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III hereby will and bequeath to my be-
loved wife Bridget, all my property, without
half of the remainder; and to Dennis, my
il may 60 to Terence Mccarthy"
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Book Notices.

SAM Sticks NATURE AND HUMAN
NATURE, from the Book establishment Of
D. B. Cook & Co. Chicago. This is an
other of the series of unique and en-
tertaining works from the ready pen of
Judge Halberton, of Novia Scotia, under
the nom de plume Of Sam Slick the clock
maker, which have, during the last ten
years, been so universally read. There is
avein of sly humor running through all
the clock-makers writings, with here and
there touch of sentiment and human ma
ture, and plentiful sprinkling Of the Poor
Richard kind of worldly wisdom.
The MAY FLOWER, by Harriet Beech
er Stow.-From D. B. Cook & Co. Chica-
go. This is collection of entertaining
stories Of New England, written and pub
lished, during the last twenty years, in the
periodicals of the day, and now collected
into volume. We recognize, among the
number, some that excited our admiration
and gave us great pleasure in the perusal,
years ago, when our love of fiction was
somewhat stronger than at present
DICTIONARY OF SHAKEsPEARIAN Quo
TATIoNs.-From j. L Corse.-This is a
beautifully printed handsomely bound vol
umc of quotations from the great dramatic
poet, arranged in alphabetical order To
the speaker or writer, whose memory is
not to be trusted in quotation, it will be
found very useful.
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LAND AGENCY OFFICE.
BROWN & LAHEE, Burlington, Iowa.
AVE a complete abstra It Of tn title to every
II lot and pi, &C Of land in this city and county,
and will give examinations at as.nnble rates. bny
and sell Real Estate On Commission, rent property in
this vicinity and pay the taxes thereon Sc.
We will give prompt attention to The collection OF
debts; drawing aud acknowledging deeds aud other
writings rnd any other law business that may be
entrusted to NJ. june %, l855-bpy
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Nsw Orlesns. July 3.
The utcsnes Pronrtheus has arrived with
Calieornia dates 10 the l6lh.
Mining news reported favorable aad ship
m~nfs Of specie large.
The Iaw prohib sing I ,mbling had bssa
vcry generally observed. Tire towH sf An
burn Fad been destrsyed by ere.
At Piacerville and several other towns the
Know EetLings hal been successful.
Adsices from the Is,hmus state that Col
oncl Walker had arrived ct Nicaragua and
taken the town Of Reyes. Great excitement
prevailed there.
Nzw YoaK, July I.
We heva dates from Matanxas to June
29lh. The health OF that place was very
good, md the weather fine, with prospects
Of growing crops favorable.
Sugar and molasses scarce, and held at
high rates. Business generally dull.
A further hearing vas had this forenoon
before Judge Birdsall in the case Of Smith,
charged with selling liquor contrary TO the
Prohibitorv Law. The points decided were
that the 5th section, msking the sale Of liquor
misdemeanor, is constitutional, and that
the Law does not reach imported Liquors
The proof that the liquor is domestic lies
with the government.
KANSAS LEGISLATURE.
INpEPENpkScH, July
The Kansas Legislature met on the 81 inst.
Thomas johnson. of the Methodist Mission,
was elected President Of the Council and
Richard r. Reese, President pro tenn; j. A..
Holderman was elected Secretary, MIR. Clio.
yer Asst Sec'y; Dr.. j. S. Stringfeilow Spea.
kor Of the House. Mr.. Lille Clerk, and Mr..
Morton, Asst Clerk. All the members were
admitted to their seats with the certificate of
the Governor. The contested elections will
be tried next week. The Legislature vii. ad-
journ to the Methodist Mission to-day.
CLEVELAND, July Z.
The propeller J. w. Brooks, hence for Og-
densburg blew up near Ashtabula YESTERDAY.
Two eng nee were fatally scaled; two Of the
deck hands jumps overheard aud were drown
ed. No Passengers injured.
- FROM THE PLAINS.
- ST. LOUIS, July7.
Perry {, Co. arrived from SILT Lake. Col.
Grayson arrived on The Sd inst. from Fort Union
He reports the Indians entirely quiet.
New ORLEANS, July 6.
The K. N. Council of Louisiana have repu-
dated the Catholic test.
NEw YoRL, Ju'y7.
The mortality for this week in this city Is
5i7 being an increase of 2O6 over last week.
