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Every House. Workshop and Factory

Should constantly be supplied with Dyer's Healing I'm
orocstion-wlch is Invaluable in any emergency, aee'-
dent or sudden illness, and should lie applied on the &C.
currence of any casualty whatever 1t Is reaiy ihas
pensable every reader of these lines OBTAIN " once
this Great Remedy ana Life Preserver, anu We
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-05

Hoos.-Ws learn from the CincisnAti GAzetts
that porkpacting has commenced IL that city
though to limited extent 4 sale q $50 bead
a -. 20 nett y noticed, which msy BE consider
ed the opening figure. nj
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The MNa Plus Ultra"

Ofall Pain Destroyers Is Dyers Heains EihorocS'""'
This Medicine has received ndisputaie proos OF us va
lue from sources worthy of reliability and confidence
forming an array of facts unparalleled In the history of
any other preparation 1t worthy Of the most perfect
confidence performing most astonishing cures
and giving fresh evidence, daily, o. its disease conquer
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A Western Aren't Writes as Follows

lady presented herself me with the rgh' eheeA
swollen much pain in the region, with nervous tremor
sb.was directed to apply your Healing Enbrocation
very two hours rubbing it gently with piece of cloth
On the first application she exclaimed, " How it snarts
bu by uerseyerng she relieved and totally cured on
the follow ing morning. Such The effects OF TINS Won
derfu Medicine Dyer's Heang Enbrocation, ahofa'hs
the most cheerful evidence of its disease coheerhs
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Disease and Dyer's Healing Enbrocation are
strong enemies, they never can work together
Dyer's Healing EmbrocasionIalways puts disease
to flight. Squires Bloss agents Tor Southern
Iowa
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A Spleudid Farm for Sale,

rT'Eis place known the Ballard Farm miles nor ii
L of burlington, on the Harrington aud Louisa fHIk
Road. Tie above Is hgi!y Improved and under II good
tate Of cultivation, with two story frame hoGse and
other out briinga fine be,ring orchard, steam saw
and grist.ni Adjoining, and also exc.igpt tavern
stand and whai In ore Of tie best nesh dtiood- in
he ntry. To be sold Accommodate terms. For
further PARTICULARS enquire III ihe Office OF
au3tdh VII / u 4 ~ u I.IInERT
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MASSACHCSETTS.

MASSACHUSETTS,.
Boston city, 2l00 maj.
Large plurality for Fremont, and possibly a
majority over all. Gardner elected Governor
Burlngame probably defeated.
76 towns and counties give Fremont $4,000
majority. Burlingame reelected to Congress.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Lancaster city, Buchanan gains 6l3 over Oc-
tOber election
Philadelphia, comp. 1870 1926 1856
Lancaster city, 1894 maj.
Wheatland dist,
Erie, 532 4S9 49
Harrisburg The friends or the Fusion ticket
cnnceda the State lost by 10 600 mai
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MARYLAND
Baltimore l6 wards, l66 70s5 l2437
CONNECTICUT.
Fremont's plurality about 5000.
VERMONT.
Large Fremont majority.
RHODE ISLAND,
Has given large majority for Fremont.
MISSOURI.
st Louis,all but pre'cts, 5007 60Ss
Mauro and Vail Americans elected.
IOWA.
Dubuque, s3s 1881 ITO
Clinton, 66 maj.
Lyons, mai.
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House and Lot for sale in Mt Pleasant
Imnroved Farm FIR Sale

A \ EXCELLENT FARM OF 2uh ACRES. THIS Ia
situate upon the Mt Pleasant Plank Road, ten iI.s
vest OF burlington, and short distance from U8uye.
There are l6t acres prairie nearly NIL under cuvaIn
an ~ of woodland Also a gnod stury hru.-.
we'll, and orchard This IL known the -floro tam"
md ,ciU ia soid cheap SOLD Call Real Estate
office of ls.p Isl GEORGE H. LANE.
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Who War+a q uoma

7 WILL sell n FARM In Franklin Townsl lp, with God
Improvements, and at reason BILE pricse credit
at i've years. Call soon II you wisl 70 secure home
COED terms HENRY u. SCOTT.
Burlington, Aug. 8. , .ug DIV
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A KENTUCKY JuDGE's CHARGE.-Judge INITIAL,
in recent charge to the grand jury of Boone
county, Kentucky, expressed himself in relation
to the practice OF carrying concealed weapons,
in the following language: "Now, think |
am safe in saying that one man In twenty has a
six.shooter in his pocket, or bowie-knite in his
breast, and if you amt careful Yon will come
in contact with some of these young gentry,
these travelling arsenals as call them. They
make it a point to learn enough of law to throw
you in the wrong; you will then see them brace
themselves back again against a wall, and when
they think themselves safe in the eyes of the law
they blaze away. want you to get right af.
ter these fellows"
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MEssRs. EDITORS !:


