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PoKING FUN AT rnE STRAIGHT REPUBLICANS.
The valiant stand made for ultra Republican
ism in Massachusetts,, ct the late election, from
which serious consequences to Mr.. Ranks were
unprecedented, (by the leaders of the movement }
is provoking the mirth of the victorious party
at ito amazing result The Straights, in al the
State, mustered las votes A waggish Boston
correspondent Of the Springfield Republican
Gays their condition reminds him Of one Of the
Illustrations in Punch. little boy is seen hold
ing big dog by the collar. Three young L.
dies approach, and this dialogue cnsues:
Bcy.-"lf yoa please, m, was you looking
for I little dog
Young Ladies.-"Yes! Oh, yesi"
Doy.-"Was il spaniel, mum?"
Ladies. ..Oh, yesl . most beautiful little
spaniel, with very long ears !"
Boy.-Ah, then, mum, it's the same q few
81 nastsrs big dog here, wocs bin and swal
Tered Of it.
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When Col. Lee, of New York, was collecting
subscriptions for the equestrian bronze statue
Of Washington, now standing monument of
patriotism and art At the corner of Union Park,
he had occasion to visit All old curmudgeon in
the neighborhood, and, pulling out his subscrip-
ton paper, requested him to add his name to
the list. But cid Lucre declined respectfully.
II do mot Sec" he said, "what benefit this
statue will be to me; and five hundred dollars
is . great deal to pay for the qualification Of
osher. people,"
''Benefit to yon!" replied the Colonel, ''why,
sir, it can be seen from every window in your
house; il will be an ornament, and add dignity
to the whole neighborhood, and it will perpetu-
ally remind you Of the Father Of his Country
the immortal w Washington" a
"Ah! Colonel, answered old Lucre, 81 do not
require : statue to remind me Of him, for I al
ways carry Washington here" and he placed
HE hand upon his heart.
Then let me tell you, replied Col. Lee, IF
that y 90, Ill ! have to say is, that you have
got Warrington in very tight place!"
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PATENTED OCT. 20, 1857.
Important to Iillersl
WOODWARD MS NEW SMUT MACHlNE
AND SEPARATOR CONFINED.

WE take this method Of Informing Millers generally
w that We are now manufacturing and will keep
constantly on hand Woodwards Combined Shutter and
Separator. This Machine consider the best nov in
use, and hazard nothing In saying every Miller Who
hss yet used IL will bear out In this 10
compact and durable with less power than most
machines and does all the heretofore performed By
three machines, via the Screen, Separator Smut
ter, say nothing Of the Tanning Mill which has usual
" TO be used in cleaning dust from ORAL.
A. to the mode Of operation In the FIRST place sepa-
rates the sticks, throws smut balls and part Of the
oats from the grain before securing. While In the
Of securing the grain brought contact With
str ing blast OF air, which on dust a. fast -
made II then passes into larger Separator where
cleared Of chess, imperfect grains OATS Be- and 10
then ready for grinding. The duet ID All mot only
cleared from the grain but from the chess and
oai, and blown clear out Of the MILL Another very
great advantage Ii that be set the same aoor
with the bnrrs any where else In the mill that may be
desired, rs IL makes dust whatever.
Every Miller knows thati 10 utterly impossible to con.
suct mill that Will make good nour ont o. dirty grain,
unless the dirt be hrst removed No better machine has
yet been invented for this purpose than woodward's
shutter and Separator. and u y believed none a. well
adapted TO Western Grain. They nov In nee and
be twoof the Mills In this city, Sunderland
Bros, aud Keiser Co.'S. 8&
Orders promptly attended 70. +w
oct 2s-dvsf WOODWARD KEIaER,
Burlington, Iowa.
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None will longer suaef
from this trouble when they find 1t be SO readily
cured. Persons afflicted with seated cough, which
breaks them OF their rest night will fni by taking the
Cherry Pectoral going to bed they may be sure Of
sound unbroken sleep, and consequent refreshing rest
Great relief from suffering, and ultimate cure, 10
Afforded to thousands who thus afflicted, BY this
valuable remedy.
BRONCHITIS, irritation OF the throat and upper
portion Of the lungs be cured by taking Cherry
Pectoral In small and frequent Doses The uncomforta-
Bile oppression Is soon relieved, &&E
FOR GROUP, give emetc Of anthony, to be fol.
lowed by large aid frequent doses of the Cherry Pecto-
raj, until sabiues the disease. n taken In
will not fat 10 cure.
WI00PlNG COUGH may be broken up and soon
cured by tie use Of Cherry Pectoral
THE INtLsENZA Is speedily removed by this rene.
dy. Numerous instances have been noticed where
whole families nave been protected from any serious
consequences while their negbors without the Cherry
Pecforal were suffering from the disease.
FOX CONSUMPTION in ita earliest steges, II eAould
De taken uaaer the advice Of good physician II posi-
ble and In with careful regard to print.
Cd directions on the bottle. If udico1sly used, end the
atien Is carefully nursed meantime, 1t Will seldom fail
to subdue the disease.
Prepared and sold BY JAMES c. AVER Practical
and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold 1t Wholesale by u. L. Gay Burlington, Marshall
Bruce, keokuk, J. H. Reed Co., Chicago, Barnard 4
90 - Louis, and BY Asentsin every In the Uni.
ted States. foctl -dv8m
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IMPORTANT TO YE,sALkS.-
Or. Cheeseman's Pilla.

