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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22
FOE PAHfEADELPERh
.H-a- ON AND AFTER ONpAY, NJ
assess}.AEEfS the sleamboa;s w. WHlLLDl
sTEAM RnGuLAR I.IMn-.

.U-s THE STEAMBOAT major REY-
BOLD ID. 5. Craven, leaves tho first Pier
a. ~ isoE Arch street every Tgestsy Thurs
leaves Saem every Mundy, Wednesday and Friday
RoTngt at o'clock, stopping at Chester Penns grove,
folusvllle New Castle and Delaware City, each way,
Sa.e, f,r 5harPtown, Woydstowa, Alloway stown,
on Lpra. Freight at raasonable rates. APPS
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22
ssroSerA, Dry Goods and Hardware store,
t=,s.' . oHM1oASSpALE MoAS, y I \ SON. NEWPORT DEL,

V-N-T-N1 .,.e 17D IT q III lnIOFm the poO-
Essx pe oi NewPou and the surrounding county thai
n Insy besp constantly hand ss
Queensware Conlectionaries, No. which thew Az
paired to sell A olty pri ces At tins Store will Ne nnd
every 4tlcle kept IN we'll regulated country Stora
ptuss Patent @ Msdoipss oiss Paints varnish Bee
Ropes Of every description We Invite the penple a'o IL
give "a call, before purchasing elsewhere Countrv
produce taken IN exchange for Groceries. N-'''
N. B.-rhe hlghest oaat raid for Rnxs ma L I'm
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22
THE TRAVELLER


nIt-ssp- TIL aiauneh and coIpmodioug Sen
F. s4lllsssz steamer. ST. NICHOLAS, Capt. ESos
eayiug Lewes every TUESDAY, TLuradly AM SATURDAY
morning, at O'clock for PhiideptIa tQpchidg ut Ben
Castle. Retufnng, will leave Pniladslphla on M2nda
Wednesday AVID Friday, q O'Clock, A. M, touching at
the above named place,
Freight entrusted TO the iek will receive prompt at
spntion. t- Stages connect with the Boat At Lewes,
Eom Cherry Stone, va va Dfuminondtown, Hofntown,
Anne via Salisbury, Laurel and Geoigstown; also, at
Bonnett's Landing nom Canterbury, Frederick aud Will
ford; also Mghon's River, for Dover. ap 2i-tf
FOE PMHLADELPRHA!
~H-S~ ON AND AFTER ONpAY, May 5th,
EsqeYtfa faH=fN the Etcnmboaca w. WHlL1DIN and
ZEPIiYR, viii leave Wilmington at 8 Is
A. NJ. u A. NJ and 2. NJ. Peeve Phaielphia, from
Clesnul Street Wharf at 80 a. NJ. II AM, and p M.
FARE between Wilmington AMI PHILADELPHIA 9fi cts.
fH cts; cnlored persons Is cents.
fHE1GnT takon ut the usual low rates. Shippers ar
Pionlary requosel to send receipts, popery filled up,
with each ot OF goods Goods not recelPed Tor will be
at the offices atW ilmlnston and Philadelphia.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

!tfe excess o. hi.
q ;he aoeret of his
~ sunl o, eighty dollars
~ieasi. A frs Gays Before this
f'"- iss'snnearance wrapped up
lGt tf4fsd4gs rs head and,
*pl5 as "tie devil, I demanded Of
aer uawtofn child. The father
grJaned will stress, upon which
'nserted 10 receive, instead Of
.issis.ei d lshty dollars, which we're
-m. de then inquired where they
provisions; they refirrsd him to the
= nile he was unhooking The sausagcs
- pieces OF bacon, sportsman of the neigh
oorhood happened to look in, when he found
the parents kneeling at their prayers. The
peasant informed him that a terrible parsonage
was in the house. The sportsman instantly
mounted the staircase, crying out, who goes
there's! A deep bass voice replied, The DEVIL,
at the NOISE the stranger called out, For heey-
ems sake, don't fire; am N. NJ It was the
mldwife's husband, and he is at this moment
in prison. ,a,gg
RIOT AT CovINeroN, KY.-. CrNoRHArI, Nav
49, The Turner's Of this city held their amir
versary celebration at Oovington, Kv., yester-
cay SJme boys and young men. who bad
caused Some annoyance, being handled rather
roughly, Marsbats Balls and ifarney, in at
tempting to arrest the Tarners. were severely
woun led ths fsrmer by ball, and the latter
BY sabre cut The excitement became in
tense, and q large crowd collected. Some Dc.
