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J
- .'"s-e +s5S+,@ CLASS 'No.14. -~-f @~- 81
IF r1tsg- EgHeStrianism.s ='-a--r. B.. r.
Best Female Equestriansm, ~ 90
ID do ,..l 81 sH > 20
..- .s-...f DR.. p. l.. McLaren,)
. Jake Letter, Judges.
NJ. d. Browning,
CLASS NO. 49,
Miscellaneous.
{ Anything not enumerated in the foregoing list, and
worthy ofa premium TO be ecided by the judges amp
the amount OF the premium.
j. l.. McMaken, Flint River,
..' Elbridge LETTER, Union,
--.a.s VIM. b. Dement,, Augusta.
Mr. Robert S. Wilson, of Burlington, was appointed
Chief Marshal Of the day, with power appoint his
sistants.
The better to regulate matters, there Superin-
tendent appointed ach StOtI ilss whose business
it will b. to set the honr of their exhibition, and control
the same during it, All Of the aforementioned oc will
please report themselves the Board Directors rs
early possible the morning of the Fair the FAIR
Grounds, on Shepherd tclers firm, that complete
rnngenents may be made, thus avoiding "A vast deal OF
confusion and unpleasant feeling. Il is sheer ly hoped
that every in the country that will be present on
that day, to join in making ii day worth remembering
The Officers OF the Soriely follows:
JOAB C0MSTOCK, President.
HIRAM LEONARD W., W,
WM. II. PosTLEwA!TE. 'i'S ies'uei''s.
Moses S. FoorE, Secretary.
WV. F. CooLDACGH, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
AZariah. Gregg. Augusta; Eber Bradley, Huron;
X ndall Long, Benton; Alb. aham Bnnta Jackson;
7. Wghtman, Burlington T. H. An.robus, Pleasant G.
J. L. Sargent, Danvle; Franklin Wilcox, Union:
W Johnson, Flint River; Esq Mckennou w ashingon
Robert Allen, Franklin H. Seeds yellow Springs
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= = INSC'IN"t-F, Pt. ~.
North American seceders met at the court
house this a. m. Walker presiding, Edward
Lester read an address giving Il history of the
North American party and various ntrgues con-
ne ted with it and recommends II convention to
sympathi>e with the Fillmore americans for the
overthrow ofthe Republicans Address ado;ed.
Recess till p. N. The regular American con-
vention had not organized at noon, owing to
the large number OF delegates present, and the
time taken i'll submitting credentials. - .r
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
IT, I'm ss9y ruszyrsssz-z
sr ~ ~
RAsl--RC E5NEI

(CHtcd0o burlington q sffacp, Central MILITARY Tract
ana Peoria Dc OqHdDkd Rail Rod1s)
now completed, and Trains the entire distance
from BURLINGTON, IOWA, to CHICAGO without
change of cars.
7nemost direct route to (Hicag0, Nec York Boston
Thitadetphsa, and al otter hnportan, points East
DAILY TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON, SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED.
1st..- lscrpiDg ESpress, through, 7.'5
Arriving ut Chicago the evening passing through
Monmouth, Gaesburg, Princeton and connecting Mt Men
dota with the Illinois Central Rail Road, to La Sale
Bloomington, Springfield Decatur Jack sonyfe and Ma.
pies; also with Gaena and Dpnleith. +
2G--A COmnodaIi0n. 10 Quincy. 200
3d--EvcrlEg Express through, G.15
Connect with Illinois Central Rail Road at Mendoza for
ST. Louis and Cairo direct.
Trains on the above Roads run In close connection
avoiding all laying over at any Of the points.
This road connects at Chicago with the Michigan South.
ern Roads, and with all the Roads leading the Atlantic
Cities, Ohio, Kentucky and Pennsyivana.
Passengers iedriHg Burlington ar %, p NJ reach
Galeaa and Duaiedh IN l2 hours, md s. Lots In 20
hours.
By this route passengers viii reach the interior portion
OF Ohio and Indiana In less time and with fewer
than by any other route connecting via Michigan
at Michigan City, with the New Albany and Salem Road
thence to all points south and southeast.
Baggage checked direct through to Chicago and no
charge for handling at any point. ~.
THROUGH TICKETS by this Route can be purchased
at the Ra II Road Office in burlington.
...-.. G. G. HAMMOND Super intendent.
x. y. HOsFORD, Ticket Agent, Darlington Inay II. VT
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Boston Boot and Shoe Stora

