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MRS. ROBINSONS CERTIFICATE.
VERNoE, Trumbull Co. MAY lst, ls5s
This certlfes that have been very health or
and found I-te relief after ing number
nf Physicians bF dsfuse Pr0iausis UteTi- had
been reduced BY thai and FOu0r Ahus until had become
ucerlted ie considerable extent By the advice OF DR.
g Bushnell procured and took bottles Of Marsals
Uterine tstaoicon which enabled me % attend
band IN his as sickness until he died which about
year since. have taken three bottles his death
whsh hos made able % labor and support my family Of
three child The Cathucsn has nearly restored me 10
health Il : the only thing that has mitis ated ny snfe
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MARY z. ROBINSON.
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We are receiving the following well known branlsJt
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'aIshalIs Utsrus Cafho.icou vii certainly cure Ali
The diseases for which q j. recommends -
There j. no medicine like il IN this c0uufrrf'
In the worst cases have ever met with lTar>alfis
UtefiEe CdtL0lrnnIs j. ceTlaIn and safe remedy
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON
Is uuhesaflngly offered reliable remedy tor an those
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Dis urhe Sleep and all troubles, organic sym athletic
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LADIES' who troubled vth any Of the above symptoms
with SPINE liver lung complaints. invited 10 al
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and rvefi Nlarshalls Uterine Catholic is Cuack
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Tzs Prias Or MARSHA LIS UTERINE CATROLI-
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the ps have sold 20 great many families regularly
thertca and cuee. and with my trade have become
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Ohe lady 50 II 20 toll she had received more
benefit from bottle than she did from long course OF
medical treatment BY the most sklllful phvsicians
January lst, lsSs.
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

LADIES DRESSES IN PARIs.-A letter from
Pars, OF a late date, says:
There is no dmuntion in the circumference
Of the japons and founces Of the fair SEX
Throughout the winter the macadam,zed stree,s
are yellow pool. No hngscsn exceed the ri-
ilcalous figure OF our small danes OF the hsut-
ton in the protuberance Of their coats and
-obes, AS they endeavor 10 their walks 10 defend
themselves from the mud. In sumner the mud
,ecomes tine dust, which the trailing dressed
Of the ., eseDt tashionables gather in quantities
a. our tine ladies' sweep through the B0nleya,ds
md Champ Elysees. We see magnificent ma
~r,als, costing many hundred francs, answering
he purpose OF strect-cleanssrs. and carrying
nso giIded halle, aud on TO moQuel carpets. the
dirt with which the thor0ughiares Of Q great
city must abound.
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The LOWER MIssISsIPPI.-The river, thong h
still considerably inflated. appears to be satisfied
just now. Having succeeded IN establishing an
unconmoDly fine family Of crevasses up above,
It seems content TO let the city slide another
way, when the river shall resume it, ordinary
dimensions. The muddy current has not We,
subsidized as much as a foot from its highest
pitch. The crevasses above are mostly in statu
quo, and no fears are entertained in these parts
OF any further disaster from that source. But
It remains to be seen, whether these crevasses,
when the up-eountry floods give out, will not
so rapidly accelerate the TALL Of the river as to
create the most disastrous slides of the soaked
and soggy levees and bstture banks. We have
heard this probability talked about and there
may be something in it. A great deal has been
done to keep the water out; possibly a great
deal more may be necessary to keep the land in.
The banks opposite the eddies will be the dan,
gerous places, if any.-[New Orleans Crescent,
10th.
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BURLINGTON UNIVERSITY,
RI'RIINEEAN InlNa

y ne sixth .faitiyeT.ary OF this Institution
viii occur, ~ concerted arrangement with the oths
societies inttre ted July i55 AID be observed will
the following Order o. Exercises;
1 sunday Jnly 4. at ~ r. NJ the Annual Sermon
before The Roger Williams Society for Inquiry will r.
preached by the Rev. Isaac Butered Of Bayt mort
alternate, Rev. Baruhurst. OF 81. | on Mo-
Z. Monday Tuesday and Wednesday Mornings Jnly
., ard a. A. w.. VII occur the Annual Examination
o. me several Glasses Of the school, mud the direction
ithe Examining Committee Rev. T. NJ. oviatt Rev.
