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An AWKWARD NmfAKn-A ludicrous Or.
ror was perpetrated alta baptism in Georgia
few Snle' 70 ltappears that some ne
gross had determined TO DO immersed, bal
preferring another church to tho regular
one which receives its members only thro'
immersion, they applied to minister of an
other denomination. The usual crowd Of
darkiss had gathered near the scene, and At.
ter the candidates had been duly immersed,
the officiating minister, who was not posted
% to the exact number he was required "a
immerse, laid hold of the nearest wench to
him and led her down into the water without
distance or remembrance, she being 70
completely non-plusssd BY the novelty Of her
position that she was unable to speak. She
was soon s'buried in baptism, went ashore
dripping from head to heels, and ~ she wore
no hoops, her dress Of course fitted unusually
close-and not being provided with change
of dress, she had to foot il through town
amid diverse enquiries from the passers by
rs to how she became wet But aunt Syl-
via's troubles were not yet ended. IL seems
that the bonnet sho had was borrowed one,
and az soon as the lender found out that it was
ruined BY being soused into the water, she
hunted Sylvia out, and gave her sound
threshing.
When Sylvia visits baptismal scene again,
she will probably not crowd up so close
Columbus (Ga. Paper.
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Something Scyv for Ihe People.
THE undersigned wishes to draw the attention the
People Of this city and vicinity TO New and Per-
feet system for cutting.
The Clothiers' Guide
Is splenddly Autographed chart, Nth full and COM
pete instruction, BY the Of which the uninstruct.d,
AMI those who never garnast cut, will be enabled
to learn, in five minues, ooat dress TO fit any
size or personor get up set of patterns superior to
any other Division syssam.
w. II. AcTeS, of Philadelphia, the Publisher Of the
SAILORS Transfer is the and has secured the
Copy Right
have the exclusive right for Deg Moines County,
Iowa. 10 sell these Gudes-and will Aaran;ee them to
give perfect satisfaction. Any person have The
privilege Of testing them before purchasing
s2s orders addressed through the1urlington p. O..
will receive prompt AIT ntion.
Persons wship examine the above Guide can call
upon Mr.. Nicely, door east of tile Bank Of Cool
baugh Brooks who is authorized TO receive orders.
G. H. 7. ST. CLAIR,
Authorized Agent, Des Mones County, Iowa.
lnfringemen.s upos the above rights viii be prosecu.
ted to the full extent of the law.
mayl9-dxwSm
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To All 10 Whom it Nav Concern.

I Avn the inventor Of and useful Improvement
In Smut Machines which RICH. secured TO me by
letters patent, bearing date goth Qc 1851 and there
are certain parties manufacturing machines and using
my improvements This is to notify all persons who
make vend said improvements that / win hold
each and every person. who nfrlnges my rights, re-
sponsble for all such infrngemeuts and will their
expence establish the validity OF my patent.
Now part Of what claim as my invention is the
securing dsyce formed Of the heater attached to the
cylindrical screw, ia combination with The securing
plate cylinder formed 81 series Of rings placed
one over the other. | fun Their claim the Adjustable
screens placed in the chamber and arranged relatively
with ting fan whereby the ehets and and inferior
grain may, when OF sufficient value discharge from the
machine separately, and in clean state, or, when
worthless allowed to the fan box TO be elected
hererom with the fner and lighter 70 egn substances
This is part of what Claim in the summary to my
patent The above notice will hope, be sufficient, that
none may claim ignor anee Of my right.
word to the wise is sufficient
March 20dwtf JOHN A. WOODWARD
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PATENTED OCT. 20, 1857.
Trnrnrtart 10 MillErt,

