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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-05
A Good Old Age.

} There is Living in Plymouth iownsh:p an
aged lady named Peggy Lerch, and known gem
orally as Peggy Lark. She is Of German ex
traction, bofn,in New jersey, in the German
Valley, on the 18th of February, 1851, and is
now in her 05th year. She moved 10 Wyom.
ing 56 years ago with her husband who has
been dead 6oyears. She lis clear minded, and
of good memofy, and 10 yes 10 talk of old times.
On her 103d birth day she walked over to Capt.
Wallers to dine as she had done for several
years, a distance OF more than half mile
This year she was unable TO do so having fa.-
len and hurt her side. Her sleep is good ex.
cept at times disturbed by cough which trou-
bles her. She remembers seeing Gen. Wash,
ingion, and has a clear recollection of events
Of the revolution.
Her father, Mchoel Pace, died many years
ago, at Northumberland, now in Wyoming
county, at the advanced age Of l03 years
| He paid her visit before he died, and told
her she might live 10 his age. She said she
hoped not, "And now," she says, al am q
year older" A brother recently died in Nor.
thumberland, aged near ninety
| We visited the aged lady on Monday last
and found her sitting by comfortable stove
with book on her lep. She reads small prn
without spectacles, but thinks old age is hard
and has but few pleasures Mrs. Murphy
with whom she lives, is a niece, and The OLE
lady spoke Of her as very kind, and the meet
said the aunt was always pleasant and con
tented and no trouble.
We are sorry 10 hear that the Poor Maste
talks of removing her, for some cause, mucl
against her wish. We hope II is not 50, on,
| that the inhabitants or Plymouth will not per
nit the little comfort OF so aged lady 10 b,
abridged, by taking her from The company o
her only near relative with whom she seems Il
be so contented. Whatever the cost, it cal
only be for little time longer, and it is sal
she has property TO pay ii her rights are res
pected. - WilkesbaT'e Record.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-05

n-Love is like ambition; it sifences The
consc ience and throws the veil or oblivion
over the most sacred pTomises.oa' a s,t, b..
A head that listens to folly in youth, will
hardly be honorsble in old age. -.
! Satire should not be like asaw, bntlike a
swoid il should cot not mnnsle. - or.i q. uy
when the night is darkest, dsvnis nearest,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-05

gTA young author of ivs-and thirty years
OF age baGJptepared, two Years ago, an elab.
crate memoir Of Mr.. Rogers, The poet, aud
was only waiting for the poets death give
il 10 the public the next day in the col
umns Of widsly' spread Journal. Mr.
Rogers is siill, happily, nIiyes The youth
who had prepared his life, in expectation o.
his friends death, has been nearly year IN
his prnYa..ta ~ 81 :. ~ nN. .r-..N g. (. !
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-05

uTAn, obseIvant writer says;--4"I have al
ways been struck OF the ease with which the
poor forget,their greichsdDess. Being only
used to live for the present, they make gaia
OF evesy pleasure as 'oan asgit offers ilseli.77
But-the surfeiied rich are more difficult 70 sat.
islyi they require time apd every thing 10 sui
before they will consent to be happy'sg III p,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-05

. TIA Itishman named Barnes, id Chifli
cothe recently s'died as the fool dieih.'" He
bought half gallon Of whisky and drank IT,,
then laid do%n, and, in few minutes, vas o
corpse. Not more foolish, perhaps, than thoa-
sands who die lingering deaths from the "bile
Of ihe worm or the sstill,n "a, ;..,5.'s ,.,S q,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-05

