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FALSEHOOn ". FACT.

Amalicious and designing card, by A Bragg. ex-
tensvey advertised throughout the country in effect,
says: 1.-THE proprietors Of the Mexican Mus
tang Liniment being nnprincipled men they do not
make the said Linment good it formerly was and
that he ~ will not be responsible for its effects"
cautoning the public against its use This
us-Barnes and Park, OF New York, and John d Park,
Of Cincinnati We have been somewhat known to the
public Of the United States for a number Of years
we're II necessary to vndicate reputation, we
should consider the endorsement of this Mr. Bragg a
very eqniyoca compliment.
His statement implies snotire-ehcr rs public benz
efactor, ~ to further private interest," Which 10
in This said Bragg was, at one tme partner in the
Mustang Liniment, made celebrated by the originator
Mr.. Geo. W. Westbr Ok and with the composition OF
which Bragg had nothing to do. Mr. W. paid Mr. D.
$50 000 for his hafnteres in the article. Ofcourse,
the implied and covenanted for such an
amount Of money that "he, Bragg, should for
ever, in any manner directly indirectly, he interest,"
ed In manufacturing or selling any Eminent Ointment,
or save." Mr. Westhrook heavily engaged In out
side business. Toprotec his property and pay Bragg,
he offered TO sell this Lniment. We knew the value Of
the article, the advances held the cancelled
-Bragg's receipts In Jul for s5o,ooo-and became
owners Of the Eminent. We took Immediate means to
examine its recips protect its purity, its sale,
etc. We believed then, now that no advertisement
was cheap really good medicine. and that our
interests lay directly in reaching the Interests OF the
consumers. This Lniment, always popular, was
entitled to the same attention The very best
materials are used-the recipe ID alone ours.
In less than six months from our purchase OF the
Lininen hr Bragg entered the market with imitd-
tion and counterfeit article, under another name
We presented his contract OF SALE he the
obligation, and cloaked his legal position ny doing the
business under the Of his He has struggled
for time, unable to make his article fe II IL
liked; people say 'it has virtue" ~ not his full
ure at imposture, dMd the fnipsense success Of cur
Liniment, the goddin0 accession ~ this last tisinter-
ested) public Gppedlf The public not interested
between Barnes 1 Parks and g Bragg. but they are
In the genuine purity Of article Of such universal
necessity as this Linment. Will you be imposed uponY
We have NAMED quiet; he mistakes the cause and
treads close. We him Of the results II he pre-
ceeds farther II will be when perceive VII
lajny and when dare not punish Ito perpetrAtor,
and protect our rights
We manufacture the original, genuine Mus,ans
Eminent. We are responsible for It's Effects
Respectfully, BARNES q PARK,
sspAl4-lw New York and Cincinnati.
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NJ, New York, Oct. 81,
e 20 for unsound; - ,o00A Is for superfne stste
- seVs ~ for extra do - 4505 90 for common ID
good western; IS 1895 80 for round hoop Ohio Cana
dull, Al 33 aga 10. 'oA'
Mneat@Very quiet and arm At previous prices.
Corn-Stesdy. Sales Of 10000 bush at 6iN6sc for
mixed western. Ss "
Oats-Frmer Sales At 46c for state and western,
Bsrey-7o17lc.
Rye-Dull Sales ct 70a.1c
Bsef-Steady and unchanged. Beef Hams dull
naconIuuet and unchanged. Sales city cured dry
.e Cut Msan-Nominsl At ska61c Shoulders and
old. ' " p'iu'e
Perk-Dul and heavy. Sales of 500 bbls AZ ZIG 7bon
10 % Tor mess, and els IS fer prime
Butter Unchanged Sales At iSnl6c for Ohio And IA
01Se for State. ' ~ ~
Cheese-70SEs.
Whiskey-Quiet at 22c.
s,oeks-All down and closed heavy and dull
Money -Easy ct z cent on cali, and few BUYER.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Qucru,s Cod Liver OH Eel

Qucru's Cod Liver OH Jelly.