VAAVSOOAAA9oAA AAANs
Prepared by CorMs1iss Z. CAeesemGn, n. d. Eta
II - York City mf4B sss saw
The combination Of Ingredients in these PILE th.
result Of long and extensive practice They mid
In their operation, and certain IN correcting 81 irrsgu
larites, Painful ng ali distractions
whether from cold Otherwise, headache, pain In The
side, paiptAtion Of the heart, disturbed sleep, which
arises from interruption OF nature.
TO NARRZED LADIES'
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills Invaluable they viii bring
on the monthly period With regularity Ladies Who have
been disappointed In the Of ter Pills, esn place
the utmost confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing al
that they represent to do. s
NOTICE
They should mot be used during Pregnancy, ~ . mis-
carriage would certainly result thereirom.
Warranted purely vegetable, and from anything nju-
roust life health. Explicit directions which should
be read. accompany each box. Price 1900. Sent BY
mail enclosing u to DR. CoRxrIrs L. CHEESEMAN'S,
Box 45Sl, Post once, New York City. Sold BY one
Druggist In every town in the United States.
r. b. HUTCHINGs,
General Agent for the Unitei States,
-aB@ 165 Chambers t., New York,
To whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed.
Sold By SorIRss DLoss, Burlington. tsept8-bpiy
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vorEls IN the CITr.-By the census Of 1855
there are $1,000 voters in this metropolis, Of
which 4s.6OO are naturalized and the rest M
tive cittzens--N. 7. Paper,
a. Woman i like ivy-the more you are
ruined. the closer she clings TO you.
4 bsShelor adds :-"lvy 10 Nike woman
The closer il clngs to you, the more you ars
ruined
NJ. Ehasszss Robinson. OF South Reading
Vermont, died on Saturday last, October ST.
Hs VS. niaety-two years Of age. Was 81. &
| Of the Revelation, and during that !, for SOME
| time held - prisoner BY the :it;sh.
| A great man u one who can make his childres
obey hin when they are out Of his sight.
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The Great English Remedy.

The Great English Remedy.
SHE JAMES CLisskE,S
= ! 9 . q \ e M = Lee pills.
Prepared from a prescription ~ Sir !. Clarke, n.
Physici0n Ertydordindr0te TIE Queen.
Thisinvaluable medicine is unail,g in the Of MI
those painful and dangerous diseases which the f.
male constitution is subject 1t meiera,es ali excess
and removes distractions, ard speedy cure may be
relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
tits peculiarly suited It will, in hort time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, to proven, c,unterfeits.
CAUTION.
These PssAouId not 30 taken L females uria0 the
FIAST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy as Msy are
sure to bring Miscarriage, Iat q: any other time
hey are safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain In
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertiou Palpita.
tion Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills viii
effect when all other have failed, and al-
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron, Gallo.
mel anthony any thing hurtu to the constitution
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOS MOSES
(Late !. &. Baldwin Coz
Rochester, N. Y.
N. B.-s1,OO and 6 postage stan ps enclosed to any
AUTHORIZED Agent, will insure bottle Of the Pills by re-
turn male
Forsslesy ALLEN HENDRICKS,
June S-w6m. darlington, Iowa.
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TO Ague Sufferers!

