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Clarke's Female Pills.
HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY


Prepared from Prescription Of Sir !. Clarke, I d.,
Physician Extraordinary to the QUEEN.
THIS invaluable medicine is unfaing in the OF all
those painful dangerous disorders which the female
constitution is subject 1t ierates all excess and
all distractions. and speedy cure may he re-
lied on. .-..s.. -.s... .-.. ..
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited. 1t WILL in short time, bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the Government,
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent copnterfeits.
CAUTIO
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant during the first three months, they
to bring niscdrriage but at every other time and
in every other case they are perfectly safe.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada.
Ea. L. C. BALDWIN d Co,
lLate J. Bryan,) Rochester, n. Y.
FUTILE 4 MOSES, Auburn, General Agents. For sail
in Burlington by A. HEsDRrcxs, and ~ T. GRorHR; snf
whitney, WALKER, Fort Madison. Iap25bp.yl
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xAsty.h consres.--Extra Session.

Washington, Aug. 80.
HoUsE.-Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, obtained unan.
imons consent to report by direction of objection
of the Committee of Ways and Means, a bill
making appropriations for the army.
| He said that it was the old army bill with the
following proviso.
That no part Of the military force of the Uni
ted States the support for which appropriations
are made by this act, shall be employed in nj of
the enforcement of any enactment heretofore
passed in the bodies claiming to be the Legisla-
ture OF Kansas.
Mr.. Campbell demanded the previous uues.
ton. S.
Mr.. Cobb of Georgia applied to Mr. Campbell
to allow him to make motion to strike out the
proviso in order that the sense of the House be
taken on that question, and act on the passage
OF the bill. Cries of that's right.
Mr. Davis, af Maryland desired test vote propo-
sition lie wished to oGe.
Mr. Crmpbeli refused to withpraw his demand for the
previous question.
Mr.. Stephens said that there were gentlemen absent
who did not expect that vete would bs taken soon
moving call of the House. 1873 members answered
their names.
The doors wers then closed to hear excuses from alb.
sentees.
The bill then passed originally reported. by uote
Of 80 against 49,
ed the SeGAtes joint resolution authorizing the accept
ance af gold medals by surgeons Williams and Harrison
emperor OF Dy Lieut. from PruS
sa, finland ard Bremen and by Prof Bache from Swe
den; also permitting Dr. Kane and the officers
ed with DIM n the arctic expedition, to accept tes,mon
ais ofrespedt from the Br fish Government
message was then received from the Senate
return ng the Army bill, with an amendment
striking ont the proviso.
The House, under the operation of the prcv
GUS question, then concurred in the Senate's
amendment, striking out the proviso, by yeas
10l nays 9S.
The Senate bill fixing the time for the election,
in Delaware, OF Representatives to Congress,
was passed.
Mr.. Whitney asked but did not obtain leave to
introduce bill to repeal certain enactments of
the Kansas LIE! islature to define and secure the
rights of the people in that Territory.
A message was here received from the Presi-
dent that he had signed the Army bill.
Mr.. Grow offered resolution that the Presi-
dent be respectfully requested TO direct the Dis
trct Attorney for the Territory of Kansas to
apply to the proper court for leave 10 enter a
noHe pro&eqni on all the indictments now pend
ing for treason or any other political offences
ale. edto have been committed in that Terrific
ry, .-...
The question of the reolntion was defeated
by calling the ayes and nays on motion to ad-
journ until a time conveniently fixed for the
termination Of the session, at helfp o'clock
when the Speaker declared the House adjourned
stae die, before the committee who was appoint
ed to wait on the President had reported.
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Observation-Disclosures but few who do not at some time
experience the unpleasant effect Of temporary ndiges
ton, such of flness, weight and uneasness
of the stomach foul tongue bitterness In the mouth
nausea sick headache etc. All such feelings are evil
dence of approaching dyspepsia which should always be
checked and cured by the of HosrsrrERs STOMACH
BrTERs, which known to be infable remedy for
all such complaints To this thousands will testify who
have tried them and proved the facts. Hosteter's D
for sale by principal Druggists and Dealers
generally. tsepll .. II. +. HUNT, Agent.
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LATER FROM KANSAS.