Doubt not its curative properties. That person who
has been fortunate to have Querus Cod Liver Oil
Jelly administered to him will not hesitate declare
that is the sine qua non-whout rival in the whole
range Of naeria nedica It is the last and best i'm
provement that most benefcient Of remedial agents
for nptves. The patieat must be far gone in
deed who does not Immediately rally under remedy
80 favorable and 50 healing In Its effects Being
dorsed by the New York Academy OF Medicine its vir
tues cannot BE denied. We have . patient, who
could scarcely speak above whisper, find her voice
on taking teaspoonfui Of H. and to her sscnisk
ment, do that which she wholly unable to do 10
many hours before enuncate her words clearly and
distinctly. This Jelly is admir- ably prepared and
disguised th at being deprived of the nauang taste
which accompanies every other prepar alton Of Cod
Liver OIL it be prescribed with safety even to the
babe at the breast.
PENFOLD, CLAY co.,
No Fletcher St, N. Y, General Agents.
4. T. GAY, Wholesale and Retail Agent.
nOy2.W
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1EEToTALIsM IN AMRRIcA.--A German
writer, NJ. Grissinger who has recently Wis
tied the United States SAYS The temper
sncs mania is most at home in the Northern
States, for the clergy have Thoroughly right
ensd the farmers into it. They mean it
honestly enough If you visit some Of them,
you find nothing but water on the table
water for breakfast, dinner and supper
After staying few days and becoming
known to the family, the son will first take
you one side He will lead into the stable,
nd express his opinion that dram would
do no harm such cold morning, after din
nsr the house mother will take you by the
arm and lead you into her sanctuary, and.
behind the clothes press, she will open
secret door, and produce a nice bottle Of the
real sort, from which she will give YOU some
stomach bitters" She thinks though the
father and son need not know anything of
these drops. Last of all, after supper, your
host will conduct you into his study, and
IRON one of his bottles in medicine chest
viii pour you out glass the best of the
three; but you do not drink it as brandy,
but medicine. He, too, warns you to keep
The secret to yourself
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nHThe other night a. the Minister,

D~The other night a. the Ministers
we're returning from Conference, on tho E.
T. 4 Ga Railroad an amusing Occurrences
took place between Governor Brown and
Parson Brownlow. just before the ears
arrived at Knoxville, Gov. Brown came up,
and taking the Parson by the hand remark.
cd
allow do you do, brother Brownlew7 !
Am happy to zee you"
The courtesy was returned, when the Gov.
srnor continued:
Il hope you will moderate in all your ne.
tons Of proPriety in regard to your follow
citizens-liys COED christian-and last
though not least, become good democrat
The Parson with the eccentric look pecu.
lisr to himself stretched himsslf up and
remarked:
Governor. an old gentleman Of your poli
tics, many hundred ysars ago, took 81,
Saviour upon 2 mountain and preached jus,
such Q sermon"
The outburst Of laughter can b bettes
imagined than described.
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M. Error -
Are =. to have any pas'sbls avenues '''d'si
m, If or into this city - or do our street man-
.,.,. think !" she town is finished and intend to
fence i, in BY making every outlet "a hard
road to travsly
The bridge on the Madison road has been
.o,s all the season, and 10 not yet repaired, when
IAN d.ys would have been amply sufficient TO
M, i. in running order.
Washington street hes for three menths been
,.,,;,, down on ito west end. Twenty dollars
xop,d have saved it, but another panel was
,.ed.d in the fence there, and it was suffered
TO become impossible Now twenty time, that
.um will no, repair it. And thus it 10 With
every stree, leading North, South and West
No. q. The beginning Of Winter there is no. one
street shss . loaded wagon can pass out Of
town without danger Of stal!ing.
How can We expect trade and business to
come into the City while this state Of things
Who 10 to blams! Trot them out
and let u see who il 10, that We, whe do net
link the town 10 finished, will have to beat
ANTI FsNcs.