manded the aid Of the U. s. troops at the New.
port garrison, but were refused Stones were
freely used and firearms discharged, but none
except the officers were much hurt. Finally,
five Of the Turner's surrendered themselves
voluntarily and quiet was restored The Ger
mans say that the officers did not make them.
selves known as such, or no resis tance would
have been made. -,
The LATE DR. JOHN O WARRH lie will
oi Dr. Warren, says the Boston Gazette, 10
quired thatthe body should remain twenty -four
hours, at the close Of which time arsensc should
ye infused into the veins; at the end Of the next
twenty four hours, the funeral ceremonies
sh9gla take place, and the body be deposited
bepeata st. Paul's Church, and twenty -four
Eousa thereafter was TO be given for exatninAr
tiea 70 the officers Of the Medical College and
the physicians OF the Massachusetts, General
Hospital, 10 ascertpn re gardin& certain peculia
rites which he suffered to exist After this
The flesh was to be taken from the bones. the !
bones mascerated, wired and deposited in the
college museum. The will is peremptory apon
he exact fulfilmeni of this requirement, and |
I has been complied with as far as time has
permitted.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

AN OLD Courts. An alderman in Pittsburg
lately united in bands of matrimony acouple
whose united ages amounted to ono hundred and
sixteen. The unfortunate bridegroom was 70
years Of age.
POSTAGE STAMPS have been introduced into
Sweden and coss Of letter carriage is now the
same to al parts Of the country. Letter boxes
have been fastened up all over the city Of
Stockholm.
A large Gang Of Oounterfeiters was arrested
in Detroit, Mich, on the 18th inst. Eigh
Thousand eight hundred dollars, principally on
Canadian banks. were taken from them.
LIBERTY Nor RsooGNrzRD. None Of the COP
per money of France stamped with the head Of
Liberty will be legal tender after the LIST Of
next October
HoRsEs KILLED.-Tbree horses owned by
the gang Of gipsies who have recently encamp-
ed at Boggs' Run, were killed by locomotive
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad on Thurs
day night.
Peter Kert has been convicted 10 Dorchester
county, Nd, of an attempted outrage on Mar
gsret Hubbard, and sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for ten years.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-05-22

SUICIDE AT NswARK, N. ion Saturday af.,
ternocn week well dressed man, aboot forty
years Of age, stopped at the City hotel Newark,
N. j., and registered his name as @. Pierce OF
Pine. On Sunday morning. he was called to
breakfast, but made no reply, at dinncr-time
he was again suiumoned with similar re-
suit AT length the door of his room was
strycbnlne, poison,s wess on the bureau. -
Seventeen dollars in gold hnd ten dollar note
were found on his person as also some trinkets
bu, nothing to indicate hb name OF occupation,
A post mortem examination showed that he
had died from the effects y prussic acid.
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3sJ3e SuHeIier, 0OparOetsr uas ll9TmalUes.
SEAAsz8 SIR. Dfsprattfrage Eel bee Bride.
enpttspI nta Btegnben unp BEN 9setrtea Dnbtfun en
lsgansts 2aeer br etaer eiR Osrrtgtsr SHOulere
ts 4rmtGnber, 8gAaaabtsa, sFEnaen &C. feraer etne
4nspapI 80 s6benen utD asSeTiten LOtGenubten
LIE tn unsr SAD f6Iaeenbe 5aen nsFbeR auf bas Bette
tnD 8gfgte repartrt
@trtdMer, %eDlar &C. rsr6sn pDbl t9un MaF Qaaeg iu
sgGntinrsn tepor fe anhttsIUB f1ufen. 2lntS
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gBi6tig fiir SaIsfraaen /

5peben II I'M Drnd eri9ienet: - lslge -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der peuti9sanleri<
faniiden Slide s.15s.a S. s4risss,s5
Dadbe entb6 uee Ste Nnwetlune gum Grandiren, NIT
SIurattpnen Das 9Derf erent In 2fren Is Cts une
ieat Elm prpbebeft tn Der Sfftce bes Deders, wpieltR
aud BeGts9nnaeR aneeHpmmen yerben, aNf.
