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h,..Sef N. I. Tucker, Of Todd co., KY, aged
'>afs measures six feet six inches in height.
sns Methodist Conference 10 Columbia, 8.
and =, W. week. Mrs. Singleton, aged lao years,
/. M. no mas been blind for so years, was made
A's member Of the society!
u ~. learning, the most difficult department
on, sc S.,earn. Drawing . mistake or prejudice
tos,S we head, 10 Is difficult as drawing :
satos. Ss'sns never tna0ks tho ope-
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Il was announced 1t . sparring exhibition
that Maine man living in Boston was ready to
Eight Keenan, for $3.50 aside. He being cross
eyed 10 cessidessd In his favor.
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BLUE AND GOLD

AURORA LEIGH, ~ Mr.. Browning.
YESTUS, BY Baby.
MRS. JAn1SONB Charscseristics u Womsu.
% Lsves u the Angels
DO Diary Of "a Ennuyee.
BRYANT'S Poetical works, &c. &C.
Also many other neat and beautiful EditIous o. Nean.
dArd Works, for sale ~ Icy prices a
BROWNS NEW BOOK STORE
No ~, Jeferp0n n
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- Formerly II was "run for the Doctor but times
are much changed and in ailments OF almost every
kind, il is the saying run FOR Dr. Bakers Pain
Panacea."
30 efectual Is II In Rheumatic Pains, Neuralgia.
Tonhache, Sweed face, stiff joints &c. that has re.
eeved the ppellatcn-Uniyersai Panacea. So great
favorite has become with the people 1t 10 considered
Indispensable rs family medicine. II you have this
medicine with you, there ID 81 ealing In doctor
In Of Burns and scalds, no matter how severe ii
il only necessary to make instant application and
blister is prevented, and the parts begin to heal Imme
diately. Where this remedy is applied pain cannot
exist.
The proprietors have no hesitation in warrantng IL
to do all 1t s recommendedto do and II satisfaction is
not given, back to the agent ret the money
funded.
BOLLEs. SMITH CO., PROV r.etors, Chicago.
For sale by Agents and Druggists everywhere.
dec1-1m
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Methodist HYMN Ronka

-Vv1AVWA0V NVVkDs
JUST received Q large variety OF Methodist HyDn
q Books, various sses aud styles Of binding, SLAIN
and morocco gilt and clasps.
:. Methodist collection Of Hymns and Tunes, ~ y
Music.
Also, Methodist Aimanacs for 1882 For sale By
Dec2A ~. ~ I.@.,scs.
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New York, Dec. "a.

New York, Dec "a.
FLouR-Nesy heavy and rather in favor of buyers.
Sales 6aee hhs s. 2e(Ji 40, super state with small
saies 81 q a,i 80; extra do. IS U0@J5 25;
good west r IS 350l5 so for extra round hoop Ohio.
Canadian Flour steady at 25Ga6 25 for extra. Buck
wheat tout IN fair demand at az 62H@2 IS. Rye
flour quiet and unchanged, 90 1904 10.
WilEAT-',uiet but hrm Sales l 800 bush 81 So, red
western 81 u.
RYE-Fiim sales, 7S0tS0c.
CORN-Steady. Sales $4,000 bush at 76h077c, mix
Ell western l3c, new yellow southern.
OATS-l ii, 5OGs56c state and western.
PORk-Firmer. Sales of 200 3l7 $l7 5O6l17 GO old
mess; SIS uoGslS II; do. $l3 700l13 IS prime, in
Guiding l,oto mess fol, January 1850.
BkEF-Cuiet and unchanged.
BACUN-Q set.
Whisky Firm. Sales 25k
CUT ME- rS-Quiet at 6k lDSk.
SHOULD ERS-9Aa9k. Beef hams selling at S13 so
@l5. Dresei hogs held at 7a4@,s corn fed.
LARD-iieavy, sales 300 bbls llss@11x.
BUTTERFLY moderate demand at l20l2Oc for Ohio,
1925 for State.
CHEEsE-Fam So sly.
Stocks better out lack activity money capitalists of
or freely at aGy4 per cent call, soc short, first
class paper.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Quiet.
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GROVER & BAKERS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
A95 Broadway, New York.
A NEW STYLE-PRICE $50.

