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Hon. JANIS HARLAN.-The Miners Journal.
Of Pottsvile, Pa, pays the following merited
s.;husa IN ConafnP Harlan.

Hox. jams HARLAN.-The Miners Journal.
Of Pottsvile, Pa. pays the following merited
tribute to Senator Harlan:
Hon. JAMES HARLAx.-Among the men ofthe
American Senate who have stood firmly for the
right, in bright contrast to such ignoble tools
as VIM. Bigler, Who misrepresents this State, 10
Hon. James Harlan Of Iowa. In . speech de.
livered by that gentleman some weeks since,
strong yet courteous, Mr.. Harlan gave concisely
a history of the Kansas difficulty, and proved
conclusively, that the Constitution nowhere re.
cognizes property in man, but everywhere al
ludes to the African ~ . person.-Mr. harlans
denunciation Of the Lccompton Constitution 10
based upon keen appreciation OF The infamous
measures resorted to in framing it, and the tyr
annous attempt on the part Of the Administra-
ton to thrust II upon the people. We feel proud
OF such men Is James Harlan and y. Joy Morris,
l,r while in either branch of the National Legs
lstare voices possessing their strength and cIo-
ouence are raised in defence Of Freedom, we
need no. despair Of 'justice being done, though
the Heavens fall" The country 10 grateful 70
tbese gentlemen and their associates, who sue
cessfulI, opposed the ubiquitous Lecompton bos.
ness. Postsrisy will wear them IN it, heart Of
hearts.
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Great Bargains in Books, Paper and
Gtnfinnnrw

HAVE just received large and well selected stock
i Of Writing, Letter and Note Paper, Envelopes,
School Aid once Stationery Of every description,
which offer sell At such low figures fail
give entire satisfaction. Among my list Of papers will
be found the following celebrated brands:
Kent Mills, Windsor Mills, Lou.cn.
Union - GuYry. -
Old Berkshire Mills. De Ia Rue ! Co., 4.
Holyoke !" Rhode Sons, .
Middesex = Moinier Co., Paris.
Westminster /" Owen &.Hurbart.
Avondale /" Carew Misunderstanding Co.
SouthwoFsh, Mar Co. ~urAnd Co.
PIainer = Smith.
Irving Mills, South nee, Mass. etc., etc., etc.
Also, large assortment Of School, Theological Re
etca and other books for sale at slight advance en-
cost.
Country Dealers Pedlers and others viii nnd great
~ to their advantage TO call and examine my stock be.
fore purchasing elsewhere - am determined to sell
lower thu. she lowest. J. r. BROWN,
oct18 Barret House Building, Third street.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

i Wanhlngto1, Apsil ~
Commander Gillis hao hesn ordered 10 IN
pada.
The President be- communicated Il. the SEN
late the correspondence bets en- the govefnmsni
Ct Chill and the 2. s. relative 70 The seizure !,
Litara IN Peru. Of ths proceeds OF the brig Ma
cedcnia, the property Of citizens of thc United
states, witch was referred 70 the Committee On
Foreign Relations. s
Gov. Walkers letter 70 NJ. Coz on the Eng
KANSAS will reject the bill by majority ii
thousands, and proposes l,imssli 20 canvass he
territory against its acceptance
democratic caucus u the House members
vas held Tonight 70 consider Nr. Qaitman's
propagation that is il uuMise and unjust TO the
existing States to prematurclv or hastily admit
new States. Owing TO the thinneos Of the meet
IN committee was appointed % report on the
proposition next Tuesday, when il 4 supposed
acton will be taken on it. The feeling was
scnerailv favorable.
The Navy Department have dispatches from
Com. Tattrai on board the flag ship San Jacinto
At Aorilla Islands. He reports the San Jacinto
and Portsmouth Off that city and expected to
oe joined BY the Minnesota and Mississippi BY
the last Of that month. lie left the Mississippi
-'s6 AANuG 10OuG tAAiuX neF departure Win
2 communication from the American minister.
New York, Nay l.
Advices are received from Caracas 10 the
l4th April.
: The country was quiet, and the Provisional
government were carrying out with yigor The
various, measures Of reform.
Senior Rodriguex had been appointed Minis.
Ter Plenpotentiary to the Government Of SPAIN |
General Castro, Provisional President had |
invited leading exies to return home, and ap. |
pointed special Commissioner TO wait upon
5enerai Paez in this city, and accompany him
IN his return.
Louisville, May I.
Heary Barrett, book keeper at Wright &
5r'dgports, has committed lsrge forgeries, and
eit for parts unknown. A large reward is
fered for his apprehension.
Detroit, May l.
The friends Of the administration are re.
oicisg over the success Of Lecompton. Fifty.
70 guns were fred to-day.
Boston, N y I.
The Danbury Convention adjourned sine die
meet In New York next year. Most Of the
'atters before them were referred to the next
leeting.
The Scientific Convention is still in session
be members Of it visited Fort McHenry this
vening and reviewed the drill Of the flying ar
llery.
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illustrated Volumes and Gift Books for
fhA umlidava