CoNcoRp, N. Fl. July Z.
TIE Liquor b II was passed by the House yes
terday by vote of 2l3 to 50.
Resolutions were also passed declarin. il the
duty of Congress to prohib slavery in the Ter
ri'or,es; regulating the inte ference with the
Missouri Compromiss; demanding its restora-
ton and asserting non submission l. The intro.
duction Of slavery into Kansas and determi-
.na'ion to use all constitutional eff rts TO prevent
further aggression Of the slave power.
B.LrrrorE June 7.
Rio Graade dates 10 she 23i, confirm the re-
ported successes OF the revoluti nsts. The
.Shole Mexican frontier. with the exception OF
three towns, was in their possession. A large
number Of American, are among the reyolu-
tionists.
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Important to the Legal Profession
D. y. CUlKE l. Co.. 1886 Lake street, Chicago,
Have in press and will speedily publish, Law Book
which will prove valuable acquisition to every
member Of the Bur
Entitled "A Practical Treatise on the power to
sell land for the non Of taxes assessed there
on embracing the decisions uf the Federal c, urls,
and Of every State in the Union, by
RoBRRr S. BLACKWELL. of the Illinois Bar.
*x* The work will contain almost SUI pages and
will be got up in style unequaicd by any law book
ever before issued.
HrEarly orders solicited from members Of the Bar
Address u. 3. COOKE l. Co.,
iune 49, SO 1855 Lake st. Chicago.
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Inc Iron HorSe!!
rTJIsNAfsn AMI InWA ITNfTE0ff

CliICaOU AND lUWA UNI1EO--!
N b. COOKE 4 Co.. Wholesale Book Sellers, l55
~. Lake street, Chicago, have made y contract
with all the Iron Horses to carry goods into Iowa
ia doYble quick time. AMI IN pestect safety.
TINS HAwK-EYE MAN win tell yen that on h's
recent trip city ie perfectly sstonish At
the piles VI Books Cards aud Stationery he saw at
our house. He could only exclaini, "rTod'gtous,
aPredigieus!"
En- " hen YOU come this way call in and see us.
u. Is. COOKE L Co., 1876 Lake st.
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49,
Noiies "a M aocihstdus ef ths kSsissgsoss
and Mssosr Eisv Railrsad Csmpamy.
6lN The ii,h day u My issas- IL eossd II d.
~ resoss u ssid comrssy psased ~ tSljovias
order. .xs.s
.Ths boSrd 81 DissssoFs hssshg sed hat I'll ssas
nov due md hseone dec spa, cab Npsioas . IL
sIosk e The Company Be iamsSiatrsy e1lcete1: y.
s6sc thH object the PrssidSnt vi the csnspspy, -
The executive Cemmitsss ale hessa3 astttrfssA u
employ .uch pcrson or peSssns - " " they uAl
deem proper 10 forthsiih proesed ard c,ii.ct surk
liabilities is, be t'sre.hy. Iosr wh,s. the tAi..
stock h,,lder cannot pay eyoa denand Of TO ssvps
Of the company. said agept d hcrehy sr,lsrira 10
receive prcmissory note bea hi ls:setf irtsr.
est payable In nnt exceeding fixtJ iars NH yrs -.
.ibl. security in iisuidaton 81 :hc ram duc. sksa
when paid sllal entitle the beAs.i 10 cs.dii sra
stick subscription. psn fsil.Sr = ray OF s,ours
as afores,id Il 81 all Is tbs tIuiy u :he sgen; -
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VII, so Jul, Il shalt b, 10 take llin ditto st.is 10
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undss ~ -h,rc ur.et ~ rho koerl rrssyf aStn's
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company IRE about TO ienew wpsk On the Il. ~ ard
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June 20 bp4w. Pres. Of the \ \ ~. r.. n n. co.
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Do you want to rid your closets and pan
tries Of those insidious pests-the small ants?
Get sponge,-the larger the better-wash it
we'll, press it dry, lay it on the shelf where
the insects oftenest congregate, sprinkle some
fine white sugar upon it then drop it into lot
water two or three times day. By follow
ing these directions you'll scald the little
busy bodies BY thousands.