UGrEEEs' - tst's J, NV STFGE n 1CEFENE
5SEs sslEzS eis t.ts.ss d. SEE.
Az take this method &c informing MIXERS generally
~ that We are now manufacturing aGd will keep
constantly On hand NonaWard's Combinet shutter and
Separator. This Machine consider the best in
use, and hazard nothing in saying every Miller who
has yet used it will bear in this assertion 1t is
compact and durable, moves with less poNeT than
three machines, VIZ the screen, Separator aud Smut
ter, to say nothing Of tie Tanning Mill which has usual
ly to be used in cleaning dust from oGal
As TO the mode of crera on 10 the first place it sepa
rates the sticks throws balls and part OF the
oats from the grain before securing. While in the
proc Of securing the grain brought IL contact with
str ing blast Of air, witch carries on dast fast
made 1t then passes int larger Separator where It
is cleared Of chess, imperfect grains, oats &c. and
then ready fer grinding. The dust is tall not only
cleared from -he grain but from the chess, oats and
oal, and blown clear of the mill. another very
great advantage IS that il be set tn floor
with the burrs any where else in the mill mat may be
desired, as it makes no dust whatever.
Every Miller knows ts4t is utterly impossible to
suuct mill that win good -four Of dirty gran
unless the dirt be first removed No better machine
yet been invented for this purpose than Woodward's
shutter aud Separator. aud it is believed wei
adapte' Western Grain. They are new in and
beg euat tWoof the Mills in this cit. Sunderland
& Bros, and keiser cas.
orders promptly Intended to.
oct 2S-dwtf W0ODW .RD, hEIsER { sifFREILL,
Ruriiue on Iowa.
i0LK CITf, Marc, "a, 1855.
Mr. IA WOODWARD:
De0r Sir:-V orr Shutter that / have had in
for about eighteen months is The perfect
chine Of the kind now usyd a line that
purchased in Chicago r short time afsrr started
months than tie who'll cost Of The maohipe that got
from you. Your machine las not cost thing for
repairs, and is now, after eighteen months service,
doing Its work in the most perfect manner Please
cept my thanks for past fvors and best hes for your
success. Yours respectfully,
1ari8dSw GIoRGE BEEBE
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few days since . ysrdast youth with his
blushing bride, arrived at one of the princi.
pal hotels in this city. The head Of the fam.
lily Immediately registered his name ~ IS.
B. Jones and lady, Albany, on . bride to,e-
e." 10 mot this new way 70 inform the
pablis that yoa azs in the hymsnial halter ,
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Dark blue eyes are most common in per-
sons of delicate, refined, or eiicminate nature,
light blue, and much more, gray eyes, in the
hardy and active. Greenish ewes have goE-
orally the same meaning as the gray. Hazel
ewes are the more usual indications of a
mind masculine, vigorous and profound
Shakespeare, it is said, had hazel eyes; Swift,
blue eyes; Milton, Scott, and Byron, gray
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A jolly LlFB-lnsscts generally must
lead truly iovial life. Think what it must
be to lodge in lily. Imagine palace oil
ivory or pearl, with pillar Of silver and cap,
itals of gold, all exhaling such a perfume as
never rose from human censor. Fancy again
the fun oftucking yourselves up for the night
in the folds Of rose, rocked to sleep by the
gentle sigh OF the summer cir, nothing to do
when you awake but wash yourselves in .
dsw-drop, and fall to and eat your bed
clothes.
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STRUCK BY LIGnrSIsG.-The lightning struck
several persons last week in Marshal county,
Ky. Two cons of Thos. Read were killed by
the electric fluid and two Others injured, one Of
whom is not expected to recover.
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A captain one Of the old school, being at
ball, had been accepted by beautiful part
ner, a lady of rank, who, III the most delicate
manner possible, limited to him the propriety
Of putting on a pair of gloves. "Oh was the
elegant reply, ''never mind me, ma'am;
shall wash my hands when I've done dan
cinr
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Jno. G. Breslin, who misappled several hum
dred thousand dollars belonging 10 the State of
Ohio, 10 about to reveal how it did 60. The
expose will be interesting to some, but net to
others.
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EXTRAORDINARY BIRTns.-It is stated by
Burdock that the wife Of a countryman in
the Moscow district had given birth to 90
children at p confnements--four times 4 at
one birth, seven times ), and Ii times twins
In 1909 to Vienna papers contained the
following Maria Ann Helen, the wife of a
poor linen weaver, in Neuerchentc!d, %
years married, bore at II coniinements 80
children-2S living, Dead % males and
iemales-all besotten by one man and nurs-
ed by herself She had at her last condne-
ment 3 children, | living. > dead Her mo,