" Oh, words are mighty things who can
stand unmoved before them? They melt o,
burn, they warm or scorch, they bless OF curse.
Sharper Than wo-edged sword do they fall
from the lips OF anger and scorn. Sweeter
than honey from the honeycomb, dear sS the
joys Of home, do they drop from The fond lips
of love 81
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-05

gJ Our Fave says whenever he wants hot
bath, npi hasn't the change 10 pay for it, he has
only to tellhis girl that he has about made up
his mind to select another sweetheart. and he
Il, in bot wafer directly. - Eeaa asN 'gt
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-05

rrlf our Maker thought il wrong for AdsR
20 live single when there was not o woman
on earth, how cTiminalIy guilty ore ole bach.
elors, with the world full ofpretty girls. Let
yOung,men think Of this. ! -
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-05

T blight is on soeiety-bauenness and
desolation reign-pover,y, disease and des,h
bear sway--pride, impudence, luxury and
meanness exist chiefly because the great doc.
trine of Immortality is practically unrecognis
zed -
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-05

I! fPThe hoy who undertook 10 ride horse
radissi,is now practising on saddle Of mutton,
without stirrnps. 1Jiz FsCi = r2aro9AuJ 90
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-05
Ghlf. DellllIpIIlflrlat. d llt

psblishsd every Thursday inornin {, in the
sOn Immediately over the Post efice, Main
AIesL Eaton, Ohio, at the following rates:
u SO per s1aum, in advance. .ss-G ,',,sr
% 90, if not psid wiihinthe year, and
% 90 sfter the year has expired. ,i7n. 90,
W-These rateswill be rigidly enforced. .aE,
No paper discontinued until all urtesroge
ere paid, ualessat the option OF. the publisher
4 iig1-Ali Recommendations addressed tothe Ed.
.ofmast BE- sent fee Of postage 10 insure at
ynSpAsd ngTis ssf amy ? " .s-t3 73 .g5s
ETNo communication inserted, unless 40
sompahisd By irresponsible nuase.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-05

u Self conceit and ignorance are twfn
brotheis; the empty head is usually the noisi.
est for it depends on that for making known
its existence. ...- ,...,r. ., -,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-05

TThe Scotch papers make the following
announcement: iDied OF Abbo,sford, on the
7th instant, in b is s5th year, Peter Mathieson
the old and faithful servant of Sir Walter
Scott, and for nearly thirty years his coach.
mas, . eH
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-05

GJsItn, contrary 10 iron, are to be wfoueh,
upon when they are hoti and are for more
.tractsble in cold BLOOD ..As.l,, fsS r~..'
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-05

n GTssN ANA can, door speak, " ''Certain-
" mo-. my loye,1 ."1,heRs why'd you tell
Anna,,hi motnipg, 10, answer The dooTiYa 'tlt
b tine foFsych p 90 10 seheolb deaI..bs . a2s
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-05

Who can tell The valne Off smilei II cost
the giver nothing, but is beyond price 10 Tie
e.ring and repentiUgl the sad and the cherries
The lost aud lorSaken. ,.,-'t...... -g, ,.. .,s..
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-05

Gj'A mountein is made UP Of atoms, and
friendship OF little matters. and, ifthe atoms
hold not together, The mountain 10 crumbieS
into dust. - tNNltt : 10 F.sr='r j.. q
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-05

II There are very few people who esli
themselves ourfriendS, but whaasmile more
sweetly upon us in the day Of prosperity thsn
in the day Of adversely. ''' ~'H
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-05

GTThe newly elected Democratic Mayor
Of Detroit, ,.Henry Ledyaid, is a son-in-la W Of
General Gass.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-04-05

U Good qualities, like great abilities.
are inoon1plcnentible and itcoRstivsba
such as ave deprived Of hen.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-01

