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AFFLICTED FOR YEARS.

T. DELPHos, o., Jan. 3D. 1859. y
- Messrs Hunt Gardner Cents II wish 10 a. AXE
in Known to the public article, from which have
derived more benefit than from all other medicines
IN which ever used hsye been suferirg from e
Fever and Ague and It's Effects for the last i've
e years, in which time have scarcely enjoyed NJ
4 single day OF good heath, until ] procured from
&; your drug store bottle Of DR.. CHRIsTIE's AGUEk
p bALsAM. In few days found my self clear Of %
" Aeue, and rapidly recovering in health. r have
= not felt a symptom since commenced taking H.
taboet three months although cor stantly expos ed
q to cold and wtt eather. To my friends and the d
ri public generally suffering from this disease In any
" form, would say. procure . bottle and save
health constitution, u money. 4
Yours, J.8. GROSCOsT u
q Above are only few testimonials in favor of g
"a CHAIcI5ES AGUE BALSAM but space prohibits,
Il! Publishing more -
= Price, 81 per bottle. or s bot,l7s for ee.
& BOLLES, SMITH 4 CO.,
Ia South Water Street, Chicago.
Proprietors for the Northwestern states; also.
wholesale Dealers in Patent Medicines generally
For sale by all Druggists septz Sm
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MONEY! NApYrr

Inc supply Of money beyond the wants Of the
market has increased during the past week, and
an expectation OF any degree Of tightness this
TALL or the ensuing winter has been given up
September is the month when the market usual
ughtens, slacksning again in October, but
three fourths Of the dry goods business Of the
season ls over without throwing on the money
market the usual amount Of business paper,
and there is little chance Of any rise in the
rates Tor the use of money this side of Christ
mas. Large amounts Of money on call have
been offered, and in many instances refused,
though tendered at the low rate OF 8 per cent
The range is to per cent. for short loans
The export demand for specie hardly equals the
receipts from California, and there is not at
present any current Of specie Of importance to.
ward the interior. The Persia steamer takes
large amount this week, but the California
steamer brings in one much larger The amount
IN bank at last report was stationary The bank
deposits, however, have run down over a mil
hon OF dollars, showing a steady increase Of
buslness.-N. Y.sIndependent.
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- -
Pain! 2Nisa!! Pain ~!

Don't be Alarmed At the heading for we are only
producing idence that pain Of all kinds can be erad.
Gated BY the ase Of DIR. BAKERS PAIN pANACEA.
j. W. Morris, Of Cincinnati, says II procured bottle
for my wife, and after using two days she was able
to be about and free from all Rheumatic Pains and
restored to perfect health"
David T. Bolts, Of Westaed, Ind, says, 81 had the
Chronic Diarrhoea in its worst form, until procured
BAKERS PANACEA, and in using it ten days was
cured consider hat owe my life to the inventor Ct
this invaluable Panacea."
Jesse hroy' Cncinnat says he is very much troubled
with Cramps and severe pains in stomach when ex
posed TO the cold and wet, and at times he has
only to take BAKERS PANACEA, and he is soon re.
stored to health.
Price rs and so cents and 81 per bottle.
BOLLE5, SMITH 4 CO, Proprietors. Cticaoo.
For sale BY Agents and Druggists everywhere.
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AUDUBON CoUNrY.-A friend writes us from
Audubon County that matters arc all right
thsre; the political skies bright and Republicans
wlde awake. de says the mud sls" will teach
the enemies of free labor that manacles are not
yet fashionable in Iowa.
AT the AlhaV county fair, last week, young
lawyer picked up judges badge and made il
useful, taking company Of his friends on
tour Of inspection Of the cigars, tobacco, cor
dials aes, &C., on exhibition He left the ground
with full belly and two boxes Of cigars. q
bottle Of brandy, three pairs of gloves and
tea tray. But he did not feel SO well next day.
when he was taken before a magistrate and
lined for obtaining goods BY false pretences.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer, Of Wayne county, KY,
have % children. Theirs is perhaps the most
extensive Brewery in the West. e;
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Weea,. Pntcn, scxyfn, 1,.c,.;n.

