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MARKET9-
BunLrxoroN. Mondnv i. ~

BunLix0roN, Monday p. n.
The weather for The week past has been eli
that could be desired for the benefit Of the
growing cosn. There has been very little rain,
and the tn rmome.er has been above ninety
every day, and in some instances going to se
and even o. in the shade.
The river continues to rise rapidly, and is
again over the bottom, the G. B. l. Q. RR. being
submerged for the Sd time. Yesterday the
ferry boats began to carry passengers to Oquaw-
Ia. As. however, the river was stationary At
Dubuque on Friday. We look for speedy fall,
and presume that BY Wednesday the Road will
again be above water, and the cars making their
regular trips to Eas. burlington. The water
now lacks less than five feet Of the highest point
Of the season.
Owing to the bad state OF the Roads. taken
in connection with the fact that farmers are
improving the good weather to secure their
nay and work their corn, little grain has come
to market, and business has been decidedly dull.
Our mills are not running full time for want Of
gran, and there is hardly corn enough comes
to town for feed. Seventy to seventy five cents
is offered for wheat, and fifty cents paid for
good corn. This, one would think, if there was
any in the country, as we know there lie, would
insure present supply. But it has thus far
failed to do So
Butter is also scarce and commands from
Twelve to fifteen cents, according TO quality.
FLOUR S5,0o--by the dray load 1850.
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a STRANGE CASE or MURDER OR SUIcIDF.-
DAVID Watt, living near Manchester, Pa, was
found dead in his house few days since, with
tue Jugnlar vein severed. Al tho doors and
windows OF his dwelling were fastened on the
inside, it was at once concluded that he had
committed suicide. While preparations were
making Tor his burial, however, a small single
nali was discovere driven through The skull and
penetrating the brain. This seemed to Indicate
mat watt had been murdered, and his til. oat
afterwards Gus TO avert suspicion from the real
authors Of his death, but the physicians who
made the post mortem examination, we're OF the
opinion that the deceased could easily have
driven the nail into his head, and had probably
attempted to put an end to his life in this way,
but failing, had recourse to q more common
method OF self destruction
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Chills and Fcyeri Chilis and revert
Chills and Fever!

One Of the greatest remedies that has been laid
before the public for Fever and Ague, and which has
received the highest encomiums from the press and The
people is DIR. J. HOsTETrER's CELEBRATED BIT
TEks. Who would endure the fortunes arising from
this terrible disease, when 1t can be easy cureds
Who would endure seepless nights, burning evers and
icy chs alternately when remedy be obtained
for mere tribe? And yet how many families finger
out painful existence this deadly blight and do
nothing but gup down qnnine, until it becomes as
common as their daily MEALS and yet they not
Iieyed. None bat the foolish and weak would hesitate
to procure these valuable Ders, and themselves
intense agony.
For sale BY Druggists aud dealers generally.
august 2-dGwim
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Burlington House FACTORY.

THE Under signed would his friends and nat.
rers that he has succeeded in perfect,nR his ar
ransemcnts to do by mAehlnery all the work on
Houses usually ny hand except htlug and mailing
lie has on hand largs supply Of
building Materials. EsMlldeFss Hard.
ware, Chain A0.Np&, Ac.
Cottages and District School a. QUILT ii any rea.
sonable distance iron the city che line al Rail-
road Fast or West
" scu would have q cheap House, build IL In 1855.
and you would have completed rsaas M ancy
1T place, thus saving Time ana trouble and hax i,
built on short notice ann dating ten as send In
your bill 20 the Bariif SION House Factory
All kinda OF Honse Mork, such M pe.rs sash blind.
Door aud Window frames, Corniee Moaiainws. bnnd
Mouaings, Ac., constantly on hand.
frrEons ~ . distance wishing TO kn6w the cost oil
bnldinea, or anything In the badipR Iine. can have
their wAnts attended 70 by paying postage aud address
Ing buri,nSton House Factory Or Ms pseprIser.
MAyloply y. JOY.
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DR.. BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures Fever

