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FALSEHOOD vs.. FACE,

malicious and designing card, by A G Bragg ex-
tensiyey ADVERTISED throughout the country in effect
says: The present proprietors OF the Mexican Mus.
tang Liniment being unprincpled men they do not
make the said Linment good as it formerly was and
that he @ will not be responsible for its efects'
cautoning the public agains, use etc This means
us-Barnes and Park. OF New York, and John Park,
OF cincinnati. We have been somewhat known to the
public Of the United States for number Of years.
were II necessary to vindicate our reputation we
should consider the endorsement Of this Mr. Bragg .
very equivocal compliment.
His statement implies nsotice-either as a public ben.
efactor ~ or to further private interest Which IN
II! This said Bragg was at time, partaer in the
Mustang Linment, made celebrated BY the originator
Mr.. Geo. ". Wes'br4Ck, and with the composition Of
which Bragg had nothing to do. MIR W. paid Mr. n
$4,000! for his hane In the article OF course
the implied and covenanted aon for such an
amount OF money that she Bragg should not for.
ever IN any manner, directly indirectly, be Interest,"
ed In manufacturing selling any Linim, mt Ointment
or salve MIR Westbrook was heavily engaged In out.
side business protect his property pay Bragg
he offered to sell this Liniment We the value Of
the aftic- made the advances held the note
-Erdgg's receipts in Jul for $50,o0O-and became
owners Of the Lnment. We took immediate means 10
examine hs recipe, protect Its purity increase its sale
etc. We believed them now, that no advertisement
was a. cheap as really good medicine. and that our
interests lay directly in reaching the interests OF the
consumers This Liniment, always popular was never
entitled to the attention as now The very be Il
materials are used-the recipe ID alone ours
In less than six months from our purchase OF the
Lniment, Mr. Bragg entered the market with an aita-
tion and counterfeit article, under another name
We presented his contract Of SALE he oued the moral
obligation, and coaked his legal position by doing The
business under the name OF his He has struggled
for some tme unable to make his article cell 1t is not
liked people say, "t has virtue" IL not his rail-.
Hre at Hapostare, and TIE immense success Of our
L'aimenf he godding accession Of this last fdisiner
esfed) public dlpeaif The public are not Interested
between Barnes . Parks and g Bragg but they are
In the genuine purity Of article Of such universal
necessity ~ this liniment. Win you be imposed unon,
We have remained quiet; he mistakes the cau,s and
trsads close. We warn him OF the results; II he
ceeds farther, i will be when We cannot perceive VII
lainy, and when We dare punish ito psrpe,rator.
! and protect our rights.
W. manufacture the original. genuine Mustang
Eminent. We are responsible for il Effects.
Respectfully, BARNES PARK,
sAS-AW New York and Cincinnati
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1hN-FAH OF DIS MOlnes County, Iowa,
are hereby notified that the Tax Lists for 1858
have been placed in my hands for colec, And thai
the laws OF 1851 require that the remaining ua.
paid the 18th day OF January shal be made by
levy aid sale OF such personal property Is liable TO
taxation.
Furthermore, that where there is person al proper.
~ found wher.on to levy sale shall BE- ada OF Real
Estate, which can be redeemed only by the payment Of
penalty Of % per cent, and II not redeemed within
hve from date Of sale the tte In
the purchaser. Section GO of said Law provides that
each county shall be held liable to the State for the mi
amount Of State Tax levied except such sums a. shall
be certified rs unavailable or erroneous.
Thus, It viii be seen that discretion whatever can
be exercised by the Treasurer In the collection Of ths
foregoing Lists
N. B.-The above law relates 10 the collection of the
Taxes delinquent, well the lew OF the nra
sent year JOHN 4. RIPLEY
Recorder and Treasurer Des Molnes County
novS-WAy.
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COiOfing Fluids for the Hair 0re
DAnUeRmnS.

