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hi interest," ties in Entrc Rins 10 system
slDald prssait~ aislla might intesfsse with
the prof. Of his three hundred Thousand head
OF tattss. md HI fWO hundred teaEues square
Of land, which he has acquired By arbitrary
Intensely osceapieai in hi. vast privats ii.
faiss. the breeding Of cattle, the carrying on
pf SAjadaos--wiiere hides are 1alted -conar
nerce, Xc., he i,ds no time TO affend 10 Ases
business Of the Government, and he delegates
his power 10 Sibers. Hs has done his TO
such an extent that in the course Of four
years be has deldgated his authority six times
and has hardly been actually President pnr,
months during all that time. But mean
while be 10 orsIe u tho army, that nearly the
whole Of The forces do guard dnty by turns
1t his esfancta ofSan dose Inc never dele
gates the command Of the troops. bot makes
use Of the soldiers TO render him self the sole
Judge in Entire Rios, and he NEEDLES most
tyrannically wit, the most Insignificant de-
tails of civil life, even experimenting the
marriages of the poorest families
Not long since, three poor devils presented
themselves to the police at Buenos Ayres,
and said that they belonged to the contingent
troops sent to Entire Rios from some of the
| other provinces Of the confederation, and
| that they, with some four hundred others,
deserted because they were discontentedwith
the treatment they received from the great
Urouiza II seems the President being ont
Of humor with his troops shot thirty-fve Of
them and put up their heads upon q row d
! poles at his cattle farm Of San Jose, as warn.
| ing to the mutinously disposed. He also
shot woman and little boy, for stealing
some trilic, as a wholesome example TO keep
the people from liking for theft A few
days afterwards conspiracy in the army
was betrayed to Urquiza by a sergeant, one
Of the piotters, who turned States evidence
! The General took the traitor, and mounting
their horses, the two rode down the lines o.
the army, which was drawnup for the pur
pose. A guard followed the edaidfilo, and
as they passed along, the sergeant pointed
out the oonspirators who were seizedby thu
guard, and shot upon the spot without fur
ther parley or; trial. After that there was M
more conspiracy for while. This is mic,
work, our readers will say, for a cattle farm
er to be engaged in; but then, you know, ev
cry cattle farmer is not President and ha,
not private estate, GOO miles square pas
turing 100000 head of cattle, and yielding
1 net income of half a million of dollars. = .
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From the New York Ispress.
a Cattle Farm Worth Hav;n q

' ss.la IS Spanish word, and signifies
,he en,e''ain OF party, or military horde,
An seail's, ia Spanish America, it more gen
srai,s means a seeeer on a large scale, Who
heads Q band OF anscrapulods scamrs, and
counts ms spo'is by millions, The greatest
Caada,fo, SO called, IN South America. is
Gen orqniza, the Presiden, of the Argentine
Confederation, and Governor ofthe Province
OF Entire Rios For nearly fourteen years he
has exercised the supreme power 10 this pro.
vince, not for the sake of the power itself.
but to insure the success of great industrial
speculation, which, for its development and
preservation, requires the exercise of power.
by this speculation, Urquiza earns YEARLY
ball million of Spanish dollars, and j. !.
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Eclectic Medical Nat,ee.

l fR: D1SAIsS0N desires to inform the citizens
- olburAngton sndycinity, that he has
coated IN Burlington forthe practice fmedicine -
Df, D. Is graduate the Eclectic Medical College of
cincinnati college devoted toreform
anu practlee to those acquainted with heseientfc and
terary character Of its Faculty there Is no need Of
words ofeulogy com,neD da ton Il -, - "
10 these tnaclaainted with Ececticism we say our
RUE m the selection ofrenedalagents to those
" mat undergo process ofassimiiation IN The svsa
nchce We discard Ca!omel. Anthony and Arsenic We
nave however more than ffty concentrated rene
aies yet unsnownto the Materfa Meaica Of OF her
schools )gEng US greater range in the selection OF
agents man possessed By ohers We also dsca The
use lancet believing It the province Of the pitysi
can TO bniid up ratherthan depiete. lzsFC+la g
several years residence in the South has given mo IA
diseases Of the
North and South. .''h---- s'' +7tte a.531F SFEl
Chronic disease diagnosed wthcertaiufy bv m. inv.