NEW = sGFs f. !---lsess Gaosss :-0n Jefer-
IN son, between Third aud Fourth sts m store adioil-
ing that occupied by Tlos. Hedge Co. -,
The Undersigned would respectfully cali the attention
OF tho citizens of Burlington and vicinity his stock
OIL select aud fashionable Boots and Shoes of every
description
4 HaVing bern engaged for several years the East in
the manufacture Of the very the above fabrics
ne Is thereby enabled, by his knowledge experience
in the business select such goods AS will H. sure 10
give the mist perfect satisfaction, both as rds STYLE
and durability; all of which will be sold at the very
lowest possible prices.
Please call and ssiniRe before purchasing elsewhere
auelS-dGHttg c. II. SM rETsER.
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Essg OF RREsGEuHss

TO be Awarded at the EscsMc;ses 60.
Agricultural Fair and C;itlie Show.
The officers of the Des MONIES Agricultural
Society take pleasure in announcing to the cti-
zrns that they have fixed upon Thursday, the I'd
oil October, the day for the Fair.
The list OF Premiums, Superintendents and
Judges, are follows. They exceedingly re-
greet their inability to offer larger premiums this
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New York, Sept.
The Presidential EtpctiOil.


To THE INSPECTORS OF Elections, TELEGRAPH
&c OPERATORS NEWSPAPER EpiroRs AND REpoR-
TRss. THROUGHOUT THE UNIoS.-The public wi
look for the result of the presidential election on
the 9Th of November. To enable HE spa ,eis
of the Union 10 declare the result on the aolow-
ing morning, il will be necessary for the in.
speetors OF elections throughout the U. s. to aid
the telegraph operators and editors in their Ia
bors on the night of the election to. the presi.
dents vote alone. Let the inspectors count the
electoral vote first. let the telegraph transmit
that vote only on the night ofthe election. This
plan viii enable the press to announce on the
morning after the election, EVENT. the contest
be close one. We hope this plan will be adop-
ted, no other will succeed. ltawill simplify the
labor, make it easier, save time and satisfy the
people. Country and city editors will promote
thcso5icct in view by publishing in their edito-
rial columns this notice once or twice q weellu
ill the fourth OF November. ~
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Our Declarations

~ Inc course Oh Ii Etfl;lny ETeS:ts we think
1t Is again necessary foras declare to the world
and the rest Of mankind" what doing and what
we hope TO do but decent regard for the delicate
OF our ns'gheors, as well modes
~ impel Us 10 MAKE the leclara,iun Wit, mn.-at
and even with reserve 49, ~ soh
THESE THurss TO SELF ErloEsr tina. all men
SHOES, and that they are endowed by their Cr,t 80
@ @ right " have them il they can yet then,
ua We dseIh oar right less than our du,y 10 ala
s he a. hl'ch as poss ble In their endea sors TO
eeaierm themselves to The laws of their nar,
ana % .is end We have greatly increased our stock Of
EOOs.s AsD sKa.saa.
~ 'at we nave en- hand very ample assortment of an
ae oes grades oil ssasonahe goods and 81 hone The
mems OF huntington and the surrounding country will
10 The Dictates OF and necessity cali
- vac FEoP1Es SHOE SToRE,and supply themselves
M we h.gs TIER sotss most Deed; ard though unable
70 say iai can be doEe aithnut money and sitfoui
heRefihsess II comes that that but few
u any VIA know the ferencea hindT, ID years hence
sToaE north side Jefferson between sfan and Thru
81 So. tangsff s lsSsS CAFfREf x HARPf II 5G
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-Sg Columbia S. c., Sept. o.
There was heavy frost in this vicinity last
night and it is feared that much damage has
been done to the cotton crops.
~ Col. Lane, in his speech at Lafayette, In
diana, stated tia, there were more sawnills in
Kansas than in the whole State OF Missouri.
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.sssaa LOUDON MULLIN,
q T. n f. IRA LAMB AGENT,
" ID UEAL EK-[N EXHX NJ Z

