both Linen aud Cotton the cut nnd mike
led by any Jeans and Linel Drawers, Cotton
L-le an! Mr,ino Gauz- Under Shirts Cotton. Linen
Silk and Merinn Tia hose, "xln -iz"s best ply
Collars Byron and StHnd-up pl lin and corded NJ and
Nd G owes, straw ant oih-r colors, Summer Cravats
honghtanS where Gentlemen wanting coat, panls
of good materi, aud fashionable tim, would do
we'll to exami'e his Clothes Drap dEte, CassimrreS,
d illings Vesngs. &c. which viii be sold without
making if preferred, when made sati,f ,cti,n in
fiji and W. rkmnesh guaranteed. WIN L.PA6E,
AMBROSE PAGE, Tailor. l9.lmdif
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DURE SILVER TEA SET &c. Call and
Il very be ,utful Tea service OF pure silver.
One silver plated.
Silver plated Table and Breakfast Casters.
- Pick e aud Salad stands
- Butter Cooler- Sugar Bowls an Salts.
g Chamber md 1ull Candel-ticks.
Waiter. and Cnkc Bnske',.
- Spoons, Furk-, Ladies Sugar Tongs Butter Knives
4 with many other house furnishing articles N
MAY %. GREGOR 4 ROYALL'S.
Hardware Sore
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THE + EMALE SYSTEM.
Liver COMPLAINT. Debility

Extract from James Harris. ESQ. Letter, Aexandris
Va.--Aiter speaking of wonderful on himself he
says Mrs. II has been suffering with the liver com.
plant and with inability constantly complaining fom
weakness, through her whole system. She now enovs
better health than TO- tnify years. being entirely res,or-
ed by the use of Hampton's Vegetable Tincfsre.
Diseased Side, Breast Eyea-Ex.ract from
Letter from J. q ines, ESQ.,, Louon county va-.My
wife has been for years afflicted with great weakness
pain in the breast, side and back; papitation the
heart feebleness OF the SYSTEM loss or appetite:
complexion sailow; the sight of eye almost gone the
other vey weak. | am pleased to say, Hampfoas
Isnctme has restored her perfect hearth Hor eyes
as good now they were.
"a Call and get phamphlets
Soil by ]. H. SEAY. & CO., Lynchb1rg; Sewers.
Scotsvlle; A. J. BROWN, Charlottesville, and BY all
Druggists throughout the State. (msr 2t.dAo1y
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ON COY SIGNMENT.
TUSr received on CONSIGNMENT, lie sold ON "a
81 varable terms, Is ri
10 hhi P.,rtn r co and N O. Sugar,
% biz Coif,e Sugnr.
10 d. PuveIized Slgnr.
SO bag Rio and aguira Coffee,
&c sbls No. IIe,ruigs
IN do. NHckcr,l.
40 inxcs Sperm Candies
% hbl.. Re- lied Whskcy
II H.. Taun.risCi
n o. wlcn viii be sold at greatly ednccd prices
may ~ WM H. MOSBY. Anct'r
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Severe Case of Rheumatism

pCuTEsVILLE, n DtIni CO., va,
Ma oh 4th, 1853 (
Messrs Mortimer d. Mombray:- Gentlemen--Having
been afflicted with rheumatism for time in its
worst forms, and being able obtain relief from
other medic was induced tr, champions Veg
eable Tincture,' few bottles of which, am happ, to
say, have made perfect
AT the time commenced using the Tincture was
scarcely able to walk | and have been for
weeks entirely free from all pain.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-10

An Appeal to every Man and Woman.
.1no,hcy CUREby IA uP 7'ON'S TINCTURE;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich the Poor. epery Where. bear the same
Testimony.
Real the follow ing Cefthcate trem Lady. endorsed
by Postmaster u. +. Cooler:
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-, NIAGARA AT BOSTON
III FOREIGN NEWS-rHE BLACK
a.,ti.pnIoR AFFAIR--LAlERF FROM TIE
n OH " 4 IL.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26
- fnOr.ss It.Xsf<s. B<l..Y,s -
EROuS, OR ORMEDICATEDCtM.

! Il OR Beautifying, Curling, Preserving, Rcstcrin.
= and Strengthening the hair, Relieving diseases o
the SKIN curing Rheumatic ,s.ias and healing extcrna
wounds Bounded by no graphical lines, the reputa
ton OF Banys Tricopherous preyades the Union
Ihe sale Of the article Of late years has increased in
ratio that ulihost exceeds belief. prof Barry after
careful examination OF his ses beck finds that the
no Of bottles delivered order, in quantities of from
haf gross upward during the year 1859 was within
triflc if $4,000. loi fo s3Gsf 4tsf!g a sg3s44
II Is UNNECESSARY present ut length the evidences
1 the wonderful properties Of the Tricophcruus when
the public have furnished such an Endorsement rs this
The eheapness Of the article and the explanation Civ
en- ct Its chemical action upon the hair the scalp and
IN all eases Of sperfcairrttiuh, first recommended il
to tic attention Of the people. This was all that the in
vcntor disired Every bottle advertised ITSELF The eff
fecfs t the fluid exceeds expectation 1t acted like
charm, The ladies would not be without it. Country
dealers in every section Of the United States found that
they must have IT. and thus built up wholesale
trade Of an extent hitherto unheard Of as regards art
eles Of this kind The highest point has not yet beer
reached and it is believed the sales this year will be
million ard half of bottles.
Us~Depo. and Manufactury No l37. Broadway
Retail price 25 cents large bottle. 8 a4.t,a4
Iy-Llberal discount to purchasers by the quantit,
and BY the principal merchants and druggists through
nnt the United States and Canada, Mexico, West In
lies Great Britain France &c, and by Robert Charles
y e norean Il Co., b. Blakcsly, Barnard Adams
10 It Louis. g9!= vt I'm sea23Iyrg
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-10-26