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0leln Eager prn Snen0 aar Nrt G6utmd6erUerf3euee
g6eGn upp aen IN ees Sad stna asnen Nrfeln 1T ebsr
seit ppafdnpg aor Hn0 bic Yrstle aufs Biase eeteu
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0aaerbier, un6 0Dein.@dlpu. AGe 5pren fa unb
Spetfen un6 Spters tb tets pDrrdtbs. Qap3m
80 Q8irtbi6afts= =gln3eige. s.
N Retnen eeebrten 6unben fpre benz pu6litum iber@
6atpt 6i,ne r fadr baB t9 Sgn jst an ein Eager
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b Uerifsbeen Spren 80 etne In anerfdnnter @ate
erribtet bnbs welhe NrtI i'd fOpCb I'm SrDBen ais i'm
Rleinen 3u ben bateten preien abgetsn fam.
9Br taber gut nno btas enfauen MID Der befu6e men
Eager beppr er anbersmG fau lsa Nn8 h1 r
4uBreem abre d etne befannte Qagerbter 9Dtrtttaf
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gu genetgem 8ufpruh unter Derfderune prDmpter unp
reeaer SebtenHnB empfebH fG:
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&OnDOner1I breit q. ccJetpellerie,
J. F. DEGEIE E,

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a IN llbrntader ituD @Dlbarbeiter,
sss aRa Cir 73 EbamsshraBe
@sk @taeln eeeDrten 9ublitum empe6le tG ntetn
gut aOriirtes Eager eOlbnen bernen 9dIe. uns
Grandchildren etten Naben Sbr= unb 8ineerrngen Deoal-
ions Bracelets berbaupt alien In pielem @el61 pprpns
menben 4rn peI6e i 81 ben bee Dretfen Dcrfnufe uab
fir beren site garan Tal@enubren &sds perDen<befens
reparr Barattirt n 9epdr1uren an Splopadren
oen aut uno fhnea duSgefIbrt. 81 lNr f8b6m
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in 6eulfer=8lenben (Sbabes)
Str. 1877 Beft-Baltc. sSt, 51tlid5 BON @alpert,
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empfett te Bbrten 9ubum ein srpses aafs 5GSue unit
8p4Hdnbiste aiprrtes Eager ppn tgen Damen- UNI
5erreneln SGNtn up6 StefeIn Srfbtbenrr Aunlitdt
uHb mad Der neuen Dlpbe esgant baaer1at gearbct
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fur Damen uno 9ren feIbF anIertt8 HnD tets mad ben p
berpfn 61eons et tnbem ste reeafe un6 promgtefe
8etinHng NIT btaefer greisuprung Seiprt9t 25lptS
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Sfftce: 9er. 1874 Baltimore StraBe
Q8r erlaubn bic &ufneramfeit Ser SauFute unb
9utlifums I'M NGgemenen auf O f6neH prpntpe Be-
fpr8un8 6raten eber Sr pur uiere 9tn su lenten
fsaae mir gafe eelber &C. mad alien bebeutenberen 0rn
IN 8rgtnten, 9pr6< unb Slb<Garpna Georgia, Mlabama
Senneee ethter unb 6neler ais rgeno Semanb ba mir
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ben beuen DpfbebSrben beGten aenSen Mgenten
fir b Sef6rerung aler p0pGGeen 3pil@en Deupanp uut
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betErben bem 9ubfum bic bb1e Srbet btetenb beSrber
eufs SGnenfe unb Nat9te nnter 0arane unb eeBn S6n
9afete gBertt papre nb @oer mad alien 3tesn DetfG.
lambs, Der SdwetS Oeeben prben nit ie6em 0pfampfer
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pebr 9afete ans benz Sanera mr6en raafr Wewgprf
beten.
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bem @rmmifCnS@ @tn- uns 8erau Waare eber Dirt
gpmmOn unb sewdtren bren 5eunDea ptel}dbri9s
Grfatrue tit biefem SADIE bre 9labennte aus8betnten
@erbnbungtn betra9flt9e VDrtRele.