y
L "a ND OEAL Ell IN EXCH4 No -, "a
Council Bluffs. iowa.
opened an Office Broadway door east OF
IL Honns Drug Store, where particular and personal
attention win be given TO the LAND AGEAlY Z
nOSlNEsS, IN all its branches in Council Bluffs and
sioux City Land Districts, and in Nebraska Territory
correct copies OF the GoyeInment Plsi'
ana having secured the services Of good tactical Sur
yeyor, who has = thorough knowledge, 10 Western
Lands and their Surveys wfl be In posi- Of al re.
district.
Land Located fer Settlers az a II Dealers st
the Lowest rates. --ass4--s'se>s--g----
j Lands and Town Lots bought and sold On
Commission.
Land Warrants bought and constantly on hard
for sale, for cash, time ~ -
BILLS of Exchange bought and sold
SOIectiOns made, and proceeds promptly remit
tea az current rates Of Exchange Z soS@ssE Az
q sHotes Disconntcd short time, veil secured.
i deposits received. and interest allowed. !.
II - HsS.g. zoe EXPERIENCES. fss Es4e! p41EAJ
- Lnscas simons, Bankers, st. Louis Mo. = -
n Morgan, McCiung q Co., 20 ftp7s'Fb ''
y = s farrington Son.sss I" =. a-ss -
G Gs, dsonss 4 Cos BANKERS Burlington, Iowa.
OTIS, Eercro@s CO., Boston 4sNss p 80 ~
Hon. !as Harlan, A. G. MI, Pleasant, Iowa. Bsa -
4 John u. Gear &foss Burlington, Iowa. ,,sl n H
4 Wood, Bacon 4 Co, PHILADELPHIA A,s
a. ~ shnh, Council Blnfs iosn ~ taj s'sst~
Ghas Hendrie Huntington, IGwa,, ~ - - 4rss =
u y, Leckard, Cincinnati, Ohio.
! aansrs fsnaskopl ,satspa-'f sis3tsBts ianss g e
,-setzIs.iff lsaysis sysvas bsslsstg ae}fsa -
u aSgs aEta--fAss se} aes efss ~
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Rochester, Sept. "a.
Tie convention reassenibied at ~ o'clock
last night and completed their nominations, viz
State Prison Inspcetor-James Saunders, Of
Wesichester county.
J Clerk of the Court of Appeals-Alexander
Main, of Monroe.
Electors AT Daniel Ulirnan, of New
York j. C. Dunn, of Ere
At three O'Clock this ii. M. the convention adj
journed sine die With hearty cheers Tor the
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4 Macon, Ca, Sept. %.
Extensive fire here Yesterday destroying the
Marine 4 Mechanics Banks, Washington Hall
and all the buildings on the north side of the
Washington Hail block, excepting the Bank of
Middle Georgia t-tsL... -s ..s. ..a
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Rochester Sept "a.
The North Americans IN eveninA session
Adopted resolruoas c iety responding to a
proposition from the Fillmore convention Tor .
fusion on the Fillmore TicAef, reafirnaHs the
principles OF North AaiericanSm and declaring
the National Ge,aaaisiee ss.sbandee,
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Washington Sept 90.
The resignation of Judge Mason, as commits
sioner Of patents has been rendered to the Pres
ident, but it is not believed that he will vacnte
that Office is
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DEV. DIE. GtuT,sxCS. vpn.,yx,s r.

Ef. Dfs. CT IEFi7NfiS' WssssA,S.-C url-
nings Lectures on the Apocalypse, Parahlrs, Mira
cies Daniel Signs OF the Times; Family Prayers, Minor
Morks. Roinanlsm; Benedction Daily Life; Voices Of
before the Flood Tent aud the Alter The Fad; Scyn
ture Readings, Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Matthew
Marx Luxe and John. For sale by J. 2. BROWN .E5f
au9 Barr., House E,i,,
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Washington, Sept. 81

= " HsHI5t ot1, nePT. ~.
The Intellgencer drops its neutrality thisa. m.
and supports Fillmore Tor the presidency on the
basis of the action of the wing nalio.al con-
ycution, ..f
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sOMETHING NEW!

