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TEMPERANCE

4 Ii. the Members of EXCELSIOR TEMPLE s,yssyy,x.
n OF HONOR, No. l, requested meet SsLUM
at Tenplars Hail. Wcdne sday evening the s5aNS
29h inst, al 61 O'Clock, important business z2SzS8
will be presented which requires prompt action.
BY order OF the ". G. r. foot 2S
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Immense Success !!

EE Over Two Thousand Bottles Of
McLean,s Celebrated STRENGTHENING
Cordial and Hood Purifier
Were sold last week. and the demand every
day.
The great sale that has rapidly sprung up for this
remedy is owing to its intrinsic merits THOUSANDS
of weak feeble and deblltated persons this city have
been made healthy and strong by takinglt.
1t is the best AErERxrrE in the WORLD and the only
remedy that will purify the BLOOD aud the same time
STRENGTHEN and tsviaoRArE the whoie organization
Ii viii etectasy all complains of the LIVER sro-
MACH, BOWELS, such LIVER COMPLAINT, HaApAcHT
BIousNEss, BREATH, DYSPEPSIA, sroxAcH Loss
OF APPErrTE, DISEASES, FaSrSEs WEAKNESS on
DEBILITY any disease of the WOMB KIDNEYS or
and remove yelowness sores from the skin L, is
sure preventative Of YELLOW FEVER cHI1s, asus Axr
rKvxR, CHOLERA, any prevailing epidemic. There is
no mistake about it.
T Every bottle is warranted to give satisfaction
Try IT, Its very pleasant. 1t leaves delightful arc
matte favor in the mouth after taking it.
J.H. MCLEAN. Sole Proprietor Of this Cordla
Also McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment
.sPrinciple depot the corner Of Third and Pir
| sss.,ss Lsais. No. oe.s-1nv
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For Sale !
Splendid Farm for Sale.

TWO DWEfLiSG-as0SSs SEES on the South
I'M, In pleasant l~cations-onc both eau he pur
chased on accommodating terms The houses are new
'"d well hnit [au22l BROWN & LAiEE
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Peoria and Oquawka Railroad.
fsies1.s,7 10 - ~ EsssE-s l..i ssess.sa
ssssySs go So So
EASTERN Il ARENSSsN.

LASEGkSN EARENS&SS.
Open to the Junction with the 4. G. X
)E0RIA and st. Louis in Railroad connection. The
shortest and only reliable to Bloomington De-
catur Springfield, Alton, ST. Louis, Cairo, South.
ern Illinois, Also, Cincinnati and the valley of the
OHIO river. Passengers by taking this Teri
Haute and Indianapolis, save So miles in going Gin
cnnati.
Time between Peoria and St. Louis only twelve hours
On and after September 10TH ln56, tn trains Of the
above road will leave Peoria daily tSGudays excepted
as follows:
Leave Peoria (S Louis tran) 1i5 p. M, arriving at
Illinois Central, 343 p. III.
" T. M, arriving at Ill. Central rs, D. m.
- Ill. Cen. Junc'n 10 H. arriving ut Peoria ~ III.
" " - 3 p. ~, tSt. Louis train,l arriving
at Peoria II, p. IN.
Through tickets to all the above places, including
Wheeling, Baltimore, Philadelphia, ETC., be procure
at the office.
Passengers requested to procure tickets before
king seats i'll the
Trains leave east end of Bridge. Omnibuses will be in
attendance the convey passengers any
OF the city w. Ii. CRuGER, sup, rntendent.
Peoria, Sept. 4, 1856. scGbptf
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WHITES SOCIAL ASSEWHFYS-A
w Of Assemblies win be given in the new Hall
OF Green Thomas d Co.. tile first OF which will come Oh
on FRIDAY evening October 81. and contIune every
Friday evening until further notice. All lovers of $50
cial Dance respectfully invited
Music by TORY l. Whites fall Band pieces Dane.
ing from 5 L. tickets 81. L.epsotfi & L. WHITE
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Lowell Mas.