Their had produced s. children, and died du-
ring confinement with twins. The greatest
number OF children ever produced at one
birth appears to have been ., all Of whom
were boys and ali dead The woman who
gave birth to them had been twice married
and had already given birth to A children
during her first marriage, which lasted %
years, she bore p boys and 3 girls in her
second marriage, which lasted but 3 years
! she bore II children-3 at the first at the
second, and at the third confinement
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STRANGE But TRuE.--A young friend of
ours in this village, related to us the follow
ing facts, which occurred only few
days ago: For about a fortnight he had
heard a rumbling noise every night in his
straw bed, which he had attributed to the
eccentricities of mouse, which he imagined
had located in the bed. On the morning of
his discovery to the contrary, he was ava
kened just before daylight, by the accustom
ed rustling noise, which was then going on
in part ofthe bed which hung over the side
rail Mr.. Mousey was quickly condemned
to undergoa state of spiffligation, by being
grabbed and squeezed to death; but oh, hor-
ror when cur friend seized what he took to
be Mr. Mousey, he got hold of something that
went through his hand like "a creased In
dian On emptying the bed lie found a
milk snake, about three feet long. He nc
counted for the presence of the viper by his
having filed his bed about the time the rust
ling noise commenced If zee had found the
snake in oar bed, we should laid it to having
carried our boots up stairs. --Allegan (Mich)
Record
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The charge against Vice President Breckeh-
ridge OF downright cheating in settling the terms
of the Minnesota Senators is boldly repeated by
the press. He escorted to o scheme by which
Mr.. Shields, who was suspected OF Republican,
ism, would be sure TO draw the short term
With this charge against him. the Vice Presi-
dent, with all his graceful exterior, appears the
most corrupt man Of the age.
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Farmers, nave you seen ana trles'
Worlds Fair Prize Churn!
Or, DaYis' Adjusta tie Chnrn A H.'k
worker Conn bined-gatentcdi lee 1
1854.
4 D our State Fair, held at Muscatlne, Ia,l
: n October, t1S5G,) this Churn alone had re
awarded i, although there eight W ten oihes
or exhibition, aad indeed IL always tai e. ;ss y
miam wherever introduced. The advantages
Churn over all others are as follows:
lst 1t will produce butter in us short time y
other Churn.
20. twill gather the butter after II is prodGgd
81. 1t will work the butter into a roll and sis
buttermt& therefrom completely, without the hAs >
4th. IfSEn salt the butter before takiassn
the Chur1.
9Th. II can be operated by a child with psha ~
practical operation will convince any pcrsAa
truth OF ihese statements.
Below are few Of the names ofpractcA. hlis !.
kers, who have subscribed to the following esf,S1
viz: We are ncw using the above Churn sll "
Maker, IL cAuTns with and facility and $50 -
works and salts the butter in perfect nsnasi =
taking il from the Churn, and We cheerfally rss'.
IL as the best Churn we have ever seen.
Isaac Leonard, Crawford Hanna, Asner go
James WoOdside, James lIiliery, Robert Ervsa
Gregg, Hamilton Brown, James Dickson,
Samuel Foster, Alexander Fleming, Jes emiAh w
Thompson, b Bates, John Wild, Samuel hss-e
Davis, Jacob Wilhelm, James Robertson. -
The subscriber has purchased the right ', 49,
ture and sell the above named ChUTn In Des asy ~.
Henry Counties, Iowa, and Henderson asa ~
Counties, Illinois, and is now prepared 20 ls''~
who will favor him with their patronage. v-,a
sS These Churns are also for sale at i
Co.'S, Keith Robinson 4 Co.'s, ana G LaaGaah
iington, lows.
feb 25-wtf y. p. Gsth
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Great Bargains In Books, aper and
Stationery.
+ HAVE lust received large and we'll selected stock
Il OF Writing, Letter and Note Paper, Envelopes,
School and Office Stationery OF every description,
which offer to sell such low figures cannot fail to
give entire satisfaction. Among my list Of papers will
be found the following celebrated brands:
Kent Mills, Windsor Mills, Lou on.
Union - Surry,
Old Berkshire Mills De La Rue 4 Co., "
Holy oke E" Rhode Sons, g
NiddeseS .' MOinier Co, Paris
Westminster Owen &iiiarbart.
Avondale I" Carew Manufacturing Co.
Southworth, Man 4 Co. "arand & Co.
Palmer & Smith.
Irving Mills, South ice, Mass. ETC., ETC., etc.
Also, large assortment Of School, Theological, Pc
etlcal and other books for sale slight advance On
cost.
Country dealers, Pedlers and others will find II gre at
ly to their advantage to call aud examine my stock be
forepurchastng elsewhere, determined to sell
lower tina. the lowest. j. p. BROWN
octl8 Barrett House Building, Third gtr.tt
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DR. II. %. BRONSON.