MEssRs. EDIToRs
see a notice in your paper of Musical Con-
vention to be held at this place, this month, by
Prof. Bradbury.
hope, Sirs, you will spare no trouble, as pub.
lie journalists, to give publicity to this fact
This is what this community wants very much.
There is plenty Of musical element here, and
that which is good; all that it wants is system,
and such it will get under the guidance of so
eminent master as Prof Bradbury. A three
days Convention, with such crowd as this sec
ton of country can start out, all bound together
IN "union Of sweet sounds" will truly act as
q balm to heal the "disunion" that the heat Of
political discussion have caused, and restore
a peaceful and happy harmony after the tenn
pest.
And you, as journalists, cannot devote better
time and space to higher and nobler object
Let US hear from you.
Yours truly, HARMONY.
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w JOB OFFICE
4 ~ very ~ asasvsAis. ~ ~ psepared 70 -
etAsu . ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
n vssy al. n syss - y pssts y eoapsss VIII
ssy ssssss,skssns within NE ssssA.
vs ksss sspssissssd gse Prissers, Who hsys made
sbs sst s ssdy u shsir iIss. Al sort entrusted 70
cor hsnts sssyastsA.
We sse mach better psspase1 thaa eveY before 10
IN ~ ssssss sss Books Posters, Cards. oscslsss Banks
At We never have. sud ssvss shal. bssy ousseif In
,sr,ssaliy soiieiae tasness; bas Wish Hdistincy
.,lss,sscd thss - sin 10 work invss than .ny man
ss lcss 10 H. Tbs price Il u is,ts consequence with
~. ne vork vs mean lode. In manner give ss.is-
.,ssa ss~iasi prsss, OF free gratis n accessory.
c. DUNBAR.
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For Sale !
snlendid Farm for Sale

TWO BwEIEESG-sgGTSE on tie South
HUI. IN pleasant iocatlohsone or boil, can be pnr-
chased on accommodating terms The houses new,
md we'll built [au22l BLOWN LAiikE.
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IGSoRAScE vs.. observation-disclosures pays
such tax that We cannot imagine how anybody
can afford to be blockhead McCracken works
for dollar day, while Spring, his neighbor
commands twenty shillings. A wide difference,
and all caused by Springs knowing to read,
write and cypher. From these figures it will be
seen, that McCracken's want of knowledge costs
him four hundred dollars year-whch shows
| that ignorance costs him more than his wife and
children, house rent inclusive.-[N. Y. Dutch
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The HARD SHE'LL PREAcHER.-He still lives,
and tells the truth, the whole truth, and nothing
hut the truth, in his peculiar and piquant style
cratic ofice.holder sent him letter, in which
he enquired the preachers opiuion of Buchan.
ans prospects for the Presidency. He received
this answer:
Postum Grove, Tenn. Oct. II.
Sur, it is rtten in the book OF tate somewhere
atween the lids of kreation and konhugration,
blessed is Old Buck if he don't expect to get
nuthn fur he amt agwine to be disapinted.
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What has Dyer's Healing Embrocation
Done?

Wonders, indeed. Its known everywhere as Stand
ard Medicine Sure Remedy, and Universal Panaeea
for Rheumatism Cuts Wounds Barns scsldS LunhaEo,
Sore Throat, Piles Bowel Complaints, Cholera, VIVA
Cholic Dysenery and numerous other iils and acHes
It's popularity is owing its own Intrinsic merits once
used 1t il never dispensed with. II is becoming daily
more and more popular, and Is performing remArGahe
cures day by day. All persons who have never used THIS
Great Remedy for all Of Pain, should at once CO.
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A Farm for Sale.