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THE. WEEKLY HAWK EYE

= SrArs EoAH.-fhs Dubuque Hesald and thl
Iewa City Reporter we're she only papsn il
Ieva tAas opposed State Lean whom The sub
;ecs was 1sss Dreaded shreugA he Chicago
Tribune. The former still opposes, while the
latter favors it-Davenpert Gazette.
II the Gazette would try. perhaps u might
,eeollsct ether newspapers besides these named
,bieh opposed THE State Loan. Add whsshst
!, ,riss or not il viii yet leara that shsre are
..veral cut-spoksn Journals lsfs in Iowa whose
.di,ers and proprieters cannot be bought BY
.,.side or inside spseulators. And Chicago
..s-bags will have good time Initiating public
.nipion in Iowa. Propel gentlemen. Let ~
zee how you will do il.
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y.YAL AccIDKsr.-An Irishman. named Mur
,hv. vas killed BY wood train on the B. b n.
RR. r., on Saturday evening. Il 10 supposed
h. vas sitting on some Of the timosrs Of the
,,ace. under the rails, With his head above
n. track, and the engine struck him near
i. n.ek. bending hin among the timbsrs, aad
breaking bis back. He died in absus twenty !.
four hours.
A sisgolar part Of the circumstance 10 that
uurph,'s sister, who 10 living in town, il shs
..,.city Of . servant, was taken sick and deli
,;ou. an Saturday. She said that she wss sure
,h., .oms i'll fortune vas about 10 happen in
n. family. Az soon q. the information Of her
...,h.,. injury was conveyed to he's. she came
into her RICH. mind, and recovered
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AARKET9.
0unvewn@nn Me..l... u

BuRIineron. Aswdsy r. n
Tie Wick just past has been one Of the mos
disAsrssabls Of this vet season. Il has raipe1
absut every day for week, and q this writing
premises 70 rain for the week TO eeme.
The river 10 again rising, with gsod stage o.
water en- the rapids. The Dss Moines IL asair
In navigabls order.
The weather has sadly interf,red VIII bu.;
ness particularly the retail trade. the rsads b.
ing very muddy. Little grain has been bro,
y town. and the supply OF household m.rke,;n.
mas been inadequate to the demand. prices con.
ssqusntly advancing.
The business Of slaug hterinx hogs commenced
Saturday, Sunderland, Davy L Co. having killed
ABOUT two hundred. A larger number than ev
Or before will probably be cut in Burlington this
season.
Il is proper for US to say to friends in the
interior that the Jebbing houses in this ctv. in
every branch Of trade, have fair stocks, and
cash buyers can do a. we'll here - elsew here
Although there 10 but one Dry Goods House.
u. s. Kimball L Co.. yet they have a l.rs.
stock Of staple goods. which those coming hi.
way will do well to examine.
suGAR-si to s-crushed, l2}-refusd
LII.
COFFEE-l2.
AOLASSES-By the Dbl, Plsnt.,;on a.
sugar House 4Oa42 -Beleher's. 43-kevs AZ M
NAlLS-Ass. &4,25. ~o''0
RlCE-5i.
fnult-isaisins, prime s., 5O-Apples, green.
Ila$i so per bush. Dry SIC per 10. Peaches
lone in market.
BROOMS-$l, IS per dozen.
EMBARRASSING, 40a75c. Fall 7OaYO.
', fLoUR-$6,25.-By the dray load, $500
'nolce winter $3.50. Dray load 5000.
foTATOES-60a7oc per bush.
CORN-35a4o cts.
OATS40c-none arriving.
BoIIER-l5al7c-very scarce.
EGGS-lOc.
ONlONS-6Oa75c.
ShlCkENS-l.00a1.2 rs per dozen.
hoGs-S3a4s,5 so per hundred gross. $4a5 net
CATTLE-l&a2 gross
HAY-Timothy, 6@S7 dull.
WOOD-&2 50a$3 90.
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Weed. Patent sewing Machine.