Lowell, Mass, Oct 81.
"hipple's Powder drying house in this city
was blown up Yesterday P. NJ, killing two OF
the worhnen, who were smoking pipes in the
building.
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SS The eleven Western Reserve counties of
Ohio-sometimes called "Cheesedom"- gave a
Republican majority OF t,cemtyJour Mousand-
Six counties gave over 1000 each only one
county give under one thousand
A significant fact, viz: that the 'fair sex" so
universally use and approve of, as family med
cine, Dyer's Healing Embrocation.
Sauires l. Bloss, Agents for Southern Iowa
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Who Worte q uo~o

| WILL seil FARM In franklin Towu-l ~, with rood
L improvements, and reasonable price, on "A credit
Of hve years, CAL soon If you wish 10 secure a hnris
on go-a terms HENRY II. SCUTT.
Burlington, Aug.S :. aug dkw
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A Western Agent Writes as Follows

lady presented herself to with the rignt cheek
swollen much pain in the region, with trenor'
She was directed apply your Healing Embrocaton
very hours rubbing it gently with piece Of cloth.
On the first application exclaimed How it smarts, ~
but by persevering relieved and totally cured
the following morning Such The effects of this Won
derful Medicine, Dyer's Healing Embrocation anording
the most cheerful evidence of its disease conquering
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Overs Healing Embrocation

L. uniform in Quality Convenient for Application, Neat
and Delicate in its Nature leaves no Stain on the Dress
Skin, Unfang in its Curative Properties, and unsur-
passed as a Healing and Pain Destroying Remedy.
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A Balm for every Wound.

Dyer's Healing Embrocation has acquired an unprece-
dened celebrity Healing Panacea tcures Wounds,
Cuts Bruises Scalds, Rheumatism and all External and
Internal Pain in short period of time. Scientifically
prepared and always preserving the same strength and
quality, it is used with the greatest confidence by all
classes and has become universally known that 1t
ID hnrI To he in a nnhllc
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( NoNfAlN1 NG AZ acres, ~ iulcs west pf town an
y the Mt Pleasant road. The Railroad passes witkin
a lew rods There is on the Farm frame dwelling
which cost about $500: hue young orchard good els.
tern good we'll good stable, large hog hnass never.
aiitag spring. aud good fences. About thirty acres
TIMBER balance prairie land in high OF Cti!tlva
ton wiz be sold cheap, and on Easy terms
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BY TELEGRAPH.
PENNSYLVANIA. g X
Private dispatch.
g,,ssio Dot ..

Republican majority on congressman la4l-
State certain for Fremont.
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Printers Inks

Printers Inks.
WE Have sale, at this Office manufactured
w by George Mather. Of New York,
81 10 kegs News Ink, Price 25c., 81 so
2Oih hc
Sab 80 Il " :" 2oc., IL SO
Jos ID 2Sc "a ~
2Dlb cans Book Ink, :" 5,'c., 10 30
lob - Ste, S "
Alb slWj 90
Printers desiring he supplied good article OF
Ink remit TO Us, stating the kind and quantity and
it will be forwarded to any point desired.
G. DURHAM,
lsep2Sl Hawk-Eye e Telegraph Office,
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A Splendid Farm for sale

IRE place known the Ballard Farm miles north
Il OF burlington, on the Burlington aud Louisa Plank
hoad. The above Is highly improved aud under "A good
state OF cultivation, with two story frame house and
DINER out buildings, fine bearing orchard steam saw
and grst mil adjoining aud also exceant tavern
,ahd, ana withal in one OF the best neghtoThOods
the co niry. To he Sold on accommodating terms For
farther particulars, enquire ut the Office of
au3ldNwu " A ~ Ii GIInErr
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| Free or Slave Labor the Admitted
Issue.