TN HENRY COUNTY, about nile from New Lon
don: 1870 acres OF prairie iartly improved. md 10
OF timber land making altogether Of the
hest farms in tie county. Price vey low, and teEuis
easy To be- sold Immediately.
q
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Immense Success

sr- Over Two Thousand Bottles of -....s
3cAean,s Celebrated t.eng,hepine
Cordial 1nd BLOOD PuriIier -t..
We're sold last week. and the demand increasing every
day.
The great sale that has rapidly sprung up for this
remedy is owing to Its intrinsic merits THOUSANDS
OF weak feeble aud debated persons In this city have
been made healthy and strong by taking 1t.
II is the best AITER,TtvE In the WORLD and the only
remedy that will purify the BLOOD and same time
STRENGTHEN and S6ioORATE the whole organization.
1t will eFtctualiy cure all complains Of the LIVER $40
MACH, or BOWELS, such LIVER COMPLAINT, HEAn,rHE
BiLiorsNEss, BAD BREATH, DYSPEPSIA, sToa, loss
oE APPETITE, NsRvocs DISEASES FsiSrxE-s wASSEss
DEBILITY or disease OF the WOMB, SpNvsnr nAnuEH
and remove yellownets the skin. IL u
sure preventative Of YELLOW FRykR, cHLts, AGvE hEp
FEVER, cH'LgRA, any prevailing epidemic. There is
no mistake about It,:
fSy" Every bottle Is warranted to give satisfaction.
Tryt. 1t is very pleasant. 1t leaves delightful aro-
matte flavor in the mouth after taking
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor of this Cordial
Also McLean's Volcanic Oil Eminent '
- Principle depot on the of Third md Pin
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ft0NTAINf>G AN acres, AZ Inles west ef town. on
y the Mt. Pleasant road. The Railroad passes wl,Li1
few rods. There Is the Farm frame dwelling,
which shout $500; fine young orchard good cis'
ie7u, good we'll good stable, large hog house never
failHg sprlng, and good fences. Ab0u; Thirty acres
timber, bgiance prairie aud, high state OF cuiva
ton. viii be sold cheap, and on ,asy terms
-- l.. o. JRFFERS,
auf2 Over Green, Thomas Co.'S Bspx. Is
A FINE IMPROVED FARM in LeaIsa Co.,
\ % miles northwest Of town. OF li6 acres TO
der cultivation, ~ tiTdbsr-gsoi Improvement Il -
situated upon beautiful rolling prarie-wou.j make
fac stock farm. For sale cheap, and easy terias
t1sf% l.. O. JEFeEt.s,
aui2 A.e-..t Over Grsen, Thomas i Co.'S bank.
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STRAYED or stolen. nom the premises OF tie
~ subscriber, three miles southwest OF BurrBytor
Thuy >day night, Oct Esd, one SORREL MARE rt pale
color seven years old about sixteen hands high,
small shue spots the right HIP high hip bone bar
IN good working conditions fast trntrcr and ncH "
+. Cords. Whoever will return said noe. Or
give Information where she may be found, siR! Ebsr.
al rewarded.
l.utr 4 -
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a We last week paid visit to the studio Of
Mr.. WINTER in Green, Thomas Co.'s block, and
found there some good portraits, and very fine
landscape pieces which will at once be recognz.
ed a. entirely Western. We saw two pictures.
representing, from two different points, the Fa.
Their of Waters, as seen from the Northern bluff
They are the only pictures we ever saw which
gave the beholder any correct idea of the pecu.
liar appearance Of our great river. Mellowed in
the soft light Of an autumnal sun. enchanted By
distance, with its thousand islands and TOW.
heads" and low woody banks, and bluffs in the
distance, view Of the Mississippi, while it lacks
the grandeur of the Hudson, is one of peculiar
beauty and facnates every beholder at first
sight.
Now that the excitement of the Presidential
contest is over and the public about to subsde
into its wonted channels, we desire TO- call gen.
eral attention to Mr. Winter, and inform all who
desire to procure good correct portraits of them
selves and friends, that Mr.. Winter can take
them in superior style.
ELEcrIoN DAY.-Election passed off yesterday
with tolerable quiet and good order. Some few
men became at times little noisy, but did no
material damage. The beer-shops under the
Mayors proclamation, were mostly closed, ex-
cept bachelors, and we presume the quantity
of beer peddled out was something less than the
usual quantity. Notwithstanding the unpleas-
antncss of the weather, there was pretty large
turnout and a full vote was cast.
HORACE GREELEY INDIcrED.-We learn from
the Baltimore Sun, that the Grand Jury of
the Harrison Circuit Court, Virginia, have found
an indictment against Horace Greeley, for circu-
lating in Harrison county his Tribune, which
was considered by the grand jurors as incendiary
In its character. Two citizens of the county
were prosecuted for aiding in the circulation of
that paper. This is the ''freedom of the press"
in the Old Dominion.
SLAVERY IN KANSAS correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette, who writes from Lecompton,
Oct. i4th, says:
There is large number of slaves owned in
this place, which is the territorial capital. All
the servants at the hotel where stop are slaves.
The governor has purchased a house here and
fixed his residence. He has no wife, as you
know, but the lady Of the Kansas White House |
the Governors housekeeper-is negro slave. |
She is generally spoken of as the "Guvnor's |
nigrer."
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A SPLENDID FARM Of 275 ncrc, for
"a SALE-Thsi Is situate ten miles from Burlngton
and mile from Messengers Depot Bur.rp,,t -, u
Missouri River Railroad. There are l7G acres N, g..
cultivation, having loo Woodland adjoining TleIe
IL good twostory house with six rooms, leg oue
of two rooms good barn aud hard OF tuId-
red trees upon it, This s we'll adsp ed for StUth fI,H
Terms easy. Enquire at the Real krt5je Of
fee of GEO. LANE
octI6 adjoining postptIlce
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Kept Everything.