THIS MACHINE sews frem two spoois, As purchased
from the store, requiring reminding OF thread:
Hens, Fells. Gathers. and Stitches in . sgperier
se finishing each seam by its operation, Withous
recourse to the handneedc a. is REQUIRED bv other
machines 1t will do better and cheaper sewing than
seaInstress can, even II she works for one cent a.
hour. SESD FOR 4 CIRCULAR.
W. T. BANNER. Agent,
oeeAA-ppH Burlng ton.
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Admiral Vernon.

From Bideford Chnrchyard, Deron.
The wedding day appointed was.
And wsdding-clothes provided,
And e'er that day did come, alas
He sickensd and he die did
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Cincinnati, Thursday, Dec. %.
Hogs-Ihe market was dull to-day. The
sales were -
500 last evening, averaging 200 lbs 81 90
20 to-day, averaging It's lbs 6 IS
~ ITO 6 10
ozo 100 . rs
Lots averaging 200 lbs would not have brought
over $6 70 at The close.
Provisious--The market was dull and heavy
To-day, and prices, to great extent, nominal.
The sales we're so bbs clear Ness Pork at SI9
90; LOCO do Mess, yesterday, at SIT 80, de-
llvered at Lafayette, Ind, and 500 do at $lS so,
delivered May LIST. SIT so was all that could
have been obtained at the close, for lots on the
spot. 2,4to pieces green meats sold a. and
&c. In Lard, the transactions were 200 bbls at
logo, and $50 do, delivered in June, at Ito
100000 Us bulk Sides sold ct Ct, delivered in
February, and 5000 pieces Shoulders, delivered
In Januar", at &c.
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Gifts! Gift !! Gifts!
SPLENDID GIFTS!

~ 10 ASHHUUBVU SNsS VnIC9AKUs
A. COLBY CO. would inform their friends and
= the public, that their Gift Book Store 10 perma-
nently established in Odd Fellows Building, between
Clark and Dearborn streets, where the purchaser Of
each book at the regular retail price, will
Of the following gifts, valued at from 81 to $iO0. Any
person sending for Books, and not satisfied with the
Gifts have the privilege Of selecting in its place
VI % book making two ten shilling books for 62d
each. Persons state in their orders III Gifts going
with each book does suit, what extra book they will
select in place OF gift That 10 better than any other
Gift book sale offers in the United States In SEEDING
New York. Boston Philadelphia gifts val
ued at from rs cents to aia0. Furthermore, 1t would
cost nearly double the amount of your purchase
press charges
Tie ii ifs Of the fnnuing schedua
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DIED.

At st. Louis, Dec. "a, OF Brain Fever, Mrs NATL
DA MORRIS, late Of this city wife Of VIM Morris, and
daughter OF Peter Shurts OF this county.
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senator seward ON tine Pacific Hal
road

senator sc ward ON tine Pacific Hal 1
road.
The telegraph last night brought us the fol-
lowing condensed sketch Of Senator Stewards
speech yesterday on the Pacific Railroad
Mr.. Seward, of New York, addressed the
Senate. lie began by saying the descendants
Of the Dutch colonsts OF New York keep for
ever brig bit the memories OF their fatherland.-
When, however, he travelled in Holland be
could hat dly find there one lingering tradition
of the settlement of New Netherlands. 1t was
always The affection of the emigrant for
his native country is ever stronger than the
sympathy of that country for its exiles. The
Senators from California, as yet only represen-
tatives here Of society on the Pacific coast, are
committed to this great measure and earnest in
its support. So he hoped that if his arguments
in response TO them seemed addressed to the
Senators from the Atlantic States they would
do him the Justice to reflect that it is only on
this side Of lhe Rocky Mountains that the snow
and ice c! Indifference and prejudice resist con-
viction.
Mr.. Seward would not say much concerning
the details TO describe the route and the policy
of constructing q Pacific railroad now. He
would choose a path which would be contin-
uation OF the road that our great northwestern
emigrants have hitherto followed. He would
discard all employment of companies and all
grants OF public lands, and would build the road
as u military post.road or national highway
with the money and credit of the federal gov
eminent, and surrender the lands along its
route to actual settlers free OF cost. He would
increase the revenues by an increase of imports
and create the sinking fund to abolish grants
for the public debt, but he had concurred in
pressing this bill because it was the only alter
native.
He admitted that there were many objections
for which the bill was obnoxious, but the time
for elaboration has come to an end and that
for action is to begin. He being in earnest in
his debate for Pacific railroad, he would ac-
cept this bill.
Mr.. Seward then answered successfully the
general Oh rtions against the construction OF
the road. Commerce is only an incidental in
terest in connection with the road it is wanted
first and chiefly for postal and military-that
is to say for political purposes. 1t is grand
error to rely commerce for such highways in
territories where society has to be called into
existence, or they can be dispensed with till
society is created.
The treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo extended
the national jurisdiction across the Rocky Noun
tains to the Pacific, and from that moment ne
cessity for postal and military highways across
was disclosed. Our contentious in Utah, Cen
trail America and Mexico, and with France and
England, legitimate consequences of the
reliance routes through foreign countries
instead of through our own. Mr.. Seward con-
tinued at considerable length.
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MARH.ET9.