81. LOUIS, aug. 81.
Latest intelligence from Kansas says, the Mis-
sourians are concentrating their forces at New
Santa Fe, ten miles south of Westport, on the
dividing line between Missouri and Kansas
Companies were arriving daily fr1m different
counties, and by this time they would be ready
to enter the Territory. Their number would
reach twenty five hundred men.
Part of Lanes troops are terrifying themselves
about seven miles off, on the Wakarusa but
the main body is at Lawrence. The number u-
der his command is variously estimated from
1000 to 1000.
Gen. Atchison is said to command the Missou-
rians; Col. Doniphan, second in command, and
Capt. Reid, adjutant. A battle is looked for
between these two parties in the course of a
week.
1t is reported that the Free State men had Ia
ken Tecumseh with loss to the Pro slavery
party of SO men.
1t is also reported that Gen. Pomerov has been
killed.
lIoyts death is confirmed. In his trunk,
which was opened at Kansas City, was found a
map, showing the locality Of the Pro-slavery set
tiers, and designating n large number who must
he killed
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Great Cure of Dyspepsia.

e U. MEhSIUS, NeFchant, say5.
Simpsonville, Shelby CO., Ky, March 80 1875.
1.-THE German Bitters give general satisfaction, and
herewith hand you certificate of Mr.. Morton Berkeley,
respectable farmer of ths county,
simpsonville, KY, March so, 1s55-Dear Sr.-I would
inform you that have been afflicted for several years
with Dyspepsia, in very aggravated form, for which
used Sarsaparla and various other remedies, without
obtaining any relief From the various testimonials in
favor of Hollands German Bitters, induced to
try them; and state, with pleasure that through
their use am enjoying better health than have done
for years past and cheerfay nd the Bters to
all afflicted with that terrible disease.
Respectfully yours, MORTON BERKELEY.
| To DIR. c. NJ. Jackson. j.. IS. .. ....-
sp-see advertisement. sep1
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Boston Boot and Shoe Store

NEW : ADik r !...NeVV Goods !-On Jefer-
son. between Third and Fourth ss., in store adoin-
ing that occupied by Thos. Hedge & Co.
The undersigned would respectfully call the attention
OF the citizens of Burlington and vicinity to his stock
OF select and fashionable Boots and Shoes of every
description
Having bern engaged for several years at the East In
the manufacture of the very incest the above fabrics
he is thereby enabled by his knowledge and experience
in the business, to select such goods rs will be sure to
give the nst perfect satisfaction, both regards style
and durability all Of which will be sold at the yery
lowest possible prices.
Please call aud eramine before purchasing elsewhere
augl9-d&wu G. ii. SWEETSER
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VIM, A. Bachelors Hair DYE.


Gray, Red or Rusty Hair Dyed instantly beauti
ful and natural Brown Black wthou. the least ur.
to the hair or skin, .s s
Fifteen medals and Diplomas have been awarded Il
VIM. A. Bachelor since 1899, and eighty thousand
applications have been made the Hair of his Patrons
ols famous Dye Prejudice against Dying the hair and
whskers is unjust, it would be against covering bald
head witha wig. ss...-. ss-f.. 2
Vim. A. Ba,cheor's hair Dye preduessa color not 10
beds'ingulshea frumnat1re and wAsRASrRp not to In
jure it theleast however long 1t may he continued.
Made sold or applied lin nine private soomsl at tie
Wig Factory, e33, broadway, n. Y.
Sold in all the cities and of the U. by Drug.
gists and fancy goods dealers.
eS- The genuine has the name and address upon 1t,
steel plate engraving, on four sides ofeac bottle.
wM. A. BATCHELoR,
23S, Broadway, N. Y. y
Sold in Burlington by A. Hendricks, ard squires &
Bloss s5 " je25ly
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Land Acenev 0m "a

GEORGE rs. LANE. (sueces sor TO L. d. Stocks
~ ton, Supreme Judse) Attorney at Las ald Real Is.
tate Agent.
Real Estate bought and sold On Commission Ho,s..
and lots rented aud leased and titles real III ne
City and county examined on reasonable terms
Taxes paid and rents collected Leases, Deeds Mort
Cages and Articles of Agreement drawn with
and despatch.
Maps of city and Of the additions thereto and Of
lands in the vicinity OF Burlington kept on hand which
purchasers can examine without charge.
Loans effected and money invested safe security and
reasonable terms.
Persons wishing SELL buy or lease real estate OF
kin VIII md to their advantage TO call at the .g.ai
E.tate Once n w. corner Third Washington streets
adjoining the P o., Burlington. Iowa. Ieslv
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Keep your Rooms Neat

