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The only safe Preparation.
That does mot Dye, but viii restore
GRAY HAIR

TO its original color, BY Natures own process Is
Prof. 0. ]. Woods Celebrated
Tn proof Of the above assertion read the following
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HON. SOLOMON MANN, Ann Arbor. Mich. say.
his wife. whose hair had become very thin and entirely
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HON. JUDGE BREEsE, e. Ex-senator Of Illinois, says,
Woods Restorative, has it, original color,
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gray. but after using two bottles, restored IL TO s
Kew. J. K. BRAGG, Brookneld, Mass, says. II has
removed from my head inAam sten, dandru6, and .
constant tendency to itching, and restored my hair,
which vas gray. 70 its original color.
vas twohrds gray, or rather white, but ~ the APP
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af.S e Xs.t s;:nang
York. says, having lost my hair By the effects Of the
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vel III, h.v
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H. L. WILLIAMS, n. D., Peckensvills, Ala, says, !
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W. y. WOODWARD, N. D.. frankfort, ~, says.
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EDWARD WALCOTf, says, three months ago my
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WILSON KING, says one months proper applica:
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or andtsxture.
j. D. HOES, says, lev applications fastened ny
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BETeEY SMITH, North East Pennsylvania, says thai
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On. ]. W. BOND, o. Paul, says that his hair Il
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NORRIS 0OeLIN0, n. D.. q. Loois. says that o.
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- u.
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Prepared by Cornelius L. Gaeeseman, N D., Nee
York City.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills are the
result Of long and extensive practice They are mild
10 their operation and certain in correcting all irregu-
Painful Mensruaons removing all distractions
whether from cold otherwise, headache pain the
side papitaton Of the heart, disturbed sleep, which
arises from interruption of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES'
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NOTICE.
They should not be used during Pregnancy as . mis-.
carriage would certainly result therefrom.
Warranted purely vegetable, and from anything inju
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mail on enclosing 81 to Dr. CORNELIUS L. CHEKsRxAn,
Box 4.53l, Post Office, New York City. Sold by one
Druggist in every town in the United States.
B. b. HUTCHINGs,
General Agent for the United States.
1G5 Chambers st., New York,
To whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed.
Sold by SaUIREs BLoss. Burlington. Isept3-bp1y
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Bach's American COMPOUND.


The Greatest Remedy I'm the World.
For the permanent cure Of the following complaints
Colds, Coughs, liberated and Sore Throat, Scrofua,
Salt Rheum. Bronchitis, Dyspepsia. oil Nervous Com
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Weakness. inflammation, or Impure
Blood
Use this Remedy.
Physicians use and recommend n.-Havng used
your Bach's American Compound in number Of the
above named cases, can cheerfully recommend II
the Best Medicine with which am acquainted.
J. N. BETS, M. D.
Pulaski, Oswego county, N. r., August II, 1856.
We have huRdreds Of Certificates from Physcians,
correborating the above statement which pro-
dacs If necessary. See BdcAs Rect. Books and cir.
sGl0rs Jos. CertiHclItss.
For sale by sQUIREs B BLOSs, Burlington, and
Dealers in Medicine generally.
D COVENTRY CO.,
(Successors to p. v. r Coventry 4 COY
Sole Propristors, 81 Genesee st., Auburn, n. Y.
novlS-bpIy
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The Great English Remedy.

The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLAKKEsS
G g g r n q q 4 { nm u . pills.
Prepared from a prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, H. D
Ihysician Extraordinary to the Queen.
Thisinyaluabe medicine is unaing in the cure OF all
male constitution 10 subject. 1t moderates all excess
aAd removes distractions, AID . speedy may be
relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
Nis peculiarly suited. II 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 counterfsits.
CAUTION
These Pisshoald not b taken by females durta0 the
FIRST THREE MONTHS 81 Pregnancy az they are
sure to bring on Msca,,a0e, out at any other time
they are safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Aectsns Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exerton, Papita.
ton Of the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites these Pills will
effect cure when all other have failed and al.
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron calo
mel anthony, any thing hurtful to the constitution
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES
Late /. G. Baldwin 4 Col
Rochester, ~
N. B.-$1 90 and 8 postage stamps enclosed TO any
AUTHORIZED Agent, viii insure bottle Of the Pills by
turn mail. For sale by
dec 1s-d Wy. ALLEN HENDRICKS,
Burlington, Iowa. Wholesale and Retail.
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Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