COVELLS BEBEERlNE MIXTURE 10 the best Ague
remedy In the world. It not only breaks the Chill but
teradcates every vestge Of the disease from the
tenn Hundreds who have used IL join with voice in
declaring II almost infalble. Procure bottle OF It
take It according to the directions, and you may rely
on being cured For sale here BY all Druggists and by
the proprietors.
Z. Z. Gar and A. T. GARrHE, Agents here
II =. PORTER 4 BRO, Proprietors,
July 16 Rock Island, Ill.
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Lcavenworth, Nov. 4. 1857.
The bogus constitutional. cOnseatiop had
about concluded ito deliberations on The oth.
22q Has thought probable that It woald nd.
~ N8n De e11in. ad1y. h coaeti1nt I'm
that has been adopted Is pre- eminsntly pro-
slavery, endorsing the Deed SCOTT decision. fu.
gitive slave Law, &c. IN MIEE ff&#I III
On the pro-slavery clause, there, were bus
four dissenting votes. This clause is al that
will b submitted % the peopies No chance IL
to be allowed them to "vote down" the coasti.
tuition. - '-se-
Amongst other ridiculous provisions il one
providing that the Governor Of Kansas shall
have been citizen OF the United States ssceafv
years, and Of Kansas Fss years. I'm =
The proposition of establishing provisiosal
government was before the convention. and II
was thought by many that steps would be t..
ken to this end, 80 a. TO destroy the efficacy
and existence OF the free state lsgisl allure.
q Il this 1oul play 10 attempted there win be
trouble in Kansas. The people are ready for
anything, and if other strokes are planted at
their rights and liberties, serious consequences
will ensuc. They are not to be triflsd with
longer. The indignation against the usurpers'
convention is deep and vide spread, and too
much goading will arouse laundering storm in
the territory that cannot easily be suppressed
The convention look to the next Congress for
an endorsement Of their proceedings, let them
be outrageous as they may. In this they may
or may not be mistaken; but of this we are
assured, that no power under the canopy of
heaven-bogus conventions, congresses, feder.
al governments, or federal bayonets-can force
the people of Kansas to accept constitution
framed and adopted by such . convention a.
that which recently sat, in basphemous mock.
cry, at the town of Lecompton.
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kiss, says an ingenious authority, is like the
creation, because it is made Of nothing and ID
very good.
Mr.. Henry String, Of South Carolina, ADVERT.
sed last month that gay young fellow had run
off with his two daughters. This is the most
reprchensible instance Of two strings to one bow
we ever heard Of
A FATHER AND TuREE CHILDREN DROWNED.
Mr.. Haskell, Of Jamesport, Long Island, wit.
three OF his boys, all young, went out in sklfl
to visit their eel-pots last Monday morning,
when by accident the boat was upset and father
and children all drowned. Mr. Haskell leaves
wife, and q child Only one month old.
McGaiey, who was arrested ut Buffalo, for
m alleged embezzlement from the bank Of Up.
per Canada, at Toronto, has been discharged
because his arrest was not good under the Ash.
burton treaty.
It is fact that some voices, generally very
disagreeable, sound an exquisite music when
they say goodbye"
AN ALARMING SPEcrAcLE.-To see . sturdy
fcllsw with cigar in his mouth, which cost
as much as q loaf Of bread, following band
Of music, and carrying banner with the in
scription, "Brcad or Work."-New York Times,
9th
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DR. Cavanaugh's Pile 6alve;
SoR TINE CUBE o. EvEaY Soan or

HEMORRHOIDS on PILES M
vhErHks q LONG STANDING on REcEsf oaoix;
HEnokRHA0k, on onsTnucTIon; AKp AL ~ NJ
| EXTERNAL APPLICATION
NO INTERNAL ADJuvAxTs BEING hEQrRkD Any cAsR on.
LY sRcuiArs THE BOWELS, " cossrrPArEp, On
N DfARRH0EA pYsKxTKaY.
THE Piles, while asonisinxly prevalent In their ".
rious forms, amonsst all classes OF both eexee
At the same time the distressing frequently dan.
| gerous, and hitherto most difieuls or cure
Persons who suffer any iength Of time with the plea
generally try every thing they Of purportlns
TO cure the disease. yet realize permanent advantage
haps there permanent cure for Piles and con.
sequcny have dspaired Of any future cessation from
pain and suffering.
To all such SPECIFIC Is offered for their relief
which has stood the % more than twelve wears,
tive practce and during that time has nsrsr y0iled
,cs1aa kaowted0e Of tie proprtsors, Of CURING
DIR. CAvANAUGHs PILE SALvE
strictly scientific combination OF well known rer,e.
dial agents; and has been brought s present perec
non ~ Continued series Of experiments, extending
n,eagh years o. patient study and investigation,
neld where ample opportunities offered for thor.
oughly testing its virtues.
The propretors have hestancy in saying that their
FILE SALVEis the
First and only Infallible Specific essr Diseoyeyed
0UrWARD iPPLICA ZiON OyLYl
And that IN time TO come, in past will stnsd Ms
.saV Tsd. withou. failure 20 perform all the propris-
tors claim for \, III their directions attended to-
large number OF gentlemen throush the country
OF high character and influence, have A.
and whose certificates may be by reference to the
propretors' publications. to be had az their arenta
throughout the United States.
Price $500 per box, retail The PILE sALvE Is put
up In glass Jars inciosed in paper label.
led, and keep any length Of time. :
For sale in this city BY +. 4. GAY, A. Hendricks T.
.a'is' a1 ait Aqs q g. i PTa..e
septl-bply a. Louis Mo.
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New DOOks-Inat RAcoivAd