SrRINGFIFLD. ILL.,, Nov. Cd, 1857.
THIS IS to ceruty that was afflicted with the
fever and ague for more than sir uceks. fused
QQihine anu other preparations which would
break the disease, but it would return again. l
sas induced TO try "Dr Bakers Pain Panacea,"
which broke the diseas at once, and entirety
restored my system to health. 1t is Invaluable
% get a remedy that wiA cure this disease and
restore the stem. bought The medicine OF
your agent, n. N. Van DuseE
JAMES SAWYER.
Goa adver.tsamant ~.
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tB We have received from the manuiactu-
rers at Hannibal, Mo-, a few boxes Of round
matches Of excellent quality. The Manufacts-
~ is called the Missouri Match Works. Geo.
II. Hecok, Agent.
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THE LEykR
L II IG @ IL ATOR !!
PREPARED EY DIR. SANFORD,
CoInn0undod ent;ra,y Fron, rrTrc

Is ONE OF THE BEST pURG ATISE AND LIVER
MEDICINES now before the pubic, that acts as a
CaMdffc, easier, Gidsr. and more -fectn than snv
other Medicine known Il IL NOT only c4tia,tie bu,
Ltser remedy acting hrst on the Lirer eject its
morbid matter then the sto mn ch ana howell.
~ Oh mat matter thus accomplishing purposes ef-
iectaay without any of the PAINFUL
edn tie operations Of most Gitidrties Il strengthens
the SYST IN At the sare time that ii purges il: and
when faFen daily In m ierats 4tses IN strprgtban
AMI build il up " tn ura5nsf r! t,ttstv
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A foolish girl OF 20 married one Of the Sioux
chiefs recently q Washington. When she
reached his prnceiy wig wam she found il mud
hovel, occupied BY two other wives
The best shot evet heard Of has been made in
Calais. Maine. where . gentleman fred 10 md
night darkness, a. The bark OF dog, and the
next morning found the animal dead, the bullet
having bis him In the throat.
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flonr-Sae of 20 bbs Roscoe super at 81 IS and io0
extra Spring heat Flour % 754 TO- superfde Al aa
$50. - NP.~s ~ S'NS
Of two car loads at 76c IA 900 bu at 75c
Ao00 bu ut 4c 400 Blu No TIC 1000 bu no at nc and
one car load new red winter ct Csc In store.
Corn-slghtsy advanced with little Of ring Sales in
csae one car new No at &c, 5000 bu old No at &C.
1880 bu new No at zoe 2uco bu new No n, so w.
ooo ou new No at 66c rejected III lots Sc 81 and sc
osts-saes Of one car load and coo bu at dSto 47c
Rye--ls very scarce at 621Sc
No. ~ o'e 'o'
ffovisons-Saes few and at nomin al quotations Mess
PORK IA 131l5 5o sound Cut Meats steady At 6c for
shoulders; saGt91i for Hams, city cured @
city. >4eSi"/se t'i
Tallow-Quiet at 9@9kc.
.H'aes,-Aetive, Green saitsd at 7a07ac; Dry Flint
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REMovAL.-Messrs. l. and j. Prugh have re.
moved their furniture to the North side of JET.
ferson street to the rooms heretofore occupied
by 7. L. & c. B. Parsons. Their stock is large
and complete
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The Great English Remedy.