WOOLD noted Women or, Types Of WomAnly
w Attributes Of all Lands and Ages; BY Mary
Ctuden Clark. Elegantly bound and illustrated.
Gin Book Of American Scenery.
Tbs Republican Court.
The Court Of Napoleon.
Field Book Of the American Revolution.
Ifvingss llfe or WAshingtonl VOL octave, ANTIQUE,
lvols, ID mo, calf .
The RloFal Keepsake.
The Book OF beauty.
Gertrude Of Wyoming.
1hs Farmers hoy.
Ancient Mariner.
Geay Uegy in . Cbuntry Church Yard.
The above together with Superb StOck ~ Annaals,
Hbles, Prayer Books, etc. ,elogAnsy bound aad u.
Illustrated, suitable br ChFistmas and New Year Pm.
ssnss open and 1ss sals q peees . ss As pur.
chassR,hy DROWN.
aee15 0AFret nease Dloek. %
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Sheriff Of Webster county, q western exchange
suggests that detective be sent to Washing
ton, to apprehend him before Buchanan appoints
him to Office
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FIRE.-Thc dwelling house Of M. VIM. Brent
near Rose Hill in this county, was totally CON,
sumed BY Gre few nights since. Mr.. B. and
his wife were absent at the time, waiting upon
the sick in a neighbours family. There vas No
one in the house but small 10y, who barely
escaped, but was 90 frightened that he did no,
speak nationally for some time. The FIRE. il II
supposed, started either from the stove chimney
or from candle which the boy left bufning on
going to bed. The house and all the furniture.
bedding, clothing, &C., were complete loss,
amounting to some five or six hundred dollars.
-OSkaloosa Herald.
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BRormERLY INTERCOURSE or FrREMES.-Thsre
was . fire at Amsterdam, n. Y, the other day
and the Schenectady 6remen came to assist in
quenching the flames. That done, they had a
trial. and washed the Amsterdam machine.
This led 70 fight, which waged between five
and six hours, the beligerents using stones.
wsenches, hose-pipes, spanners, and divers other
weapons. Alter severely fought field, the
Schenectady 6remen were whipped. There was
an immense quantity Of broken heads and noses,
but nobody killed.
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SEDUCTION AND DEsERrlox.-W mentioned.
some days since, in the Transcript, the inhuma a
desertion of an infant by its mother, who had
pre- vionsy taken rooms at house in this CITY
for the ostensible purpose Of carrying ON the
dress-making business. 1t turns out that the
lem .Ie formerly lived in Burlington, Iowa
~htre she at present has mother residing. and
according to the statements given US, had been
sednced by man residing in this region of coun.
try, who ii not already married maa is expect.
ing soon to become one. The child was born
IN his city on the 18th day Of February last.
and from correspondence between the father
and mother Of it, which is now in the hands Of
u gentleman in this city, itsppears that the plan
was agreed upon between the two for the find
'ns OF comfortable home for the infant and
the" deserting it, 1t was poor wretch, nearly
starved when notice was first taken Of it, but il
nov in the hands of the county authorities, and
IL not likely to come to an untimely end thro'
III Treatment and starvation. The grandmother
OF tie child has been written to ut Burlington,
VINO expresses much anxiety about the fate Of
her daughter, not knowing where she is. and it
- believed by those acquainted with some Of
the circumstances thatsh went directly from
Peorasto Chicago. The matter 10 now in the
hands OF those who will probably sift it to the
bottom, but the above all the 70 cts that have
as ct come to our knowledge.-Peoria Tran
ecfi {.
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DRTME SEED COssN.-e00 bushels Prime
Seed Corn. raised IT DAnviile, Des Moines county
and picked before the early frast. or sale by
KERTH, ROBINSON 4 co, Main street.
mNy2i2vW1m
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u + A L E-STA TIE OFF
OF
JAMES D. DEvIA,