Free or Slave Labor the Admitted
Issue.
We have frequently published the statement
Of the Washington Union as to the substantial
issue of this canvass. The Richmond Enquirer
has lately admitted, more clearly and boldly
than ever, the nature of the issue, and the re.
suits which are sought after and will necessarily
follow Weremind the reader again, that the
Times of this city has vouched for the high au-
thorty of the Enquirer as democratic organ !;
and the Enquirer procaims this the issue which
the black democracy presents to the nation,
to wit:
ave admit the issue. The triumph of slave
~ in Kansas will be the defeat of free labor
The free laborers are foreigners, and are not to
be compared with our slaves
And it IS the issue. The Enquirer is right
Its doctrine is inhuman and devilish, but it has
the courage to confess the truth and to make a
vigorous fight to compass its aims. Let no
Northern piinp of the slave drivers salve over
his conscience with snbterfuge, when his mas
tiers proclaim the naked truth to the four winds.
~ The Louisville Courier says: "The
| bright light which lit up the heavens so bril-
liansly on Friday night, denoted the burning in
Jacksonville, OF perhaps the only building OF
historical int, rest IN thus vicinity. 1t was the
| House in which Gen. William H. Harrison lived
when he was Governor of the Northwestern
| Territory. In the old frame tenement, with its
brick Easements and weather-stained front, and
crumbhng time-eaten root, resided for several
years the great Indian conqueror, whose name,
in connection with his victories and many vir.
tues, became ahoasehold word throughout the
| Union. There he ruled that vast portion of oul
confederacy known as the States Of Indiana. Hi
nois, Iowa, Wisconsin, and the Territory o.
Minnesota. Thence he issued his orders; there
he received the Legislators, and there dispensed
that famons latch-string hospitality which in Is
20 became SO celebrated"
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eY The heat of Summer which is now SO rapidly pass
ing away has left in many the system deranged and
the blood unhealthy and impure. Many persons who do
purify the system by resortng 10 medicine which
tends the Bilious Secretion promptly act
ing the Liver will be taken down with fevers, agues,
erupons the skin, rheumatism. and not unfrequenty
those fell diseases, scroula and Rheumatism, other
effects ofimpure blood If you want medicine which
really possesses the power of purifying the boo without
fail, Carriers Spanish Mixture, which, powerful
and prompt Alternative is unrivaed In proof Of its Pc
culiar virtues, refer to the great number of Blood
Diseases ofthe very form which have been cured
by its after all efforts of physicians and the large
number of advertised medicines had signally failed
More than thousand of scrofula, tsm
syphilis mercurai affections, &C, &C. have been cured
by timely this extraordinary Purifier of the
Blood AMI wherever has become known it supercedes
all other medicines and is regularly prescribed by the
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Thorough Bred Durham Cattle.

thorough Bred Durham Cattle.
JUST RECEIVED FROM WARREN COUNTY, OHIO.
L>OR sale at Auction, at the Public Square y.or->
IL in the City OF Burlington Sasur. VVEEN
urday, the Sth OF Nov. at 10 ~M
O'Clock. A. NJ. 2>
Five Cows of different ages,
One Yearling Hefer, Two Heifer Calves
One Teariing Bull, Two Bull Calves
These animals all thorough bred and warranted
such e. their blood being pure In descent frou
English animals, can be proven by the pedgrees ii,
the possession of the Undersigned Two OF the arr
with calf by Crusader, who took the first premium
two last State Fairs in Ohio They ma be prevou,
to sale at the OF Mr.. c. NJ miles from
Burlington, the Augusta road.
Terms: A credit of nine months. with approved Sc
curly. ROBERT COOK,
Burlington, Oct. 29. 1t of Franklin, Warren o.
EsEESTS COLOleS,-A fine assortment just
SQU]KES l. BLOSS
oct25 late J F. Tail ant
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nRED: Tale of the Grea. Dismal swas,p, BY
~ Harriet Beecher Stowe, for sale by
sep35 BROWN
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MOHTfClNG 81 Boring Machines,
vi sTEProE McFaraDs Mortieirg and Hoyey Or
Boring Machines, just received and for sale cheap y
maya JIG LAUHsN 4 RpO
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HOOFLiND.S GERMAN YsITTERS.