AAc UT6aL LnsISH kennedy.
Sir JAMES CLAKKE.s
. c "A 4 e Il T. e nm ale PjalA
Freparedtron prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, n. D
IaysiciGn Extraordinary tot the Queen
Thisnvalnable medicine is whaling the cure of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the fe
male constitution ID subject. 1t noderaes ali excess
relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES
tits peculiarly suited 1t will in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, TO prevent counterfets.
CAUTION
These Pssheasd nat be taken by females duyna the
fI4sS7 THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy as they are
sure to bring Aiscdrylage but a. any other tina
they are sdte.
In all cases Of Nervous aad Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight excron Papi,a-
ton Of the Heart Mysteries Whites these Pills win
effect cure when all other means have failed and al,
though powerful remedy, do contain ,ron calo,
mel antimony, or any thing hurtai to the constitution
fuil directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States ana Canada
JOB MOSES
tLate !. @. Baldwin Col y
:. Rochester, NY.
N. B.-tl,nO and 6 postage stamps tnclos-d 10 any
AUTHORIZED Agent will insure bottle Of the Pills by re-
turn mail For sale by
dec lS-dw1y. ALLEN HENDRICKS
Burlington, Iowa. Wholesale and Retail.
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Strike on 4 RAILROAD The EMPLOYEES
SPIKE THE ENGINEs TO THE TRAcK.-We learn
that on Tuesday afternoon. the engineers
employed on the Terre Haute andAlton Railroad
''struck" for their paw, the company being. it is
reported, five months in arrears. They took
possession Of freight train on it's arrival at
Terre Haute, and running IL upon side track,
removed the eccentrics Of the engine, and
sp.ked the wheels TO the track. Every engine
that came within their reach was served in the
same way. One engineer who refused to join
in the strike, attempted to run the gauntlet
With b machine, but failing 10 get away. WAS
taken from the engine by force, and the wheels
spiked down. The running Of the road was OF
course stopped for the time being, and We could
not learn that il had been resumed up TO last
night.
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st. Louis, Saturday Aug. I.
The weather continues dry and warm. The
river is rising again at this point
Freight to New Orleans is reported unehan-
ged. Flour zoe per Dbl; Lard l2tc, and othel
pound freight leal7c per lbs.
fiour-City inactive and the price is unset
tied. Sales comprise 1000 bags supertine a,
sZ,l2t 100 bbls surerfine al 1926 500 bbls
present delivery, and 1000 bbls deliverable by
the 10th, on private terms. Country in good
demand for orders, and market steady and 6rm:
sales include loo bags snperfine at 81 90; loo
bags do At $500; 800 bags fancy at $2.u5; IS
bags extra at $3.50, and rs bbls choice extra at
1925.
Wheat-Receipts were only moderate, but it
being the last day Of the week the market was
very heavy and slow, though no positive decline
was established. Sales comprise a small lot
damaged at 6oe; 500 bags spring at Toe; small
lot club at 7ie; 800 bags choice club at Soc:
900 do private; 739 bags inferior and musty iali
at 1oa1lc; lso bags common fall at 75a7sc;
70 bags fair at eoas5c; 5l3 bags good fall at
eIta3lc; ITS bags prime and choice red and
White at 95aloUc, and 1876 bags choice white
private.
Corn-1nac,!,e but unchanged. Sales COM
Prise 1902 bags damaged at 55a5Slc; ll5 bags
choice white ut zoe, delivered, and IT'S bags do
10 private-boldsr firm.
oats-Ihe market was very heavy to-day,
but holders r. main firm, and prices are unchan-
gel. Sales small lot damaged new at 4oc; 1877
bags damp old at sac; $50 bags good old in lots
al o6ao63c, 10 and 1900 bags prime at SIC, in
good bags-al.o $50 bags at SIC, bags returned.
Bariey-S9 bags good Spring solo at 45c.
kye-s4les So Tags dampat Toe; 20 bags at
soc, aud Is bags at Soc per bush, IN bags.
fork-ln mess, nothing transpired-held at
Sl7. A lot OF % cks shoulders in dry salt sold
10 day at 5ae.
Baeon-Sale 100 cks city rib sides at Sic
In country, no sale 1ranspred worth reporting;
clear sides command from 81 to SC, as in condi.
lion. joints ,ulk
Lard-Sale 81 bbls country OF &c.
Wbishy-Market frmer and recovered from
he decline OF yesterday. Sales so bbls early to
day at Il 3c, subsequently, about 225 bbls were
reported IN lots at 22c.
Hides-Ss'cs green salt at 6lc and dry flint
At l4al44c.
Wool-A lot of 10 bales prime unwashed sold
It l9ic.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LlIBLESOCIEEY DEPOS1TOR T.-Atshs
- store ofMessrt Gallery Harper Jeherrcn sssef''
Burlington, where Engs., GermAn Swedish And Weist
males and TeseAmtnfs, rsay always Be femme - cost
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John Arvin 1t Lunenberg court house, Va,
shot George II. Price dead q his door, 'hecauss
be persisted In coming 70 court one Of his
dapehtess against bic viii.
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1V Il 10 an evdeac. OF the sterling qualities 0
DIR. CHkIsTIEs AGUE BALSAM that the Press, ey.
eFywhere have spoken In its faver. From the low a
Exchange extract the following:
In these dog days. when Agne and Fever is prevails
ing 10 city and country, is pleasant that
there is remedy which always cures without leavr
any pains IN ne bones aching joints. We know
what saying, for have tried it, The article al
luded to 10 CLrsties Ague Balsa ard is 20 be had
the drug stores. There is no humbug about It."
Price u 90 per bottle, or 6 bottles for $500.
BoLLEs, SAITH B Co, Wholesale Western Agents,
Chicago.
For sale by Druggists and Agents everywhere.
august 2lm
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Mr.. J. B. TAYLOR,
Teacher of Vocal Music, Piano, Melo-
deon and Organ.