~ n1eee Hsssas 0nseses - Assels
AwsesieR esldeas srSnieps fron ~ travel:
NJ rublie, an 90 rxpeeiere~ 81 the cons-s
fosssssd isuufisss se husss d slDess' ahtia6-
nsn, - veil k...,v ho~ =. di~ptnse, il snre.
te.absks IN y ~ .ass u vzsane~s psssss OF
Messss. Floyd q French. We think q. ,,
have 'srnri, ard crrrtinsy thry Practice
whnt had teepms 100 generally ei'ncrded 10
bsa .fps' art smonc keep Is NJ First class
housss s, c,,arts- y 10 eyefs nIrs- W arc uss
rprpyiscd 10 learn the briggs House Is soon
10 be enlarged. 10 meet nurr f.'lss The II,
ouire.nsnss ,f5iss Lnsior<-. + will lie. with
the = s,,s,~.si addition, 8 St cirss IN sias. ~
i, Il nsIr first class in all nthcr RESP. cts.
= Hs,sa,. cent I. ont tvs aftlree occasions.
enjoyed she hospitality ofthe Briggs House,
se car full, endorse the above from tho
Chicago Journal.
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CO.Pnrtnership Notice.

CO.Partnership Notice.
TINE C Partnership heretofore existing between
4 8. L. BuRN'r and ALLEN HENDRlcks is this
day diss lived b. mutual consent. All acc UNITS
against the late firm of S. L. BURNAP Co.. will he
settled by 8. L. BuRNAp who is horzcd to collect
all notes and accounts due said firm.
8. L. BURNAP,
s...szs5,s =.ss.t. ALLEN HENDRICKS.
Burling on, July 10th, '55.
In retiring from the late firm beg leave to ex
press my thanks for the very liberal patronage b.
slowed on me and our late firm and would respectful
II ask continuance of the TO my late partner
and successor, ALLEN HENDRICKS. The books and
pnrers belongn to the late firm will be found ut the
old stand until the first Of August and after that date
at the Brick Warehouse of Ogden Copp on Water
street, where shall b happy to all my friends
who desire 10 settle their accounts.
Respectfully, 5. L. BURNAP.
July 23d, IS. lGasettc Copy.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-01

A drover in Albany few days since pas
sing down Lydius street with drove Of cat
tie, was astonished by seeing stout Irish
woman seise one Of his calves and run down
an alley. After some search the captive and
captnr was discovered in q house under n bed.
The property was restored to tbs owner
and the thief handed into custody.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-01
Tn PrintArs.

...s ..-. variety Of Presses, Types: stands,
W.. 'Cbuss, stones, &C.. DC, which we are
~ 1, IN Il low priccs. We hAvs large a.
saID .., a second hand Typcs, embracing Burgcois,
sN'e Winiou. Nonparici and . variety Il JOB
hs ~. "a vcoi Type, Cuts, Brass and Metal Rule,
49, r,tr,srs 10 want Of any Of these articles will
-. .ssly sdyau,a age 70 cal on us
eaM. lass DUSHAM d BROWN,
fssS' f,a,oe Daily Hnwk-Eye 4 Telegraph.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-01

The New York Times learns by private let
tiers from its Paris correspondent, that the
wife and Youngest daughter Of Buchanan
Read, the American Artist and Poet, died Of
cholera, in Florence, during the early part Of
the present month.
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por aettieunent.

.s s,.,t. ana Accounts Of the Burlington
~ s,snh Printing Company" intending &C
I Svb.criptioas. Advertisements, and job.
sss n. IL hands Of Mr. Mcfprl for settlement,
~ ~ v Sn.nd At the once Of the "Daily Hawk
ysass ~, -rarh, corner Of Main and Jcarrson ITS
fa - JOHN o. FO01E,
sf~an Actuary.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-01
new Booze. New Books I!