<hONT STREET, O1TCAWA.
NOV Offering on easy terms choice Lots In the
IN city and cheap homes in the addition 10 o..
tumwa. Beif Attorney and Notary Pubic, and hav.
ing an abstract q the Records OF Wapeilo County
City Pats, Sectional County Maps and Hanks Of a.
kinds will give particular attsnsOn exAmnation
q Titles and ConveyAncing Persons wishing to secure
Rarms viii do well to examine his lists or
First Glass Lands
In Wapeiio, Adair, Adams, Appanoos> Boon. CLARK
Davis, Dallas, Decatur, Green, Guthrie, Harrison
Jasper, MahAska, Madison, Munroe, Polk, Unloa Van
Buren, and other Counties or Iowa.
may e-bp1Y
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AesorxD.-The steamer Ben Campbell vas
,un .eround At tho levee, on Sunday, BY the
~na and water. After much trouble, she was
:, .ao.. (paradoxically,) BY the aid ofan an.
.hor A,hers time after. the Tlshomingo. conf
,,v down. met with the same misfortune, and
A. relieved in the same manner.
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| arren Plank Road ca,
Burlington and

NHE Annual Meeting Of the stockholders Of the Bur.
i nngton and Warren Plank Road Company. for the
choice Of officers for the ensuing yc r, will BE- held 81
East Burlin gon, Illinois, the Office OF Bartlett Co..
on Wednesday, May 1874, 1858, at o'clock r. M
mny0w3t IL. Il BARTL*TT, Secretary
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OMssloN IN rHs New CYcLoPEDIA-Baby !:
The judge, jury and sentence Of every we'll
regulated family. A thing that squawks ct
midnight, and viii mot be comforted by any
quantity Of sop. Abiped called BY itsmoth-
er de title rosy possey, pinkum pink, bless
its title heart |" and very frequently ''totsd'
to the tune Of Here We 60 up, up, np-e, and
here We 60 down, down, down-e. BY bach
slors called "brat," and by Upper, the pro-
verbal philosopher, delicatsly alluded 70 q
~ we'll spring" 30.
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The Hon. John Minor Bolts has sent to Mr..
Buchanan fine razor. Now let somebody else
send him pistol And somebody else a rope.
And somebody else q bottle OF prussic acid
Then he can take his charlottesville Jour.
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New BOOks-Just Received.