7HEGREA r REMED Yfor NER 70 Us DEBILITY.
j. NJ. Hulshzer, Doylestown Pa, June 20, 1853 says:
"My wife has been afflicted with debility since
September 1851 since which time have been unable to
find physician or medicine that would benefit her in
the least until day called the store Of Dr. Har-
vey, this town. for tincture OF ron and described
to him the Affections of my wife he then handed me
lot Of papers read among which found one desc=b-
ing your German btters, Immediately procured few
bottles from him. and pleased to state that the
of the Bers has done her good than all the med-
cine she has heretofore taken. wish you to send Inc
half dozen botteS.'
andn mi
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Light Light I! Light!!!

f CO = @ Wy rs u I. a. Ell!
THEE subscriber will forward 10 any one sending him
i fifty cents, receipt for making the celebrated Veg
etatle Gil Mixture for burning in Lamp, Chandeliers.
&C. This article is superior any OIL, Gas, Fluid,
ever before invented, for tie following reasons:
1s. 1t gives more light.
%. The lights brighter and stronger.
Sd. II 'cW not tTDtode II brought in contact aciM the
6tdze, thus rendering il perfectly safe.
ih. There is no trouble in making It, and il Is much
cheaper than common Aud, aud can be used the
lamps in fact 1T is bettaF in ereiy respect
Enclose 81 in money postage stamps and ad-
dress b. b. JOHNSON, Burlington, Iowa, tie receipt
VIII be sent by return OF mall. sepl5dw6nl
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Difference in favor of New
York State

JEFFERSON ON SCIssIoN.-'1 regret" said he,
in letter to Mr.. Holmes, shat | am now to
die IN the useless sacrifice of themselves by the
generation of 1916, to require self govern
ment and happiness to their country, is to be
thrown away by the unwise and unworthy pas
sions of their sons, and that my only consolation
is to be, that live not to weep over it. If
they will dispassionatcly weigh the blessings
they will throw away, against an abstract prin-
cipe, more likely to be effected by union than
by session, they would pause before they would
petpetrate this act of suicide on themselves,
and OF treason against the hopes of the world. ,
Where are the friends and followers of Jeffer
son this day in the South? Apparently nowhere
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REMOVAL

HtWU v I'D,
n HI. SVEEISEsS has removed his Shoe Store
" from the building lately occupied by him, Thos
Hedge Co.'S, to No. =, BARRkT HOUSE BUILDING,
Jefferson street. where he will be happy receive con-
tlnuation OF the paronags of his old friends aud
ers. octi C. II. SWkETeER.
n III. SWEETSElI has just received at the ne w
" cheap Boot and Shoe Store, No. 2, Barrett House
Building Jefferson street, large and varied
Of Ia and WINTER Go dis. OF every descrip-
ton, wlchhe will sell CHEAP for CASH. A LIBERAL DIS
count made TO the trade. G. II. SWEETSEK.
Burlington. Oct i. d&wtf
n HI. SWEETSEAs has just received and offer
~ for sale, large assortment of Mems, Moments ana
CAiidren's nice RtBBER BOOTS and SHOE.S Also
some of those extra high Rubber Water Boots; also
some of those Ladies' Rubber KNEE PRAIRIE BOOTS, a
fine article. Call and examine. c. IL. SWEETSER.
Burlington, Oct 3.
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Western Auction Il Commission House,
By AMsDEN TERRY,