A large and heavy stock Of rfw and valuable Looks
Il just from the publishc's. A stock procured on
saeh isrms as to enasss the subscriber 10 compete
nit1Nny huuse in the West, The attention Of the
trade Il particularly called to the FRS assortment Of
StatipneH and Scioci Books the subscriber has now
for sale. Unusual pains has been taken to rtnaer
his miscellaneous s.eck equal to fiat OF any hoase
wct Of the Alleganies. and it is 20 pronounccd by
All ~hn harsinsFected it. j. &. cGRsE,
iuiY afltS 500 ~. - e-E -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-01

St. Orson Hyde the Mormon elder and the
proprietor of several Salt Lake seraglios. is
a. present in ST. Louis. The object Of his
visit, it is said, is to make additions to his
harem in the persons of ten wives, now in
that city. whom be Will take measures to
TRANSATLANTIC Sal. Lake City.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-01

iaA MAiIs.-As We often before have
@s'e "a our subscribers, our papers, Daily
~ Weekly, are mailed regularly and
.ss s'a''y Our Weekly paper is printed
''s a''lsd uniformly on Tuesday,
lsss, H.. LISroS, July 26th,l
Ia II, 80, according 10 promise write TO you 70
~ Y,,ss shst there was no weekly Hawk eve
ta .,ssY 'sfo eamo 10 this ,fice the week before
tsnss ore dated, June 9Th IS. which was let-
q -. 'f weeks coming twenty miles distance
Rastsss.' aoed enaie in four hours. Last weeks
uh, ~ aad Telegraph did no. yet here till Sat
4 i,xsSsnd Of course we did not get it till
n a,s,.nnE There is two nun! ers 81 your pa
i,h.. !. mn hee since the is, Of May, believe
WI ma "a the Psstmaster at Burlington, if he
nsNroa.ae s papers right they would certainly
= !, R ,sa sas came day they are pu, in tho Post
O ns,,s. Y, You will pay se,nc attention 10
In =. aud LEI rs Ind out where The fsuit lies.
papes one thousand miles ems. If this. far
1'Ai'! than Sc, ono fl,m Burlington.
Yours Sc.,
DAVID DARLINGTON.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-01
House, Sign and Ornamental Painting.
W w BOWMAN

w. w. BOWMAN,
DESPEcTFTLLY inform. The public that he is
II now ready to do, On short notice, all kinds Of
House. Sign and Ornamental Painting. in all its
prsnches in the latest styls.
spp,rior hammer All work done With neatrees ard
without delay. Please give me a call.
shon. Jehersos street, north eide. between
Main And Third. ". w. Bows.s
Burlington, july ybp
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New York. ia. q,

4
AT Yesterdays session Of The hncric'n'
Protestant Association in National Cenyen-
ton, the proposition was introduced 10
strike from the constitution tbs worl,s simply
aProiestant Association. Intense excite
ment followed, and the movers were threat
eped with toss out Of the window. The
chairman finally declared tho motion out Of
order and the matter dropped.
The Grand Encampment of the A. z. A..
also met Yesterday in the city, and after the
choice Of officers adjourned to mectiu Gin
oinnati in june, 1856.
The steamship Arago sailed at noon to-day
for Havre with $250, 900 and 10 passengers.
Among her passengers are Mrs. Commodore
Breese, Mrs. Capt. McGruder and Mr.. Rhett
Of South Carolina.
The correspondent of the Herald writing
from Grenada, states that among the dead
of Walkers expedition were recognized the
bodies of Jules De Brissot and Capt. Horns
by, who were both recently attaches of the
American Legation in Central America.
BAL1lHoRs, July 26.
Three new cases of yellow fever and two
deaths are reported at Portsmouth, Va.
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Mnsici Music!

Music Music!
|tALL at the Iowa Music Store, il you want y good
y selection of any kind Of music, from first rate
Piano down to q capital good Jewsharp. THIS is the
place to buy Singing Books for Choirs Singing Sch OILS
Glec Clubs, DC. -.s
V,olins Guitars, Flutes Pifss Barjos, Ia nborincs,
Flutinas Aceordeons Brsss Instruments, Drums, and
ether things eoo to mention. can be pro-
cured at ali times at this, the only Music Stor, in this
vicinity. [july 81 K. LANE.
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BY Express.