The Editor OF the Cleveland tOhio) Plandeale says
Sewing Machines subject of the greatest interest
in this vicinity they affect the labor OF every family
In the land With view ofpurchasing and examine
ing every kind to find the best, spent lays
while In New York in minutest inspection OF all kinds
in market, and conclusions were in favor Of
Weeds Patent as the most reliable Machine to put in
the hands Of every throughout the State We pnr
chased Of them and have Used 1t some time, ard
our opinion is more than confirmed, for it does every
knd Of sewing cloth or leather, does its work
nice and rapidly, and has been of working
order since it come into family, and it is SIM
pie seemingly impossible 10 get out of order or
require repairs more than any ordinary person
perform. 1t is nicely ornamented, and makes
nament to the furniture Of parlor. 1t is very ng
and little liable to wear out Its operations be
easily Uhrned with the printed directions for guide
and when any family has learned its use we sure
they will live without it. 1t ads thus
making work stronger than If done by hand with
thread, besides making both sides OF the work just
alike. Those who need Sewing Machine will do well
TO look at this.
WHITNEY LYON, Proprietors,
345 Broadway, New York.
W. T. BANNER, Agent in Burlington
ORvILLE LEONARD, General Agent, 81 Clark st.,
chicago oct9bp1m
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HORRIBLE AvFAIR.-Ws learn by . gentleman
rem Mount Vernon, that . few days ago soms
Toys in tie vicinity went to . seighsors house
GSss some peaches, and, on arriving At the
house, they asked the children 'how oil the
folks were" The children replied that they
we're oil we'll except their Inothsr-that she
had been lying dead ON the floor for three days.
The boys ran home and told what they had
heard, snd soms persons Immediately went 10
shs house, and, on making search, found the
0sac body Of the woman in q most horrible state
Of mutation. The hips and thighs were burnt
70 cindsr, and her hands we're burnt almos.
o., and all appearances seemed 70 indicate that
'hs muss have been held on the stove by SONS
person until sue was burnt to death. The Shsr-
ii arrested the husband on suspicion of having
committed the fiendish murdsr.-IndianA In-
qursr
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EXTRAORDINARY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Every purchaser OF dollar bottle Of the ARCTIC Il
MENT receives At Dr. BraGgs expense, the UNITE
STATES JOURNAL. Of New York, for year. The
Journal is large Illustrated paier-each number con.
tanning sixteen pages, beautifully printed clear whte
paper and filled with original matter from tho bril-
liant writer's Of the country. Certificate subscription
and full particulars Of the novel and phanthropic
terprse OF which this offer forms part will accompany
each bottle.
An AGENT WANTED In EVERY TOWN and VILLAGE
BRAGG & BURNOWES, 80. Louis, M0,
NEW YokK OFSicx No. al BROADWAY.
Communication should always ~ addressed to 81 LoulA
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GOlOring Fluids for the Hair are
Dangerous.
Woods Hair Topic restores the color net by the nj
trate OF silver process, but by restoration OF the
healthy function upon which the original and natural
color Of the hair and its moisture its gloss its e and
ccnseqently Its original beauty depended. Professor
Wood At the age of thirtyseven years gray
man Of eighty, and his hair dry, thin and dead
Now he has not single gray lock upon lis crown
Is his hair thin dry but SOFT pabe and moist that
Of child Of five years This preparation acts upon
the roos for after application that portion Of the
hair the scalp found restored to its original
color, whatever 1t while the ends OF the hair
gray Try WOODS HAIR TONIC, and do not apply
any other t after you have this With this resolution
you will never have occasion to hair dye.
CAUTIoS.-Beware Of worthless limitations as several
are already in the market, called BY different
Use unless the words professor 2od's Hair Re-
storative. Depot St. Louis, Mo-, and New York; are
blown In the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent
Medicine dealers. Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods
dealers in the United States and Canadas.
Sold here BY all Druggists.
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fE Marshal WINrok returned from Daven-
port on Saturday evening, with the intelligence
tia, the man Hughes, whom he was in pursuit
Of had been liberated on writ Of haJeas cor
yA,, and Immediately arrested upon charge
dmurdsr, and taken to Missouri, where the al
sged crime was committed.