An old gentleman in Utica, father of one Of
our most enterprising citizens, once kept a va
riety store in that city, and made it rule to
have everything. He was in the habit of max.
ing memorandum of everything euqured for,
which was not on hand and ordering it mmcdi.
ately. In this way he collected an immense
stock, which, if it did not contain sample oil
everything under the sun, came very near it,
and comprehended everything the old gentle.
man had ever heard OF.
1t became bye word with the inhabitants of
Utica that our hero kept everything, and bets
were often made and lost on the assumption that
a person could not 60 to his store and enquire
for anything, without having it at once furnished
him. In the course of our friends business ar
engagements, church in the vicinity became in
debted to him in considerable amount for art-
cles he ordered for furnishing the edl6ce. The
church got along very badly. There was not
interest enough among the members; schisms
crept in, and finally the church failed. The old
gentleman heard it witha sigh, but concludin.
that what he had lent TO the Lord would return
to him again in some shape or other, thought no
more of The matter. A week or two after this
crash, one OF the deacons of the church came to
him and said that the church was indebted to
him some, and advised him to take some of the
church furniture to apply on the debt, which
our hero did, and stored it away in the garnet
of his store.
About month after this, two men, one a
stranger in the city, made wager; the citizen
betting $50 that the stranger could not 20 to
old IS and enquire for anything without get
ting it. They came into the store, and the terms
Of the wager were made known to our hero
The citizen again reiterated his belief that there
was everything under the sun at that store
he'd bet again on it. The stranger said he ra-
Their thought he could ask tor something that
couldn't be "peddled to him in that are estab-
lishment."
"What is its" said the old gentleman, rub
bling his hands behind the counter, in anlicipa-
ton OF coniounding his customer" what is
it?"
SWELL" said the stranger, "hev you got any
second hand pulpits 2"-adding a grin that
would have done credit to the devil.
Secondhand pulpits," said the gentleman
with whoop. Secondhand pulpits? Yes,
sir any quantity of them. Got factory pur-
pose for making them; come up stairs till show
his friend up three pair OF stairs into the garrett
he exhibited to him the church furniture, which
he had taken in payment for the debt above
mentioned, and among which was the pulpit,
complete, with its crimson resting place for the
scriptures.
The stranger caved-paid his bet Of $50, and
being asked if he would have his pulpit sent to
him, OR would he have it wrapped up and carry
it with him, he flung out another $50 bill, and,
snappishly saying mo, keep it till call for it,"
left the premises. The pulpit has paid storage
often since, and the old gentleman has made his
debt on it ten times over. The fact OF his keep
ing everything has never been doubted SINCE
Buffalo Republic.
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A Sure Remedy Tor Piles.

The Piles most distressing complaint, Is more prev
alent than generally supposed IS attended WIN "
fammation-small Tuners, in the generah'y vi cases
make their appearance producing irrta on WHEN The
body il heated ndescrbaby painful which 1t Is ipoS-
sibe to resist scratching, and the only present resi
es to he desire to tear the skin of Ths disease is
not dangerous but extremely unpleasant. Clerks and
those of sedentary habits subject TO this maa-
DIV. Let all afflicted try Dyer'a Embrocatton and We
warrant immediate relief AMI an eGectuh cure. Many
troublesome OF this complaint have been reineheo
by the use of this great Medicine We can present TACT
upon fact in confederation of this statement ana thous
ands bear testimony the great value Of this heai
" 1900
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Steel Plows, Western Corn Shelters, Hay Cutters

nrpto The rut eenkrpa
70 line year a constant
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nver's Healing Embrocation