Terms sig per Quarter,
Pianos tuned and SPARED reasonable terms.
E All orders left at the Music store OF Mr.. II. il.
Hawley, nearly opposite Icobaush Brooks Bank,
Jefferson Street, Darlington, will NEE: with prompt
teation. iunel2-diy
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IN the nth day Of December, A. ID IesT w
- seheyH "a order to aats 81 fwn II !. a.-d
And fifty Dollars. due to me. IL ne - s&ase
W trust Of ths following land Tie soul a.. aa~ttaP
o. ths south Sast quarter o. Section a-Ra
mp hxty.fatr, Range seventeen. al ~ u. Sea
West quarter CT the south Wr.t oaArs,r al seston
twenty -t~o. sanae ToSns and Range. IN Al u
~ State Of Ai-ssuri: With power to 70 .Fst IRE
same thirty dHysnotiee, " the said OF ca
rassurify paid. nal pose vas mot an ret y, IN
paid and therefore rassee Aforesaid e4 IN X.
ercse Of said power sale, viii, tie SIS. ,sx cf
August, being Tuesday between the hour III % eea.k
a. and clock " said day, sei4 IL s.sd aud
for cash. 60 the hghet BIDDER ~ public en- 10
docr Of Marion Hail. u - city or Rn frtan Oes
Mcines esunSys stnseoS 1eWA. u. KILL.
! laVst.wos Trustee - AlSsss AID.
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r 49,. New York, August -
,.four-Mafket hrm without imp srtant change Sales
ioVvo Dds at - saSi0 for unsound superfue state
~ 80 fer sou 81 BOT 30 unsouud extra state
0o4 20 fhr SCUM extra state; "a 2c4 40 for super.
ine western; "a 6n5 rs for common 10 meiium rftr.
Western Sales 500 bbls Canadian Al 60Gh5 Is
Rye Flour steady IS 3t037s.
Whea;-Bu oyant Sale. 5000 buah 92ca3l OF for
Milwaukee, CLUB: 81 II Tor winter Red Western Al 1n1
IL for White Western. %
kye-Hed frnly at s3c
Corn-Dall. Sales 2u,ot bush at G5Sa7oc for s,rr,
tail; 5000 for hot to sound mixed wesrer.
Oats Quiet and unchanged.
Psrk-Marke dull. sales 600 bbls at Sl7 4oGn17 so
for mess, and sl5 for prime
Beef-shade igher with fair demand.
Cut Meats-Unchanged.
Lard-steady. Gales at llI6l1i5.c.
butter Steady. Sales at l2@1ee for Chic and 16
019c for State. ~ "
Cheese-Dull Sales at case.
Mhsksy-Dul. Sales 200 Dhls at 2753@2Sc
stecks dul! aItd 10 yer, but closed firm.
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THE LIVER INyIaORATOR
NEW AssEisT FEtsft,