DUBLIC NOTICE IL hereby given that on the sist
day Of May. A. D. 1858, at the door or 81. Johns
IN. E) Church. In the town Of Augusta, Iowa. shah
proceed TO sell to the highest bidder for cash In hand
the following real estate stuatea in the Angus
viz: Lot No. six 6 In block No ten (Ol, together
with the ri. y. Churca thereon.
This sale is made by virtue OF .ed of Trust from
John Kelly John w. Toors, John Mutt, and lie vi Farms.
worth, trustees OF said st. Johns NJ T. Church. to
me, made to secure the payment or two Promissory
Notes, both bearing date Of September 3D. 1855 one
for thirty dollars, payable In one year, and one
years; both drawing per cent Interest after due :
which notes due and unpaid, ard by The terms OF
the said Trust Deed, required 10 sell the property
Sale between the hours Of and o'clock r ii.
may5-w4t LEWIS EPfS Trustee.
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Burlington House Factory.

INHE Undersigned would to his friends and pat.
- rons that he has succeeded III perfecting his ar
engagements so as to do by machinery all the work on
Houses usually done by hand except d,tng and mailing
he has on hand a large supply Of
Building Materials. Builders, ITard.
ware, Chain Pumps, Gc.
Cottages and District School Houst built at any rea.
sonabie distance from the city, the line Of Rail.
road East West.
II you " ould have cheap House, build ii In 1883
and IL you would have II completed sdy oc upancy
~ one place. thus saving time and trouble and have
built on short notice and ing ems send In
your bill to the Burlington House Factory.
All kinds OF House Work, such Docss, SASH Blinds.
Door and Wind ow Frames, Cornice Mouldings Band
Mouldings, &C., constantly on hand
Persons at q distance wishing To know the cost oil
Bulidngs, or anything in the build ~ line have
Their wants attended TO by paying postage and
ing Burlington House Factory" or The proprietor,
maYlbplY u INV
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Az ExeLlsn vrkw or Coxcarss-rh.


An ExcLIsn VIEW OF CoxeRrss.-The Lon.
don Times thus caricatures the RUS anisr m ~.
Congress:
IN congress. on the other side Of the great
sea, our transatlantic cousins manage their m
ters expeditiously. When . proposition +
brought before the House Of Representative A.
Washington, any honorable gentleman to whom
u may be obnoxious may defeat it-lst. bv
knocking down the proposer on the aoor Of The
House ID. ~ slipping across tho House with
friend. and Gaming or CO hiding both the nro-
poser and seconder; Sd, by rush Of ali the
noes q all the yeas. and by general scrim-
mage; 9Th, BY speaking against time to AVOID
an immediate decision, and. during adjournment.
by pistoling or kni6ng at the bar Of an hotel the
proposer and all members who may seem dis
posed TO lend him serious support. II is quite
clear that by this mixture Of force and reason
quicker results are obtained than BY our own
moro wearisome forms."
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The CREyAssE OF NEW OaLEANs-From the
New Orleans papers Of the 2lst, we learn that
the Crevasse, q short distance from New Or
leans, was split open, and although attempts
had been made to arrest the progress Of the
Hood through it by driving down piles and fill
ing up the inters,ces with earth, but little
progress has been made. The water was fifteen
feet deep in the Crevasse, and was spreading
over the adjoining country, carrying away ne
gro cabins and daily approaching, by the rear,
to Algiers ard McDonoughville, at a rate VII ch
created considerable alarm. The Creyassc is q
sight worth looking at, and steamboats, ply con-
stantly between the New Orleans Levee and the
spot, carrying large numbers Of passengers at
25 cts. per head.
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New Downtown Barber Shop.
AMES o. WINE, Proprietor.