Is uniform Qualify, Convenient for Application, Neat
and Delicate in its Nature leaves Stain on the Dress
or Skim Unfalns in its Curative Properties ard unsu
passed as Healing and Pain Destroying Remedy.
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OFFICE 20 RENr.-The most lv,nler, and
~ best location for any kind OF business In tie city
Ei quige a. this office. cclglu
'lU k.EC-store on Jefferson st. now occupied ty
l. oct9dtf THUS HEDGE n 90. .
NAEEARLE PROPERTY EUas ',Stf.
The subscriber offers for sale his Steam Saw
Mil, situated nj The foot Of Pine street.
The mill is Of the most approved construction aud welt
adapted to do extensive business In Pine Iinrd
Lumber having muley aud circular saws, with
Engine and forty horse pow-r boiler Of tie Sub
stantiai make. tsept3-dul JAMES McKELL.
IIGksE FOR SALE.-A new small hnate ard
L lot on Sonth llill, the resii, nee Of CIV.
Grimes. Apply TO jylGif PIX. wiLstiS.
House and Lot for sale in Mt Pleasant
JN3sE House is Of Cottage sIyir, coDiaIue,
l and is beautifully situated upon hat block. TL,re
is young orchard, and recent improvements made
on the Lois. Price SlC0. Cash $500 IN year.
Call so"n at Real Estate Office. ,r Gao II. LAM.
LGs SSEk:-The north half OF lot nWmber GOT, with
house fixtures, etc. 1t ID very central loSation,
and is a desirable pace for rss'dence. Terms cay
Apply soon, TO BROWN & lAIitE.
Also lots 40, 4oe and 1884, NeIth I'm, and lois 35
ana ab In Northern Lect.s, &C. omnodang teihsi
| II sold soon. Istbiy, baQNS i LAlht.
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Overs Healing Enbrocation has acquired an unprece
dented celebrity as Healing Panacea. ltcures Wounds
Cuts Bruises Scalds, Rheumatsm and all External ano
Internal Pain in short period OF time scentihfa'y
prepared and always preserving the same strength ana
quality it is used with the greatest confidence by a
classes and has become universally known 'Ha' II
needs ha idly ta be named in public print
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L. C. LETTERS


peal Estate Agent.CaDreyanrer. &c,
Transaction OF general agency business Real E.tae,
Laid Warrants, and drawing up xfitiag,
Deeds, Bonds, contracts, de- he hopes byt .trsi at
tenoD TO business. and 10 the Interests Of his espoy
ere, to merit share Of patrons from Ire public.
Land entered, or Land Warrants located 10 -ler the
Charlton, f. De Moines sioax CITY Districts, Iowa,
or In Kansas, Nebraska or Minnesota,
Improved Farms, in any part of2oatheTn Iowa, Bought
or sold on Commission.
Burlington City property bought and sod. Titss exam
ned Houses Lots leased Factory or h sites scseied
cke. Ali orders promptly attended To- aud d; teason
able rates.
Refer to Gov James Grimes Hon. r. II. Warren Chas
Hendrix ESQ j. g. Law Co., and W. P. CpEtss
- Office, I'd story corner Of Jefferson aud Third sts.
CORNER LOTS for sale cheup.-2 Lots
ID Block one, Barrets Addition The hest q .r,,er in
| Block a5s. Tsrms easy srp'y TO L. G.JsFFgRs. q
A FINE improved Farm, In Logisa County
n for sale cheap and on easy terms.
July 1! L. e. IgPFERs.
1Qn0 ACRES OF yAIEARIEIa Nd
1touu fDRsALE. Thjria situated IN Adair
County township Sar, range 80. West. vi, war.
rant Y 10 be yst hs prsire land. The Pr Dss Moines
and CoansH B.sasaa Road psss through tis town
ship viii sell scme Of II credit Cnlisi the Real
Estate oniee Of GEORGE II LANE. adjoining P.o.
MONEY 20 EGAN.-Resi Estate securities in
,uneas Baowg4 LAEEE
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Rensselaer, CO., the contest is very close be-
tween the three Presidential candidates.
Saratoga 10 towns Ads 1861 1886 1868
Chenaneo, 3o44 l'49 ooo
Broome, ..a 1000 maj
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