FRANKLIN H. Han, Rev. VIM. Salter, Rev. Thoulas Nj
ana, and Alfred D. Green, Esq
nohaay,Jny q Al p. M, there will he held Spe-
cai meeting Of the Executive roard ard her friends
u inc iowa Baptist Education Society to hear the An
nua Report and attend other to
the Annuai Meeting ofthe Society.
Monday JOY J, at ~ p NJ, win occur the Annual
Meeting OF the Iowa Baptist Education Society," when the
Annual Sermon will be cached by Elder jacob knapp
elkeckiord ILL or alternate, Rev T. s. Griffith OF Du
buque. $500 y =
q Tuesday and Wednesday, July and 4 nj up. NJ
VI" De held the Annual Meeting the Board OF Trustees
% baFingto University, for tn heariit Of Annual Re
Lteciioh of Trustees and Officers and TRANSACTION
Of other impo tant business
tuesday, July ., at ~ p NJ tie E0nadeirlSan So
ely Of the University viii celebrate their Anniversary
WIN an Grafton by His Rxceilency, Ra ph p Lowe o
heokuk 6overnor of The State of Iowa. aud a Poem by
hsoJ T. Taylor Esq, Editor Of bally Journal Chicago
= Wednesday, July 4 Typ NJ, will occur the An.
nsersary Exercises OF the Institution, concluding With
the reading Of the Report Of Faculty and awardj, a;
PREMIUMS ny the President Of TIN Board Of Trustees
friends OF the Institution geneI ally are inyned to
attend upon these Exercises, ana those arriving from
abroad are requested to u at tie Book store Of H. II
~ .ey, Jefferson ST. for VIM. b. Ewing, Chairman Of
COMMITTEE ON Inequalities.
In behalf OF Board of Trustees
burlington, June LIST, 1885, q. J. JOHNSON ssc,y
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mn WEEKLY HAWK EYE
,-.~.r.i,v Anniversary.

florence TO our advertising columns is will
-, that the Anniversary Exercises Of Bur-
vs.,on University are now in progress. The
.,.l sermon, before it's Roger williams So
-, was preached last night in the BaptlA'
c~.,ch by Rev n. Battlefield, Of Davenport,
.,.mioation Of the several classes Of the
80, commenced last week and will be COR
"a this forenoon and to morrow, and the
:. allowing in the morning. This afternoon
:. Pablo Meeting Of the Board Of Trustees,
!. N. Ba p.ist Church, At o'clock, when all
...,oas of knowing al about the affairs Of the
,..,;,,,iop. internal and external, are invited
mend Tonight will occur the Anniversary
:, The Eonadslphian Society, when Poem,
=. ..i,a Poem, may be expected from B. +.
III, ESQ, of the Daily Journal Office, Chi.
- The best Of music also may be expected
:, n. occasion BY Hawley's Choir. Tomorrow
.a,ruoon, q. o'clock, will occur the Annua,
u..ung Of the Iowa Bap,is, Education Society.
"a 10 morrow night the Annual Sermon, before
,s.t Society, will be preached, by the cele-
h,.,,d Elder Jacob Knapp. The next night
t,noxing the Annual Exhibition of the School
lJho"fs
.s,ch closes the Anniversary. Judging from
:. Programme announced, and from what
s..n,r Anniversaries of this institution have
-, ,e have no doubt rich entertainment will
!. sni,pei by those who attend upon all these
sxsreises
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We learn from the Chicago Tribune of Frida.
srening that horrid wife murder was perpe
,r,.ed in that city on the night previous by
d-aaken worthless wretch named Nichae
xcNameee.
NsSamee Was hostler in Wright's livery
sabe and his wife and two children lived in q
,.,ched way in the third story Of the same
building. NeNamee 10 drunken worthless
fellow. often abusing and maltreating his family,
bis vie earning seanty subsistence by her
needle. On Tuursday night he comm tied the
awful crime al late horr, In state of intoxi
cation, ard a. an early hour reported that his
wife was dead-ths. she was GU. when he re-
tired to rest the night before, and that he found
her dead in the bed when he walked that morn
ing, g. Upon examination the body OF the
woman was found to be covered with wounds,
the bed saturated, and the walls of the rooms
stained With blood. The details are OF the
NOS, horrible kind, and we omit them from our
columns.