Nced's Patent Sewing Machine.
We have often been asked which is the best Sewing
Machine 10 use, and to satisfy ourselves have spent
some time 10 examining them all, and now give our
opinion to our readers for their benefit.
Heparchased one of the above named Machines and
have tried It on every kind Of required in fam.
~, and 1t gives the best satisfaction; doing its work
very rapidly neatly and stronger than the usual hand
work. 1t is much harder to rip work done on this Ma.
chine than that done in the ordinary way 1t Is neat
ard tasty, being very nicely finished and to all appear
ance, simple, beyond the possibility of getting out Of
repair by ordinary 1t is very strong and durable,
and we are well assured Of them will not wear out
In years OF constant use 1t has already saved taors
and dressziakers bills enough in family to pay its
COST and We think it very profitable Investment to
say nothing OF its convenience and the Of needle
work 1t saves a mother. We most amphatically pro.
noun this the best Sewing Machine in use and the
greatest labor-saving invention of the day.
Messrs; WHITNEY L LYON, who are the proprIe
tors of these Machines, have sales at 35 Broad
way, New York.-lChicago Herald
W. I. BANNER, Agent in Burlington.
GRslLLE LEONARD, General Agent 81 Clark-st
Chicago. senrohn1n,
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rThs Burlington Band, hired BY the Mon.
mouth Republicans, 60 to Galssburg to tho
Lscoln and Douglas discussion in the morning
train. A good many people from this direction
vII probably attend.
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,rpr.nds everywhere will confer favor
4, serdi.e Us, a the earliest moment, reliable
slecsiou returns. Our State exchanges and oil
vb. ssrys Us in sbis respect may rely upon our
,seiprocs,ing The favor Whenever in our power.
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~ ~JNSs 49,
'tomach and bowels to car.
,p,ishinR two purposes ef.
painful feelings experienc.
,dtAdrfics. Ii strengthens
DC that II purges II; and
'te doses, will strengthen
I pidity.
the prin cipal regulators Of
when IL performs its func-
the system are fully de- el.
most entirely dependent
the Ltcer for the proper
lions, when the stomach
ut fault, and the whole
quence Of one organ--the
TO do it, duty. For the
OF the proprictors has
practice OF more than
some remedy wherewith
arrangements 10 which 10
4 -
edy 10 Ai last found, any
er C0MDPBaimt,in any
Try . bottle, and convic-
Gums remove all morbid
system, supplying in their
bile, invigoraiing the
digest well. pm rlGying
and health TO the whcSp
cause OF the disease-ef.
are cured, and what
EIDE by the occasional use
MeOR.
ID sufncient to relieve the
food from rising and sour
fore retiring, prevents
night, loossns the bow
iCoseivemeses
each meal will cure Dye
seaspoonfals will always
i MChes
Atsly relieves Ch0llc,
ed 10 . sure cure for
and . preventive Of
Cd 10 throw out Of the
medicine amer Z long
y 0WM dice removes al
color rom the skin.
time before eating gives
makes food digest well.
I'd cures Chrom L. Die
forms, while NunaneR
yield almost 10 the arst
IattAcks caused By
there b no sureP, safer,
world, - II asrsr Jdits.
DrOPsys BY exciting
recommending this medi-
fever and AgMey
YeveEo offs 011 1OUo
with certainty, and thou.
ltlfy % it, wonderful vir.
ylvlm9 s1Aelg uDa0M.
ogo 00vO1s
Mouth W ith the In
law both soGesA0Rs
n VI0ORATOR
/ DISCOVERY, and ID dali
great TO believe. u curss
dose oisis0 bsm.h. and
; II required 70 cure any
rom the worst J,iuRdtcs %
sadsseAs, all 81 which are
Liver.
4 Pen BOTTLE.
3t5 Broadway, New York.
old Also By II. BiAkesley,
8qnirss . Dioss nnriine
o1G1e4
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- The Great West is the promised land in the eyes
OF millions, both in the old world and the new Its
fertile soil and magnificent opportunities for develop
ment are the great sources Of its attractions But along
It's beautiful streams there Turks malaria Of the mos
deadly influence which is the great drawback Of that
splendid REGION and must remain so for many years to
come Emigrants and others who contemplate settle
melt IN that section, will do well to provide themselves
with the only cure that has yet been found efficient,
speedy and certain we mean DR.. J. H0STETTER'S
CELEBRATED BITTERs, VIII ch has snatched hun
dreds from an untimely Their operation upon
the digestive organs Is soon elt to be beneGcent with
out being violent.
FOR sale oy Druggists and dealers generally.
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PAGE CoUNrY.-We learn from the Council
Bluffs Nonpareil, one of the best papers in the
State, that this county, which lies directly East
OF Fremont, and bordering on Missouri, is be-
coming rapidly developed. at is well watersd
by tho Nishnabo,any, Tarkeo, and Nodaway
Rivers and their innumerabe tributaries The
valleys of these streams are unsurpassed iii
richness and for farming purposes, and their
btnks are thiokiy studded with fine timber A
large number OF emisranss settled in this coun
" this season, and many new farms have been
opened up. Page will soon become second to
none of the interior counties of the 'Slope" in
point of population, as she is now in enterprise
and natural advantages"
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Inc following is from Salt Lake City letter