pressies made upon the ganglionic
treated sucesssfy with our ntrate rrnsdss
CANCERS cured withoutshe use fthesnifs
and old ulcers cured speedily. 1& EF- =, = 'itp',
Medicines dispensed fronithe Office
Office oserGfeen, Thomas Co.'s Bank corner Of J.,
ferson and Fhirdstreets. Entrance on Third ~
~ NJ. a..sg = s. DICKINSON MD
n. b. Chronic PatieDtssrom dEtalc viii h. INV.
wi.h medic wr-, With
salsl43g 2-zs Z. Il setasfrs sg,S
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FENCE!eFENGE! EENSE'
rvSIs II unaersipged have on hand and new oder Tor
sale q large stock Of Wire Pence, comprising va.
rious patterns and Sizes We call the attention OF al
who may be interested In TIE item Of fencing too al
vertsement., 4f .rssl5, 10 IA 4 8, ,e5e,
For farmers the best possible kind OF fence tns
can be used particularly fencing of Praries where
that il snot without much labor and expense, un'oer
and rock can be obtained 1t is the ilghes cheapest,
srt INCEST and most durable iron fence that mas ever
tested besides requiring less repairing man any
other 1t has been used to great extent both ~ we
Eastern and Middle States and in all cases has met with
the general approval OF the public .
70 those who require fence for front yard or
bonse lot We wire fences being just the
thing for whilethey possess noonly neaness strength
and durability themselves they possess advantages
over Others in that they dis6gure no iandscape, Oh
struct no lawn and that enhance rather than ae-
stroy the symmetry beauty ornamental GROUNDS
We take pleasure in Recommending this style OF fence
to Railway corporations and contractors generally
feeling confident that ills the best cheapest strongest
and most durable kind Of fences that they can use.
~ We invite all to call and examine our stock. -
& FEB as-bpti - KEITH, ROBINSON h CO.
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To Shippers of Produce.

F1s3 = fs5ss5s3 II. l. PRapssklr
JOHN IL; GLEfu, s4sg Ia kishsRb ksp'-AAs
.1yiNS,TAI.I. a. IissE.ltE,,x .Ei.,..s.
com TIRSSaRC and forwara!rg Merchants, Ne.
u 81 Comnerciai street, ~. Louis. III Oss nay
established eh iese at Mol River street, nj.
caCo. sii.. unas,f thu style OF TuNsTALL, hotsis
20. respec stlhy solicit share ef patrenaSe
We h III continue DO legitimate Coia,Hsston sei
uess-nakff,g no advances excepting On shipments
covered byinsuraac. Produce in hand, so that par
ties consignng may feel perfectly seelre
We have permission refer strangerst To Ne to e TOT
lowing gentlemen whose names are guarantee thai any
business Entrusted at either city VII be proi srl at
tendedto We forward prize current regularly and Keep
our patrons fully advised OF the stste OF ot uiarScs
2sfssttF We refer to = tkf - tt+tsf' ~
Footc 4 Ewing burlington ssfG q aft gaF&
81 c. Hendrie 3 Co.,f 4stt4sskt IA s+ss,4 a{ -
". H. Manro,
McConn Farmer, Fl Madison .diF3e4 ~
NicGavic Chittenden &c Co... Keokuk, oE 3as,
s. If W. b. Thayer, Quincy, Ill. e5fsrEstg i
rs H n. Corwith Co., Galena. 49,.
TT Twitcleii Co., New Orleans. 60 2tS'
Hayden Wilson, New YORK; sIs5 gI{N fssl5a
~ JOHN II Brown If Co., Philadelphia. ssst sfs.E
F& Lucas Simonds, St Louis, Mo. -; x .