Il
BuRLIxarox, Monday r. n, Dee. 81.
! Weathtr cloudy and esreets muddy. Roada
muddy-lanes muddy-alleys muddy-every-
thing muddy. Since our last report, consider-
able rain has fallen, rendering the town rather
difficult o. access. Our trade with the interior,
however, is not materially affected by the bad
nsss Of travel. The river is still open.
In the grain market very little is doing, and
prices remain as at our last report Some wheat
coming from Illinois, but very little from the
country back of US. Our miers are paying
900 for good spring. No corn or oats are ar
irving, and buyers are idle, At 45 and 80 cents
In the PORK trade, the slaughtering is at an
end for the season. The figures for the past
week are slight. Nett pork still holds its own,
selling at former prices. The Business for the
week ending Saturday night is as follows:-
ScheEck l. Denise, 369
Sunde rlard, Davey 4 Co., $50
Total, 1913
The whole number Of hogs slaughtered, thus
far il
By Sehenck aud Denise, l5,04s
!" Sunderland, Davey l. Co., l5.24s
3 tavorite Co., 1900
To:al, sl,796
SUGAR. o7s-crushed, 12-re6ned, white
lie. Clarified 81.
COFFEE--l2}.
MOLASSES-By the Dbl, Plantation 40
Sugar House 4oa42-Belcher's, 42-kegs 81, oOs
NAiLS-Ass. 4,25.
RICE.
FRUIT Raisins, prime $s,5o-Apples $la
$3.50 per bush. Dry 9ac Peaches, none in
market.
BR0ONS-sl, so per dozen.
WHEATON, Spring 9oc. New takes wide
range, on account OF difference in quality Win.
tor 10.
FLOUR: 50, 56.-By the dray load, $780,.
Choice wi.iter $3.50. Dray load Sc, 90.
POTAT0ES-60caSl 90 per bush.
CoRN-t5 cts.-scarce.
OATS-5ac.; none arriving.
BUTTER-l6alSc.
EGGS-l5i20c-none arriving.
ONIONS-Sl.
CHICKaNS-l GOAL. 20 per dozen.
HOGS.-Gross, none offering; nett, $4,000
5,25.
CATTLE-1aa2 gross.
AAY-Iimothy, $s@1O dull.
WOOD-s2 50a$3 90.
A1DES-ereen, CAST; Dry Flint l2al3
green sailed 54s64.
WHISkET-26c.
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q We learn from friend in the office Of
euperinsendent OF Public Instruction, that the
slmber OF persons between the ages Of 5 and
u years, as reported by the County Superin-
sndents this year, is 233,927. The number re.
ported BY the School Fund Commissioners last
l'ir, was 203, a0S. Increase from Oct. 1857 to
Vs. 1858, 30,5i9. Number Of sub districts
districts under the old law reported this year,
4,l09
Districts 1857, 3,265
Increase, S44
Tie number of Schools reported this year,
s2l0o
These figures show q very encouraging in.
crease Of the population of our State. The
A's that We have SO many thousand children
slo are demanding at education at our hands,
y enough TO urge US to use our best efforts for
we establishment of good Schools in every cor.
.s o. our State, where tho population is suffi-
cent to need them.
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From a Scotch urapevard.