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"C.EsAR AUGUSTUS, surnamcd DopcE,
Gen. PIERcEs representative at Madrid,
is to have a military escort through the
disturbed provinces from the frontier to
the capital of the Kingdom, which will
tickle him as deeply as if his honor in-
stead of his personal safety, were consulted
in the arrangement. buff. Com.
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D.B. COOKE Il cos

u. B. COOKE Il cos
Series Of RAIL-RTAD MAPS ure the most novel
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Now reauy ..Great Western X. Il. uu,de, being 4
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Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wis
cousin, kentucky nud Canada.
Gg- The following now form uniform series:
Railway Map Of Ohio; Railway Mp of Illinois.
:. Indiana; Great West'rn K. r. Guide
49, Each Of the above named are nut up in peck
ct form for travellers, card board FOR oce use.
MB~ The above can all be sent per mail
d B. COOEE& Co, l35 Lake st.
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The steamer Colbert was burnt on the
Tennessee river, Monday night of last
week, together with 4s0 bales of cotton.
The steamer Knoxville was also burnt.
with valuable cargo, on the same river on
Tuesday night.
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The following prescrE ton, invented At
New York, where the disease prevails very
extensively, is said tob be an infallible cure
for the s.prohib,tory fever" A number of
cases have been reported here soce the LIST,
md the sufferers will doubtless be glad to
learn of specific remedy for that fearful dis
ease:
Spiritus VIM Gallici, f, OK. il.
Spiritus Amygdali Persica, q. dr.. s..
Spiritus Sacchari Ofcinarum, e. dr.. ].
Sacchari abb Puri, cochi. maxim.
Menthae Virdis foliarum manipul minimum.
N. B. Cum agitatoine violenta, trusts gla-
cies ct aqu@ ruran q.s. additis. To be ta.
ken, pro re mantle.
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MARKETS.
BURLINGTON, July 10.
Flour-ss 25@ss 90.
Wheat-Sprng 81 0u@l oS
Winter. | lnG$l, Is.
Crn-40c. ELL. -.
OatS-30c.
Butter-l2c.
Egg.
Lard-bbls 81; kegs7.
Flaxseed-$l 90.
Bacon, Shoulders, sides aud hams, around sc.
Hldes-Grccn, &C.
Dry. &c.
Beeswax-22o
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5. An persons who have paid in adj
=. ,rshe Wcesly Hawk-Eye will re-
e.. ,be present enlarged paper without
',a.;,o,l charge; while those who have
I..,ed TO do 20, will be charged at the
~, pcr year from the beginning.
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CHICAGO. July 3.
Winter Whrat-Or Ordinary. 81 3OGg 81 IS. rr'me
81 s99si 81. Extra SO @ 81. But little o1tr-
ing.
Spring Wheat--cy,nmon 81 2O@l IS. Milling 81
30@l IS. Ready .nle.
Ryc-9Oc "a 81 %. nominal.
Barley-75c g. 9a.
Corn-75@77c.; good enquiry.
Oats-49r.; moro buyers than oats
Bcans-Sl 50 9 Sl75.
Potatoes-Sl Is
Seeds-Flaxseed 81 81. ..
Lard-96l0.
Hams-S "a l0c.
Shoulders-:3@
Buttcr-t3@l4c.
Hides-Dry 1l@l2c.
do Green, 5@ic.
Tggs-15c.
F!onr-$6 7a69 90.
Pork--Sl7 500 $40.
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I.Mr. TnoRINGroa. one of th,


uoo. JAMES TnoRISdros, one Of the
o..,..epta,iyes in the late National K. N.
=, r.s,ea,iou at Philadelphia, seeded from
-, body, and subscribed to the platform
81. minority adopted at the meeting
.,,s. GirarJ House. In the last Daven'
:. Gazette, Mr.. Thorington comes out
..,l, 70 certain abusive articles in the
y..a., and avows his determination, un-
n circumstances, to oppose the extern
:, 4 slavery. And while he thus oppo-
!. i. extension over free territory, he is
..,.ed 10 disturbing it where it constitu-
.;a,l,v exists. 81 shall never favor perse-
.,,;.n for the sake of religious opinions,
!, lrh. to worship God according to the
G,,,,es Of ones conscience is higher law
d,.true with me, aud | consider it invio-
II, ..d happily guarded by the constitu-
dan Of the United States" The following
!, The principles addressed by the minor
i, to tho people Of the United States, and
absorbed by Mr.. Thorirgton and his CO.
