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Reasonable.

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NOTICE,

ny Ebb soHtsa'e sppoist ani e.s.,if,,,.
W. hFsSsoT ~ uas sna Lssfli .,,,,,.. =,
,..'.., ny sreous" a. ihousb mvs.lf 80.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-16

IN A@eTioao authef says, there !.
VOC 20 ~ ~ not 20 blow good n So.
Doay what does be think On he b,c,,b
y @hiaksy drisksfS and tobacco ob.-s,.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-16

go aaisbmsa being called upcb for A.,
t9as, said-' Here ish 70 Do hs,oss d. g.
Ees 80 a'sd 81 ds ittle u Pankssr II,u
% "hom ! arn one /" DnBk s,.oSi,g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-16

"A Ps'son residing funeral service Al
abe grave, fo'goi the ser Of the deee.s.d
and asked one Of tbs mourusrs. an Em,,.I
der,
IL this = brother or a sister,
Neither replied Pat, only cousin
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-16

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e-'on Manya m17 h-s.v.. e.. ......
fIfE"f - anReis les ssssf W s4.
- 10 Ais irsaus smb 80 -"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-16
C0aPlln,nla,y ~, 80. 90

! Co"Ph|'"d1y Noiioei n lie PrG
T'o~ the Alsbs-s rt,buss II I,,,,,,,
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g, a hiui Phi ''e'" e 'h~ sT~ o.. iIa.p,i.I "a
~'h fo"f'h street. - eH' % 'b- vnnd~r, Of thst 49,
nfhNs' cav w bsitevs hin g. o.. ne tslv ,,I.,,l.
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e''' 'i'ehd h'H - ioag - be- er.t,ua-, 70 Do r5d
F'oss 'bs H-nII q F,bru.,, .1L. tss.
| The f,ns u b, Fs,a ,rr.si. -, 80 ..,, u.
] - Are ih'fs 10 Other 81. -, ~ tbs o.,
| lie N'J',ai Jsu,a.l ,-u. r.ris.
~ 80. ,'snd H',aid there 49, r.aty n .s.,s.-
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| af'EE'i ~ ohs,' shup ~ kaa~ sats,.g -,
80 ~ =, 20, - 10 'nr''eeied -, sLsh -,
tFfora tbs H4.,ta1
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tiaf ~ ~ s1fh tfft- stsr1 astt.s 90. w,
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", 80 svsri.d TIE fr.t rr,ss h, NJ, -.
iss pes 'asss.s gfth- o. fsii, ,..i.h-. is.
g''hst i,'irs,iou shes ~ ss.i n, Ts,s,ai -,
NJ ffsa'sst Phv'ieisa BE- Amsflss
Jssps't :, lrs~ ty
Olive Syrup.
A WV t'f IeIt-irus : t~is'i"., ,...f....
~ l.f,s's ~ HEDGES 3 THrsSELL
HROnneIs.
WHirE ssi Cof,fsl STRAW rovSrrs
w frrsais ~ W. . ~
M''s' KEARsLgY suEFnra ECO
soda Water.
t'RFsI SODA WATER urh,.....-...
90 SJfuPf -hIFays "a. b. haf fHtIsy ID. 49,.
$50 90 = BrLLER SEQ
WALbJN inf.rI-l GRASS All .a,iy
~ s-1iArs fo D. has % Wv
'''' ~ - TIOs RAwttNs
SOW WHITE ZiNC. Puf. wbTs L-.f
= sln', anf Ia.Hfs Ers4aI la Oh Vs,.5.t..
-, g.. = BELLER CO
Inn SACKS 4 sail iist received ,,,- o.,
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essots, Shses, Stats ard C,n-
l'hb afgesi sssounebt sys, os,s.t - -
p'aes esa ~ foas4 o. F''' ," ih'
lEbgEs TRussFTr.
y 49,. - s,,---l- oct recstvrd s8f fof
F1-e - tsst NetLL
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10 TnAyA LGG2,
The GARTER HOUSE"

