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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-28

OF Castor OH.
nrLArge Family Boxes, se CENTS.
Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters
cure In Ave hours Pains, Distress and weakness Of
the Breast, eides and Back. In kheumAiism,
Coughs Colds etc, they always give relief, and are
warranted supe Tor any External Remedy discos-
cred since time began. Each PLASTER VIII wear
Fourteen Months. Price Ish CENTS.
HarvelI's Condition Powders
for Horse and Cattle This Remedy Is the beginning
and the END - Horse aud Cattle Medicine. over
one Million Package. have been sold during the year
1856 Perfectly safe and good at all times Other
remedies of q similar nature are but ChaH comTa!eh
with them. Put In large Packages with fui o1reo-
tons and sells for IS cent-.
r. The above remedies are WARRANTED AsehtS
are authorized TO refund purchase money, II satis-
faction IA not given These articles are sold " de-
ers In all cities towns and Villages in the united
States and Canadas. Persons wfll enquire for them
BY their full names and avoid all others.
HERRICK BROTHER. Proprietors,
Albany, n. Y.
Penton Robinson, Sawyer, Pawn l. Co, bockee,
Innis & Co, Wholesale Agents. Chicago.
Taylor Il Bsliori, d. & Eidridge, Davenport.
Heimes 4 Olppenger " Scribner, Rock Island,
A. y. Chamberlain, Moline,
A w Platt, Clinton.
p. @. McLane, Camanche.
A. " Benton Go, Fulton City.
And by dealers everywhere.
JulysOwly Travelling agent for the West,
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Mississippi 4 Missouri =. -
I'm and sfsss MonAay, Nay lob, lbs. 80 :1su
~ further nos3ss, trains WI 49, ~. .S..s
Mussstsne, Columbus CITY end Iowa o'V Sssss
excepsedl ~ Soalovs:
l.t Express Train ~
"a NAH Train ~
TRAINS VIII leave Davenport ~ 0htcssedaily. son
days excepted - foiiows:
List Mali Train, 81 -
ID nx2sess Trains sooS =
Trains arrive ss Davenport daily. nssAsys sssas
esd) - follow:
vRoM Tae EAST.
LIST Express Train q $751; Az,
% Mail Train, at 80 n
PROM THE west.
lat Nan Train. A sSsA -
ID Express Train at $50 -
All trains out OF Davenport viii make connections
at Columbs City and Iowa City with the western
6tage Co.'S stages for all points West.
The Passenger Train oonnect5 at Rock island VIE
Ohicaso Rock Island Railroad trains for Oil points
East North aud South.
Passenger -. reminded Of the necessity ofgiving
lissinct direction 70 the destination OF their bag
ga8s also before taking hstS sesssin
the cars.
1REI0HT.
Leaves Dacenport At 56OAM
Arrives at Davenport at 30
N. h. TIE Morning (s:i5 A ny train for tn East
con ects at Chicago Junction nth Michigan
Southern train for the ksst. PASSENGERS thereby
cave a. delay.
may S-dtf ADO19ON DAY, supt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-06-05

The EDINBURGH REvIEw.-We have be.
fore us the April No. of this sterling old
Scotch Review. The present number closes
the I01ih volume, and with the next No a
new volume begins, so that the present is
o,her favorable time TO subscribe. The
present No. presents the following table OF
contents:
Annals of California; The Eastern
Church; Theirs History Of the Consulate
and the Empire; The Railways Of Great
Britain The Works of the late Edgar A.
Poe; The speeches of Lord Brousham
Buckles History Of Civilization in England
The Conquest Of Dude; The Second Derby
Ministry.
Republished by Leonard Scott & Co., N.
Y, at s. year, or Backwood and the four
British Reviews for $40,
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CHICAGO MARKET.