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In the New York court of common pleas
jury gave man $500 against another for
cutting bis nasal organ open with drink
ing glass. 10 another branch of the same
tribunal, jury gave an unfortunate widow
er$5Oo against man for carslessly running
over and crushing his wife TO death
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Sangubar 00a De0ant1c Affair
| The MaysvIlls, Ky, Ezpress, Of the Goth
has the following:
On Wednesday nigh. Last man past III,
middle age Of life, in company with n littl,
girl thirteen or fourteen years Of age, came
to this city on the Paris stage, and stopped
at the Lee House. The next day they were
out in the city some hours, and when they
returned he claimed that they were married,
but it Was earnestly denied by the young
lady, who gave the following account Of the
clopement, which really locks more like an
abduction than apy thing else
She 10 an orphan, and 10 possessed in her
own right Of several thousand dollars She
was living with her guardian, in the largest
town in one Of the interior counties, lhe
wife OF whom is the sister Of the man who
claims to be her husband She had been
going to school, and has not yet finished
her education, and declares that she had no
thought of marrying any one and certainly
never contemplated such union with the
man who is with her The wife of her
guardian and this man and herself went to
Paris for the purpose Of shopping While
there, it was proposed to her to come to
Maysville for the purpose of completing her
purchases, to which she cheerfully agreed.
She supposed the whole party were coming
until she got into the stage, whom she learn
that the lady was going to return home, and
shat she was to accompany this gentleman |
The next morning after their arrival here, |
no proposed that they should 60 out in town
TO make their purchases. He took her to
the ferry beat, and when she asked him if |
That was the way to the stores, he said it /
vas, as all the best stores were on the other
slde OF tho river. In Aberdeen, she aays,
some little old man" asked them to stand
~ and join right hands, which she refused
o do; nevertheless, he pronounced them
nan and wife On their return to the hotel
i the instance of the man, who registered
hslr names rs gentleman and lady, they
we're placed in one room. Her screams on
10 attempting to take some privileges with
er. brought to her aid some of the attaches
I the hote', who listened to her earnest de-
nal OF their marriage, and her pleadings for
rejection, and placed her in a separate
oom At her instance, she was then
emit to relative in another county, where
ne SAID she would be protected, while this
cntieman went on boat down the river. .
The parties are all respectable, and the
fair Is certainly very singular one We
ave omitted the names until We have an /
pportunity to investigate the matter fur b
Ter :
The Louisville Journal gives the name Of c
70 man who perpstratsd this mock mar ,
age As Squire Shelton, the would be hus-. n
md As DR.. Dean, and the girl a. Miss \
'illssn The Doctor had narrow escape Il
ON being lynched, and was forced to give .
, the marriage certificate. The girl 10 Il
orth $4,000. h
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The Great English Remedy.

Ihe treat English Remedy.
SIZE JAMES CLARkE.S
G G I . IA g d + 9 M lie pills.
PrtpdredfrHn a prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, H. d
PAysicidn Extraordinary otae Queen.
Thsnvaiuahle medicine is unfsilng in the OF all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the fe-
male constitution il subject 1t moderates ali excess
and removes distractions, ard a speedy may be
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
Stampo Great Britain, TO prevent counte rfsits.
CAUTION.
These PiisshsGid not be taken Iyfsmaes during The
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy az they are
to bring Miscarriage, but at any othersi
they are sdts.
In all eases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exeron Papita.
tion Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites, these Pills will
effect when all other have failed and al.
though powerful remedy do not contain iron, Gallo,
mel, antimony, any thing hurtfuto the constitution
Publications accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES
(Late /. @. Baldwin 4 Col
Rochester, N. Y.
N.B-&1,0o am 6 postage stamps enclosed 10 any
AUTHORIZED Agent, will insure bottle OF the pills BY re.
turn mail. For saiehy
dec is-dw1y. ALLEN HENDRICKS,
burlington, Iowa Wholesale nj Retail.