7 HAVE the pleasure Of announcing TO the ctisens
Or Burlington that have opened, with I'LL the mod
ern improvements first class Barter Shop, two doors
from Water, on Jefferson street, north side Intending
that should be conducted purely scientific princ
eminent Toneors, thoroughly v-rsed In their basiness
having each stood high In the profession In the ctes Of
81 L uis and New Orleans, respectively. With keen
and smooth instruments mma cuiste linen and thor.
oughiy fitted up and well kept room clear Of ioAsers,
my friends and the public In general are very cordially
invited 10 call.
apr22-dtfwst JAMES o. WINE.
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GOLDEN PRIzE.-A monster nugget of gold
mas been found at Hangover, $50 miles from
Melbourne, by four old California miners, named
Robert and James Ambrose, and Samuel and
Charles Napier. II is feet inches in length,
BY 10 inches IN width at its wi lest point, and s
inches thick at one end and inches thick at
the other. Its weight is LAG lbs, or l743 OF.
IS dwts., and its value is about $34, SEQ, Ameri-
can currency. The nugget was found in sand,
IL feet below the surface. 1t is perfectly free
from extraneous matter. The lucky owners are
two pairs Of brothers; one pair being English,
and the other Boston boys. They have been
four years in the diggings, and had quite pile
before striking the last prize. They have the
nugget on exhibition. and intend to exhibit it
in London and in the Estates"
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Suicide AT LACoN.-Mr. Robert Antrim, a
wealthy farmer and an old and substantial set
tier who resided about three miles west of La
con, committed suicide on Tuesday morning by
hanging himself to rafter in his barn. The
Lacon Intelligencer learns that he had for a
s'ort time past been perplexed in relation to
his financial affairs, but his appearance had
aroused no fears on the part Of his family until
on The morning that the fatal deed was commit.
ted, when he ate but little breakfast, omitted
family prayers,-which he had not done before
for many years-and conducted himself in sew
era' respects in such manner as to convince
his friends that he was laboring under an aber-
ration of mind.
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RrsI,xGrox, Nay /, 1868.