INHE undersigned, seeing the need Of good aud we'll
L carried Of pAPER-HANGING ESTABLISHMENT
IN this city, would inform the public that they pre-
pared to wait upon all who may please give them
call What makes house look more neat aud tidy than
ecetdered ar6ts! Send in your orders and they will
be well executed, and on liberal terms
J. a. PATTON & CO.,
Corner Third and Jefferson streets, Sd story.
~ Gazette copy. sep2
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GAIGE & FIELDS.
Photograph. AmbrotyPe and DaxUcr.
reOtype GALLERY, over Criswcli
HiIihousc, store, Jefferson
Street. R2mrlfmut0rs


Mr. FIELDS has the pleasure of announcing that he has
associated with him,
| Mss. EAIGE,
for six years operator in Brady's Celebrated Gallery
New York He therefore ventures promise his Gus
toners
Photographs, Alnbrotypes and Dag n.r.
re0typeS.
in the highest style OF the art with all recent improve
which have brought the ar, state cper
fcctien.
Hei confident the specimens on exhibition NJ his
rooms-and all are cordially invited to examine them
will bear comparison with the fnsst pictures from The
best New York Galleries. from any other point, no
matter where. And as he does not wish the public to
take this trust, he hopes they viii and
Doguerreotypes of deceased persons copied TO any
desired size and cooredt equal the nest oil paintings
Likenesses Of deceased persons also taken.
Remember the place, Jefferson ST. between Third and
Fonrth, opposite Barrett House. iei9
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Immense Success F!

Oser Two inOusand bottles OF
NcLean's Celebrated strengthening
Cordial and RlOOd Purifier
Were sold last week. and the demand is every
day.
The great sale that has rapidly sprung up for this
remedy is owing to It's intrinsic merits THOUSANDS
of weak feeble and debtaed persons this city have
been made healthy and strong by taking 1t.
1t Is the best in the WORLD and the only
remedy that will purify the BLOOD and at the same time
STRENGTHEN and IsvIeoRATR the whole organization
I, win eectnaliy all complains Of the LIVER sro-
MACH, or BOWELS, such LIVER COMPLAINT HEADACHE.
BuIousSEss BAD BREATH DYSPEPSIA SOUR STOMACH Loss
OF APPETTF sERvors DISEASES, FAiSrsEss Weakness OR
DEBILITY any disease of the WOMB KIDNEYS or BL ADDER
and remove yellownes from the skin It is a
sure preventative of FEVER, oHrIIs AGug AND
FEVER cHoLEK. or any prevailing epidemic. There IS
no mistake about il.
~ Every bottle is warranted to give satisfaction
Try IT, 1t Is very pleasant. 1t leaves delightful aro-
matte flavor in the mouth after taking It.
J. n. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor of this Cordial
Also McLeans Volcanic Oil Eminent,
- Principle depot on the corner Of Third and Pin
streets, st. LOUIS No. sugs-1mw
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LIST OF PKEMIU,IS

To be Awarded at the DesMoines Co.
Agricultural Fair and Cattle show.
The officers of the Dcs Moines Agricultural
Society take pleasure in announcing to the cit-
zens that they have fixed upon Thursday, the I'd
of October as the day for the Fair
The list of Premiums, Superintendent and
Judges, are as follows. They exceedingly re-
greet their inability to offer larger premiums this
year: - -
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Z ponders ffem Border RnAfrn papssS snoring
hos sl,sss papers had attempted, By the publi
cation Of the most exaggerated accounts Of II,
doings 81 Free State men, 70 rouse up the Ms
I sourians to invasion, and incite them on 70 an
discriminating war against al Northern settlers,
/, from the facs that We hare already given most
: Of them.)
II Lawrence, Aug. 18th, 1856.
Capt. Shombree Of Indiana who was wounded
in the engagement at Titus house died yester-
day morning and was buried to-day with militia
~ honoss-one hundred men came into town to-
nigh, from the States via Topeka.
i The Franklin and Wacharusa company have
en'renched themselves on the crossing of the
Waeharwsa and are determined to resis. insa-
sion.
] The troops are being called to Lecompton and
| one of them said here to-day that all the troops
outside Of the fort were going to be stationed
there 40 that the partiescould fight out their
battle to their own satisfaction.
| Five Kindred Missourians re-reaponded to |
the cab Of war and have camped on Salt Creek /
short distance from Leavenworth They go |
| to reinforce Lecompton. We shall TO doubt
have desperate struggle with them before this
affair ends. All We have to say is, let them
come, We have now the advantage and we mean
'okeepit Let all invaders beware, for we shall
show no mercy and act as they intend their men
to.
\ Tree State man was caught last week near
Westpor' and scaiped al;ye-is still prisoner .
among the Ruffians. Ii
Up, isreemen Of the North, and come to our q
aid. You have thus far done nobly, but with i
hold not now the bountifu hand. Should Mis-
souri, pour over her hordes of miscreants, we t
shal. have harder time than we have yet SEEN n
War to I'll, determination is their cry and they I
will attempt it, t
The men you have sent US are noble fellows
they march forth to the conflict arrayed with +
warm hearts for our cause and armed with feel
ng OF rigat action, believing they are fighting
n holy cause. We want Iowa, who has shown s.
hat freedom still lives by the result of her Au.
election, 10 be ready to send us FIVE hundred p
nen at any time should we call for them-be
eady-have your armor bucked OH that there d.
nay be no delay. Our cause is common one
nd the whole North is interested, it is not for
Kansas alone.
Word has come that the Kickapoo Rangers co
re going to attack Plymouth, IA town made by w w
ane's Company, as they came through, near the q;
ebraska line) and party leave here this NOR 3,
ing for their aid. IA
Keep tho ball in motion, and let the huzzahs
" Fremont and Dayton still ascend.
0. BASSETT C0
for
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COM nj e RCIAI.,