EHts fleASRHt. toWas
4 RE prepared to receive 6vors, Nagks ana MskoHAs
IA DtsE, consignment for private sale or surian
Our extensive Retail trade enables to handle large
ameants of Fancy Dry Coed. A. prehtte tho con-
sgnor Proceeds promptly rs4litea al current rats OF
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A Pain Destroyer.


the most cheerful evidence of its disease conquering
power.
A Pain Destroyer.
Dyer's Healing Elbrocation destroys Pain, External
and Internal Reader, don't be without it. 1t will
many a Doctorsbi If you unfortunately become Cut,
Wounded Bruised, it. If you suffer frcm Pain
either external internal, Cholera Morbus, Rheumat-
ism. Sprains, Stiff Joints DC, try it, and it will certainly
effect cure. The inesmable value of this wonderful
preparation has been concusvey proved and 10 per-
or family should suffer themselves to be without it.
Every House, Workshop and Factory
Should tan,ly be supplied with pyer's Healing En-
.ion-wic is Invaluable in any emergency acct
dent or sudden illness, and should be applied on the
OF any casualty whatever 1t is really ndis-
pensabe Let every reader of these lines obtain at
this Great Remedy and Life Preserver, and guarantee
satisfactory results.
The NE Plus Ultra
Ofall Pain Destroyers is Dyer's Healing Embrocation
This Medicine has received lnisruabe proofs of its va
lue, from worthy of reliability and confidence
forming of facts unparalleled in the history OF
any other preparation 1t is worthy OF the most perfect
confidence performing il does most astonishing cures
and giving fresh evidence, daily, of its disease conquer
ing power.
A Standard Medicine.
Dyers Healing Embrocaton has reputation unlike
that of any other Medicine takes precedence OF any
other article used or recommended like purposes and
whenever introduced into family persuas would
induce them be without it, Reader you have never
used it, and have unfortunately become Cut, Wounded or
Bruised, suffering from Pain either external or In
ternal try Dyer Healing Embrocaon at once, and you
will ever after keep it on hand.
A. II. FIELD, Providence, r. l., Proprietor.
~ Sold in Burlington by SQuIRES & BLOSS, Whole
sale Agents for Southern Iowa. and Druggists general
Iy throughout the State.
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O. F, GEAR,

One door north Of the Migi,tuan House,
Main Street, H,.y<ss.i.y1 yosea
Offering thanks for the liberal patronage hes
ceSed for the months this opp
nifty Of Informing the public that h. Will hu.
BinesS in his line,
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1856. FALL TRADE. 1856.
ROSS & WHIPPLE,
LUPORTERS-W WHOLESALE e RET4IL DEAL
ERS IN ENGLISH, GER NAN and AMERICAN
HARD WAKE.
WE in receipt of the and best selected
w stock of Foreign and American Hardware eve.
brought 10 this market.
AXES-iiunts, Blood's, Brooks Whpple's
SANS-Circuar, Mill, X-Cut, Hand ana PANEL
SiiOfELS--Ames', Rowland's and Collins.
FliES-Butcher's, ilargreaves and Jouitts.
POCKET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and iIargreaves.
TABLE Hargreavcs and American.
Locks, Latches, Butts, Screws, &c, &C.,
We are agents for Lippencott Barnes celebrated
Fire proof SAFES also, for c. II. Williams Patent Dou
ble-acting Force aud Lift Pumps.
Country merchants requested to call and examin,
our stock before purchasing ts We feel confident
offering such Inducements will do away with the
cesiy of gong further than Burlington for their Hara
ware. oct23
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4 FINE INrROYEn

4 FINE IMPROVED FARM In Louisa Co ,
~ miles northwest OF town. of 40 acres I2U IN
der cultivation, 20 timber-good improvements Ii
fine stock farm. For sale cheap and on cr-v terms
l.. q. JEFtEES,
an'2 Over Green, Thomas 4 Co : ,Iank
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tnn BBLS. HYDRAULIC CEMENT
ltU ,spE 10. sale BIZ J. s. DAVID.
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Closing Out Sale,