THURSDAY, EvEyING, June 3.
There was a liyelier feeling in commercial.
circles to-day About ] 800 bis Spring
Tx ra Flour sold to-day at S3.35a3.5O, with
more inquiry than usual. Wheat wa IN
good request and advanced fudv one cont
per buShel The market opened at 81 &c !. o.
h., but advanced on Change to G3r. In the
Afternoon an imp: ovcmcnt IN New York was
telcgraphei, and the uarket advanced TO
Sic f. O. b., closing bouyant. Upwards oi
IS. 900 bushels Com changed hands at &c
afioat for Illinois Rive mixed: Al atioat Tor
common'Canal mixed. and sic f. o. h.. for
good DO; a lla4Sc in store for No. Ra'iroad,
and 45c for No. 2 do. There was a very
active demand for Oats, which advanced
to 3Oa3lc f. o. b., There was more anxious
inquiry for Barley, with a slight improve
nae, in No. 2, which sold FOR SIC in store.
Pres
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ESIauks! Is.ani.s:.

rIyiIE only Book Store in Ottawa, exclusively for Books,
4 Stationery, and Paper H4ngirgs, -
apis KAIl!BCN ORTONS.
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r. n. HUTCHINGS. General 1ga.t TAR Tie Tnjted
Srrt<S i6J ,qIahr- St Nlr loyE ty 5-iOHS an ,rtgs-
sIE- rdery sk"ifEJ be o,,Is{r.NseG.
Sold in Ottaza ty !-c!J2-Iyl y. WALKER & co.
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\ Car.

To The CITIZENS or OTTAWA :-Inasmuch it has been
cur laHentab!e and melancholy fate to be called into
your city witness the sickness and finally the death OF
a dear and kind husband and parent, VIM. Simmons
and having experienced on every side so much Kind
ness sympathy, dsinteresed attention from friends
Of the deceased and the citizens OF Ottawa generally
We cannot refrain from expressing CUT deep and heart
felt thanks for such aG-ctionate demonstrations in the
hour of trial and affection.
To Mr. and Mrs Hodges, that so kindly furnished al!
comforts and hourly aid aud constant attention that
could be Obtained--to them would return our most
sincere thanks ami shall fail to hold it in remer-
brance. MRS. SIMMONS,
JAMES SIMMONS,
mrfs ME- & MRS. RIFFLE.
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OTTAWA MARKET.

OTTAWA. june ), ISIS.
No change ia markets. NJ grain coming
II. We quote same as last week.
HEcat-SPring 55u56c; winter, none in
market.
Coya-Sh. 43c pr 60 lbs; car 80. - lbs
O,ttS--2Gc--35 lbs.
I0iatO6s-lJ'.
Euley-35 cts. 40.b.
Eggs-7c.
Butter-l2ai3c.
Nides-Grcen f1c., dry Sc.
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TIE STORM IN THE Town OF MASLIus.-
The storm on Sunday evening was even
more destructive in the town Of Manliu",
north OF Marscilcs. than the great hail storm
two weeks ago. Four or five houses were
blown down among which were two stoutly
ouiit log houses Several others were I'M
rooted. Several bull iinss in Marscilcs were
also unrcsfcd.
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bailey. Magical rain Extractor.

IN al diseases iac faI,.Hl more Or les predpf-
a'isy .sil1suasl -trs=s ~ tAe ESDt q
the discas--I.-1-- AZ f-a1r-laz,- sure.
DILLEY-S MAGICAL PNIS EXTRACTOR mol no
tLisg -lss ul z.lay .-t-zlzl--l e., aal EaL=
certain -Ir--
DALLEV's MAGICAL rlIy EXTRACTOR WI ~rrs
ere fO:.ovia- among ga: s-:z'r-r- = I=-=--s--
LrEys, scsLB1, Co.'s. CrlT--- srrE Nsrrt~s- Cl-Ss-
BrStaSs- EErl-s-. SsE,s- Es-- Pos, CI.LLl ,rss
E..E- ScE1srLt, CLc-Es. FEvEE ssE- FEL1. ElE A-rr
f'IIr~, SoEr EvE-, Grrr SEIIlsl-- EaLrisr,- scsI5
HAP, EHErt. BsLgsE-- T. T-5lEI,-, I:ss-sls
BsFuEE- ITru. sSttI PIX NE,-Lr-. E,-r. &C.. &c
To sIrl~ it may aI~-ar ir--rIat- that many a.
--rr-I b. r-It'-I ~ a--.e= s-.zi ilrs
WI vaa-.I s.a r-s-s.Cl r-1a;s @. tl- f.et tat ti=
.aive Is combination % .s.--..H.-. each AMI every
one aqpgsH I-fs-t za.-I..s g. --. a-fl-- i 5rsl.r
DALLET-> VlGIJlLPAfS EITf.ACTp;s ia i-s -f-srs
Is magical bee4G-s tls t- ls ~ -r between disease
aHt permanent clr- and 60 Is 80 extractor as &C.
draws al disease o- the a1-t.d rr;- leaving nature
sV-r'rrt before H. injury Itis scarcely a=----1ry
70 G=y HAT no house, E1ll1g, -lsl,--;1-y -a'-li
be one uI0rl-.t without b.
No Pain Fs-ra-:1r g. genuine unless ta f, las r-1a
{: see, plate engraving, VIII ;s= Sane Or !!-zry D-i
Ley, MsuEsl-tgr-r-
For sale by al ''- D-s--5-'- and Patent Medicine
DSaIe-s ttr5uEaoat t'- United >'-fs- and C.a1Ha-.
PriH-sgEI Dgo., IcJ l-'G.sfar. ~ . N-,r y -
ssy..Iy c. ?. C!.ArE.
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Gperial Il Offices.