John J. Anderson Co., t's ~
Charles x Blow, 1850 +" 81 zH's tsfa'tJ{SEt Efi
lohn 8. MeCune, tszg}" 4sse, ssssss,sgf n
r. Grimsley &c Co., -,
An Tucker d Co.. Chicago. sF st7@ az,l Is5 r
K. S. Blackwell, ESQ.,. - 81 s .ssei cd tai o.,
Chicago Iii lie and Leather Co.
- March 80, '5T 1Md&wf
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boz there will be no collision Tie chanc-s
es sagaiIis the eaSsh being sim thcs ascending
node with the coR,et, ARE almost infinite.
There need nos be much appreb slsien Of
sorish and almost spiritual a substassses as .
comet. N Struve. the great Russian astron-
oner, sas 4 star ef the ninth 1asnitu.ie
through the central part Of Haiies q comet
on its return, In 1898, and theswrieer tremem-
bers seeing through the Harvard lsefFaetor,
SINAI! star Of the 18th magnitude shining
through the center Of Enckcs conet on its
return in 1851 ~ esssssiss " = :.
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Or SclG"fs Il l. irsE Escarer d Hoover, the
best Cons biHcsi Machine in tzse.-4,OOO
building FOR harvest of 1851.
FENggES Machine has Raker always on hand, and
4 doing the work, particularly in lodged or heavy
crop better than n
Saving at least another hand in binding Is even Il
greater grain than labor saver, and Is also first
rate mower.
The change from Reaper to Moweri is very simple and
made in few minutes, and wheel Is attached to the
outer end OF the moving bar 10 regulate the height OF
cutting, TO facilitate backing and to from field to
field.
Printed Instructions supplied to purchasers for put
ting Reaper together and using it and for changing
to Mower. ..r.
eS Pamphlets giving impa r,iay the opinions Of
Farmers, its advantages and defects, be lad by
applying to LEVI HAGER, Agent
Office at Fears Warehouse Water ST., burlington.
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Extraordinary Trial Of Strength.

The Trey Times Of the 9th, recouhts sim
gular trial Of strength, which took place in
that city on Saturday evening. between
James Madison the cast-iron man, and Pro-
fessor Carl, the strongest man in America
The challenge for trial Of strength sent by
Carl, having been accepted, a large assembly
witnessed the performance.
H HPrevious to the. trial, Pgpf Carl gave an
exhibition Of mngic and ventriloquism, per-
formed his celebrated guitar and drum So
los, balaEced sixteen chairs upon his chin,
performed other feats calling for an exercise
of strength, which must have wearied him
somewhat Mr. Madison then appeared
held an anvil weighing two hundred and
fourteen pound upon his breast, while two
men struck upon IL with sledges; held an
anvil upon each knee ;qbroke number Of
| stones with his fist; bent bar of iron l-4th
Of an inch thick by striking it over his arm !;
and held an anvilweighing about 200 pounds
upon each arm, while two men struck upon
lit with scdges Prof. Carl then appeared,
held the anvil upon his breast; bent the bar
Of iron almost double upon his arm held
| the anyis upon his arms. etc, for a louger
period than Mr. Madison had done. He
| then took the large flint stones which had
DteH iCJCStSu ny AIS ifa' anu ituiptticu
them to pieces, signalizing his performance
by cracking in two flag stone abort large
enough to serve as stepping block Ter n
door. After this he held one oi of the heavy
anvls over his head for forty-one seconds
! lifted sixty pound weight upon his little
finger and swung it around his head, and
held two men on his hair while he whirled
them about, top fashion, until their feet stuck
out at an angle of forty-fve degrees.
| Mr.. Madison was then called out By the
audience and requested to give an accoint
Of himself He excused himself in the mat
ter Of the stones By saying that his rival was
in constant practice, while he. had not bro
ken q stone for a year. Being urged to
swing the weight about his head, he declined
to do it, on the score of inability, and as Pro
fessor Carl had not held the anvils on his
knees 9 In short, he virtually acknowledged
himself q whipped man a-s.