NORTHWESTERN COAST; or, three years resi-.
IN dence In Washington Territory-by James G.
Swan with numerous Illustrations. l vol. limo.
VIRGINIA ILLUSTRATED Containing visi, TO the
vrginian Canaan and the Adventures OF Port Crayon
and his Cousins-illustrated from Drawings BY PORT
Crayon.
ThonasS Rhoads.
THE BANKERS MANUAL A Manual for the use
Of Notaries Public and Bankers-by Bernard Rocker
OF the New York Bar. Revised and enlarged By I.
Smith Romans, Editor Of the Bankers Magazine, &c.
The above for sale BY j. r. BROWN,
noy4 Baryet House Block 8det
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The Sultan Of Turkey expresses great graiif.
cation at the reception given to Mohammed
Pasha in this country, and declares that our
hospitality "rivals that Of the ancient Arabs. /"
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ayxroarAxr.-By . reference TO our local col
nmp i will be seen that controversy has aris-
:, between Col Hammond. Superintendent Of
i. CB.kQ K, and the local editor Of this
amer. in regard 10 the tarif upon dogs charged
:, h.es.eemen. Much may depend upon the
-, decision and right understanding Of this
AFTER and We therefore yield the space. wish
=, however, wishing to intervene in the mat.
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Norway hes population Of about anil
lion and 4 quarter. The inhsbitants are
nominally Protestant There 10 mot Ro-
n IN Catholic Church or Priest il the whole
land. Neither Jew nor Jesuit i allow
Cd b The Consultation 70 oct foot on the
aol. s ~
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GREAT ATTRACTION.-HE WARD
~ bEECHk1s New Book inst received u
mays CORSE SONS.
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The CHURCH AND SLAvERY.-A Convention
has recently been held by the seeding members
Of the New School Presbyterian General Assem-.
bly,, at Knoxville, Tenn, to organize a new
body, under the title Of the United Synod. 1t
endorses Slavery, censures the action of the New
School body, aud has appointed Committee Of
Conference to solicit union with the Old
School Assembly, which will meet in New
Orleans in Nay.
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JAMES o. WINE.
4 PARTNER WANTED

w Capital md we'll commended, to engage ia
permanent lucrative and profitable business, 81.
ready established. The profits daily credit sales
nov amounting 20 over fifty dollars . day. For fun
particulars address, with references,
mar26-dvn A. COYLR,
bog 600. Mt, Pieaaant Iowa
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For Sale.

A GOOD STEAM GRIsT MILL, with two run OF
IA stone and In good running order ana doing .
good business. Also, Saw Mill attached to the Grise
Mill, with sash and circular saws. The above mills
are in the hourshng town OF Glenwood Mills county,
Iowa. and is healthy location and desirable place
for that branch Of business. Long credit will be given
II well secured. The owners cant give their persona
attention, Is the object OF selling For further partic-
ulars enquire OF the undersigned.
apr13-bplm DAVID REMICK.
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| dsasaA g. es1ilal q ~ = spseslssisas d
every narl9 ond HS3ssSs lsU& DrM5v0<ursnuna.
sseh aaes1l mlueo, slllroadG theouxh uniuhshjt.
Cd foseseA passat 6gAts and ~ whole cata-
iogue 81 nev.fasRsed. grand, metallic, mto1-
shine, eeqe-tu1t9enes tayenlIene, snd-noa-
sense. has very eu1denly cooled On. Tne
change has been % great and - Sapid aAae
Ing In the kiass 81 their past Jolly and reckless
ness. The general order nov is--lst, sriahs
about face;" and I'd. " forward, march" get
ting ont Of the way Of past courses - lar .
possible. Economy and retrenchmens follow
- the train. and have ssixed alike upon i
classes, the high and the low, tho rich and she
poor. A hundred millions Of dollass IL Z Low
agure for such reduction in the personal ex-
ponies OF more than twenty millions Of people,
The demand for ssperiluisies has woodcrfaly
abated. Fewer balls and parties are given 81
the upper ten" and Ssists Of money have
thereby been saved which would Otherwise have
hcen swallowed rp-or down-with ovsle.s.
Ices and confetti, merry. People are coming 10
their senses, and ow 10 the time TO rub out IL
oeg'n anew. carefully surveying the past, and
seeking wisdom for the future. He that has
ears to hear, let him hear.
DaY GOODS.
Trade shows Increasing activity. The new I
lmp0rtatons OF tine dress silks arc sought after
with caac'ness, and prices are steady. Benk-
ard 4 iiat'on's sale was the chief attraction Of
tue past week Fine plain silks are in poor sur.
ply and much wanted. but low an M, d nm /
gu d''ies are in large supply. The silk iobbers
have been doing fair and improving business.
but the wooden jobbers are not 90 active. As.w i
articles alone are quick Of sale; like new fancy
styles Of cassmeres. Old goods are dull and
neavy, with an excessive supply. .Rbbol have
been sod out Of importers' hands at good pri-
ces Tor This year impor.ations, but low for last
years STYLES. Domestic goods are in better de-
nand. All cotton goods are firm. There has /,
been quite movement in satinets large sales
d sh'ch has been forced on the market by the
Tie straw goods trade has very
much improved. The fashion runs now on straw
comets and hats, for ladies and children Eng. Z
ISL Dunstables, a. well ~ Leghorns and Italian
arlws. have all advanced some 25 per cent
linens are very dull. with large supplies OF al
lads. The receipts Of goods continue light. |
Of overdue debts are improving, and
many parties arc paying in advance Of the extra j
me allowed them. The country is rich in &c. {
e4is and raw materials Of manufacture, and
as.ness must resume its wonted activity in Z
ew months .
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Good Selections.
D0 ENCOX-as1 HOEsKh 0utsots's History q
i Civiliaation.
H1mbol6t's Cosmee Lvinsstons Africa
Avplsteab Biographical Dictionary.
,. =. Kanes Life ofi ~ 1chsFMesAosn.
Fer sale ~ (mAyO COko1 ION.
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~ The Davenport Gazette is out in favor Of
=, Thorine.on for Congress, TO succeed Hon.
Timothy Davis Who declines reelection. The
u,sc.,ine yoarnsl opposes the move and thinks
49,, men can be found who do not seek the
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N ew Work.
Great Barrainsl