- ~
THE GARTER uOISE."
'""r''''""..''s'r'.. o.-a'y, N"s,-,..
'TuE undersigned having rurrh,,,i N. ,...,
Il pep rr'y w chafies'ueH v. s., i.f
lssrtst .,Ar,Unss
CARRIERS HOTEL.
have orcned ihe sam Tor the rteert..n .,,,.,
Toe YtvP''"' ~, P.s'sr 'hc,r ever, rI.f.i.g H.
ne "cm'"r' arr pleasure ,i their gs',.r,
itcu ram. ~ifi - .urgur. 80 ,r...
'rvn'v ihsi ihis or the ncightviisr ma,...,
sG'ia,
Tan nav rs'ni.s-i vim , r,p,,.r 49,.
me-; 90 - very bet I. rpuors
iaeir .srR- sJf stfr -r,ut
'osci ane ,.i,ial pst'ctS
t'e'' 'r3si'p--' ~. 20 nr"-r l~..-. .,..,.
VOLTAGE = ise PIor-i-'rrs O. .t,.. t.........
"N'-f' i'.p.''. ciss-s a.. ~ 80 % 3D.,
''.F '''" EIuN'At
,,a JAMES -. GIBSON
Ms,.,, P,.'mar 4 Z. -, ,,v.r...
Inc at,srta'i. hasrz conc ........
Iis,Sl FtuP''''. ~u4t rr.r. .fr. ,,o..
't-" % me PaHnns u' .s- y,.sI. t-hr+.r- ,I..
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40, iCa- 'i ., i"'m~' f~r".h't rir be-. as-t,
W. 'he 'mrr. ."m-ufs ,nn'.pris,cs he ~
WI have ADDITIONAL aty.gta r, am ..- -.
i''e v'H 'Hf i.roce ard p.,s.ut~ rarr,,.. ...
'vmtn'na 'H" -'.s. tt,hmsng Aaavt.r rt.. ....
.i.vrN tu ever, T.srs,f.
Respectfully
AF.. o. 49,
hNElN' l'.t returned from no E..--r V,
-''N "ih tr'~~ s'Ir, .'.n 81 t.tgiur, A., o.
''. We '-rr me '..'u-rng .,,i Vh,gh of.
''' 80 "..-f"' ''rUIs - 'he cal On. tuT-r
'.i SriEurti-" Pale n.a-drs
ps'N Go
v. '.r '.# Nafri.a IN t.
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a. 4 P't.'u., i..ul,r .,wsS .u.
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EEpNtN = GIBSON
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Real Estate Agsp,,

80 t,.,..,'1 p, ..st trvi's rstttss bsytfrIt.t
fpH SALE ~ VIRGINIA ptry 49,,
p,,..'.D.' ',' .'ms, Mus Tssati,.. 4 sr
.' ne ~" afsf- srs.It tst8. Tt.i,.s.., p.
m'h1fi a.f"f p.h Huyr.s .t .ff. 1900. L.
- hs'e s'fsig mad quite isfgs .,,,.... f..
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go 90, o. o. it. f..s hing s, us.s Geo..
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= .'-f 2. FritY aHf 'lfsIIs rs..i.. ..
NJ : ~ '''Jrt, Pau 90, rsf.-. d. NIL.
J,s. "a -. 5koFE& PRICE.
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r. Tp1t,IIEfes9gLE oP THE HYPoPHns.
~. thafrh'. ffF srftihr f-mst,-. 81, 1. ..
~ 80 f"nA'm~f eoasuH rfion -oBbi,.. ....
ne hn.f' inus arf rafsuFs pfirs,.i- 80. ~.
- usf iul io fhis rna.ai.f '''f
Ihf sritou Of ftass rso,.. 40. d.. ......
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Fsssts Jss Fsd srf faf saf.fy
- 8 BEf.LER a co
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RhCon ssd LARD f9r .si. ~
1""" AZ cnAupn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-16

0Fi.1 Lime. ru.a.ss. s.fg.t. =. g.,,,',,,
D'AL FOOD fhr Syfup h. Ws-b ...+ = :.
nuf''t- l'nI- aity.s t0 s1pp.V me- ...,. =,
c $3.50 r. - ''',m f5',rs ne p,Is,p,. ~
,.''''' bffHsfs auI il HIf.I Hs ~ ,.
rsf.fH ~ log r.tfIrust 900 rsaIh r.. ...-.'l
.'H.''ns ere g.. pfsssHr 90 ice sysiso ssI
fnr rfHpf.inn rfltrm IS essssItsI i, h..i't
fr~sivsr arf f1ftaiesv "'@"N 1u'i
'ane ~ - G. y RFLfER Aro
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TIE 'HNWIINA norm.