COloring Fluids for the Hair are
Dangerous.
Woods Hair Tonic restores the color not BY the nj.
trate OF silver process, but BY restoration Of the
healthy function upon which the origna! and natural
color OF the hair and ts moisture, its gloss its e and
censeqently its original beauty depended. Professor
Wood a the age Of thirtyseven years a. gray as
man Of eighty and his hair was dry, thin and dead
Now he has not single gray lock upon lis crown, nor
10 his hair thin dry but SOFT pabe and moist
OF child Of 1--WE years. This preparation upon
the roots, for after applications that portion OF the
hair nearest the scalp found restored its original
color, whatever it while the ends OF the hair are
gray. Try WOODS HAIR TONIC, and do not apply
any other hU after you have this With this resolution
you will never have occasion to use hair dye
CAuTIoz-Bewarc Of worthless limitations as several
ire already in the Market called by different names
Use none unless the words professor pods Hair Re-
lucrative. 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 Go ,ds
iealsrs in the United States and Canadas.
Sold here by all Druggists
ov9. I'm,
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Cincinnati. Nov. 6.

Cincinnati, Nov. 6.
The hog market was again buoyant to day,
with demand for earl, delivery, ut 1915, in
excess Of the offerings. The sales reached
1900 head. We are not aware of any DISPOSE
ton to pay Sc, but holders are, in many cases,
very firm at that figure, and the chances are in
favor OF their realizing it, If the weather should
become favorable within q few days. Hogs
have already been packed ny Meesrs. Henry
Nys, Swift, Evans L Co., (successors to Evans
swift Rawson 4 Co., and James Beatty l.
Co., altogether about three thousand head The
weather to day was not unfavOrable for this Pc
Rod OF the season, and the indications are that
It will be entirely safe to kill within the next
twenty-four hours. The preparations for pack.
ing are on more extensive scale than in any
former year-about forty houses being ready
tor the business. There are also increased ia.
eiiities in the slauahtsring department, so that
there will bs no difficulty in taxing care of any
number OF hogs that may BIO offered from day
TO day. Siaughterers now paying a premi-
un of 4oc per head-equal to about 2Oc per
100 lbs not, on average. The contracts fer fu-
ture delivery are much more extensive than
usual. 1t is estimated by parties we'll informed
with reference to the trade, that fully fifty per
cent. OF the entire surplus crop of the West,
has already changed hands, thus ensuring a
powerful. "bul" influence, upon prices. Eastern
operators have not yet made their appearance
to any extent. They are usually "bears" about
this time, and this we presume is the case the
present season. Having heard ofthe movements
OF dealers here, which are chiefly in the direc-
ton OF high prices, and knowing their liability
to fall into the current, within few days after
reaching our city, they are trying to keep out
OF the reach of temptation as long as possible
There wasa sale to day of green hams at sc.-
AZ this price there is good demand Bacon
s firm at 6as9c for Sides, and 6tc for Shoulders.
Lard is held firmly at 1oc for prime barrel, with
rec buyers at 93a9ac.-Gazstte.
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ANOTHER STAB AT THE NoRrH.-Ws see i,
stated by Washington letter writer's, that it il
Proposed in Washington, 10 rs-imposs the taxes
s.pon tea and coffee, which we're taken of in
'sckson's time. Some of the Northern Demo
sfaa will vince under il, but is almost always
happens that sufficient number of them are
Dough, in for such measures 10 carry them
M'sush Taxes upon tea and coffee are exclu.
."s! taxes upon free white labor. Tea
~, ~ eoiles are not. TO any appreciable sx-
".' consumed BY negro slaves. To tax
Yen 70, therefore, 10 tax the North; and that
!. ~: me feason which induces jeff Davis and pol
s.ns q that class to favor that method Of
'upp.liag the public treasury.
ao %.a me money raised from these taxes, no
49, more territory for slavery il to be pur-
enesed, 70 that the area. a. we'll as the political
lower and Importance Of the peculiar inssitu-
ton 10 70 Be incrss,.i
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eA.rHsss AoclDEH7-By the esp,o.ien Of
81 %n Of burning duid in the house Of M. Johe
,.s Hmer. near Oak aleosa, on the Esd ult., three
sas ladlss we're badly burned, one Of whom
Expected to recover. The cause was the
49,. s IN thousands Of such acciJsnts-cars-
niing the lanp while il vas burning.
lIE AxxIcAH Dasr.-The London Times
, saeh has long been urging the United s,ates
~, annex the whole Of Nsxieo, new charges us
eoaa, sns design Of repudisting The debt Of that
sausdit $50 nsss
a.. mere 70 homo shot from Prentice:
:. vaf Foreign missions have been eonyerssd IN.
y, 1ouss for the frisud Iessn bv ~ eharis, -
.'. Ife'idsns. Credentials are not reouired.
lie.iS - Ias that applicants must have bsen
Nit..s.Ss Wv q Cspgrsss By their inmsdiase con.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
From the N. Y. Mercury.l
,n.,s~ r~a us Axa 80