H,r. DYE l. yuKwasH but the article that will natu
rally restore the Of the hair the changing OF which
gray being Indication OF lack OF proper secTe-
tIons Is truly valuable medicine, PRoF. WOODS HAIR
Toxrc ~ the cerafcars Of the leading minds over the
Union do not aisify IS tte only sfs remedy for bald
ness drynsss premature change Of cclOT and the
raj .vdruces Of lack o. secreons the roots Of the
hair, which can be found. QIacS preparations abound,
% hair TONES" I'll every corner grocery IN the
country Avoid all - hair tonics" unless known 20 be
the preparation Of whose celebrity has be-
come world wide Do not let uo-trurn 'ender ex-
pertinent upon your hair. Touch nothing you have hot
good believe IS ali that il pUrports to he
virtues Of his PREPARATION hi present fame over 10
Certificates before Of the vae Of this hair re-
storatiye, from parties who have tried IL Css no ter
CArTIOS-B-Sar- Of worthless limitations, several
already in the market called b: different names
Use unless the v0Td- professor Woods Hair Ee-
stOratiye, Depot 81. Louis Mo. and New York; are
blown In the bottle Sid by all Druggists and Patent
Medicine Dealers. Also, by all Fancy and Toilet goods
dealers in the United States and Canad4s. myl5lEI
~DR NASN'S AGILE BALSaM.-This wonderful
compound IS having sale in all parts Of the
In on where exists Il Is Of the few medicines
which sold the country, that really
What their inventors claim for them. And unlike all
other remedies that recommended by their Prolrs
all the ills that flesh Is heir t0is RENE y
Is only recommended for hills fever and aEi- or t.
particular class Of diseases OF or t res
o! riasma. common IN western country Inc ~
rIerOus evidences % its great curative Tr0pe's'' anu
the high estimation pacel upon IT, Terers i the great
est discovery Of the age, and deserves thr e'IS
probation Of all classes % men Those having
10 use medicine Of this kind. urged T. spare no
pains give this trial u they VISA 70 Dc so---
cured
Sold by r. Y GEIses and d Waller Co. rayio-!n
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GEO. y. FISHER,
BILL. NOTE. & COLLECTION BROKER.

Comm jsionsr ef D,sds jar tie .Sf- ~ Nan York.
NOSEI received and invested hy me on UndOubied
VA securities at reasonable commission and perfect
~ sst"ry 10 th"~v committing il 10 hands Col"
Iee"Es te b. irrESifiI r-ruirt=I the day Of pay
nient Deus secured. notes, bonds, mortgages, and
Al business entrusted 20 shan have prompt zttcn
ton aud Immediate returns for Trs oryv conditions
upon which viii 10 business I,roufptne-- fidelity and
despatch and those paciu. business IN nv care per
sonsly By correspondent, my f-ei assured that
these conditions, with ny experience in Banking and
Exchange, viii he mutually utl.-oIS and enable
me To render full satisfaction executing all trus:s
committed to me Farmers. Mechanics and others hay
money loar invest will assur-dly find their
advantage TO call on me All deposits will be Serur.,
invested or subject to call. may h. agreed upon.
ofire in tie corner rooms 2i story NattiuS-rs block
Ottawa. November u, I>jI.
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a gain in motion.