70 NS KS r WOULD Respectfully inform the pubic
. that he Is nos taking and cry superior Pic
Infe on Gas called the Spiscreoscopic Il nj bro.
type. Trey are pronounced by all 10 be much su
nor to the ALbrotype, the Ambroype Is the Da-
guerrenye. tins objection of Picture being TOO dark
entirely removed; for while they lighter than the
Aaibrotype or Dagnerreype they at the same time
more distinct than either. -
20 Please call and see for yourselves.
He IS SIN taxing Daguerreotypes, Ambrotypes and
Pilot raphs, either pain colored in oil coIors
Alnbrotypss set In Pins, Rings, Lockets. &c.
2 All work warranted satisfactory, or no charge f
F-The sp reasceptiic Amtrosype is patented, and
only be had At The of T. l.. NURSE corner of
Jefferson and Third Streets Entrance rooms on Third
street F4a sanyatf :
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THREsHING MACHINEs!!
MOEEsTE,n E,ATENT!!

Y1NaE ~ undersgned Manufacturing large number
Il ofthescceiebrated Thresing Machines, which they
offer The farmers this country az that will
exactly meet thcr wants. Our materials well Sc
lected and seasoned md work done the best
her; aud VIE warrant Dachinea perform rigi in
cry respect TO thresh Clean and make ready for
ket as much gTan ina given time, with little
any other now in use.
This is the Machine that has taken the highest prem
UNI Mt the last three State Fairs In Ohio, and In many
other places in The Western Country and regarded by
those acquainted with It's merits, foremost amongst
Threshing Machines, s5a go y ..tt - .-.. .
81 OUR HORSE POWER, Is think, the most simple, du-
rabie and light running power yet introduced In The
Western Country, and will not fail recommend Itself to
those acquainted with Its use. N
Auknds Of repairing done Oh short notice. %.
+ Orders communications from a distance promptly
attended to. iitat d t"4itts+f& H. SPENCER Co,
~ may2Iwtf,,4 g. ss.{. g.. LIDO Burlington, Iowa.
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&. BROWNS .-..s+. .. 80
: OF JAMAICA GINGER,

ESSEN CE OF JAMAICA GINGER. >.
MS ESSENCE IS preparation of unusual excellence
Il In Ordinary Diarrhua incipent Cholera In short in
al cases OF prosiraIon fe digestive functions IL Is
inesnahie vaine. During the prevalence OF epidemic
cholera and summer compainis OF children il De Gu
nafiy eiIcaeons; 10 family, Individual, traveller
shC1ild be without it,
HAeToN-Be sure to get the genuine essence, which
prepared only by f. ECO WV, at his Drug and Cte,i.
ca Sore y E. corner of Fifth and Che smut Streets
I'm adepa and for sale by all the respectable Apothe
carries in the Cntod sta es. -,
sold IN burlington by +. l.. GAY. 1aprl bpy1 D
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31fREE B-aILIr TRIMS sEiCH slIl III q.
no take rffscs september s.ls5f'.
IsRoM and afser he shove date sill eaNe Bur
II Ingten follows
istTrain-Lesyes Burlington Al O'clock, !. ~, on
go kRls lie arrival Of the cars from the East.
2si E. kf Rrrleat} lsases Brfiin 2ten NJ S.as 4 a.
"a Leares Buriinr;nn at ss4s r. ". on the
arrival OF the Eastern train in the
sSa5S evening.
These trains e,naest with The Western Stage Cas-
Goa. i.ea for Fairfield, ottamwa Eddyyislc feita oss
iooss Fort Des Moinrs. Charlton Salem, Council Bas
ST. MaFys. Eienwocd Nebraska cty, &c, reaching NE
Misseusfrivetip less than fur days. zsss So
sss8 ia s;sss LEAVES ant. PLEASANT. s5fSsag
Isl Eraif-At6 O'clock, ", arriving In Burlington
in time to make the moruing train for
~ the East. Chicago, ST. Louis, aa.era &C.
Cd So Freight. at B. p.a -
3a Ala ,se r. ~, making Eastern connections
same night from Burlington.
Passengers leaving Burlington In ths morning can
spend the day In Mt Pleasant, and return In the after
noonss @{iF4sfesjs f.sE.{4Ess s#ak ssats
Leaving Mt Pleasant at o'clock in the morning, can
stay all dag in darlington, and return home AZ night
gN~ Ticket Office corner of Water and Jefferson sts
Burlington, the ei- neral Railroad Ticket Office.
sep5 W. II. BACKUS, Superintendent
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" lSAltNGs HEDDlNcs AMI ss.es A.
~ TlON CARES, written in elegant sfyi. with
erayon Pencil By DUNCAN 4 DALHoFP .
IT nov w. Burlington, Commercial College,
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New York, Sept. a.
The steamship Washington from Southamp-
ton O.. the 10th inst is coming up the bay.
Her news has been anticipated by the arrival
OF the indisn and Kangaroo.
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- .. Philadelphia Sent. q