SUR E O " ID Il N 4 s T..
Corner of Washington and THIRD Streets, opposite the
Post 0lite
ssurilng ton. Eosya.
~ Aloperations Ia Dentistry skillfnlly performed,
and warranted. GjulyS-dswiy
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An eccentric wealthy gentleman stuck up
board in q field upon his estate Oh which
was painted the following: 81 will give this
field to any man who is contented' He
soon had an applicant. "Well, sir, are you
a contented man? 2 Yes, sir, very" Then
what do you want with my tield'' Tho APP
plioant did not reply
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J. G.. ABERCROMBIE,

SURGEON DENTIST.
4 Ii operations in Dentistry carefully and skill
IA fully performed All late and valuable improve
discoveries in in the profession practced
Over eight years practice in this CRY.
Office over Hendricks Drug Store, Jefferson Street
nj VI. mt
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IL u II l. A N q a u ;.
L. II. DALnoFr. Iprlnclpal

NEW SASH, DOOR AND BIlNDFAC
IN TORY, Mt. Pleasant street, opposite the OLD
Plank Road Depot, adjoining the OIL MIL, Burlington
Iowa. All common work constantly on hand, and Or
ders, by mail or otherwise, promptly attendedto
nov. 2S.w. UklAh LVfkks
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10000 Agents Wanted!
A GlQN THING

A MEDICINE shat is NO Cheat!!-
IA CURES INFLAMMATION OR FEVER ONLY I
1. h. BOYLE Il CO., of Boonvlle, Missouri
the Wholesale Agents for the States Of Missouri Arr
kansas, Illinois Iowa, Nisconsn Michigan Minnesota
Kansas, Nebraska and New aeSico, for
Coggswells Antiphlogistic Salt
perfect substitute for bleeding, Bsterins and Leeeh.
ing ana will appoint town and county Agents on lib.
erai terms.
~ Price ~ per box, by retail; be sent by mail
Address /. d. BOYLE CO.,
junel w6m Boonyille Mo
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And great variety Of articles usually kept in frs
class Warehouse, which TOO numerous to mention
Mahogany and Black Walnut Looking Glasses from %
cents Is co.
Gilt Frame Locking Glasses from 81 IS to $3.50 90.
Mattresses 81 70 to $50 co.
Brass Clocks, with Iron frames from 50 81 to IS co.
liberal discount made 70 eountrY neAerk Isant16hn
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A PARTNER WANTED

3 FARIM Err WANTED
yITsTEE OSss E'kzJ.rSsSEs DOLLARS
w Capital and well commended, to engage in
permanent lucrative sad profitable business, al.
ready established. The profits daily credit sales
amounting to Ettv dollars day. For full
particulars address, with references,
Inar2G-dwu A C0YLE,
nax iHG Mt. Pleasant Iowa,
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MANNYS NEW REAPER-THREE Nh CHIMES IN Oyr,
?. Nanny Against the World!