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80 II was Nm retire fklnEi cyefss
witnessed. sFinaiiy. MFr lsntesrfsld - t-F
down and Amos got behind her chair and /
kissed her, until their little offspring, BY
howlina and biting the calf Of bis les. Great
ed = eliysrsion.ss They were very happy, 20
were tho people IN. die parior.. sssry body 4
appeared delighted and i small boz, year a
or two older than little Amos, umpesiup and
down like whip-saw, and halloa'd Hoop
eel With al his might.
sssa .HuttefEeld { said /, an heurer woliatcr, 4
II suspect that Mrs. Euttcrfeld has sadepseda
hoops ssss a.a aas.rssfi as..
Z s.st}hf, syes,' answered he, 4 saw that stick
ing OF $500 .sstss ses.is 2sia3sss .l
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ATTENTION FARMERS!
tsccssEs MsGEs'S REAPER Il Ri0STER


{ HAID Gold Medal of honor awarded to G. IL.
~ Mccormick at the Great French Exhibition at Par
Is in 1863 Also, the highest pr awarded any Ma.
chine of this class at the French Universal Exhibition
IN 1906 And more glorious still, the highest sat!sac.
uon and approval OF over 600 Farmers of our
own country. i.-.
The best evidence that be offered of The continued
superiority of these Machines is the fact that McCor-
mick has been exclusively and largely engaged this
business for many more than any other manua
lnrer and that his sales have constantly increased
thus proving that his machine is completely above and
beyond the gross misrepresentation Of rival
rers OF other and nf-rio machines. In 1873 The sales
rom the factory in Chicago $500, in 1876 over
4,nCo, with peri ct satisfaction to purchasers
western Farmers are now using proftably these
chnes that were made ten years ago In the consruc-
ton oil the machines the Wrought iron beam is still
used AM the machines so constructed to admit of
towering to the ground raising the ordinary height
me cut Will be about six feet. The main wheel eight
inches wide on the rim, this is important especially
in wet seasons and soft land Also great care has been
taken to so arrange the wheels to keep them free
from sand or mud.
ty Farmers wishing to purchase would do we'll to
or"ef eariyto insure being supplied. -s.- ..
ieb iS-d&wf III ALFRED FEAR, Agent.
Gazette copy Water Street Burlington.
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1861 rs( IFS pS;p6.7.
e 81 :zs
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
GREATAMERICAN
s4 u. g. MAIL AND EXEKESS ROUTE.
TO NEW YORK AND BOSTON, EAiRA, BNGnAMProS, SARATOGA
..s.' ..,- 81. SPRINGS --.r.r f.
And all points in New England, via
HsECssssHAN sEG"TESs;ESN IL LAKE
... - I'D SarGEs Il e. az.
IEPoRTANr TO rug rEAvElER.-The Michigan Southern
and Lake Shore Route is the only one connecting direct
~ in the depots thus avoiding entirely the annoyances
of ferrying rivers via Michigan Central and Grea
Western Route .-..t5.... IL. .. .---.
THREE TRAINS DAY,
Sundays excepted, carrying The great through Eastern
Mail.
One hundred and twenty miles saved to Cleveland
Pit.sburg Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ington any other route, and the exdeditious
route to Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New York and
Boston.
TRAINS LEAVE, VIE.
1sIghtnng Express, leave Chicago at.....7.45 A. NJ
arrive in Cleveland at9P. W., lew York and Boston
next evening.
2d-Express Mail leave Chicago at............3p.M
arrive in Cleveland next morning at O'Clock, Pitts
burg at noon, Philadelphia, Baltimore New York and
Boston next morning. .r
3dNew York Boston Expresslca Chicago at AS PM
arrive in Cleveland next day at Pittsburgh and
Wheeling at I'm. Philadelphia, Baltimore, etc., fol-
lowing morning; also connecting at Cleveland with
trains for Dunkirk and Buffalo arriving in New York
the next day at noon, and Boston at 4P. NJ. E. q.