BY EXpTo8s.
r. Do1. Misses assorted Soft Straw Hats;
U 3 doz &c &c Fine g. Boomers;
5 '' mems Fine Summer Hats;
lust received and FOR sale At greatly reduced prices by
KIMBALL 4 co.
june 80, ,s5. (G.sette copy.)
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-01

.sF 1t is proposed to ru'ablisl, in Boston
club of the graduates of Harvard College,
with club room, supplied with all he pe. !.
riodicals and newspapers Of The day, and
when With other conyenicnces calculated 10
make an agreeable place of sojourn.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-01

Wa0CoQ
0NE thousand bushels Of Ashes, for which will
Soap Any person having the game will please let
me know at the Neat Store, corner of Washington
and Water streets, North Of the Burlington House.
july 26, '55-tf. r. W. PATTERSON.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-01

IOWA MUSIC STORE.
East side of Barret House Building,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
RUFUS LANE, Proprietor.
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Pictures! Pictures!
A LARGE lot Of splendid ones just received from
n Boston, atthe Iowa Music Store. We will sell
them at Eastern prices. 4. LAM.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-01

ssNn,r br Saint ps,l the wor!. :"es !tarcly on,
Til. i..4,. gaii ~, aciiun'
AM FIFLI,s .pan,is Ivy respect lily Informing
"A the # iirli,, c.tn n,i,i III -undlI' coun-
try, that .,- ia Ju,, received a r;' assortment OF
plain aid funcy
nj his r.,,,< corner of 81 and Jefferson streets, oppo
site The l;urrct Iouse, whery nti tvse wishing in
an correct Likeness 1T themselves frieus will DO
wellto give him a call.
Pictures taken for the Low! price "f 81 ~ 10 $40
apiece Satisfaction given or no argos made.
Stock for sale at very low prices appar tus tur-
nished. ;f1% A II orders promptly attended To-
june 4. 1855 WIN. FIELDS.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-01
DAVID DARLINGTON.

9 .ADsruRrs IN CALirogNIA,-The
:. - : rascisco correspondent of the Lon.
=. ilme writes as follows as to the revo.
a u tie trade Of this State:
a s,.Eas, barley and -four are now chcape,
Es,raa. s''nc,seo than in Chill, New York, o,
d. s,na o': From the present appearance Of
L AVE- u Is expected that this country Will
hsl.." aes, year to export largely in whea,
l,sd "a saV hour to the Atlantic States, Enr.
is,, AL AZ australia, or to any foreign MAJ
nh, u rs can take its surplus produce even
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-01

Sheet Music.
A LOT of new and excellent pieces inst received.
IA New supplies arc received every week or two at
the Iowa Music store. July X. LANE.
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pionna

A T Eastern prices, and warranted, can always be
II obtained at the "1owa Music Store" No char
ges made for freight expenses. LANE.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-01

Seraphines and Melodeons.
nF the hest Quality can always be obtained at the
u Iowa Music Store. lot of new ones are on the
way TO be bore in q few days. X. LANE.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-01
Sheet Music.

(IANE at tho Iowa Music Store, for I'D and young.
~ C,ne und buy one ere they are sill gone New
ones jus, received [july 81 Il. LANE.
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Ink! Ink!
A LARGE supply ut the Iowa Music Store, which
"A we will sell at cost MS We arc about closing od 81
our articles of Stationery Come one and all if you
wish TO save your dimes. n LANE
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Paras0ls.
Just received and for sale cheap, at the Iowa niu-
Il sic StoIe inlY g. T. LANE. Z
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Paper Hangings, Borders, Fire Board
Patterns, &c. W
Fer sale Whole.a,. and Hekaff ~ sF4
Fof cate Wholesa.e and Rel
JOHN T.. sl.puSR

JOHN 4. GUNS e. y aEEsi2j -
Country Merchants snppi;sd al Lcre-s Hsfes
THE Subscriber would respectfully beg leave to a.
fer his stack to the inspection Of the rnB;c, be-
iissing, as he does, thai he can compete with any
house In the West. He has now on hand . bearic,
stock ihan has been received in the State, and
his stock Of imported gilt ard satin aprs can but
please tue most fastdious. Window papers SCREENS
for man,le, centre pieces for ceiling, &C. BE- II fro
Jefferson street. SO. tee 8 q isl5is Tirtns &.
Percussion Caps. SAG
/ ON BOXES G. D!cap, fog rsiehy
eSOO may IS. J. u. GE Al; s co.
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Looking Glasses. :,
A FRESH supply, Just received al the "lowa Mn
II sic Store" Cali and see (for) yoarse
;pfv 4 4. LANE.
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MARKETS.