Business of all kinds has been fully equal Il
the expectations Of different operators.
We have from time to time noticed the differ.
ent branches oftrade and their prospects, bu,
have almost entirely overlooked a branch that
has increased as rapidly as any in the city, and
that Is the sale of Drugs, Paints and Oils With
1 ont any extra exertion our merchants have built
up trade IN this department that at the pres
ent time is exciting the envy of our neghbors
| Cur dealers have the capital energy and
stock with which to compete with any city, and
we notice that their sales will compare favorablv
with houses in the same trade in Chicago or St.
Louis Bills of these places can be duplicated,
thus saving the expense ola trip to other mark
cts, as well as time in transportation. PHYS
ielans and merchants from the interior can find
any article they may want, and warranted eenu-
inc.
IHE PRODUCE MARKET is firm, with large guam
titles OF grain arriving, We have no change to
note. Wheat, Corn and Oats, find ready sale.
There is no disposition to hold and the BUYER of
to-day is the seller tomorrow.
:. WHEAr-Spring, 10 to SO. Fall, 90 to %.
Extra, LOO.
CoRN-a5.
OATs-23 to "a.
sALr-Lale, in bbls, $3.50 by wagon load.
Sack, 50. 40.
LrMnER-Common, S2opr M First do. s25 |
pr. m. Clear, sSj to 40. Second do. $50 to 81
pr. m.
snsoLEs-Firs; quality, $3.50 pr. NJ. Second
DO $500 pr. M.
LATn--S4, so pr. m.
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A Bargain offered

VEN ACRES Of choice Land fur sale, one mile and a
L half uorth west of Burlington, near the Louisa
County Plank Road well tmbered and level, water con-
venient; most delightful situation for a residence 1t
cannot be exceed anywhere within the distance
,he city rare bargain will be given Enquire of Geo.
II. Lane adjoining tile rost once, or of the subscriber
on the premises. isep3 dl&w6l*l TuOS. c. CLARK
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Pitts,,ure Anr. :

KttsFNf 81 ~ %.
One hundred and thirty citizens we're dis
charged from the Allegheny arsenal. Their is
considerable excitement at Iawrenceyille in con-
sequence.
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k(l ACHES OF LAND FOR SAIE..-Forty
wv acres 10 cultivation and tie res, In good ti,nber
the improvements two story House, Stable and
barn and an Orchard OF several hundred fruit trees
one hundred Of which in bearing This land IA
the North Plank Road and less than mile from the ctv
The price Us kiS per acre, third cash and t rpt T.
one and two years with interest Call nc the Neal Estat
Office Of GEORGE II. LANE, ati;oininv p a.
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Wholesale and Retail rumhor yo

4 LARGE assortment of Lumber, Shingles, Latt
n and Square Timber etc We feel no hesitation IT
offering to supply country dealers with full assortment,
OF the best qualities of Lumber from Wisconsin, Chip
pewa Menomonee and st. Croix Rivers. Office on JEFF
ferson street, between Sixth Seventh.
sep1 J. w. 4 W d. GIIRERT
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'0'is N'ia s'es'lssl WiisoS snANNoN

The above isa very different affair than what
used to come from the pen of Wilson Shannon,
70 the people OF Lawrence. but circumstances
alter cases, and Shannon now knows the feels
that We have some poker in our hands and that
We are liable at any time 10 exertit. OBJ.
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Gsasp CoScERr.--Thc celebrated blind fiutest,
Mr. Gorenno, assisted by several Of our best mu-
Scisns, whose names will be given Tomorrow,
proposes to give grand instrumental and vocal
concert at Marion Hall on Wednesday evening
next Mr.. @. Is said to be one Of the best, If
no. the best, performer on the Hu,e in the West.
We should like to see his concert well attended,
6rst because we think 1t will deserve it, and
second, because he is a worthy man who has
been unfortunate in many respects.
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POor.House Building.