Qucru's Cod Liver Oil Jelly.
Its virtues are undeniabe. medical gentleman Of
extensive practice in this city, informed the other
day that. judging from his success the Cod Liver
OIL Jelly prepared BY Professor Queru had restored to
health hundreds who without would have been sleep.
Ing In their graves. In his practice he had found
from the fact that Il made from the pure white Cod
Liver Oil, and the taste 90 offensive TO the
palate being 50 admirably di gused. that it was the
great remedy 30 much sought after. He had exhibited
IL to all ages from the infant OF two summers to the
adult Of eighty winters, and could call to mind one
instance In which il had not proved beneficial. This
invaluable agent especially useful consumption and
u unhestatngy administered BY every intelligent ply
sician Ths fact that IL has been unquaiiHedly en-
dorsed by that most conservative Of associations the
New York Academy Of Medicine, is proof direct that
u is not qaack nostrum, gotten up impose on the
PENFOLD, CLAY CO.,
No Fletcher st., N. r., General Agents.
Z. T. GAY, Wholesale and Retail Agent. |
vQ.
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Bach's American Compound.

The Greatest Kennedy i'm the World.
For the permanent cure Of the following complaints:
Colds, Coughs, liberated and Sore Throat, Scrofula,
Salt RAeun, Bronchitis. Dyspepsia, all Nervous Com
plants, Female Weakness and Irregularities. Fluor
Albus Tor Whites,) Canker and nursing sore mouth,
Piles, Darrhoea, Weak Stomach in fact in any case Of
Weakness. inflammation, or Impure
Blood,
Use this Remedy.
Physicians use and recommend it-Iaying used
yosr Bach's Amerc an Compound in number Of the
above named cases, can cheerfuy recommend it as
the Best Medicine with which am acquainted.
}. N. BETS, NJ. D.
Pulaski, 0swego county, N. Y, August 81, 1856
We have hundreds OF Certificates from Ply sicians
corroboratiag the above statement which we can pro-
dace II necessary See Backs Rect. Books and CIR.
cNldrs Tor GertiGcatss
Por sale by SQUIRES BLOSs, Burlington, and
Dealers In Medicine generally.
COVENTRY CO.,
Successors to p. v. X. Coventry 4 Coz
Sole Propristors, So Genesee ST., Auburn, Ny.
novI3-bpiy
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MAR RED.

At tho Congregational Church, Sunday, Oct Sis
BY Rev. Nm Saiter, Mr.. J. NJ. SHkRFEY {. Miss MARY
A. RAND.
Also, by the same, a. the same place, Mr.. J. H. WY
MAN to Miss ANGIE SMITH, all Of this city.
We tender our congratulations 1t Is seldom that We
have seen so large job in the matrimonial line 50
we'll done. And we hardly knew which to admire
the forcibe and affecting ceremony handsomely per-
formed by Rev salter the naected beauty of the
brides.
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" It is quite common observation, that con-
sumption is the chief Of this climate upon
old and young, and scattering widely shafts of de-
structon. But all who have travelled through the
South and West, indeed through any portion OF the
interior of the country have noticed that there
Is disease far more prevalent among Americans than
consumption. Day after day they are alternately
shaking rs with nervous fit, or rendered deirious
with fever. Most fthem find an early grave No one
Who has ever seen experienced this disease can fail
to perceive that allude to what is called Fever and
Agne The discoyerer Of remedy for this evil must
and should be considered public benefactor, and DR.
J. HOsTETTER's CELEBRATED BITTERs is the rem.
sdy, We know from personal trial
For sale BY Druggists and dealers generally.
nov2dkw1m
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Weed. Patent sewing Machine.