", ro,7os.-Allox me, through your paper,
a hiring 70 the notice OF the citizens, and esps-
. e.lIr the Council, few thoughts on the subjects
az .rire,." tho means Of quenchng fires, and
ehe formation Of Gre companies. Ibelieve that
N ill coucede that We are constantly in danger
from a Devastating Ere. If fire breaks out
res, Of Main street, how 10 it TO be conquered!
The engines have mot power to bring water
7 / from the river in sufficient quantities. Should
; FIRE occur in either Of the squares west Of
Main street, or, certainly, west Of Third street,
i the engines would be perfectly useless, as there
J 4 are no cisterns or wells to draw from with an
] snsns, and in few hours FIRE could sweep
asay what has taken years Of time, thousands
y smoney, &c, to rear. Should We be visited
sith one Of those large fires SO often occurring,
!. b would be heavy blow to our prosperity. 1t
!. Goes lie in the power Of the Council, with an
!, outlay which the city would heartily endorse,
Ito supply, in q great measure. the means of
l! nvng property and making our engines of ser.
Z vice 10 the city. l therefore propose the fol-
!. Dsxing DBuild reservoirs in the squares adjoin.
he Marion Hall and the Western Hotel; on
nIn, adjoining the Bank Of c. L b.; also ad.
! SsiniHg Blickhahn's building on Washington
md Main. Those on Main could be filed by
tie engines from the river, and those above
l III from those on Main street. Front street would
{ be protected by the river; from Main to Third
Stree, BY the reservoirs or Main, and from
Third TO Sixth street by those on Fourth street.
Thus With an outlay of few hundred dollars,
thousands nav be protected, and our engines
could accomplish much good.
Lastly, would call the attention Of the Coun
81 to the formation Of companies. Strict rules
should be adopted by the Council and compa-
ass in unison, to protect the companies from
Inefficient and ro~dy members. propose to
farnsh the Council, in few days, with some
salss and regulations now in practical operation,
vAich, if they will adopt, know will be accept
pile to portion of our respectable citizens,
shom know will combine aud man one of the
ngines with an efficient company, such AZ it
~ never had. There are some good members
D our companies now, but the majority are in.
Experienced in the business, aud maay have
sined more to have " time" amongs. them
Elves than from any real desire 10 be instru-
aen,al in doing good. l am not . member of
Ne company. TRUTH.
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20 Anything that is good to eat will be re-
ceived at this Office for subscription to the Iowa
Far'aer. Send on your -four, hams, chickens,
butter, eggs, potatoes, wood, &C., &c.
We find the above in the Iowa Farmer, pub
lshed at Des Aoines Iowa. We freely confess
that editors are generally the hardest up for the
necessary comforts of life of any class OF people
whatever, aud are not unfrequently obliged to
"gnaw a file" in lieu of loaf of bread; but this
is the first instance we have any knowledge Of
where any of the ''craft" have taken to eating
eor wood. although there are doubtless many
9th, rs in like destitute condition. A long sigh
is ali the relief we can afford him. but we hearth
iy " sh he may not be troubled with indiges-
tion.--Boone County News.
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u A Utah correspondent Of the New York
Tribune. speaks in the following disrespectful
very bad tale:
This arch 6end and prince of devils lives Oh
the sweat and. blood Of the poor. He has ele-
CANT houses, built Of white quartz, and furnised
with great magni6cence. His wives number
about NINETY, though constantly accumu lating.
lie is a drunkard, thief, and murderer. He
stops ct nothing to secure his ends, and his
hands are dyed with blood. To dispatch him
and bis Dantes, is the only way in which to root
out MOrmonism.
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We happen to know that DR.. Ayers Cherry
Pectoral and Cathartic Pills are good medicines,
and shall proclaim it because we do know it,
We confidently believe there is vast amount
OF relief from suffering for our afflicted fellow
men wrapped up in these skillful preparations,
and We shall freely use our little influence to
make them known to those who need them
Philadelphia Sunday Times.
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CowHIDED.-Last evening q we'll dressed
young widow drove up in carriage to the cor
ner Of East Broadway and Grand street, and
alighting. made an attack upon gentleman
who was standing on the sidewalk. Before he
conld recover from his surprise, she struck him
with rawhide five or six times across the face.
Finally he caught the weapon, when she slapped
his lace with her hand, quietly re-entcred her
carriage, and drove of. Her name we could
not learn.-N Y. Tribune
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Rev. DUDLEY A. TYA0s Last SEaNoH n
JsYxss HALL.-At the prayer meeting q
Jaynes Hall, Philadelphia, ON Tuesday, The sud.
den death Of Raw. Dudley 4. Tysg was alluded
"a By Mr.. Chambers and othsrs. and caused
deep feeliag. DR.. Nevin referred especially -
the last sermon preached By Ne. Tying 10 thas
Hall. addressed 20 vast audience Of young
men' from the text, s0how thysslf man.
ma be specially alladsd @ ~. Tyngs closing
-.marks. which asked pardon II be had sid any
.Sin0 q offend his oengrsgatisn. bat addiag, II
. NO. TN nv NastsFs efssad, aad Iessl1 rather
M akis yieM srn ssvs ss.?sfsfsd = ~ tss'Ak,
i'm that should come snort q ~ dssy q
| ,on q delivering 0edp message.
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MON EY MARKET.