lust received this day, new lot Of Maps
y among which those OF Ncbraska, Kansas,
Utah, Oregon, New Mexico and the Territory ac
quired from Mexico by the Gadsden Treaty.
Sept. I'd, 81 MIXER & VAN METER.
e PALM HATS.
Lag e'supply just received ut the Jefferson Stree
h.5 lad CAP clothing oIoas of w. STURGIS.
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TESTED -B1 .THUUSANUS ANNUALLY.
AND NEVERtFOUND WAN TING.
NJ ISTAR'S Balsam or Wild Cherry, the acknow.
w ledged remedy for Coughs, Coulds, Cnnsumpt;oa
ftbe Lungs, Asthma, Group, Hectic Fever, Night
Sweats, &c. &c. 3f. tsffg1y rnI af 81 id anifS1
Physicians often acknowledge that this remedy
stands at the head of all others in the cre u die.
cases of the most dangerous esnsumptiye chafacles
and that in those Of less alarming nature Il is ss
dom knowu to fail, If judicicuely applied faHI9H
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LYON's 1NAT0A1uoN

9s Fer preserving, restoring, and hsautilyha the hair
is the most delightful and wonderful article TIE world
ever produced. Its astonishing sueecss Is with6ea .
PRECEDENT in the history VI ths HBk
and uxuriant lockssy ftrpd giossyheir with scores
Of admirers. tnark this ladies', Is the universal effect
af the KathaIron. Bald AMI grey head wesspssfcetly
astonished The Kathairon has fully. rsssored ~
hair after badness Of II years. A. J. Courtlan&,
for Nervous headache, and all cutaneous diseases.
Sold by all dealers everywhercs Try It, ffisS foaly
25cts, In large bottles.v gest M ~, vr pitf M
D. 5. BARNES, Proprietor. 16l BroadwayN.Y-.
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TO CASH AND SIX MONTE BUYERS ONLY.
NJ. L. HALLOWELL & CO.,
PHIL DEIpH

Have now open for the Fall season, very large AN,
spienditf Kss' 'rtment Of So
SILK AND FANCY GOODS.
| Having an established branch Of our house ir
Paris. with member If our firm permanently IL
Gated there, we will BE- enabled to receive direct c
stant supplies sf new and desirable goods throughvu
the year. Our elk Of
| EMBKOIDERIEs 4 LACE GOODS
IL uansual!ylarSe and well assorted having been pur
chased abrosd by one of our house who devotes his
Whole TN and attention this important department.
UPn entering our new warehouse, which is &c
ONE, OF THE LARGEST In AMERICA,
We adopted new terms which ha We been sncce.sful IN
dent. f
We intend to further increase aui business largy
espcciaily with those who buy sg a;;B at .ts'f'
.a..6.s FOR CASH,
And believing that the fairest system in iibIine
goods Is t.. inVeaE.ag s.# #4t.g ,.fta -
.4 UNIFORM PRICES,
" g call the attention of the thinking merchant to
tue tact that under system and terms not only
can afford to, but MUST NECESSITY. sell at lower
st'es t.a those who do business the old long credit
system our Ten ms being stringent aud the p-
chasers whom seek to attract being as class Tho
a'o'eft buyers and best judges Of goods. a,T
I E. RMS. ta,. ..
Cash Buyers will receive discount Of six per cent
from dace Of bill. s.. - a|, 20 ~ :
uncurrent money only taken at its market valu,
on the day it is received % N9& @ol' -
Io merchants Of undoubted standing credit of G
month will be given, if desired.
Where money is remitted in advance of maturity.
discount at the rate Ut Twclyeper cent. per annun
will be SLOWED.
They ask from Merchants ,isiting The Eastern
cities The favor Of an examination of their stock be
lng satisfied that they will be convinced that tits not
Tor their interests to pay the large profits that are
ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL to hose who give long credits
NJ l.. HAILowELL, j. L. IALIowELL.
JAMES IRAQAlR, A. w. LlTTiE,
1. W. SWEENEY, - +. X. HUTCHINSON.
II n5i-M2m.
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p PNrMsOiN.ITEI HEa1TTIIs7T-
NHE neutrality-suspicious. u 10 invited d thc lafee
assortment Of Parasols, justrecsivsd.G Amonet6s
assortment may be found plain ,cAaneeable,
md watered Of all colors and signs. -. ,.1.,
June 10, '53 MICHAELS " CfARK
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For the fall trade Of 1854
I n invoice Of McNcil's Bist Moleskin, fxii styss
just received at the hat store sd W. &sS1UkG1h
sept l-,9a. AZ !. .xnA LIZ. .r.- -.a.trs,, L..
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d. p. X. WILSON.

ATTORNEY AND OUNSELLoR AT bAW,4
"A, ILL attend promptly to all professional business
W entrusted to his care, in Dcs Moines and the
,urrounding counties. Special attention given e The
securing and collecting Of claims: also, to renting
and paying taxes upon real estate, and reeeming Of
delinquent lands. f,ts,7' s,s....s -s,..5=
Office in front room on second floor of Ebersol 4
Melnnes building. Third street, three doors abov
thu Barrett House Burlington. Iowa, = &afI
Doe 3-IY-hn 81 II IL n-....-E.Ln .t.Lh