NIUMIH-WESTkKN CUANT. or, thfeN year. fe01~
IN dsnce In Washington ferrtsory--by Jsnss Q.
SeAn, With numerous illustraiienA ! vol. 131es
VIRGINIA ILLUSrRATED. Conlalnng 4 visit 10 IL
virgnian OsnaAn and the Adventures u Port Crsyo0
and his Cousins-llustxatsd keua Drawings ~ PERT
ThE sArrLE-rlEIDs OF rnE RHvolUrzox-sy
Thomas 3. Rhoads.
THE RANKERa MANUAL u Manual fer ~ -
81 Nosaries Public ana Dankefs-by Bernard Rosakes
Of the New York lar. Revised anA enlarasA ~ T.
Saith Homans, Editor Of The naAker's Maeanine. ~.
The above tyr sxle by }. n. BROWN
nevA nArvst House Eiech, SdsG
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New York, nov. 16.

New York, Nov. 16.
Plour-market SC better, with fair demand. SsleT
900 bbls At - S55 90 for super state; e5 05@5 Is
forextFa do; t4S505 90 for super WESTERN . 5ON5pj
for cosnmon 20 medium extra do. Canadian flour
bettsr Sales 500 bills g - ObD6 65 for extra. Rye
6our-saes ut % 5O(0A %.
wheat-mArket buoyAnt. Sales Is 900 blu at 0Oc for
Chicago Spring; q OF for Nil. Club; 81 30 for hand
some white Mich.
Rye-quiet. Sales st 76c.ss,
Corn-scarce and better Sales Is 900 bushels mixed
western az S10S1Hs IL
Oats-steady. 811eg ut 43NAAo. A2
Pork-narkst heavy. ssiss@at ets 5o01s Is for
mess, and e1S % spr prime.|
Beef-dull and uncAaoged.
Dressed HogB-aettte at 6xM7Hc.
kard-bayoane. Sales ut 12@l8c.
Whiskey-sales 300 bbls 1t 98@28Hc.
etOcks-the activity and buoyAncy previously noted
.pnattnos1s prices higher and business large.
d unay-is lent with more fresdss, - sappiy il In
6Fen61ng md rates are settling.
n<lslhng kDehanEo Q1iet and nominal.
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Steam Boiler Manu- actory.

ME are nov prepared 70 build High PressL i, Lo-
w connective and Portable Boers also on a. soHp
Tanks Smoke Pipe and Breechnr, and everything else
In our line at IL. Louie Ices and the saue isfMs
TO parties wanting Engnes We VIII furnish Tie ma.
chinery complete.
Repairing done on short notice and good terms,
Shop near X. u. Rands Pork House. burlln gson Iowa
octl4-dSmWOu j. WILSON co.
Oskaioosa Herald, Ottumwa Courier and Dea aninev
Citisen, copy % amount OF " and charge this oH1c
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sPECIAL NOTICES.
nana'a American Compound.