References:
SRA ReGnaseI IT, S8wab 6rt. Qepis' 9letborns gBibsn
Sr. q. q. QBittbaus. 5rn. @e9er u. 6uden.
Fr, 6. %. Desref @gent Der Oeutfbsn 0eIelfbaft
Mgsnt fir gaittmore:
@u Gbtge8 8esug netntenb erldube i6 ntr aeetren
stpf gefuHrta Igentur fir Baltimore n6 ers.
Lamb auf t h6ertrusn TT nnb btete i'd btsrn sne 0teas
ffice: 6tmpns 0ptel, 8a9stteR r. 8. Stnfe
sp. 6UQtSag NIB @as.
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Grocer iez @ E ein=&2iqnOr= an5eisen
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SsrtaIten rpsen ale Spren BON tnpVrttrte 8rantes
ga Ares u ~ pDrsagt9e AuaIttdt su ben btaietfen
ete9lsn 0Gtse @rfe aar aensatsn Mbnahne. 11rn,a
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6ri4Iin88z un6 SpmnlertleiOer.

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1em geeprte gubtum an, 70 eben neu tCr IN Nrp
"a Sf 8amprtrnBe erDut BOT fets ppeb 8letber in
betsr @gepabt sOrratbtg Bat as aud au Sres aaferat
8iage gree une cute zea1ren perfen Suee4e,t. m6tn
1nrbDen Grapaen unb aIe in ees 8a9 etnf6lagenee gr
le tnb tets IN 8aer &nswabI psrrdbis. @inem ab
let9en Seiu9 et9e9enhbenb, empfebit 9
2SiptJ BenrN Stauf, "a Sf. 81ltpfr
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Oeutfcbe MpDtbefen
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Wt. 61auer,

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maat sebnf auf etnsn ausssp6tIten @orratb mpbern
3eHge fur 6tUDln9s Gpmmertletee aufmeram. SET
1uGs DCesttns eleeante 3Onmufer bic eei6mafpplfen
gDeteuuse &C., aus een erfen Sonbuneen Nen. rt unc
teBen Ortes b3p9tn sen sur gusmahl Der 8unten un6
gpr preambe burfen benet n bas se6mafSpue unb mo-
tne AusHhrHne aler tHm wsbenben SefIunsen ein ers
ite5 Belrepen n prb. 15Nla3mr
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294 8onpltraBe nabe 2ancalfer>St.
~~~ empfebl fG benz eeebrten Yabum In QufertiaunoI
ausr after Sprten s erreRs II. 3 amen. &ube, GtteI
feln ters mad neaefer GaeOn &C. unD srlpr&t Ulbtl
2lrbett Rnb biatse 9reile.
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9lr. Sf@arf beWatfet. g pace 90 effette, etntee
..ra a4 Sbiiren pgn galtimpre.5t t. ~ IS
B9= Bpar6ers fnpet fets etne CUTE Sepanelune.
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Qteies beannte ipc.bemOfratIAe 0lOraenbldtt 30
erl9etnt tdelia. = @retS Gents per gppfe @a.ssG5
89plbGr an bic oafGr perantpprtltGen Trdeer
gag &bpnnenen tDitet fir bas Babe Sabt Sf.75
Ahie9en wer6en 6tGteit bereGnet
i his democratic
German Morning Paper is pub
llshed daily. Price Z cents aweek
Advertisements very cheap. The
weekly Wecker So year.