NEALED Proposals will be received by The subscriber
~ Tor building County Poor House, until Saturday
me 9th inst Specifications and plans be til,
olhte OF G. Bassstt, Architect The subscriber re-
serves the right OF choice among those mah proposals
and will require bond and security the faithful per
formance OF the contract. r. W. NEWMAN,
Judge of DesMones county, Iowa.
Sept LIST, 1856 s,p2
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Candles and Lard nil

l IT,, aaasfslgneh would respectfully inform the pub
us ~ .ey "hi continue the Candle and Lard O
Under The name and arm OF MULLER 4 HAGEMaWI
ny new process of smelling aud refining ,aa, -
nahns aud can therefore recommend them and our ~,
Vm 70 tfeIfsordtie 0tteafioa Of Merchants -'N
We also Guy raw and rendered alow as well as lard a,
The highest market price. ss8 $50 Nv
aug sG,d vsm MILLER a n. apu.xx
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New Farmers Mill,

THE subscribers have just started their ON
L Mill. corner of Third and Elm streets, and are
now grinding by the bushel for TOLL all the grain sent
to them They will grind Wheat, Rye, Corn and Buck
wheat for table and Corn Oats etc, for feed such
rates will make the Of ground feed fo most kinds
of stock, profitable Farmers and others invited to
call and try the new mill. BROAD & KElSER.
Cav
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A. W. Comstock, Union,
Albert West, Burlington, SJudges,
G.. W. Albright, Benton,

Q. c. Wightman,
CLASS NO. II.
Eguestridnism.
Best Female Equestranism 10 o.
gu 10 r" 5 0C
DR.. P: L. McLaren,
Jake Leffer, Judges.
NJ. d. Browning,
CLASS NO. 49,
Miscellaneous ~.
Anything not enumerated in the foregoing list and
worthy OF premium, to be decided by the Judges and
Inc amount OF the premium.
J. l.. McMaken, Flint River,
Ebridge Iefller, Union,
.. VIM. Il. Dement,, Augusta
sstants. ~ ~ $3.50
The better to regulate matters, there was Superin
tenent appointed over each Stock Clxs whose business
VIII be to set the hour of their exhibition and control
the same during 1t. All OF the aforementioned oic RS will
please report themselves to the Board of Directors as
early possible the morning the Fair at the Fair
Grounds, Shepherd Letters farm that complete ar
Engagements may be made thus avoiding a vast deal of
confusion and unpleasant feeling II sincerely hoped
that every one in the country that will be on
That day. to Join in making day worth remembering
The Officers of the Society follows:
JOAB COMSTOCk, President.
HIRAM LEONARD,
WIN. III. POsTLEwAITE, 'Se Aie"i"Sn's'
MOSES s. Fo0rE, Secretary.
WM. +. CooLBAUGH, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS
Azariah, Gregg, Augusta; Eber Bradley, Huron;
III ndal Long, Benton; ABB aham Banta jackson:
=. Wlgitman, Burlington; T. II, Antrobus, Pleasant G.
J. L. Sargent, Danvile Franklin Wilcox Union.
W. f. johnson, Flint River; Esq McKennou Washington.
fsopert Aien' franklin; ii. Seeds, Yellow Springs.
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Horse Shnainr

12V1s0 DI0tIHS.
N9sE subscriber has made such change In his Smith
Shop as will enable him to do almost all kinds of
repairing and johbing He has secured the services of
skiful and experienced workman, and will give part
GUAR attention to Horse Shoeing All work warranted
W. W. CORNWELL.
au23 1md&w
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Land Aneneu Office

yHOWN d Hi IL A. T.. Attorneys have the o,t~
ID perfect abstract Of titles all the lands and in, -
the city OF Burlington and Des MONIES COUNTY ana iii
make examinations at reasonable rates. "
EThey viii buy and sell Real Estate on comm.sior
. renting property, paying taxes ETC.
give prompt attention 10 the collection OF deias al
Iustmen Of Claims drawing and acknow deeds na
ether Srtlngs or any other business that may be
! ed TO them. - 'y os eia ust-
oce on the corner o. Jefferson and Third over
Messrs. White, Cook Co.'S Bank Bur,inc,nr 49, ~ g