To School DInEcroRs.- Rathbun & Orion
advertise in to-day's paper that they are
prepared to supply school libraries on terms
q'.ite as favorable as those offered by Mr.
Moore, of " York. We have looked over
their catalogue. and certainly regard the
selection as preferable to that Of Mr.. Moore
for the object intended.
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RAILRoAD-No train either from the east
or west arrived upon the Rock rland Rail
road on Thursday. The train from the west
east near Seneca. In boil, cases the tract,
had been "Sprcad" by the wishing of the
floods on Wednesday night. Yesterday,
however, trains from both directions were
again in motion.
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VI la. 81 Vi NV ~,
JAMES SIMMONS,
MIR. & MRS. RIFLE.
Eyi5

WE ryIrE the attention of the sick and afflicted to the
advertisements columns Of DIR. Easterlys Iodine
and sarssparilIs and GrIey's Salt Rheum and letter
Ointment DIR. Carriers Cough Basam, Dr. Bakers spe-
cifc Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial and Dr. Easierly ;
Fever and Ague Killer These medicines are prepared
by thoroughly educated Physician, Chemist, and Phar-
maeeust so tia; all rely upon them as being safe
and ec;ua in curing the d.eases for which they are
recommended. They are standard remedies, and can
found in neary every Drug and Apothecary Store in
the United States. my29
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WALL PAPER :

L2otA md PtDs' V1a1o7s yt1dss, CIrtrin F'xtares
AMI Bat- H,ilind anil Nus'iH r0r C,s,t1iRs
WE have just received and receiving larger
w stock iu ti..- line than have ever had which
az. Offering greatly reduced prices, among which
offer Iarg: variety of beruful and good paper at
4hIlsHg per roll and sitia piper at 90 cents per
rot
Those who are furnishing their houses with paper or
should fail stock before psrohas-
Ing Good. wll be freely shown whether you boy o. IA
o Io.. the :. "a OF the Book. ~
apl7 EAfHEt" OEioS.
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YANKEE NOTIONS

Our s:OcA i large and vel selected, comprising all the
different grades and sizes Of Chi!drens and Youths
Shoes; Ladies CATERS Bootee> Slippers and BuSkuS
Meas Boys Shoes Stoga, Kip and Cali Boots all at
low 4ri,
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II O NJ ClC @ Il \ Il IL y
A. r.. GlssS:G. W. ID.

ATE Of Corning. y. Y, would respectfully announce
to the citizens of Ottawa aud the Surrounding couu
that he has permanently located III this city wsre
he will be happy wait upon al those needing his pro-
fcssiensl services.
pr. G. takes pleasure in presenting the following testi
mon!a!s.
CogSfyG, y. Y, April 25;h, 1858
To WHOM CONCERN y have been intimately ac
quaned with DIR A + Gregg icr the past tlreo years
have also employed him my family stefan FOR that
time and would cheerfuiy recommend him the conf
dence Of any community wheIe his lot may he cast.
Dr.. Gregg Is a man of strict moral integrity, good
careful and capable practitioner J NJ WOOD,
Bunker and Erchdnge Broser.
CORNING, y. Y, April 26ih, 1,5S.
To THE PUEBLO Il take pleasure in recommending DIR.
A. T. Gregg rs gentleman and a successful practition-
or, and worthy of the patronage of the public.
GEO. W. PATTERSON, in.
Cashier Geo Washington Bunk
CORNING, April Esd, ISIS
Hon. JAMES GRANT aud y. KESpALL, Esq, Davenport
Iowa. or GILMAN SMITH, Esq, Rock Island lll.-Deir
Fritnds: You may place full confidence in the bearer
Dr. A. I. Gregg, : a and physician. We have
employed family. and il Ice should locate in
your vicinity elsewhere, our hest wishes viii attend
him and family s. HUBBARD,
myi5 Of the FIRM of Vim. r. StereHs d. Go.
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a Gard TO the Ladies'.