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school Conn,I.sIoner.

TNIERE sill ~s msst,or 9th, u.,,t.. Oh
u brsi Day = o. .ol.~f nsIf
Aug 20 - 81 ''a
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Cooking Ssov..

NV have Iust received ilt of Wh,st,.
w COOK STOVES -aI nom An.,irs, ~
lf'n Of stus heavy piaiss f,f uof.8 90 ,.sf 49,
AZ. 20 > RIDDLE a BRO
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'pt LAND Be. ssmic Cofti4I frts,r.,
= ol Coughs, C"'fs Bfu0thrs A.ihems cr.gr
h'sfsehsss, end Affections oi NJ. f,.u.I. 49,.
'fg from cold fsf sals ~ he sr,,t.
"'p'+ = BELLER a co
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, - - - - - * = !. ACCESa
i>HfNOToN CITT n 4
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Is,8WCY.AE,
MRS. w a RIA EVANS
NOTICE.

l''h business will sit.t te continued hy A Nil.
'eI, Nh" ihabsiul Tor pas !avor, b.n,, a.,
s,n,'Hn 70 business 10 merit and receive .
porto 81 puhiic pAiIcuaEr
Jhh Z JS57 ALBERT MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-16

4 uruURs PAiENT SE.F SEALING
- JAMS TOR pfes~rying ffs.h Fful. I'm,
io-' Sc For sale by. '''''
- - l-i- MI T. sADLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-16
New hooks

lLf WHITE ~ Goois IN Aiisis,,,i,,
- Ch'ldren. ~ The Au'hor II The I.igb, 81
LIE LIE n Gen llsveiork by RhnoL. ,y.,
'e,u''el C. r BEL LER a co
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-06
Farmers, nave you seen ana tried the
Worlds Fair Prize Churn?