New A25Et.T EESsft
900 PIECES, received this day rem s,essrs O,wes
.)OV pirsoS Co, The stst~, >e publishing house
in America. ~
Ihe sGosc inner has just cor pet arrangement to
ACT AZ special Agert for the above hSs aud will here.
AZ 81 reeve as t,gniaisy nj ICn pity lie mails
AMI express viii p.rut paeL ages eattia iny ali their
new ard popular publications sud ueh aihtr Music ~
may e ofdtres IL. u. daALks's,
jefferson Street opposite coolhsa Ugh i boots Rank
maylg $3.50
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Tom Corwin has 90 far consented to be
candidate for Congress in the 7th (liarIan's) dis
irict Of Ohio, thar he will submit bis name 10
the Republican convention to Oe held on the
18th. aud II nominated uill 'stand fire. He 10
already on the stump. and the nomination seems
70 be between him and w. n. p. Denny, editor
81 The Lebanon Star.
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Farmers Take Notice.
ME&SRA. &rArEOW n. strS - ~

MESSRA. STAFFORD. fsA.. a On.
"A G. w. Staaard's Gew 'o1
REAC1ING LEVER CHEPy
This principle In churnng took The trss ry,,'3., -
icwaan Illinois last September, wh1u Ill i, 80.
qiite imperfect, ~ II vas the aist ,rps,snr.,, .
now Without doubt the best mach ~ III d -,
uMsoiny ana ease, and the Hcst sotsrnt fnf ~ ~
u.eApsu an0 every way the mas pHrg u IL any II n
~ Aihu ever ouvrsd TO the pabit We ualtan MI
YORK o. no pay. Terms reasonable tive u !. call
work. = 49, ~ "a'sef tho BAR"
. For sale at the principal Groeerir. and rs.sxxre
stores aud ~ the shop on Angular tr,eg NJ. Nm
iWysVsWu STAFFORD bio A o
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The Golden Wreath

NEW supply from the THiRriErn lpirIos Of This i'm
= mensely popular collection h.aut fal Music for
Schools and Music Glasses at haiI tits tn.rnin, AZ
HAWLEY's Mu>a store
Jefferson street, opposite Coolhat I'll Brock. Eank
mayig
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ECO. a. PRINCE " StsS. ard
~ MASON liAALiN's
hELoDE0NS, al
apr7 UtWIEy,s
On Jefferson ST., opposite Coolba lgh brooks Bank
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Making total of security held by the

Making total of security held by the
state OF $650,000
II it can be supposed after this that the Safe
can suffer loss by my administration, l recon-
mend to those political demagogues who enter.
tain the doubt to take lodgings at an early day
at the State Lunatic As, ium, where they belong,
either by their defect Of understanding, or as
punishment for their base and wicked libels eli
me-
remain very truly, gentlemen, your obedient
servant, N. l.. MoRRIs,
State
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weed. Patent sewing rsachfne.