weeds Patent Sewing Machine.
The Editor Of the Cleveland (Ohio) Plandeaer saws;
Sewing Machines subject Of the greatest
In this vicinity they affect the labor Of every family
In the land With a view ofpurchasing and examin.
Ing every kind to find the BEST spent several
while IN New York in ninutest inspection Of all kinds
now in market, and conclusions were in favor OF
Weeds Patent as the most reliable Machine to put in
the hands Of every the State We pur-
chased one OF thin and have used II some time and
our opinion 10 more than confirmed, for every
KIND OF sewing cloth leather does work strong
nice and rapidly, and has never been out OF working
order since 1t come into family, and it is SIM
pie IS seemingly impossible 20 get out OF order or
require repairs more than any ordinary person can
perform 1t is nicely ornamented, and makes an or
nanen to the furniture Of paror 1t Ia very ne
and it'll liable to wear out Its operations can be
easily learned with the printed directions for guide
and when any family has learned its use We are sure
they will not live without it. 1t two thus
making work stronger than if done by hand with ono
thread, besides making both sides OF the work Just
alike. Those who need Sewing Machine will dc well
to look at this
WHITNEY Il LYON, Propretors,
$40 Broadway, New York.
W. T. BANNER, Agent in Burlington
ORVlLLE LEONARD, General Agent, 81 CIark.s..,
Chicago. oc,ahntm
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IN HHDs Sugar; 90 bbls Refined Sugar.
w 80 bbls aud rs u bbis Molasses;
100 Sacks Rio Coffee; 80 Sacks Cape Coffee
% g Java
800 Bushels Plastering Hair;
3uo Kegs Nails; 800 Boxes Glass.
100 Boxes Eabbitt's Saleratus and Soda;
leo Bhis Pittsburgh Stock Ale;
ooGross Anderson's Amulet Tobacco;
90 " Solace
100 Boxes superior Chewing
For sale al low prices by
sept29 n ROGERS CO.
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IEE "HkRALD" HAs DoUGLAs DkvEArRD.-
The Chicago Observation-Disclosures Organ
insists upon is In ito Saturdays issue, with much
APPARENT earnestness, that Senator Douglas is
s''s'sd-shat he has not majority on joint
s'Hoi in the Lesislature-but that the Admin
slrs!ien men will have the balance Of power,
aA'ing sies.sd Two and perhaps three members
the hoaas, and beng sure that three of the
held over sena,ors are opposed to Douglas, and
that several Of tks Democrats recently elected,
whom Douglas counts on as for him, will not
vote for him whom il comes to the trial, being
'aror Of Judge Bresss or some other good
nd reliable Democrat"
There is many . slip between The cup and
s'i'P,' and stranger things have often hap
fnsd than would be the failure Of Senator
Douglas Ct q 70 election, after all. There are
!" things We are sure Of in this queer and
ssanssful world.
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From the v Arlington Stsr.l
Important 10 Heirs and Aegatces claim-
ing Land Warrants.