or, Dav is' AdjG.aa { le Chnrn a BWtter.
Worker Conn blMe0--Ra1cnacdE Feb. IS,
1854.
a II our State Fair. held at Musca,sne, Iowa, last
IA October, US56,) this Churn alone had Premium
awarded IT, although there eight ten ether Churns
on exhibition aud indeed 1t always tai the Grst pre-
MUM wherever introduced. The advantages OF this
Churn over allofhers ms follows:
LIST. IL will produce butter in short time ~ any
other Churn.
%. 1t will gather the butter after Il ID produced.
Sd. twill work the butter Into . roll and expell the
buterm hererom completely, without the hand adle.
4sh. II will salt the batter before taking Il frem
the Churl.
6.h /, can be operated BY child with perfect esse,
and ID rs easily cleansed - any other ChuTu. ~ n
practical operation will convince ANY person ofthe
truth Of these statements.
Below are few ofthe names or practices! butter ma
kers who have subscribed the following cerAcae.
viz: We are nov using the Above Ckurn and sttsx
works and sas the butter In perfect manner before
taking 1t from the Churn, and cheerfuly recOmmepA
IL - the best Churn We have ever
Isaac Leonard, Crawford Hanna, AbOer Cou,stock,
James Woodbide, James Hifery, Robert Brown n
Gregg, Hamilton nsovn. James Dickson, Drooke.
Samuel Foster, Alexander Fleming, Jel emIah Lee Mr.
Thsmpson, b Bates, John Wild, Samuel Moore, Mr.
Davis, Jacob " tlhelm, Jxmea Robertson.
The subscriber hA1 purchAsed the right 70 uanufsc-
eure and sen the above naed ChSA In Des sinsa aaA
henry Counties, Iowa, anA HendeSson end WarrOa
whe viii favor him With their patronage. 80 -
g. These Churns are also for sale KtmbanA
GO, e, Keith Robinson Ce.s, AAA @ lAanAA'ss Dnss
ltngton, Iowa.
Ilaeae.a.I ofv anay and Eighth ss.:ss:, 49,
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.cdl~h;ch i. tho master I The slave might
g veil claim a right TO the master, - the
mnatcr TO the slave, the moment he passes
beyond the jurisdiction.
- pouGaFAcxs AND "SA1,oNAL" MEN.
II the course Ofthe some speech Mr. Wade
drew the following amusing and pertinent
narAllel between the doughfaces and ina
f;orinr' men OF ancient and modern times:
Your allies, the doughfaccs tf the North.
in INV judgement. are the most despicable of
men The modern doughlace is not char.
acter peculiar TO the age in which We live,
but YOU find traces Of him at every period oe
the worlds history He il void Of pride; he
il void OF self respect, he is actuated by
mean groyelins selfishness that would sell
his Maker for a price Why, sir when old
Moses, under the immediate inspiration Of
God Almighty. enticed whole nation Of
slaves, and ran away not 10 Canada, but to
old Canaan, / suppose that Pharoah and all
the chivalry of old Egypt denounced him as
a mos, furious Abolitionist I.anghter ]
do not know but that they bla~phemed theiz
God, who had assisted the fugitiycs from Ia.
Dor to escape. have no doubt Mt all that
when some Southern gentleman OF the Cos
pei come up to preach to the North they
will say tina. the Almighty acted very ia.
naticai part in this business. am afraid
lthev will say SO: for lie was aiding and
betting in the escape But amidst the glor
les of that great deliverance, even feeding up
on miracles of the Almighty rs they wen
along, they were not wanting those who lovet
Egypt better than they loved liberty; who's
souls longed for the Aesh-pots Of Egypt; ana
who could turn from the visible gloriea o
the Almighty God to worship an Egyptian
calf. These were the dough!aces OF tina
day. They were national men, Laughter
They were not exactly Northern men witt
Southern principles; but they were Israel.
ties with Egyptian principles Laughter
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DAMASCUS. Damascus 10 the oldest city IN
the world Tyre and Sidon havs cruInbIed
on the shorr; Baxibcc is ruin; Palmyra is
buried in the sands Of the desert; Nineyeh
and Babylon have disappeared from the
Tigris and EuphrateS Damascus remains
what it was before the days Of Abrahnm--a
center Of trade and trayel-an island OF YER
dure in desert-'a predestinated capital,
with martial and sacred associations extend
through more than thirty centuries. twas
smear Damascus" that Saul Of Tarsus saw
1.-THE light from Heaven above the bright
ness of the sun, the 4''street, which 10 called
Strait" in which it was said she prayeth
still runs through the city. The caravan
comes and goes as it did o thousand years
ago; there are still the sheik, the ass, and
the water-wheell the merchants OF the Eu-
pirates and Of the Mediterranean still ''oc-
cupy" these sswith the multitude OF their
wares.
The city which Mahomet surveyed from q
neighboring hight, and was afraid to enter,
| because "it is given to man to have but one
Paradise, and, for this part, he was resolved
| not to have his in this world" is to this
day, what Julian called it, 1.-THE eye Of the
East as it was in the time of Isaiah, "the
head of Syria"
| From Damascus came the damson, our
blue plum, and the delicious apricot Of Por-
tugal, called "Damasco" damask, our beau
tiful fabric of cotton and silk, with vines
and flowers raised upon smooth bright
ground; the damask rose, introduced into
Englsnd in time of Henry VIII; the Damas
Gus blade, SO famous the world over for its
keen edge and elasticity, the secret Of whose
manufacture was lost when Tamalanc car.
ried of the artists into Persia and that
beautiful art of inlaying wood and steel
with silver and gold, kind Of Mosaic en-
craving and sculpture united, called Damas
kecning-with which boxes and bureaus
and swords and guns are ornamented.
1t is still q city of flowers and bright
waters; the stream from Lebanon TIL
"rivers Of Damascus" the ''river of gold
still murmur and sparkle in wilderness o
"Syrian gardens. III Boston Journal
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RAILROA LINE.
"a O. = atl : 94 )

w New stage Route From Pacifc.
7As Terminus 81 <he Burlington dad Missouri Rdrsr
Rdisr09d.
TO OCE0LA, CLARK CO., lOWA-TRI-WEEKLY.
PASSENGERS going East, leave Pacific City, Mon.
IL days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at A. NJ, ana
arrive At Oceoa Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays,
~ 8 P. NJ, and there connect with the WESTERN
STAGE COMPANY'S lines 10 al points East, making
the trip to Burlington in four days.
Pas engers going West, leave Oceola Mondayss
Wednesdays and Fridays, at 4 A. NJ, and arrive -
Pacific City, Tuesdays, Thur sdays and Saturdays. At
P. NJ, connecting there with coaches and hacks to
Council Biuns and Sioux City, Iowa, Omaha, Florence,
BE levue, Pattsnouth and Nebraska City, Nebraska
Territory and ST. Josephs, Missouri being the shortest,
cheapest and best all p0insi In Western lows,
Nebraska aud Kansas. H
Fast Stock, accommodating Drivers, and good fare
along the line.
First class Hotels Ut either end OF the route.
J. 5HINN, General Agent.
Pacific City, Jan. edwin
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The late eclipse was satisfactorily obeerv-
. by the astronomers at the Cambridge OBJ
seryatory. Several spots are now on the
suns disc, three Of which are large and one
very large They will continue about .
week longer.
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FALL II q Al,