$50 fhiiatelphia sept. "A.
ADDITIONAL TO TIRE kANGARoo.--A boat from
the ship Ocean Hone has been picked up con-
tanning Edward Hovey ID mate, Frederick
Man and James Manning, seamen, and one pas
senger, unknown.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,


CANADA BROADifAUGE RAILWAY.
yTSHE ich- gan Central Railroad has the advantage Of
an Ere{asise Telegraph Line, us,d entirely for the
movements Of all trains thereby avoiding pussibyoi
collisions delays, annoying on other routes.
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO:
$50 n. III. iGHrEISG EypRRss-Breakfast at Niles,
dine DetFot supper at Hamilton; dine in New York,
supper in Boston next evening. ..4zg-st .s 4;
II. M, EXPRESS MAL-Arrves at Niagara Falls next
morning New York at P. Boston IL AT night and at
Philadelphia, via Eira, 10 ". Also connects at
Detroit with steamers for Cleveland, agd there with
Morning Express for Pittsburgh Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Columbus, Cincinnati, &c.
10 a.. IN. CIScIasaT ExPkEsSArrivcs at Cincinnati
NJ; connects Mt Lafayette with trains for New AL
bany Louisville Indianapolis Dayton, Columbus, lanes
vile. Wheeling, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington. sts rael alia. ---. #s...L d
$40 y. ssi. AFTERNOON ExrREss-Arrives in New
York at "a. second day, Boston at r. ", and al
Philadelphia 1899 second morning. '~ ''
9:is p. Ia. STEAMBOAT EXpRRss-Connectng next
morning at Detroit with the unriyaed North Shore line
of steamers for Buffalo. Through without landing
Plymouth Rock, Capt. J. p EaIph, Mondays and Thurs
day; mississippi, Capt. ]. LangIy, Tuesdays and
Fridays; We tern World Capt J. Ii. Barker, Wednes-
days and Saturdays Arriving in Buffalo next morning
TO connect with A. ~ Express train cast, and in New
York and Boston same evening. .."
~ Passengers arriving at Chicago by any of the
Railroads. viii find competent Agents the cars, and
baggage masters at the depots receive cheeks and
convey their baggage the Michigan Central Depot free
of charge. II. j. SPAULDING, General Agent.
Sept. B. 1886. -.-..s .f..., ~ -.r... .-E .e-
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hARDw ARE.
Eclectic Medical Notice