.dgutors. -.
r,,, The unconditional restoration Of
Az, ,;ms.hooored compromise known az the
sG..a.,; nrphibition. which was destroyed in
~, disregard Of the popular will wrong
~ i,r., Of me can pnllinte and no plea for
h. continuance can justify; and that we will
me al Constitutional means to MAINTAIN the
no,itiye guarantee Of this compact until the
abi.ct for which It was enacted has been con-
..mmated by tho admission Of Kansas and
Nebraska into the Union rs free States.
Xseoad. That the rights Of settlers in Ter
n,orie. 10 the free and undisturbed exercise
dthe Elective Franchise guaranteed to them
), ,be laws under which they are organized
,Goud be rrompsly protected by the Nation
!, Executive, wherever violated or threaten
d. and that we cannot consistently net with
,ho,e who will not did US in the correction of
those national wrongs, and will not even per-
nj, their fuir consideration and discussion.
Third. We further declare our continued
400 unui'efap'o oeteTHiHSt'o" " usc al uoH-
cradle efforts to secure such q modification of
Ii. naturalization laws, nidrd by such an ell
ovation Of public ssn'im" n, us shall guarantee
the three vital principles Of Republican
Government, spiritual freedom, a free Bible
and FIRE schools, thereby promoting the great
work Of Americanizing America.
Fourth. That we invoke the arm Of legis-
lstion to arrest that growing evil, the deport-
alton, BY foreign authorities, of paupcrs and
soovicts to our shores; and that rs our Ma
ton constitution requires the Chief Execu-
tive Of our country to be of native birth, we
deem il equally necessary and important that
our Diplomatic representatives abroad should
aapssess no foreign -rciudices to bias their
.iadgant; or to influence their official action
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Five generals recently sentenced to death
in St. Domingo for conspiracy, were pardon
cd just as the soldiers prepared to execute the
sentence. Francisco Ruiz, one of them, rose
from his knees an idiot, his nervous system
having given way under the horror of the
moment. One of his daughters had previ-
ou>ly lost her reason upon learning that he
had been condemn / to death.
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Steamboat Disasters on the Western
ss9a Waters.

AND STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY.
I'M undersigned have now in course Ut pre- para
i ton, n new "Stcamboat Directory, which will
be issued in October .xt. The book will contain
over two hundred pages, illustrated in the best style
and neatly bound in durable manner II will b.
Of the most interesting books ever published and
and will DO o book that will be interesting to al
classes Of people. rbe .'Stsamboat Directory" will
,ontain complete list and description Of all the
s earnboats foat ON the Western and Southern va.
ters. The length model. rower and tonnage of each
boat where and by whom built, the name Of the boat
witL the trade she is in. Also, the names Of Cap
tuins aid ofscers, her agt, &C., &c. The Directory
will contain a History Of Steamboats, and Steam.
boating on the Western ,Faiers, since the invention
of stcam also sketch Of the frst beat built for the
Ohio River, with tho nsme Of the builder, comman-
der and owner. .-.... t.- ,..s.s .s.. ..-- .-..-
scription all the "Steamboat Disastcrs' that hav-
occurred the western and southern winters, beau
tiuily ILLUSTRATED with list Of those who have per-
ished by their burning, sinking and exploding. on
the W, stern and southern waters, since 1901. The
Directory will contain Maps of the Ohio, Mississippi
Missouri, Illinois, Arkansas. White, Red, Ouachta,
Yazoo. ard other rivers, with tho Towns and Cities,
lnid down. with correct distances; also many other
River vnd Commercial items Of interest to the people
at large. The book will contain the cards of various
us. Mail Boats with the trade they in &C., &c.
The Directory will also contain complete list of all
the responsible Steamboat Lccnsed Officers, their
places Of residence, d., &c, the Steamboat NV,
its requirements, and all the important U. 5. Su-
preme Steamboat Discussions up to date. ihe Rates
and important Commercial Privileges, Bills Of Lad
ing. important Decisions Of u. s. Courts in regard to
Freights lost and Damaged TO-, &c., With mnny 9th.
er things of interest. .l.s t..- ..-..