lust published-The Church Polity OF the Pilgrims
- by Rev. }. w. Weliman, Boston, la pp., i2mo
cloth binding. Price 3Octs. For sale BY
J. p. BROWN
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SPECTAL NOTICES.

NAM DS1 sgsyM1 Nxsn. uss~sns sssssss ~ -
natarslyrstors - color os ~ ~, ~ changing q
which sgrav, hsise N ndieeton ~ lsck cf PseDss
seereaions. y tsxiy vslrable sdicus. PnCs Wooet
HAts focs if ~ cer1resss d ts leading inds sveS
~ Unise - nes tasily y fAe only sS remedy ssr
badness. dsyness, premature change Of csor and ~
several evidences u lack Of sesreons II The rosts
Of ihe hair, vhieh BE found. Qaaes preparations
abound and "hAir sonics" an every cos~r grocery
10 &he country Assld m hsir tsnics." unie.s known
10 ~ The prsparasisn u soms whose cesbsy has
become wosia-wide. % net ~ any nostrum venAsr
experiment spOn your hair. Touch nothing You hays
not good reason believe y ~ u purpcra y be.--
Pre Wood has earned " year. u severe TEST q the
virtues hts preparation, - present fame. Orer
$50 cer,ncates are befsre u the value Of this Hair
Restorative. from parties Who have tried IL. Use No
other.
CAurIox-Bevare Of worthless limitations. ~ several
are already in the market, called By different names.
Use unless the words professor Woods Hair Re-
storative. Depot St. Louis, NO., and New York; are
blown in the bottle. Sold by al Druggists and Patent
Medicine dealers Also BY all Fancy and Toilet Goods
dealers in the United States and CanadastNew York
Day Book. lmay4
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~ We are under obligasioes 70 the ST.
Louis & s.. Paul Packet Co. through its aeen,s,
OGDEN 1 CoPp, fer g. Louis dates Of the let
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- - - - =, $1,000,
. peepociesca ~ I - ~. 1....s....-. -.
Ia.s>.e.. =. 4. -s...... !. -s-1 -
r---. szss !. NJ. n yssy ssovtaeia(
Il q 9eknA4tsdgo tAs neet
= esne oheags e ss1lty ~ stib q IL n.,e
60 system.
80
$3.50 Ne enspeaolea " ~ 0ellins seeare,.
~ trip 81 he kaRliGh u lnn..,a ........-- s.
eea1e thirseea o. feree..a -. =
..'..,S = "a "a ~ this extern.
sav1ag . $500 IL nal lssnvetl
= eaeA trip. nj & - ~
- R...,.s.s ~ d. 81. 80 i. ss
-, IA =, 4 49, telty ~.
= %. seoes 20 1i0lone - A~esion lneshan.
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C A II P B E LIS
New Photographic Gallery,