I l ~, DlShIsSO!s desires to inform the citizens
OF harrington and vicinity, that he has permanently
located IN burlington for the practice ofinedcine.
DE- u IS graduate of the Eclectic Medical College Of
cnchnati college devoted toreform Science
and prao'ce to those acquainted with scientific and
literary character OF Its Faculty there Is no need Of
words ofeuiogy cemncBdation 80 &iis-s5s1s -
To those anacquainfed With Rclectictsm We saw o,r
rule IN The selection Of agents is to us those ON
" that undergo the process Of in te system
hence we discard calcmei Anthony and Arsenic we
nave however, more than fifty concentrated reme.
dies tas Yet unknown TO the Matera Medcs OF other
giving US greater range Ia the selection of
agents than Is possessed BY others We also the
use Tine lancet believing it the province OF the phys
eiah 10 eaiid up rather than dspIete. 49,
residence In the South has given me fa-
Of contrasting the diseases Of the
North and Sor,h. a23{ h.sa -5l.fAssF
Chronic disease diagnosed with certainty by the I'm
pressons made upon the gsngonic system ard
treated Successfully with concentrated rerneSIes
CANCERS cured sGreuaRy without the use Of the knie
and old ulcers cured speedily. ~ s!ET7t1Ts7S &
Medicines dispensed frouiihe Office s2s5ffasbA 80.
Office over Green, Thomas Co.'S Ban Garner a., I.e
sferson and Third streets. Entrance on Third al
Z ~ s. DICKINSON, NJ D.
N u. Chronic Patients from distance WIN IA Arr
nished With medicines to last from two TO six with
''''s'" ' oi'e f - s.'fza basss may2svy y
, 60 - ~ "s's@s SO * -ts4a sssfs n, =.
a41F-ff FAtts .~stz- @f ~ -
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Boston Sept. "a.
The steamer Arabia sailed at 9 o'clock this
A. NJ. She takes out 81 passengers and $780,
7oo in specie.
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/ The Buchanan journals are now profuse in
their abuse of the friends of Fremont because
they are not satisfied with the present condition
of things in Kansas. The indictment against
them is, that they rejected the Toombs- Douglas
bill. and are now anxious 10 keep up the troubles
in Kansas for political effect lie, these be que-
ted, and they lose all their thunder. We marvel
at the shaliowness of these charges. Why, gent
lenaen, We should have thunder enough to ami
hilate your party for the next ten years if the
whole Kansas question were settled in favor of
freedom tomorrow. Its crimes are such as can
never be forgiven. Think you the American
people can ever forget that for two years il has
ssrisen, by the whole power of the government,
TO drive freemea ont OF Kansas to make room
for slavesy That il has trampletl upon the Con-
sntuiion and laws of the iands That. armed
with the federal power it has joined bands of
drunken and intariated bandits TO plumber aud
murder the peaceaele citizens OF one OF the Ter
ri,eries of the United States, and burn down
their dwellings, That it has leayued itself with
the Slave Power for general aud permanent war
upon free insti,alienss That in short, ii is the
slave OF Shareholders, and must do their bidding
whatever that may bes No, gentlemen. These
things will be remembered so long as the pre-
sent generation endures, and then they viii be
written down agains, you in history. to be read
with wonder and sbhorvoce by the latest poste-
rty.-t Chicago Presss 81
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Munners Great American Preparation.

0h.HSH = 0HCtIV 13IfiSs INt111 = IC Pu1"V.o1R'
"A SSikG tsESzLDE for Cholera, Cholera Nor
"A bus Cbolic Dyscntery ana pans or cramps in the
Stomach and Bowels. This eeiebfnied spTeeGc used
with the utmost freedom and confidence by gentlemen
who have attaine emincice IN Medical profession In
the Eastern States and many Of them throwing asid. their
prognoscs have given certificates ,ettifyny tia SUPERB
ory to any medciGeeyer invented for pain
cramps from the stomach and bowels. II is ard
speedy In Its operation, and as doubtless saved hun
dreds OF ves IL should be family medicine In every
4 trnu
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:
TOILET wARE.-Toret ware II ss,, ha,h,n.
tubs SIT Baths eidren's bath tubs &c. jus, received
and !oE sac % jelo J. Va c 4 WHITE
4 sEINDSyOyES.
n 2 Zen Berea" justrse'd and for sale by
z !ezi ROSS WHIppLE.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01

IS REFERRING to the above notice, the undersigned
would assure the Travelling public that their vii! be to
make the Barrett House" satisfactory in all respects
Owing to necessary repairs and renovations which will be
IN progress for several months, they reasonable
indulgence dnriEg the existence of the Inconvenience
thus accustomed, after which they will only ask for such
patronage as the House and Its infringement shall
For the present the House will be under the management
Of Mr. C. p. Moore who is avorably known to the public
as the genemauly and oblging assistant orr prede
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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01

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