02N0 y AAAGk1SIM VV@K 0UAAAA+
The GrSSscxgs Tg1u~2y sw-un1yn 1s~celD
~ - pnr.Aes6s~sse " ~ ssuesing oeiriaists
Colds, Ceashs, Ulosrassd ard sore ThrsaA sfsla
ssh Rhenn. nfcnrAisi. DyspepsIa, ~ Nsvos O.
plaints, Female weakness ana Irreshsritsls Pho
Anus or Whtles) Cankss sna nsr1sns 49, paossA
Piles, Dias1hGa wsat stomach. IN met u aay csss y
Weakne.s. lnfla@attes, er DDYssSe
III W1oo6s
Use this Remedy. re s
Pnysicisns 80 M sseeoameDd sss-Havins sssd
your Bach's Amefic ~ Comp0aad - number = Ne
above nansd easss, can sieorfaly recsnnssa y =
the Bsst Medicine With sAieh II IN acqnsinssd. ~
tfis sssafa- fsK >. n gBgTT0, y y. AZ
RalaaAi, Osvsxo eour.y ~, Asguss y, lsce.
We havs hundrsds q -~ssi6catss fron PAysscians,
sorrsberatsns o. SLOWS slassmsss, which " esa pro-
duee II necessary 81 1ncAs 4ses. Abphs - CIR
cmiarsfbr Csrft6cstes s. Fslfs M
Tor sAse ~ sQUIREs . BOSS. Barliagtsa, sna
Dealers In Medicine, generally
G. COyEJfKY 4 co.,
. (slccessors 70 r. " &. Coventry COD
IN Sole Propreiors, So Genesee X, Aaoarn, y. \.
noyfa-hpfy t#t Fs IA
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To Purchasers Of Books, Paper and


A Largs Stock Of Nisceitdne0as and other Books at
Eastern Wholesale Prices.
HAVING just received = very large stock OF
School, Theological Poctical, Standard and Mis-
cellaneons Books, purchased Oils Fall at the Nec York
and PhitGdetphtG Trade SRdy, prepared to sell
1t prices lower than before offered 10 city,
Among my stock will DO found the following valuable
Works:
Perry's Expedition to Japan, vol. Calf, Antique.
Hugh MleT's works, 8 vols.
lrylng's Life of Washington, 4 vols. :"
Ifving's Works Complete
waveriy Novels J. II vols
Cooper's Complete Works, "a"
BayArd TAylor's Travels,
A A1as,s. Encyclopedias. y :. !. Library.
Dana's System Of Mineralogy, 1 vol. cloth.
Rollins Ancient History, vols. NOR. ANTIQUE.
Addison's Works, . vols. sheep.
G0ldemith's T" vols.
Spectator, vols. calf antique.
Johnson's Works, 3 vols. sheen.
HaliAm's Middle Ages.
Prsscott's Complete Works, II yols. Library.
me Works Of Daniel Webster, 8 vols. slota.
nancros.s History q the Y. vols. cloth and sheep.
Kxne's Arctic Repetition, vols.
ben Johnson's Dramatic Works, vol. calf
ss:s ..en.! Z slsssasrs" i 'A:sp
Messenger Yord's Dramatic worhs, / vol. cslf.
Dickens' Complete WORKS, . vols. sheep.
Felding1 +" = vol.
| 6mniletb !" - -
| me works ~ Lord bacon, 3 vols.
| The Modern British EssAyixts, . vols. cloth.
Bill Paper, Envelopes, School and Once Stationery, a.
Wy. ss:, g hand = lowest prices I, ssows,
1 Dafr0t House Heck, "a I.
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fTrA man came to tho Marshal's residence,
- Sunday evening, and wanted to be taken to
! As police Office, a. he bad no money, and no
plaee 70 sleep. On being informed that there
vas NO such place, but that he could be- accom-.
noda.ed At the caliboose, he remarked that hs
didn't like the terms, and sloped. ass
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AZ A. -, washington Union has nos . wosd 10 say
' - psIicy Of Gov. Walker in Kansas. Ths
: ..shsrp Democratic papers are AAying poor
! =. - end the northern prsss Of the "naGion.
1. n 1.nocracy are defending him, and some Of
=. really "shrieking for freedoms" n the
- suproysd style, but the Union, IKE the
posr soy 4 lshsskins, has nothing 70 say
- 81 - isasx to shs irresolase position Of
- Nas1hsfan - zls%
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Rochester. N. Y. Dec 4 ls5

NUCHesLeF, N. -, Dec. I, 1900.
This may certify that have made trial Of
Bach's American Compound in a case Of severe
Bronchial affection, and long standing irrita-
ton OF the mucus coat Of the alimentary track.
BY the use Of two bottles Of the above CON-
pound, It is thought permanent cure was ei-
fscted. have seen its wonderful effects in q
decided case Of scrofula consumption, where the
patient was thought to be beyond cure--after
taking few bottles Of the American Compound,
is now thought to be out Of danger, and nearly
well. From what have seen from the effects
OF the Compound, | should certainly recommend
its use in such cases rs above named.
E. w. SABIN, NJ. d.
For sale BY Squires Bloss, wholesale and
retail agents E 8