MARKETS.
Y BcnLiseTos, Jul, 81.
Ftar--s6 5n(a{7 20.
VII st--75c{gsl GO.
e. rn---t g..
Oat<-3Uc.
Butter-lS.
Egss-Sc.
Lard--bL!s si kegs 10.
Flaxsxd-$t on.
Ham, 81 g t0c.
Shoulders, a q Z.
H,dcs-gretn, &c.
Dry.ac.
Bceswax--.0c.
CH.cAGo. July c2.
VII at--winter 81 80 q L 30.
spring 81 ~ q Is.
Rye---70 (gSac, nominal
Barcy-SVc g S..
Corn-7lGG7Sc.
Oate-46c.
Beans-sl 5et@sl75.
Potatoes-st 90
Seeds-Flnxaecd 81 81.
Lard-9@lO.
Hams--s "a lOc.
Shaulders-.1@ &C.
Buttcr-t3@l3r.
Hides-Dry l,Gtlsc.
do Green, 5aap,c.
Fegs-l3c.
Flour-$6 25lts Is.
pork--Sls ooIi. $50.
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THE PROCESSION

into town will be formed by THE TROUPE or
PEDESTRIANS, xulcri,ly mounted on their ga,ly de-
eora,rd stecds, pteecdcd BY full MILITARY RAND
driven through the principal streets in nm appropriate
WARRIORS, in their native costume mounted on their
Huaiins Horses, and uastcay decorated aud cnrari-
this Anmais to the Mammoth Pavilion erected for the
Exhibitions. 70 itst#
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North Western Pathological Convention

&c e y
rIIE next Annual Meeting Of this Association will
l be held at BURLINGTON, IOWA, commencing
on the last Tuesday 1.-THE 25th) of September, 1855,
Ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and continuing Four days.
Then "come one, com. all" interested in
FRUITS AND FRUIT TREES.
Communications solicited on any and all bran: hes
Of Horticulture, which together with any boxes Of
srecimens, may be directed to the N w. Pomoogical
Con, cntion, care Of e. E. Gay, Burlington, Iowa.
Editors friendly to the cause respectful re-
oussted 70 notice, Per order.
- FIX PHOENIX, Cor. Scc'y.
Local Committee of Arrangements.
Messr.. Abner Leonard, Greenleaf Nealley, Henry
Avery.
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Homeopathic Pharmacy.

Homeopathic Pharmacy.
81 Losoiie street, Chicago, Illinois.
rass, for physicians and families filled or untitled,
u Tnctures, triurations, sugar of milk, Globules,
distilled water Arnica plaster Homeopathic ch Co
late tc, &c can be had at the this establishment at
Ne,r Fork prices. Also ]
Homeopathic Books.
Orders sent ty mail will be filled Is favorably
Is when brought in person: every article sent
from this Pharmacy being warranted and fur
nishedat fixed price.
Terins-Cash Of short time with city reference.
Orders should be addressed to DR.. Shipman, "a La
sale st. Jul! % ly.
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F ~ Umbrellas,
NEW supply received and plenty more coming
In Call for shade ere il aims. X. LANE .
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IL persons are hereby cautioned against harbor-
~ ing or trusting William A. Woodward (ny SOM
my account, either With or oifhosf an order rs
shall pay no debts Of his contracting.
July % St. WV. L. WOoO" ARD.