ing Land Warrants.
The Attorney General has Just given the fol-
lowing decision On the Law Of June ,, 1855, in
regard to the title to land warrants. His opin-
ion has been asked by the Secretary Of the In
terror, on the construction 70 be given to the
law Of June 3, 1858, which provides that the
title to land warrant issued after the death of
person who lawfully applied for it, ''shall vest
in the widow, il there be one; aud if there be
no widow. then the heirs or lsgatees Of the
claimant"
The Attorney General decides that
"Ths heirs Of q man are those persons who
are entitled. by the liz rersitus 10 take his in
heritable real estate At the time Of his death
His lecatess are those to whom he has bequeath.
ed his property by will. Heirs somstimes
means children in common parlance, and the
word is 50 to be understood in q statute when
the context shows that intention to have been
in the mind oithc Legislature. But l am not
aware that any reason exists here for taking il
in sense different from that in which il is usu.
ally and properly accepted. This act of Con.
gress, then, vests the land in the persons TO
whom the claimant may have left it BY will,
and if he died intestats then it goes to his heirs
that is. TO persons who are entitled to claim
his real estate by the intsstats laws.
II do not see anything in the general policy
Of the previous laws which would justify Us in
giving the act Of 1888 . construction not war
ranted by its plain words. IL is true that all
the acts on the same snhjsct are 70 be construed
together, as in pari materia; but whore the
words OF later act differ from those OF au old
er one the lsttsr act must prevail, and give the
rule in all cases 10 which it appliss"
We are not in possession Of . full copy OF this
opinion, but have quoted one Of the leading par
agraphs. The concluding sentences are % fol-
lows:
I'm reply 10 your propositions shall there
fore say
"lst. That . warrant issued after the death
81 claimant who left Q widow and children
enurss - the widows benefit alone.
ia. Where the deceased claimant vas
widow with two sets Of children. the warrant
enurss 70 the benefit Of her heirs Or leeasses.
I'D. Heirs are those Who are - desiarad bv
the Law Of claimants domicil."
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kg Cure NOurseif!-If you have Gonorrhea
elect, Structures Seminal Weakness any disease Of
the Genital Organs, procure at DR.. Bakers Spe-
cifc 1t is warranted to all cases in a few days.
is the emily safe and remedy diseases
now offered to the public. Plain directions for
company the medicine. With DR.. Bakers Specific you
can cure yourself, and thus prevent all exposure.
Prize 81 50 per bottle.
Sold by DR.. EAsTERLY, ofrhird and Che stnut
streets, st. Louis; by ". A. HOLTON i CO., QUIGLY
BRO, and D. slMMS CO., Alton, H. and Druggists
generally.
For sale by Z. Z. GAY, Burlington. aug17dkw1y
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New York Cattle Market.
ovl, Q


The yards were nearly all filled to-day with the in
lefor and common cattle which sold At range OF &c
70 vc Some selections were made during the early
hours at exc, but there few cattle on sale worth
mat price Extra cattle are very much wanted and
many OF the hrsl class butchers willing pay high
prices for them but there none in Market they
are compelled to take up with the best offerings which
they Select from various yards There lot of
very nns steers-only eight in number-which dis
po.ed OF ct an early hour at high price, The general
selling price was about &c. The total number on sale At
Aertons for the day, was $50; for the week, $780,
and at all the yards, 4,l29 head against 2s7 head
last week. showing an increase Of s42 head At her
gen there were sold 900 head prices corresponding
with those at Aliertons to-day. The ma rket cl,sed
ouii and downward, with a few left unsold. At the
other yards there prevailed fair and, At prices
corresponding with those at Allsrtons's.
SWINE
Continued to arrive freely but the market IL still
some hat depressed in consequence of the heavy
ceipfs during the month Of October. Sales have been
mainly at about last weeks quotations. Heavy corn
Ted Illinois have met with ready sale. and prices
are quite stiff. Sales made at from An to 5,.c
the latter an extreme price.
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negro dimi-doctor and demi-sorcsrer is
making faror in Paris-a fine, handsome ne
gre, well made, covered with diamonds and
Jessry, and drawn By pair Of valuable horses,
IN 40 elegant carriage, living in luxurious apart.
nsrss, demanding fabulous prices for his drugs,
which he administers himself His room is
eons'antl! Filed with the crsdulous and the
yeh
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PACIFIC RAiLRoAD.--Ths Washington CORES.
pendent Of the New York Times learns fron :
reliable source that NJ. Buchanan viii take
passage, this wisssr. Of Pacific Railroad bill
He will sketch she plan Of eonstsucsioa TO be-
favDsed BY his Administration.