The following is from a Salt Lake City letter
20 the New York Herald:
Ladies oil America, ladies of Europe, will you
pardon the communication of revolving truth.
"a vulgar English! You need not pronounce
'ne WORDS VITA audible voice when you read
them, but ponder them well in your hearts
The truth is this: There are among this peonle
at this hour, hundreds of females who have moi
shit to their backs, aud in instances not few
their outer garments (alias latter and rags) are
insufficient to conceal their nskedncss A tbev
so about the house. Men and boys in the same
condition The causes OF this lamentable dis.
tress may be found in Brighams cruel despot-
Ism, IN Gov. Cummings puerils administration.
ana in the suspension of Federal protection and
aid -"
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gH Cure A"urSe sf!-If you have Gonorrttea,
elect, Structures, Seminal Weakness any disease of
the Genital Organs, procure at once Dr. Bakers Spe-
cifc. 1t is warranted 10 all cases III sw DAYS.
1t is the emily safe and remedy secret
now offered 70 the public Plain directions use ac-
company the medicine. With DR.. Bakers Specific you
can cure yourself, and thus prevent al expo sare
Price 81 so per bottle.
Sold by Dr. EAsTERLY, corner ofThifa and CHI stnut
streets, 81. Louis by W. A. HoiTON& CO., QU.GLY
BRO, and d. sIMMS 4 CO., Alton, H. and Druggists
generally.
For sale by Z. Z. GAY, Burlington. augi7dasiy
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nm WIEYLY HAWK EYE
= Enss Caln.

This 1.-THE last opportunity We shall have be-
t.;e The elestion. Of addressing The readers Of
ar weekly paps~ We hope - 80 The Rspao-
,,..na Of Iowa, like thoss Of Iilineis. Indiana
.,d Ohio. marching - the pslls 10 solid body,
t.Ily alive to The great issues before tho coun.
!, .nd dsssrmiasd 70 do their whole dssy b.
.,,,,x he essp-as srses - sAs dsubls-Asadsd
s,,.a popular sovereignty democracy.
!. mould mot Do forgotten that this is the
zine eAmpaign-shas series Of false charges
..,s been preferred against the Republican
a,.,. Administrator which have been thor
..,h:, disproved time and again, but which are
..nroduced a. often BY their inscriptions Al.
,hora Al .bs last moment when too late TO
I. refu.sd, these men will probably BE- ready
,;,h new coinage Of falsshoods. Remember
~. hey are tAs msn Who plaadsrsd the School
f.nd Of very large amount through Dr.. EAds
that men who would mot hesitate 70 steal the
,.,epues sf the State would hardly stop at
mixing any statement Or iavsnsing any false
had 70 help themselves again into power.
Look gu. for bogus tioksss-fer frauds upon
=. ballot box, double voting. and every kind
4 ,riek and falsehoed.
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n. Peruvian ship Mercedes was wrecked on
IL. n, Of NAY, 1857, and 7sl psrishsd out Of
aAn
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GREAT BARCAINS!!