HAVING removed from Sd
II Street, Campbell has opened NF1E5
Picture Gallery the Cd floor WA~
Of Ripley's Building, opposite 4AH143WY
Corse's Book Store, Jefferson st., s.
where he has every facility for Ia
king first class Lkenesses, including all the various
styles OF Collodeon Pictures from the smallest m,nia-
ture to half size.
Campbers Premium Process OF NATURAL
COL0RING, practiced At his Rooms only, far excels
the old method.
Parents wishing Pictures Of their children should call
at campbells Rooms, AS he fails to procure
curate aud highly flashed Likenesses.
IL Remember you will have 70 ascend only one
flight OF stairs.
All Pictures warranted. fapr20-bptf
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LII ENs
On the 18th inst. Of Inflammation Of the Brain AU.
GUSTUS D. CORSE, youngess son Of J. L. and sarah
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Tive new metals, called Honeor, gold, and
SS'esssins silver, have bssn intsoducsd y NOV
~ within short time, In The shape essPoons,
&c. Il b claimed they look aad wees
sseA = gold and silvss. Thsy eoee hss'd
se's sAaa The ordinary silves-plstsd vass.
snlsscs ConnurED.-Lpfnsr, who vas sen
- y death Tor The mseder q hestoe, .
s...eaa, nearly year ago, has 80 y con
~ y iaseiseansas tes Gfe ~ Oovssse'
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
At Lansing, Michigan, on Wednesday evening, April
u. GEO. 9. LAUMAN, Esq, oS Burlington, Iowa. to
Miss LUCY l. BAsCOM, Of Lansing.
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BRowR's BRONCHIAL TR0cHSs, Cough Losenges
have been proved BY long experience to be equally en-
cacous those forms Of Pulmonic Assertions,
Asthma, 1ncipent Consumption, Chronic Bronchitis.
and spasmodic Cough As In the miider. but often not
less troublesome disorders OF the Throat and Chest
Winter Cough, Hoarseness, Difcuy Of Breathing, lrr
tation Of the Throat, &c. div
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NAN0V AGA 0AAOs
EARN1S and Farming Lands in Indiana Illinois,
I' lows and Missouri, for sale exchange for city
property. Enquire of G. MARBLE
Cor. Jefferson and Sd sts opposite the Barrel House.
aDr7.dkv1m
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~
Chains, 10 90 to 20 90 EACH
Gold Lockets Bracelets, rooches Ear Drops Breast
Pins, CUT Pins, Sleeve Buttons. Rings. Shirt Studs
Watch Keys, Gold and Silver Thit.blss, and variety
Of other articles worth from 80 ol5 90 each
Immediately on receipt OF the subscription money
the subscribers name will be entered upon our SUBJ
scription book opposite NUMBER and the gin CORES
ponding with that will be forw arded within one
week,to the subscriber, NAIL ExPREss POST
|" All communications should he addressed to
BECKETT co
- and ~ MorAt Building es5 Bro .dwsy New York.
- Specimen copies sent free. Agents wanted.
feb22w2tamly ga
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~ HosrETrERs celebrated Etomach Bisters, 70
Juandce Dyspepsia Nervous or Chronic Debility, are
very pleasant In taste and smell, and be taken I'M
der any circumstances. In cases OF Dyspepsia Il acts
like magic the tone OF the Stomach, st
ulatng the digestive powers and giving rudy health
to the cheek and brightness the eye In all Of
Diseases Of the Stomach, whether acute chronic Il
may be recommended for its soothing, cordial and
ovatinR influence. Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Loss Of APP
petite Nausea, Nervous Tremors. Relaxation, Debility,
&c. relieved by the Bitters in very short space OF
time, and perseverance In their never fails to
work thorough Kept 1t all the popular Saloons
and principal Drug Stores. mays
DIBLE SOCIETY DEPOSITOIIY.-Atths
ID store ofMessrs Gallery Harper Jefferson street,
Burlington where English German, swedish and Welsh,
Bibles and Testaments may always hs found ~ cost
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