The Directory will be illustrated in the best style
and print in the best The author has for
six years been gathering together all tbe facts and
items in regard to tho numerous steamboat disasters
on the western and uthern waters md now intends
publishing them in book FORM The price Of the
work will be put Mt the low sum of Ono Dollar. Ten
thousand copies will be issued fol- the boatmcn; all
others desious of subscribing will have to do SO at
once, as will be printed unless ordered in nd
vance. BY RENTING one dollar to J. T. LLOYD &
CO., You will receive copy Of the above work. Tho
work will be issued in October. Agents Mt New Or
leans. Memphis, st Louis. Louisville, Pittsburgh,
Wheeling and Cincinnati, will wait upon the scaIn-
boat commanders.
All letters should be nddres ed to ... r. ...+ Il
JAS. 7. LLOYD co.,
june %, '55-wtf Cincinnati Ohio.
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J. F. TALLANT,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Drugs, Dyes, Dye Woods, Perfumerv.
Brushes. Paints. Oils. Window Glass.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Drugs, Dyes, Dye-Woods, Perfumery,
Brushes, Paints, Oils, Window Glass,
c,asspare, Ameriean and Foreign Caemieal, &C.. &c.
n. E. CORNER MAIN 1 JEFFERSON SITS,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
lJAvING permanently removed to the above>A
III location. one of the NEST commodous aud VI
elegant establishments in the West. the snbecri q
bsr invites the attention of his old friends and custo-
mers and tho public generally, hi, large and va
red steck of gods in his line which will be sold at
very low rates. He has on hanl
TOO ounces Quinine, war | cask Bi. Carb Soda
rantcd pure S casks Flo. Sulphur
leases Tar.alic Acid, do Roll do
IS lbs Chlerefcrnl do Epson Salts
go do Peruvian Bark do Sal Soda
100 do African Cayenne do Camphar
so gross disqualification gross assorted Essen
Bulls Townsend, Sands, ces, Patent Medicines,
Grafenhurgs. &c. DC.
PAINTS. DYE-wnODs, 4e.. &c.
2e9 kegs white lead f2s bbls lnsecd oil
casks vanish. coach. Is do Tanners do
furniture, leather nc ITO do sperm do
5casEs spts turpentire, do lard do
SEQ i.s rcd lead do Vrnitian Rid
1000 {. black do S do Camwood
scasks lampbiack 10 do Madder
5 do Alum % do Spanish whiting
3 do Mic wood 5 do copperas
20 cages ext l.swcod DO yell v ochre
Scot Spanish h''at indisol do Spanish brown
500 boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes,
Warranted inpsrfces order.
Gallon gall quart and pint jars and bottles, Bird
Fountains Glass Lamp. various patterns and sisss,
BREAST tubes, Limp chirnneys and globes. Nipple
shells. sucking bottiee, 10.
- Sole Agency fer the New York canson Tea
Company Suresior and warranted TEAS, . fresh
assortment alxsyt,n hand. Jnly y.
NEIL snish's Tsaysas asre.d, ja.s reed .
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STOVES! STOVES!!

81 OVEO! SIUVEN!! ~
Old Fogies nowhere, and Young America in the
ascenlency !! ... .s.- ~
THE largest stock Of Cook, Parlor and Box Stoves
L. ever shipped to Burlington. Among which ma
be found the unrivaled Uncle Toms Cabin, Air Tight
Cook Stoves fol burning wood or coal. -
Also, the Meteor Air Tight, best wood stove in the
world, New Eaglr. Black Diamond, Clipper, May
Queen, Western World. New World, Climax, Para
gon, Scranton. Davy Crockett, Premiums, old and
new patterns, Elevated Ovens, Green River and La
dies Favo lite.
All Of the above Cook Stoves are warranted to do
good work or sale; they are Of Eastern manufac.
ture, rnd superior castings.
The undersigned are prepared to sell cheaper than
the cheapest. All nsk of the public is to give
call and try us. WHITE. PIERCE & WATERMAN
june % Sign Of big Look, Nam st., Burlington
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Redfeld's recent Publications

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Herbert's Nv. H. Chevaliers Of France.
l2mo. 70
Herbert's Nv. H.) Marmaduke wyvil. l2mo. Is
Bernnrd's Lionskin and Lover Hunt. l2mo ! 90
Paxton's A Stray Yankee in Texas. limo. l rs
Paxton's wonderful Adventures of Capt.
Priest 12mo 49,. l 90
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Pictures! Pictures!
A LARGE ot Of splendid oncs just received from
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them at Eastern prices. z. LANE.
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