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You've LADY Suor IN NEwAyGo.-We learn
that young couple OF Newaygo. who were to
have been married on Monday, walked out on
Saturday, and seated themselves upon log in
the shade of the wood, short distance out OF
the village Of Newago; and while thus seated
the young lady was shot through her abdomen
by rifle ball, and expired in three hours thsre-
after.
The perpetrator Of this melancholy deed
claims that he was out hunting; and that when
he saw her through the bushes he thought her
a deer, and instantaneousIy drew his rifle and
shot. The lady wore a red dress, and was 'flirt.
ing white handkerchief TO keep away the
mosquitoes; which facts fortiy the claim of the
hunter. To hunter, such an appearance in
the woods might very naturally be mistaken for
that OF deer, and such was doubtless the case
in this instance. We have not learned the
names OF the parties.-[Grand Rapids Mich J
Eagle.
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RExARKABLE.-WHo Can BEAT ITy-An old
citizen of this place, and one of its first set.
tiers, Mr.. John Garrison, informed US a few
days since, that his children, grandchildren,
aud great grandchildren number, Ms far as he
is able TO learn about 80. He is about IS
years old, and is as hale, hearty and sctive, as
many men score of years younger. tie says
tina. the number is eonstanty imcreasing, and
hat some OF his great grand-children-young
ladies-are old enough 10 be married, and are
undoubtedly in the market. Here is fright
smart" chance for come OF our young men 10
connect themselves with the producing class Of
the country.-Black Hawk Co. Democrat.
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PUBLICATION OF THE LAWS, ETc.-We must
crave the indulgence vi the public for the non
appearance OF the laws enacted by the late Leg
stature. A succession Of difficulties and unex-
peeted delays in our arrangements will delay
the publication OF these laws beyond the usual
time. II was our confident expectation and
earnest purpose to get them out earlier than
usual, although the Legislature, under the new
Constitution, meets one month later, and sat
nearly tro months later than usual. This las.
fact should be borne in mind. The expense OF
getting press and engine suitable for the
STATE work is nearly three thousand dollars, in
Guiding transportation. We had hoped TO pro-
vide ourselves with such press, and delayed
the work for that reason. But, we found it
impossible to make the necessary arrangements
in time for the work on hand, and were com
PEELED at length to commence with such mate
rial as we have.
We trust. that our friends Of the press. if they
hear complaint, will give US the benefit OF this
explanation. In another year We mean TO be
July prepared. if such thing is possible these
times.-Des Moines Citizen.
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ia clergyman catechizing theyouths of his
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chism to a girl.
"What is your consolation in life and
death r
The poor girl smiled, but no answer. The
teacher insisted
well" said she "since must tell, it is
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HiGH WATsR-The Cedar River rose last
night over three feet We are informed that
the water in the Sherlock River rose over five
teet on Thursday night, and that the East Folk
i. also fupidiy raising. Considerable damage
has been done at points above and below U.s.
The dam at Carksville the mill at Beler's Grove.
and the bridge 1T Waterloo, are all reported TO
have been swept away.-BIack Hawk Co. Dem
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luz LAKE LEVEL Niagara Falls cores
p'aaent Of the \. Y. Times invites travellers to
sAe 'ae Falls in their tour now, on account OF
''s unusual volume Of water pouring down into
~ aoss He describes the present level OF
@@e It'e as i've fee, above the average. This
:, nau.lo paper, is an extravagant estimate
sA Radniis that it may be two feet high
e. Ihas usual
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TIE HAIR o. rHE Doc."-The editor Of the
's thinks all Dubuque requires to secure
~ growth is an advance OF fifty per cent in
p''ee Of lots! This, We presume, is alter
philosophy Of the inebriate, who, having
ueht over night, believes . dram in tie
s"l'ag the one aod only thing needful to cure
u ills.
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v,re Agaihe Abat, widow Of PHILIPPE Nil
,..,ao, ot New Orleans, has Instituted pro-
osesna, ag.ins. her mother-in-lAw, Madame
I,ar.u, Naaudon, aud others, claiming $ioo,-
600 damage, for SANDER. She charges that
se,epd.p, falsely and maliciously reported that
-. b.i po;soned her child. A post mortem
examination Of the stomach and bowels Of the
eald neg.aved the presence Of any poisonous
substance.