From Scotch graveyard.
Here lies the banes O Tammy Mssssr,
OF tarry WOO he was dresser;
He had some faults and mony merits,
And died of drinking ardent spirits.
From Ed,calton Churchyard, Notts. Date:
TAI. Name: Mrs Freeland
She drank good ale, streng punch, and wine,
And lived to the age of ninety nine
From the Curchyard Of Barwick- in Elmet,
Yorkshires
Here lies retired from busy scenes,
A first lieutenant Of marines,
Who lately lived in gay content
On board the good ship "Dilligsnt."
Now stripp'd of his warliks show,
And laid in box of elm below,
Confn ed in earth in narrow borders,
He rises not till farther orders.
From ST. MichaeEs Churchyard, Coventry.
On Mrs. ..Woodier.
She was that was
But words are wanting
To say what name
What wife should be,
"She was that
From hampton, DevonsAire
On the son of parish clerk, killed by the
fall Of piece Of ice.
In memory Of the clerks son,
Bless my ii, j, i, il
Here lies,
In sad pickle,
Killed by icicle,
In the year Of Ammo Domini, ITO.
On an old Woman who kept Pottery Shop
in Chester.
Beneath this Stone lies old Katherine GRAY,
Changed from busy life to lifeless clay.
BY earth and clay she got her pelf,
But now is turn'd to earth herself.
To weeping friends, lot me advise,
Abate your grief and dry your eyes,
For what ayails flood Of tears
Who knows but in run of years,
In some tall pitcher or broad pan
She In her shop may DO AGAIN.
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tn ne layton lOhio) Empire relates story Of
s,.ss"as .aay sho had been receiving the ad-
M 80 " : fieA farmers son, near Dayton
49,. parent was opposed to the match, and
n.ert1' e ,sedoing was come, and the guests
, ,;,.-' prevailed on his son to shack out"
..ls me following explanation
,s, ~ Sldder - you kin mara your
psHl dar,er to sum of the fe lers a. Il alters
a !. after her my john has concluded to hull
\ WA y wont be thar 50 70 on with your RAJ
no more forever
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Tip Top Gold Pensl!!
uST received large invoice Of very superior Gold
- Pens from the best manufactures All sizes and
styles. The best kind of Holiday Present being use
iul, neat and durable. II you want 4 FIRST rate Pen
call at BROWNS ROCK STORE
Dec23 Ma 9a jefferson It
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y Y M o v Al.
]. p. B Z q W n .

=. =. y Il u w III
HAS removed his BOOK STATIONERY sroRn
! from Third Street, under Barrett House To IA r
oe.ween Main and Third Streets, whore hav.
ing more commodious rooms. may always b found
A Full Stock Of Books 4 Stationery,
BLANK BOOKS,
PAPER AND ENVELOPES,
MAPS,
WALL PAPER,
WINDOW SHADES
90, 40,
Al prices to suit the times. J. r. BROWN,
Bookseller and stationer.
Jefferson Street, between Main and Third, Burling
ton, Iowa. fdeel
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~ nAo s lover who was present offered 70
p,smr soohs place; and the lady, with great
80. p'ness and propriety, consented. A Ii
.so.s n quickly procured, and the suddenly
"p'so stood up and were married!
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feSht, iiAt ACTS AZ y
!, and more efectual than anv
u 10 not only q Catlartic. bus
nrst on the kfger TO eject ia
the stomach and bowels 10 car.
comprising two purposes ef.
the painful feelings experience.
ost Cdthdrttcs. Ii Strengthens
e time that 1t purges Il: and
'derate doses, will strengthen
ual RI pidity.
! the principalregulator Of
J ~ when IL performs its func.
! the system are fully des 81.
most entirely dependent
the Licer for the proper
- tons; when the stomach
80 At fault, ami the whole
qnence Of one organ--shs
H. 70 DO its duty. For the
OF the proprietors has
- practice Of more than
i~ some remedy wherxwith
r. arrangements TO which ID
edy y at last found, any
ii. Ter Conn plain Z Gin any
Try . bottle, and conyic.
6ams remove all morbid
system, supplying In their
IN bile, .invigorating the
digest well, larkGytmR
4 and health to the Who'll
I cause Of the disease--ef.
Il are cured, and what
IL eds BY the occasional uee
orator.
ll> ssuficient to relieve the
food from rising and sour
: fore retiring, prevents
3lnight, loosens the bow.
~ 4 OsakveMeas.
each meal will cure Dys.
4 seA:poonfals will always
-lAa'eiy relieves Chellc,
10 . sure cure for
* ana . preventive Of
il ca 70 throw out OF the
medicine after . long
AAJ9undlce removes Ill
- color from the skin.
w. time before eating gives
makes food digest we'll.
-l9sd cures Chr0us &c lDls
forms, while ANsanneP
Yield almost TO the flrss
attacks cause a b.
there 10 no surer, safer,
= world, - II Recer Giiis.
DrOPsys BY exciting
recommending this medi.
rt%lf Fever and Agsac,
y ~ keyers ofa bilious
. With certainty, and thou.
III sify TO its wonderful vtr.
re giving their sasaAms
taa Ass GsA vOr.
Ne nm o % ID with the In.
gal10vv both together.
INVIGORATOR
IcAL DISCOVERY, ana /. dal.
too great 10 believe. Ii cur~a
fret dess otcing ben<6t, and
'ottle u required to cure anv
nj, from the worst J,innaics 81
y HeadatAS, iii Of which -
I'd a.lVer.
oLLAR PER BOTTLE.
tor, 80 Broadway, New York.
!. Sold also BY II. Blakeslsy.
'uis Squares . BlOss, Barllns.
aAGoop1y
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Here lies poor Thomas and his wife,
Who led pretty Earring life;
But all is ended-do you see?
He holds his tongue, and SO does she.
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Here lies John Adams, who received thump
Right in the forehead from the parish pump,
Which gave him his quietus in the end,
Tho many doctors did his case attend.
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Epitaphs,