VlUSIUB Out SHle.
COOK Stoves, Fish, Furniture Dry Goods, Teas Tai.
~ Tors Trimmings, Cloths, satnetts, lsnsee Notions
and Jewslry,
AT AUCTION!
Al The Auction room door north OF the wighsnan
House, FRIDAY July 18th comm. nciuy at 10 O'Clock
NJ, TO be continued until further notice
q. r. GEAR
will sell at Pubiic auction, large variety of the above
goods, in order close with Several censgpnents
vious to arrangements for the Fan Winter trade
would be impossible to enumerate all the different
classes of goods 10 be offered bu, nil uncondt,on
ally to be sold purchasers viii fan the varied
sortment 10 iiud what they want.
Also good substantial covered Buggy. Terms Cash
Sale rositve. jyI7 o. y. GEAR, Auctr.
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FALL TRADE.

NOR SAlE.-4S0 acres first rate LAND in Tayicr
T. county, Will be sold cheap.
oct23 BROWN & LAIIEE.
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From the Iowa Farmer.
| BROAD CAST GRAIN SowER.-There was
exhibited at the late Iowa State Fair Ma
chine for sowing wheat, oats, &C., broadcast,
which we esteem superior to any thing of
the kind we have ever seen or examined for
its simplicity and the completeness with
which it does its work. So also thought
the committee on awards at the Fair in this
department, as it received their highest COM
mendaton by the award of the Diploma of
the Society. 1t was patented in 1850, but
it was not brought before the public until
last year, and wherever exhibited at State
Michigan, Illinois, &C., has in every instance
received the highest premiums for its supe
riority over all others. 1t is. called Saqe's
Broadcast Grain Soccer and Spring Tooth
Harrow. 1t is adapted to all the small
grams, including grass seeds, and with the
harrow attachment for dressing meadow it
has no equal.
A Sewer l-2 feet wide is warranted to
SOW one acre to each mile travelled by the
team, the quantity being easily regulated
Twenty acres per day can be sown by boy
competent to drive the horses, and it is SO
adjusted as to prevent the grain being scat
tered by the wind no small consideration
in this prairie country.
1t is simple and firm in its construction,
and easily taken to pieces and put together,
and not liable to get out Of repair. The ac-
companying cut will explain its general
construction and plan of operation. If our
farmers are determined to SOW their wheat
instead Of drilling, as we have frequently
urged upon them, this is the machine they
ought to buy, as we doubt whether any 9TH
er can be invented for years to come to su-
percede it. Its cost is from 500 to $40 and |
one machine would do the work of a neigh |
borhood. We understand that parties in |
Davenport and Keokuk in this State are pre-
pairing to manufacture these machines for
spring use, and arrangements will be made
at other points at an early day. If those
interested in the manufacture and sale of
these machines, will give to our farmers all
the particulars about the capacity and utility
of Sage's Sewer through the columns of The
Farmer, we doubt not it would be highly ad-
vantageous to all parties.
SLAVE STATES rs FREE SrArEs.-The State of
Missouri is constantly putting out its bonds, is
sued for railroad purposes, and agents have just
been sent to Europe, by the Arago, on Saturday
last, to place number of these pro-siavery bonds
on the other side of the Atlantic. The difference
in the present market value of these two stocks
lsas follows:
New York skies Sl13, 10 per ct.
Missouri soc.
Less interest II $3.50
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Candles and Lard Oil.

rTEkE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
l. lie that they will continue the Candle Lard Oh
business Formerly under the name of Muller Raederl
under the name and firm of MULLER 4 UAGEMANN.
By new process NJ sUctnE and refining taow, ere
enabled to furnish candles that will satisfy all just
mands, aud can therefore, recommend them and Lara
Ot to he }droroJte attention Of Merchants.
We also buy and renuered tai ell as lard
the highest market price.
aug 26.d ,Sm MULLER HAGEMANN