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: SsSSgO2s g EEOEe
(Maison allemande & francaise

WATSON aIIemande @ tranCalSe)
sette. nabe 5gIItbas- uitt ss9sa s tltba 8. uni
fgF .@AgfrGBt, DGIttmEfe
@ens uns 9cRGan9sr FaSsn an obtBtn @tabe biz btfsNu
sMt uno sSgrFRmmenbfe 8ebanbung &n ber Genls ab
sts bic 9ssa stranfs So pabsa nne ber unbt aaes
taEa mao Der ate geiptft @trbsn 0Gs 9ptel ieet i'm at
telpInitt es 5tabt III tn alcn Gbeen aufs geRe eueef
ane ann htibab btEOnbsrs aus1Siosn unb rr @naFssn
emnfphien nsrhsn.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
BURLINGTON UNIVERSITY

iJNHE SECOND >ESSIOS Of the present AGA
stisution viii commence on Thursday Decsmb.r lIth
tsSo, under the direction OF Rev II omss ~ Ind 81
OF the University pre-. tera, and Professo,
Principal Of the Ladies' Department and Teaeher :,
Modern Languages, - $3.50 "
OF Mr. Ind the Principal of the University. nothing
need De said as his competency and success are vel,
known by all patrons ofthe School Miss cbvmb.r.ta
sne new Principal Of the Ladies Department COM,
one ., e most aourshns Female Institutions
Lasterh New ork With large experience and the hr
for competency for nstrnction In
any branches useful OF ornamental it s confdent
y oseyed viii Iuy satisfy all who may .avor the Is,i
luton with the patronage of her cfvices :,
An additional Professor In Mathematics and Natural
s lately Principal Of the High Schools one Of
the most ourishing cities of New England and also re-
commended as superior in the branches 81 his profe,
SON. has been engaged and Ia expected 10 arrive IN
ne 20 .mpart Instruction the coming session. In case
However, OF failure to timely arrive arrangements are
III progress Tor the temporary supply OF the department
H. Il. Hawley, an experienced Instructor In Vocal
us,e, VIII teach individuals elasses In his depart
ment In accordance with an arrans made by The
noaId OF trustees, with additional expense TO stu.
ana conclude with public concert at the close
- MISS Parnenter, Teacher OF Drawing Painting and
lam and ornamental Penmanshlp, and Miss Monroe
feacher OF Music Plano Forte viii continue ms here
10 teach those DESTROYS Of Instruction In the Fine
nrts OF their professions Teachers In the Primary
branchesw will also serve as heretofore.
Extra advantages for the study Of the Natural Sci
ences Is believed may hereafter he enjoyed n, ,is
institution as over $1,000 worth of chemical philosoph-
"a an" astronomical apparatus has just been
u VIII De ready for the Of the Professor in this
department early the coming session. Included In this
se Is telescope costing $780, and probably superior
~ to any yet possessed by any other Institution
added to the Library 'e''s
These new arrangements and additional facilities now
sho!eo ~ TINS Institution, With high
OF satisfaction the part of the friends Of the
ocnooi and hoped win be regarded by the public as
evidences OF the Interest felt by the Board Trustees in
.he prosperity ofthe institution, and as earnests ofwha
they hope farther yet to do -
lew pirate rooms for study and lodging can yet be
aad IN the University edfcc, and meals are regularly
81 per week. $3.50 -
FOR further particulars inquire of any member OF the
designed. -
dec 3-dp5w s n 7 rnuvsoN v.....
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17

UtS16tk q ~ naselneoon nn1lseeL
sos mn VIM sspisa AsssAr, l. =.
The weather Il 80 quite odd ~ thesnom
~:er shosings tenperasars this nlosning bsIoS
zero. The riser also closed last night and
should the weather remain cold, siu soon b.
erossahie for teams. s
There hiss been an improvement ii the wsath.
er--an improvement Ii the roads. and CORES
bonding improvement in business since our
| last s.
We omit quotations OF wheat because there
| il none arriving, and no transactions Of any
kind to note.
Tho greatssapte here is pork. In prices there
| - but little change. We hear Of sales At ~
gross or 4:so nett for fine lots, averaging go
or upwards, and we are disposed 10 think sales
have been made as high as IS. The quotations
below are those given us by pork buyers And
here we will say TO our country readers that il
Is extremely difficult for US TO give correct zig
ures. buyers sometimes thinking that it will
subservc their interests to keep down newspa-
Per quotations, and accordingly setting the fig
urcs 100 low. We have, however, taken pains
SO far as we able to inquire of both parties.
And the result Of that inquiry has been as
above.
Our slaughter houses are now running full
handed, with full pens, and more daily arriving
than are now packed. Should the weather con-
tiane cold, SO as to make safe bridge for dri-
vng and hauling live and dressed hogs to the
eastern cars, it viii exert salutary influence up-
OH prices. ses
The city seems to be better supplied with but.
ter and poultry than for some time past, and
there is . small falling off in price.