DR. DUPONCOs GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS FOR
FEMALES are infalibe for removing stoppages ire
guartes Of the Menses.
These Pills nothing new but have been used by the
Doctor in his practice for years both IN France
and America with unparalleled success in every
and lac urged BY many thousand ladies who have used
them make the Pills public for the alienation OF those
suffering from any irregularities whatever as well
preventive those ladies whose health wi. not permit
an increase of family
Pregnant females or those supposing themselves so,
cautioned against using these Pills, while in that
condition, the proprietor assumes no responsibility
after the above admonon, although their midness
would prevent ANY injury 10 health; otherwise these
Pills recommended. Directions accompanying each
box. Price 81.
Sold ~ wholesale by G. L. THOMPSON,
Gererdi County Agent, Ottdlcd, H.,
To whom all orders must be addressed lie Will furnish
dealers and druggists with circulars and show cards. and
the Pills AZ proprietor's prices.
y. Blades by enclosing 81 10 him at the Ottawa r.
o. have pr. Dupcnco', Golden Pills sent by return
mail (eonientaly) to part of the city country.
See that the signature l DuPonco," is upon each boy
you will then obtain a medicine that may be relied upon.
Sold II WLolcsaek BE- PENTOS & ROBINSON,
d.c25 15l Souta Water ST, Ckicago.
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.r. I.ooper- Feua:e Sor.:a:


vii CGEE all Female Complaint, such Tx
s-,.yc, Suppressed. or PaE.4l Msns'fgnt.on, Flaor
Aibls, Whites Sarrvnaess. sa!lou Con9 x.5l, Head
saire DSr.as.s U-r.t ser~- 49,. t'.l lr--,zs Il,
Disease caused ~ Colds ee.sI Precipitation Excess
e, Geer Excitement, -. Ok the Sexual s-a- Dr..
HyoT~r F--.'- C1rd.4! 6. universally aekao~y3;c- by
;Ae i.l.y, ;l- best remedy ever Invented
~ Pre- e. per bottle, or * bottle. Tor 81
sEg-pE. EAsTEELY, corner o: ThisI and C:.ssrli
streets Louis, No sole proprietor, aaI whom al
orders mus; be addressed.
s-F->,,. uy ". KNErs>I. g L TrJvrsrv. p w,LxFs
( 20, and A :. rUTsA4 B.lg-...s. Ottawa. n ty
Druggists generally. Iayl5
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ICE CREAM SALoON.

Soda Fount''ia, Confectionery, dc, dc
THE undersigned begs inform the ladies and gen;le
of Ottawa that he has thoroughly FURNISHED up
and reticd his Ice Cream Saloon the corner OF Ma
olson and Columbus Sts in "A style compare with the
finest .:y establishments; and having employed the
best manufacturer in the city confident he supply
Ottawa anywhere.
His Soda Fountain also the best in the city-will
run dry; nor his pitcher of lemonade.
An abundant supply of the choicest CAKE always on
hand; also every variety of FRUITS.
First opening, this Saturday evening, May Sth
myS NJ FORMULAS
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WE have just had printed on fine paper. about 20
w Reams Of BLANKS, which Offer tor sale At CEica-
go prices. They embrace, in part, So follows:
WARRANTED. Special WARRANTED. and Quitclaim Deeds,
Mortgages Of kids, Articles OF Agreement, Chaei
Mortgages, Leases. Warehouse Receipts, judgment
Notes, and general supply Of Justices and Ccnstabes
Blanks.
Orders by mail otherwise pr ornpy attended to;
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II HERE seems to he impression abroad that sell
4 goods for cash only This is wrong, do take
all kind. OF produce at cash prices We have but one
price for goods, and that is uniformly cash The
goods give in exchange for Butter Eggs and the like,
put in at our regular cash figures In word, We sell
goods III and manner taking in payment cash
or anything equivalent To it. The oquiya may be
in Eggs. Butter. Rags Notes, anything that may
consider good cash, that
we'll Imyl5l ANDREW LYNCH.
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HaNK OF OTTAWA.