AF3 AsAs1-A ~ y u ~. 8l
I'M and amer Wednesday, March 10th, ISIS, trains
~ W. this route ufl run tetlows, Esss -.
lington By O. D - q. trains: Il ..saatf 60 .F5s, . 4
lat Passenger 81 SO x. n. f6r Peoria, 0hicages
Cincinnati Alton and D. L0nlss ~ Galrso ~, knox-
vine, Eimseod and Reors, " chicago, aud VI Bloom
ington Springfield Decatur Lafayette, Pans Sandova
Terre Haue and indianapolis. for Cincinnati and g.
Louis.
"a Passenger 81 Blb r. ~ Tor Fouria. Chicago, Gin
Cnna Alton and 81 Louis, making close connection -
shove.
Passengers viz this route vin change ca'sst Gales
burg.
Baggage will checked tn ouyh frsm Burlington -
need rechecking Ut Haesburg but mast oe a.
tended 10 and properly check ed the Ferry Boat.
The trains Of the B. u n. y. ,. make direct con-
nectons with the trains via this route. This route y
saving Of FIFTY ONE MILES OF travel amy other
to Southern points. .
~ Throua tickets to all the above points and 20 ~
Eastern Cities may be obtaBed It the Ticket once 81
the Q. B. d O. h. r., corner Of jefferson and Water
Streets, Il. y. hOSfOKO,
Passenger A gent, Burlingt on, Iowa.
r. b. ROBERTS, Supt., Peoria, IL.
U. H. KELLOGG, Genl Ticket Ag't, Peorfa, Ill.,
mar
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FREE NEGROES IN MARYLAND-The Ralti-
more (Md) Clipper says that the small
State Of Maryland contains a greater free
negro population than the mighty Empire
State OF New York by over $4,000, and ex-
ceeds Pennsylvania by over q 900,
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A man who CHI ,ats in short measure, is q
mea .ureiess rogue. If he gives short meas.
ure in wheat, then he is u rogue in grain -
Ii ia whskey, then he is rogue 10 spirit
Ii he gives bad title to land, then he is a
rogue in deed And If he che its whenever
he can, he is in deed, in spirit, in grain, q
measureless sconairel
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Burlington 4 Missouri River Railroad
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
EA III 7ssfff;z:.::,i;;; T. = 4 -