Flour-$5.5O
Wheat-none arriving.
corn-s5@4o. IS
Cornmeal--45@5O.
Buckwheat Four-24@aA
Butter-25@2s plenty.
Eggs-20 scarce
Potatoes-lO0{@l2O
Apples-l40@2o0
Chickens-l,5 so per dog.
Turkeys-s@9c per ID.
Woods, 5o@S5,0o
Hay-s15oo@lsoo.
Hogs-S4, 25@s4,5O.
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.. Wts1M's Dieseslss - lAississe 50
- Vim - - - ~ a1vsssisensnt. II. Win.
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-. A. = ~ eAarsetss u thess poip,aas. /.
y sanStsssy p spsal y dos n our c;,ise.us
Who hare visited his stsdio or sre acquainted
Nth The products Of his pencil. But 70 ,bo,e
Who have NOT had an opportunity Of examining
ssen ve would suggest HAT he M asmbes 4
vssy ans pictures, rarely surpassed. They s,e
sesriy I'll western scenes, painsed during the
summer and fall. His vievs " she Mississippi,
ne Cascade. Black Hawk Rock, and the one
RON North Burlington, are very fine, and win
richly repsy whit. In fact, there Is no. ! poor
picture In the lot. And they are finely se, on in
The best heavy giided fraues. We hardly sbiaL,
any person driving any one Of thess p;ctar.s
viii BE- wiling. X he be connoissar Ia works 81
sst. 70 part With It At the inventory prsce.
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important to Females.

DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLs.-Fhe combination of ingredi-
ents in these Pills. is the result of long and extensive
practice they mild in their operation and certain OF
restoring nature to channel in every instance
have the Pills proved successful The Pills invariably
those distractions which females are table, bring
natureinos proper CHANNEL whereby health Is restor-
ed and the pale and deathy counenance changed to a
healthy one No female can enjoy good health unless
she s regular whenever obstruction taxes place.
whether from exposure cold any other cause, the
general health Immediately begins to decline, and the
want of such remedy has been the cause Of SO many
consumptions arong young females. Tolades whose
alth will permit increase Of their family these
Pills will prove valuable acquisition, ashley will prevent
pregnancy He adache most always arises from the in
terrupon nature; and whenever that is the case the
Pills invariably remedy oil these evils Nor they less
eticacious the Of LeucorrhHe, commonly called
tbe"Whites These Pills Should never be taken during
pregnancy they would be to cause miscarriage
Warranted purely vegetable and free anything in
furious life health. Full and explicit directions
company each box. Sold in Burlington by squres &
Bloss.
These Pills put up in square fat boxes. Persons
residing where there agency encos
Ing One Doarin letter, prepaid to Dr. C.. L. CHEESE
MAN, No 267 Bleecker-sreet,N N. Y. City, have them
semitic their respective addresses by return of mail
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY!
Female Pills.

Female Pills.
PREPARATION prescription Of Sir James Clark NJ D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen This Invaluable
Medicine unfang in the of all those painful and
dangerous diseases incident the female constitution.
moderaes all excess removes all distractions and
brings ON the monthly period with regularity
These Pills szlLd not be taken by females during
tie FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they
are sure to briag on Miscarriage, but at any oster
time they are safe
In all cases of Nervous Spinal Affections, pain in tho
Back and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue on Slight Exeron,
Palpitaon Of Heart Lowness of Spirits, Mysteries,
Sick Headaches Whites, and all the painful diseases oc-
casioncd by isordered system, these Pills will effect
cure when all other have faed and although q
powerful remedy do contain iron, caomel antimor
or any other mineral
Publications accompanying each package Price, In
the United states and Canada, One Dollar
Sole Agents for this country, g e4S
10. BALDWIN + CO.,
Rochester, N. Y.
NB-s1 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorzed Agent will bottle Of the Pills by return
mail. octSI
FUTILE l. MOSES, Auburn, GeneralAgents. For sale
in Burlington by A. HESDRcKs, and A. GRoTHE ans
WHxxY & WALK1a. Fort Madison. [ap2o.bp.y]