We have often given curious American ep-
itaphs-below the reader will find collec-
ton of some queer English ones
How lightly men can sometimes treat the
sublimest and most solemn Of all subjects,
the following will testify:
From Churchyard near Bristol
went and listed in the Tenth Hussars,
And galloped with them to the bloody wars.
die for your sovereign-for your country
die r.
To earn such glory feeling rather shy,
Snug | slipped home. But death soon sent
me off,
After q struggle with the whooping cough.
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Tho many doctors did his case attend.
On Stephen Little, noted Suffolk fiddler.
Stephen and Time are now both even
Stephen beat time, now Time beat Stephen.
From Plymouth Old CAurchyard.
Here lies the body Of
Thomas Vernon,
The only SURVIVING son
AJ,~:->1
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on the healthy action of
performance OF its func-I
IS at fault, the bowels are
system suffers in conse-
Liver = having ceased
diseases Of that organ, one
made 1t his study, in a
twenty wears, to iipd
TO counteract the many
is liable.
To prove that this rem.
persontroubled withLiv-k
OF It's forms, has bat tol
ton Is certain. Tn sc
or bad matter from the
place . healthy dow oil
stomach, causing food tol
the blood. giving tone
machinery, removing theI
fecting q radical cure. /
bilious 0atuckAl
~ Delief,preveMael
OF the s.fvcr AnviG.
One dose after eating
stomach and prevent the
Ing.
Only one dose taken be-
Ntghlallaa re-.
Only one dose taken al
els gently, and cures
One dose taken ufteI
pepAin.
+" One dose OF twol
relieve Sick Head. |
Only one dose immedi-l
while
One dose often repeat
Cholera MOr6us.
Cholera
Oniyone bottle 10 need
system the effects oil
sickness.
One bottle taken for
saliowness or unn natural
One dose taken . short
vigor to the appetite and
One dose often repeat
nrrlBRA In Ito wors,
and BOWel compla. nts
dose.
One or two doses cures
Worms In children Il
or speedier remedy In the
A few bottles cure,
the absorbents.
We take pleasure In re-
cine as y preventive for
chill Fever, and ali
Ty pc. II operates
sands are willing 80 tes-
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1y Dr. Easteriy's Fever and AgNc
Killer warranted to all Of Ague and Fever,
Chlis and Fever Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Remit
tent Fevers and every form Of Fever incident to the
West. 1t has cured more than One Hundred Thousand
during the last two years.
Sold by DR.. EAsTERLY, corner Of Third and Chestnut
streets, st. Louis No. by w. A. HOLTON CO., QUIG-
LY BRO, and ID. SIMMS l. CO., Alton, ILL.,, and
Druggists generally.
For sale by 4. L. GAY, Burlington. aug17d&w1y
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-28

Here lies the banes O Tammy Mssssr,
OF tarry WOO he was dresser;
He had some faults and mony merits,
And died of drinking ardent spirits