Two U11LI 1NHlNO EHCH VAT.
To. take effect December s. 1856.
TNROM and after the above date, trains willeave Bur.
IL lington follows:
lst Mail Train.-Leaves Burlington at $50 4. =.
o. Acrn,a ss,nd ari0M 500 r. 4.
RS-These trains connect wth the western Stage Co.'S
coaches for Fairfield, Ottumwa, Eddyve, PelA, OskA-
loosa Fort Moincs, Charlton, Salem, Council Bluns,
st. Marys, Genwood, Nebraska City, &C., reaching the
Missouri river Ia less than four days. 4 sN4
LEAVES CIkCAUQUA:
lst, Accom- mediation lr0lM-At b.40 An.
cd. Mail Train -" 4.O0P
Passengers leaving Burlington In the morning can
spend the day in Mt. Pleasant, and return in the after
noon.
Leaving Mt Pleasant at O'Clock the morning can
stay all day in Burlington, and return home u night.
r. Ticket Office OF Water and Jefferson sts.,
Burlington at the General Railroad Ticket Office.
sep5 w. H. BACKUS. Superintendent.
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The Two Great Powers of the Future.
Lord Stanley, the new English Colon ial
Secretary, and son of the new Premier,
made speech to his constituents ON the 9th
instant, in which he uttered clear sighted
prophecy with regard to the two growing
powers Of the world He said:
Looking merely at the matter of popula-
ton, if ioreseen events take place. America
and Russia will 100 years hence, perhaps
even SO years hence, be numerically the
most powerful empires upon the globe. l
say numerically, and # course in reckoning
do not include India, because it can hard
ly be considered an element Of strength in
respect of population Now, of both these
great empires speak with no feeling of
jealousy; | speak of them both with respect;
Of one speak Nth sincere admiration and
sympathy, but still. as society is constituted,
it must happen that Independent nations will
have different interests.
\ position of interority is never satisfac-
tory, and is not always even safe. What |
say, therefore, is, that if Western Europe
at this moment the very focus and centre of
civil cation throughout the worlds to bold
its owns to hold in another generation
the place which it occupies in the present,
it must be by cordial and friendly union
among lis leading powers. Hear, hear. -
Such, gentlemen, is to US the value Of the
alliance with France.
Lord Stanley has travelled extensively in
this country and therefore speaks UNDER
standing!y of its prospects for the future.
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MR.. HARDY returns his thanks to the
lNA citizens Of Burlington and vicinity for their
previous patronage and solics continuance feeling
confident that he can continue give perfect satisac
ion. .fE s g%
Owing to hard times have purchased Goods very
much lower than FOL nerly that 1t enables to sell
all Goods my line from 20 to % per cent less than any
other house the West, and ell Goods warranted as
good represented OF the money reiunded MY stock
consists Of the followinr Goods. n
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KEITH, ROBINSON & CO..
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
Sole Agents fer
EaNMyss Patent .ih UNSTABLE e ca per q
Mower.
In

NAVE HUNDRED Agents SvaMteas...
II $50 Month tSnrraM.css. s-.for full
particulars enclose postage stamp and address
decl6-wtf A. COYLE 4 CO.,
Mt Pleasant, Iowa.
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General Land Agency Office
co UNs1L BLUFFS, IOWA.

nEA TER G.. II L. q q NJ + 10 !,
~ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR.
Will promptly attend to Land Agencies, Investing
Money, Locatin and Selling Land Warrants Paying
Faxes, Selling Real estate, and all other branches Of
the Land Bus ness in Western Iowa and Nebraska.
mar T-bptf.
- EAl Estate i'm Council Bluffs NNd
III OMulau.-Persons DESTROYS Of securing Real
Estate in either of these hourishinK towns will do well
send their ordersto ID. G. BL0OMkK,
mar 7-bptf. Land Agent.
Council Bin IL, Iowa.
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B, & M. r. r. FREIGHT OFFICE.
gINsRE only Freghttrain on this road leaves Builngs
IL ton at 500 A. N.
Albright designed to be forwarded any particular
day should be delivered on the day previous,
may2Sbytf. VM. ii. BACKUGsSupt.
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J. EDUC,
(Late Agent OF Renaui 4 Frere, MontreaL)
Commission Merchant and Broker,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ia HeDaud q frere, nIuHdc1i,
Connolly, Lan;er Co., Montreal; Messrs Rumsey,
Bsos. Co., Chicago; Connolly Co., Quebec; GeorSs
Steel L Co., Chicago; Flint Wheeler, Chicago.
re- Post Office box 1886. (mariowSm
G.. III ARHL E,
Notary Public and General Collecting
Agent. ls##EI
VXYILI give personal attention to the purchase ana
w sails OF Property and Collection of Debts.
Office corner of Washington and Third sts, (over the
Post Office Burlington. Iowa.
REFERENCES.
Nessrs. Coolbaugh Brooks,
I" J. Morton 1 Co., Burlington.
DR.. E. r. Paine,
Marble Ford, Chicago.
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NEW SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FAC
Plank Road Depot, adjoining the Oil MILL Burlington
owa. All common work constantly on hand, and Or.
ers, by mail or otherwise promptly attendedto
nov. 2Sw. URIAH Lopez.
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To Farmers and Dealers.
EStrAV.

AJOG1Uys - LI.-I-T
TAKEN UP by John Gard, living In Platte Tp, Ring.
i gold county, Iowa. the l4ih OF December, 1857,
one Steer, principally red, with white specks
both sides, also white specks on both hips. with
crop OF Of the right and about four years old.
Appraised at III 50by p. Britain and J. W. Oshe,
the order Of J. W. Gard, J. p
Il. SRY, County Clerk.
Mount Ayr, Ringgold county, Iowa, Jan. 9Th, 1858.
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