Allthe above ira connect directhrough to apoints
in Ohio and Pennsylvania, without any detention.
Only two trains on Saturday, leave 80 :. NJ and
$50 NJ. .f..
Only onetrain Sunday leave ats.45p.N
The 800 P. ~ train Saturday, reaches Cleveland
Sunday morning at I O'Clock.
-. Baggage checked to Dnnkirk and Buffalo, thence
to New York and Boston.
Only two changes orc arsaetween Chicago and Pitts
burg.
Through Tickets good for S65 days and hours, allow
lug Passengers to stop over any where on the Route
Passengers destined for Philadelphia, Baltimore Wheel
ing, Washington, ETC., will from ~ to % hours
time by takiIgany ofthe above Trains, any other
Route .@y1','--F
Passengers arriving in Chicago on any of the roads,
will find attenti' heck agents on the cars, who will
cetVe your checA aud convey your baggage free Of
IN I he ch,Uap S0pt. pru cars
TICKETS be had atte General Passeng Office of
the Michigan Southern Road, under the fremont House,
Chicago and at the Passenger depot of Van Blu
rem and Sherman Streets and all the Railroad Offices in
the West, q ..sF -as ,.... --s
Passengers holding through tickets by this line will be
transported free Of Charge the depot of the Chicago
and Barngtou Gaiena aud Chicago Union. and Illinois
Central Railroads to the Michigan southern Cars.
..-.Eg ss- GEO. NJ. GRAY,
General Passenger Agent,
Office under fremont House, Chicago atte Passenger
Depot. 81. D.. IChcago, Nov 10, 1856.
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% L. u. DAlszs,FF, prineipn,.

j" & H. ass DAfsssJFF. FFIEeIpai. =.
= Fer;ns-For uitin'ited course IN Double Entry
Mercantile Beok-keegiug, Penfuanship, Commercial
$500. f'. "5SE= 8asEsG1-eg ~ -, 80
The course OF 1nstructions the most comprehensive
taught ana so completely reduced TO practice as 10
meet every possible contingency in bnstness -
penrHa .iF-Taughs In the latest and mos,
approved principles. 80. g. + - 800 '''''
E S9mBlercsas Law Ecclures-WilI be giyen
by Mr. C. Ben Darwin, Of the ables. OF rho
harrington Bar on subjects necessary for every business
manto be acquainted with ii 49, ~ s
An sstcEaEt BipiGma-Under the seal Of the
State College OF pennsylvanla awarded to All, grsd,,
Send for Circular mail = - : ff,h &c es.
MY SASH, DCOEs AND EIISf,rsC.
~ TSEs. Mt. Pleasant Street, opposite the Ord
iowa, All eommon work Constantly on hand and Or.
aers, oy taau OF otherwise, promptly attended TO- IS
nov. so,F. rRIAH LOPEZ
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-"po yoa go to school. nou Charlie >

-'Uo yon go TO school, rot Charlie:
"Yes, SIR, and had a hsh. to day, TOO, he
replied.
You hsdt Which whipped:'
.oh. got whipped, he replied with grea:
franknesS. E-ssIe egsa7 s
swas the other boy bigger than you.' r -
mo, he was ittlsr
NWei, how came you to let little boy whip
yon.'
'Oh, you see, be was ,aaa9sr nor .sas'
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NOV. Z, 1866


CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY.
i an Erciasira 7etgrdh line, used entirely for the
movement of all irains thereby avodDga possibility of
collisions delays, annoying on other routes.