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ARTHUR pNSMoRE GEM cfe with oGDEN CORP s
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CHICAGO, BURLIEG TOY &c QUINCY n. H.
Trains leave burlington ioows
LIST. Morning Passenger, 500 A. NJ, arrive a. Chicago
615P. H.
%. Accommoda ~ p NJ, connecting at burg
with Quincy Trains.
Sd Evening Express Passenger, 600 p. NJ, arrive at
Chicago 8. A. NJ.
Trains by PeotiG and 0Qa4seka Raiirodd leaving
a. the same hour for Peoria, 6e.
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FURNITURE f! FURNITURE ! !
Fresh Arrivals at
II. G.. II A. RDY'

WHOLFEALEf RE7-IIL FURNITURE, BEDDING
d LOOKING Glass WAREHO USE,
Jefferson ST., between Water AMI Main in Mr. Postle.
waits new four story brick.
MIR. HARDY returns his thanks to the
vi citizens of Burlington and vicinity for their
previous patronage and sgiicts continuance, feeling
confident that he continue 10 give perfect satisac-
ion.
Owing to hard times have purchased Goods very
much lower than fol merry that it enables me sell
all Gods in my line from 20 to % per than any
other house in the West, and all Goods warranted as
good represented or the money refunded My stock
consists of the following Goods, In
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BASSETT & BRACKET.
Surveyors g. General Land agents
iNVssESCE. KANSAS.

WILL give prompt attention to the Selection and
w Location of Public Lands in Kansas. LAND
WARRANTS bought sod and located. Particular at
tention paid to all business sent by mail.
REFERENCES.
Hem, Williams Co., Bankers, Fairfield, Iowa.
Col Z. Bassett, kewanee, Ill.
Gov. c. Robinson, Lawrence, Kansas.
Adams, Swift Co, Leavenworth, Kansas.
ALA nNrtf
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MISSOURI STATE MUTUALIEs. CO.. 81. LOWS Ms
S II EdpeRi, PreSt II s is2ktstt. 4Sst'9.
E0RTH-WESTERN ms. Co.,. ..-...... uswEeo, n. Y
4 f2dH, P,o&'t. S y Lt1l,ac. Shc.g.
PHOENIX ms C0...................H sarFoRD, Ccxy,
S L LoomtS, FreSt Henry Kellogg, Ssc'y.
dec2S.
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STOCK MEN AND SHIPPERS,

STOCK MEN AND SHIPPERS
VIII take uotice that prepared with superlo,
facilities, ship live stock, and charges ara
made by these Roads for and attention. We run
Fire Stock Trains per week (none Saturday sun
day. and prepared to forward all classes OF freight
at Through Tariff Rates. Through Tickets can be pur
chased Burlington and Checauqua for all points East
and baggage checked through For information en-
quirs At the Railroad ofhce
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1t IL the determination OF the Managers of these
Roads to give prompt attention and despatch to the
business OF their patrons.
JOHN q. READ. Vice Pres't
Burlington and Missouri Rirer Rdiiyodd
d. REMlCK, Generai Western Agent,
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railrod6.
Burlington, June u, lSoS.-wtf.
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GPRING EEBS--t patent, which / will
- put up trial of week AID IL liked will be
taken down, free Of chargef kept, price 81 90. Any
one wishing to try them DO by calling my store
septic bp IL. @. HARDY.
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yxyJDE TRACK WAGONS. ,sS,S S . q
ran.ed By lmay 1s) KEITH. KobAS's
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!. CROKER. r. HENRY sAfrl
CROKER & SMYTH.

REFER KyCEs:
Gov. J. w. Grimes, Burlington.
Hon. Sam. Galloway, Columbus, Ohio.
Hon Augustus Hall, keosaGqua. isep3-bply y
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