MONEY MARKET.
The supply Of money on the market keeps
accommodating, and the demand is lessening.
Upwards of million of dollars have been adj
ded 20 tho deposits in bank since last week,
while the bank loans have decreased 434l AIS.
The specie has increased 19l7, Az, and will
shortly further increase. The banks have
reached the limits Of expansion apparently.
Their receipts are larger than the new paper
offered them for discount. Their surplus funds
will have TO remain idle until business revives.
The Sub. Treasury keeps Iessening ito specie
daily. The new issue Of Treasury notes, to be
bid for ne1t week, will most probably be taken
at about per cent; but the amount will not
be sufficient for Government purposes, and it
i stated that Government will propose to Con-
grsss, before IL adjourns, regular stock loan
for 20 or so millions of dollars. The receipts
at custom are very ANAL. The importations
srs very light. Trade moves timidly. and NO
hearty activity 10 expected for months TO come.
There d NO serious demand for money from the
sraat bulk Of the trade. Collections are i'm
nroving. and much Of extended or renewed pa
per Il being paid.
LIQUIDATION AND CoNfRATIOn.
A momeus's reelection will satisfy any ONE
tbat Tho present abundance Of money can easily
- accounted for by the noticeable change ON
everv side in The simple matter Of debt-paying
Ana economy. Liquidation b the order Of the
Aay. both In the city and country. Very lev
individuals or businsss firms owe - much
money now % q the corresponding period Of
IN yeer. in many Gases the reduction d Ia
hiI,sies auounte o from IS 70 30 per cent The
..srecele az euch seducticns through the couA.
- II arures could speak, would starsls a well
8 $500 the rawlings Of the whole tribe q
Rna,s. ana ether Wild animals, in the Wall
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ExcITING ATFAIR-AN ELoPENENr-RENcoN-
rRE DErwEEN THE HUSBAND AND HIS Rival
Some three months ago, genteel young gen.
tleman named George w. Anderson, was intro
duced to the interesting family Of Mr.. f. Ran
dali at Louisville, Ky. In the husbands alb
sence, an intimacy soon grew between Ander.
son and the wife, aud they arranged to meet in
Indianapolis, journey to St. Louis, and thence
dep TT to reside in an eastern city. He awaited
her at indianapolis, and thence accompanied
her, with her little boy, aged about two and .
hall years, to this city. arriving here on Thurs
day last. The husband arrived after them on
lac at length learned that they were tarrying At
the Lafayette House, corner of Sixth and Mar
lie, streets. He yesterday paid them q visit as
they we're about TO take an omnibus for the
Ohio and Mississippi railroad depot. He At once
attacked Anderson, the two clinched and fell
together in the hall Of the hotel, and q desper-
ate struggle vas progressing, when officers
Vaughan and Hcnnessey arrived and separated
the combatants. A crowd had gathered, which
liner eased, and followed the arrested party, the
lady aad her child in 0 coach to the police
Office. The parties we're brought in for dis
tarbance. A pistol being found with Anderson
he was charged with carrying concealed wea-
pons. No charge was made against the ag-
gricved husband. He appeared abundantly %.
tisfcd with having recovered his beautiful
golden haired boy. The latter appeared even
more grati6ed. The lady looked interesting,
but appeared chiefly grieved for the calamity
Of her new lover. The latter was brave and
graceful gallant, who bore himself with much
spirit, and in comparison with the husband.
rather explained the ladys preference. He had
money, S696. But he vas lodged in the GALA
booze. The husband departed with his child.
The disconsolato lady was placed, for the pre-
sent, in charge Of the city missionary, Mr..
Ward,-No Democrat.
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e Court-Journal says:-

TIE Court-Journal says:-
The Turkish order of the Medjidie, now
being Issued to the Army and Navy, is an &C.
taeonal star worn on the breast in the first and
second classes, dependent from the neck in the
third, and from the butt0u.h0le in the fourth
class. In the centre of the star is gold plate,
Except in the lowest class, and in that it is
silver.) with the Sultan's cypher. In red ena-
mel round the CIPHER are notices from the
Koran. II well made, it would be a very hand
some star, but, as delivered to our officers, its
appearance is paltry."
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New Orleans, April 50.
Moiasses-9908lc. = VI V'S
Eiour-Steady. Sales $500 bills at a. 80
Whsat-Red sold at s5c01l, and White q 1qA1 IL
Corn-Yellow 10 held At 14c -"
Sides &c. w. "~"s ~
Hay-&16.
Pork Steady. Sales 1900 bbls at a1s So
Lard-In hbs II Nc, in kess 49,
:, VonsSe-buoyant Sales $4,000 bags, At 101Nl1 and
New Orleans, $4,000 sacks, Os- -
AExchange-stsfng 1O7H01Osk.