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO, So
500 al. fal. EXPRESS Matchmaking direct through
connections. .rfr Beer. Is. III -
7:4O IA. m. LIGHTNING EypRgss-k rriying at Niagara
Fails Buffalo Hexttnorning; New York at NJ, Phil
adephia via Elnira, at 10 NJ, Boston al IL night
1O:l ) "a. M. CINCINNATI ExPEEss-Arriye at Cipcin-
matt at ID connects at Lafayette with
New Albany Louisville indiana polis Dayton, Columbus
GAINESVILLE, Wheeling Pittsburgh Philadelphia Baltimore
and Washington.
$3.50 p. III. AFTERNOON E1PnKss-Arrives in New
YORK at A. NJ second day, Boston NJ, and at
Philadelphia 1890 second mosfiing.s e.. so -. - q
81 p. III. STEAMBOAT ExPaEss-Arriying at Niaga-
IA Fails or Jula,o next evening, New York AT p w.
and Boston p. next day Also connects IT Mich.
lean City except Saturday, direct trains on New
Albany Salem r. Road for New Alba ny, INDIANAPOLIS
Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, 2anesyae Beesontaine
Union heehng, Baltimore, Nashington Pittsburgh and
Philadelphia. aaz al - 49, - 80 - coz =
SS The 1idias tie CAicdgo, darlington Dc Q,lin-
ct GasenG d Chicago J,ion, Niapfs Central and
Michigan CeatraL Rtsiroads raa into To sa,ne Depot
at tascago s1cfac he esteaseto passengers Of hack
Aireand trfnlsfs Of Ba9gage-sts -. - ~
The Tat a. M, 2. 80 p. m. and 8. 1 3 pm
Trains make direct conne3tioDs at Toronto with the
GRAND s7REEK RAIL VA Y! F7...SsF e
To Kingston, PETERSBURG, Montreal, Quebec and Ali
points in Canada East, Northern Vermont New Hamp-
shire and Maine. !. k@
THROUGH TICKETS COOP FOR NINETY DA w
e Passengers arriving at Chicago by any of the
baggage masters ~ the depets, receive checks and
convey their baggage TO the Central Depot free
ofeharge. -szfs+ag H. J. sPAULDING, 80 :.
{ NoT i2I 1890. General Pass Agent
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IhkEaSUI['tf. 4HdtHING IL SEfdHd1cN,
ar-p-3
to furnish promptly with all the Machines that msy
be wanted in this Section of country. For strength du
rab,y and neatness of finish, well for the per-
feet and rapid in which 1t does Its work, this
Machine stands without rival among all the Threshing
Machines, not only of the United States, bur of the
whole world. Breakage arrangement is hardly pos
sibie, as the whole arrangement both of the Machine
and horse power, is built With view to the greatest
strength, well as speed, durability and quality of the
work..
faE
Oar Machines are built by BALL, AULrAAN & Co., of
Canton, Ohio who carry of the most extensive
Manufacturing Establishments in the Union, and who
possess facilities for manufacturing Agricultural Ma
cinery, which has already given them enviable rep
utation All their work. OF COURSE, is warranted to give
satisfaction.
These Machines capable Of Treshng and Clean
ing, ready for market with the power OF from six to
eight horses, five hundred bushels OF Wheat
per day, and other Grain in proportion.
D. D. MICHAELS 4 co.
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I OUHS-S0O dozen Of every variety, for yale a.
- mar s. A. DELAHAYE cos. g.
| WPUssFA We TO SHIPPERS of MERCHANDISE
Albright going West Of Burlington, Iowa if arked
care OF D. y a. r., and all fregh, going the Mis-
sissirp River from Burlington ifmark ed Care of
y K H. VIII be promptly for warded without any charge
Tor Storage or Commission Shippers DESTROYS o saving
those charges are requesedto be particular TO mark
above Nm. II. BACKUe,
s'sr3 Cd t7s Supt- b M. X. X.
.t g.z,. ISL .rsa-.4 re- g. q. HAMMOND,
nov thpGuo G., : n e ~ % N H
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10 write letter in a. few words as sbIe IpcI.
money, write the of the subsc rb.r. w m hi. post
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