IEJL z WATERMAN
tB>n from Q O'cig-k 4. " 10 AZ O'Clock 7. VI
EXCHANGE OF Chicago and Eastern C!i!es bought
and sold.
Interest allowed on time d~posites.
Gold and silver bought and sold
Collections made in parts OF the state and promptly
RENTED the day Of payment current rates oi ex-
change. fmar3Il Y. WATERMAN, ltLNLiSr.
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Ottapa frte Graotr
LOCAL MATTERS.
Rain, Rain, Ram, and High Water.

l; rained last Saturday and it rained on
Sunday. On Sunday night we had one of
the severest storms of the season, for with
fearful fall of water it blew gale, so that
people felt unsafe in any but substantial
houses, and indeed we have reports OF some
houses having been blown down in the
country, and many unrooied.
On Monday both rivers at this place, al
ready considerably swollen, commenced RI
sing rapidly, and by Tuesday the water
was I'D to within four or five feet Of
the high water marks Of the great freshet
last wear. OF course all the low ground
east OF the mouth Of Fox river, and in Otta-
wa Centre was submerged to the depth of
four or five feet, and has continued SO to the
present writing. Quite a number Of fami-
lies, particularly in Ottawa Centre, have
been driven from their dwellings.
On Tuesday it cleared off, and for the first
time in I month we had day of uninter-
rupted sunshine. Wednesday was also
clear, and we really began to hope for set
tied weather, but on Wednesday night and
Thursday morning We had another terrific
storm, or rather succession OF storms, that
put everything once more aHoat. This
storm was accompanied with the most ter
riiic peals of thunder and flashes OF light
ming tina: We have Witnessed in many years.
We hear OF but one house. however, that
was struck by the - fluid" The house of
Mr.. L. VI. Wade, on the north bluff below
town. WAS struck at about five o'clock on
Thursday morning. The main chimney
vas demolished. and a good deal OF siding
torn OFT The luid passed within three feet
of bed occupied 10y two children, but for
tanatdy no one was hurt The house was
not protected by conductor, but Mr. ".
had the omission supplied forthwith.
Out of town the principal Damage thus
far consists in the flooding OF the wheat and
corn fields, potatoe grounds, DC. Large
trcadihs Of wheat are irrcparably injured
by the wasL.ings ofthe food, and by stand
ing water in the fields, and the same caus-
es have thus far rendered nugatory neaII,
all corn planting, All the streams, of course
are more than bank full, bridges are carried
off. and access to town cut OF from nearly
all directions beyond 4 few III les.
We append to this hasty account the fol
lowing figures in reference TO the - wet
spell Tor the month Of May, from tie accu-
rate observations Of DR.. H4rris.
The MAXIMUM temp. for the rnonth was 7J-
/" mean do do -
" max. mean d. do 20
- min. 90 10 10 -
- temp o! the mon;h 1886
To'.! amount of rain during the iuuaih,
s.511-iucLes. Same month las, year, S.Gl4
inches.
There were % rainy days during tie last
month and not one clear day.
The amount II rain which fell last month
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DIR. lsiNEI;.s SPECIFIC.

"" Care GoH0rrts,,, Git Structure y mimi Wax
a.,s, r'osiSs Dls.0.es cftis KiGH-ys AMI Bladder,
and 80 di.sIss- Of &c osg.tal Jryg4s.
Reader, have you private diseasc2 Do not neglect
l. DELAY D,S4uAoUs. DR DsEEls SFEcgFlc Is safe
speedy and ,pi-sL With De. B,KsE's SPECIFIC
sou -aa Ger lgCa-IiF and PEIEEyT EAPsuET, P.a.a
directions rar use accompany tie Medicine
ssS-Isc. 3, - Per Jotie-
.S~pg EASrFRLY, corner Of Third and CEesaa,
streets, 81 Louis, 'a, sole Proprietor, whom. ali
aers must be addressed g, genuine.
.-Ss--a'd iy VI RSEUssI, 4 l. THOMPSON. D. WALKrR
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Open from O'Clock - H. 10 Az O'Clock p Dr.
eight Drafts for sale New York. Boston, Philadel-
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Gold and Silver bought and sold
Collection. made in all parts of the Sta-e and RENTED
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Tue CRY DmECroEY.-The City Directory
Of Mr. Bowron is rapidly approaching its
last sheets in the hands Of the printers, so
that persons wishing TO get place in it for
their cards, place of business, &C., must
attend TO the matter at once. NJ Z. has
taken much pains to have it accurate in
every respect, and 50 far as our inspection
Of the book has gone, we can vouch that he
has entirely succeeded. 1t viii prove a
most valuable and indispensable book OF ref
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