This Il the most reliable sswfs Machine ever cntrel
In this market, both In tile quality Of Its work, Ito dura
bliy and simplicity. The operation Of IL II easie
learned than that or any other Machine, while Il work
with eAss the finest si'k the heaviest cloth or
leather on either OF which works In vary superior
manner; making straight evenly laid seam, mnch
ner than ordinary hand work. while both siies Of
cloth stitched alike II rarely gets cut Of working
order requires repairing andis simple that an or
orator perform all iinarv repairs on IL until II
out. With these advantages over other Ma
chimes We feel confident Weeds Patent Sewing Nc
chimes will best meet the wants Of Families, al kinds
Of Macufacturing, Clothers, TsiioTs Boot and Shoe
Makers, any others requiring In their work.
Harness and Saddle Manufacturers VIII End this Ma
chine that VIII do their work In rapid and substantial
manner, and much nicer than the ordinary way.
Families who require much sewing will find this Machine
peculiarly adapted 10 heir wants, besides saving la
Dor enough In few months TO pay for IT, Tailors will
find great saving by using THE Sewing Machine, be-
sides being always Of superior quality Of work
that does rip aud thu locks much nicer than hand
work. WHITNEY & LYON, Projectors,
54J Droadway, New York.
W. I. BANNER, Agent 10 Burlington
III ark
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, sossas's = ~ 1s.asuss.. "a ,.,s.. !. y,
let Teal anouae ef Der 60.
fund received BY Treasurer. Aaso a.. :.
Interest received on loens of v.o'0os ~
| per cent fund,
Amount reed for c. B. Waitae no.. 100, ,'ooa =
Cd. The d;.h.......... 1aas,ss7 10
school Fund are a follovs.
Iosned State. Jaa. LIST, 1887, to
Distributed to couu-
ties, asa sa1 90
Balance In favsr Of
Sd. Tos.i .m:,,. 4s.s7a IS
Paid on ord, r..... l,7ss rs
Asylum, '''''e .oo -
Balance Saline fund. =, 90. =
4tn. Procteds State Bonds sold
IN New York, xano nnx 10
State revenue received nm n NJ. so'oo0 w
eth, :, .oo 90
k,h 326l,625 %
Treasurer, March
18th, 1858, 800. $40 "a
Interest on same 4 R7Y 20
Paid Members of
General Assembly, ls,4so 90
S-sn :" treasury, $4,000 O0-l5l,774 o. |
Balance due the State, Aloe ~ 90 |
Tour Committee further report that the S,.,s
treasurer had IN his possession on the Io,h
INST, Cook, Sargent Downeys certificate. ~
oeposit, dated Iowa City March Sth and ORR
payable on demand to NJ L. Norris. S,.,s
agent or order, amounting to sixty.two thon
dollars A"u ~ Aoo
Also. Cook & Sargent's Draft on Bank Of
s.n. \. l., Tor the sum OF forty-seven hun.
dred and sixty seven and ~ 100 dollars
Also, Hoyt, Sherman & Co s cer,;6c...s sc
deposit, dated Des Moues, March 18th, 1855.
ma payable to NJ. l.. Morris or order for ,ha
'um OF iorty-four thousand dollars.
: Also, b. =. Aliens certificate Of deposit dated
Des Moines, March 18th, 1858, and PAYABLE IN
L. Morris or order for the sum of forty .fonr
housand nine hundred seventy-eight and 81.
Also, sundry smail Checks and Drafts amoun,
!ollars. ~" '
! hereby certify that the foregoing is q true :
opy from the Journal of the Senate Of the 7,h :
senerai Assembly. under date Of March 2ad.
S5S. a
In witness whereof, have hereunto ,,
{. 9. set my hand and AFFIXED the Grea, Seal
OF the State. Done at Des Moines. the 9
d day Of August, A. D., 1853. y
=. ELIJAH SELLs, Sec'y of State,
You will observe that they report the balance
ue the State for Revenue account, at Slo9
Il s9 The inscriptions partizans Of the r
emoeratic party dropped the report at this q
ont. BY publishing the balance of the state. &
tent OF the Committee, they would have dis. q
roved all their llbellous allegations. The Com q
itee 60 on to say that the vouchers found in !, u
follows: CT
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PIANO E0R rES,

PIANO E0KTES.
THE best assortment offered ID this market and
at the lowest prices coSsIi QUALIFY are now
opened at iIawlts's New Music store, on yefsi.
son Street, opposite Coolbaugh Brocks' Bank
They are from the Manufactures Of
J. CHlCktRlNG SONS, Boston.
LlGHFE, NEWTON BRADRURT,S, New York.
A. H. GALE d CO..
X. d. BUCKINGHAM CO., Utica.
And will be fully warranted in ali respects.
apr7 H. IN HAWLEY