0t prime E96tetn c0et TOT
CASH ONLY,
The stock ha nd must be closed out in the next
four months, and VIII be sold at great sacrifice.
Come one, come all, and get the
G0EATEST DARGAfNSy
0c5 GRk.NBAUM KASKEL,
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TIE SUGAR CANE IN IowA-Durinc our re.
cent trip into the interior of the State, we no.
tced in Fayeite, Buchanan, Black Hawk and
other counties, large fields of the sugar cane,
which looked very promising. We are glad the
farmers have gone into the rearing of this plant.
hundreds OF Thousands of dollars will thus be
saved in this State
In western Iowa we believe there is more of
tie cane planted than in the eastern The Ores.
cent City Oracle has the following in relation to
the crop now on the ground through Western
Iowa: almost every farm has grown half an
acre to ten acres of the crop, and it seems to
be universally of tremendous growth. From
cursory or rough cal ,ulation, we make out that
tie Slope has enough OF the Chinese Sugar Cane
grown, TO make million gallons of Syrup. We
know OF score or two pressing mills complete ted
and many more under way. Iowa will make
her own sugar and syrup the present year, and
If this experiment: proves satisfactory, we shall
hereafter see very little Louisiana or West In.
dia sweetnin. The Sorghum bids fair to work a
vast change in the agricultural products of Iowa
- and soon we expect to see accounts of ex-
portations OF sugar and molasscs from our fast
pepalating and most eminently fertile State"-
Dubuque Times.
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AMI build IL up with unusual RI pidit
The Liver 10 one 81 the p
the human body; and when
tons we'll. the powers Of the .,
oped. The stomach IL al r. most
on the healthy action Of the 1
performance Of Its func- lions
lis at fault, the bowels are - ut "a
system suffers In conse- quen
Liver - having ceased - 10 d.
diseases OF that organ,cne = OF 1
made 1t his study, in - pracs
twenty years, to ard ~ some
to counteract the many deraE
Is liable.
To prove ihatthss rem = edy 1
persontroubled withl.iV- ere
Of Its forms has but 10 - TRY 3
ton Is certain. These Gum
or bad matter from the - syste
place q healthy flow ofyR bile,
stomach, causing food to Idiges
the blood. giving tone land
machinery, removing the lcauss
fecting a radical cure.
Bilious attacks are e
~ bctter,prcvenls - ed.
OF the liver Bnykg- ora
One dose after eating ~u1Iis sui
stomach and prevent the sIfood
ing.
Only one dose taken be- fore
Nightmare. -
Only one dose taken att. night
els gently, and cures q Cos
One dose taken after each
pepSla.
IL One dose OF two - teaap
relieve Sick Head. Zach
Only one dose inmedi- - atsly
One dose often repeat. ed II
Cholera MOFbns. and
Cholera.
Only one bottle ID need - Cd Il
system the effects OF medi,
sickness. al
One bottle taken for ~ Jau
saliowness or unn Aturni Icolor
One dose taken . short -ltIme
visor 20 the appetite and make
One dose often repeat - I'd Gu
arrlaRM In its worst ~ form,
and lso Syel complaints Yield
dose.
One or two doses cures attl
W~Fs0S In children YlthefS
or spscdier remedy In the vorl,
A few bottles cures -Drs
the absorbents. ~
We take pleasure In re-. - com.
cine IS . preventive for -iEev
Chill Fever, and eli - tHey
Tyre. Il operates with
sands are willing 30 Tee. . ltlfy
tues.
AL who use 10 are wivlI
AuaaO ~ aestiIaa0ssy IN lss
MAX Water ga Ihc npao n
vigOF1tOss and sss allow
THE LIVER INVI
Is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL Dis
ly working cures. almost too great
NJ u BY magic, eceR tAs Grst doe
seldom more than one bottle II /
kind Of l.lvcr Complaint. from Il
Dyspepsia 10 . common Asadsse
the result 81 y Diseased Live
PAIGE one noLLAn PEN
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor. 3A5 D
RsiaiIsA ~ DsuEsisss. Sold 81
n I VUn~A A ~. ~ u-x.t~, Um..e i.
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READ WHAT AGENTS saw

h Or n sYAAEs, OF Nation, ILL.,, under date of
Y aug. ~, 1925, says:-"send me another lot of =
I CHRIsTIE'S AGUE BALsAM, As have but tvof)
bottles in store, and the demand Is on the In. ~
crease am insuring every bottle, and - yet 10
none have been returned" N
\ J. ". PLuAAER, Druggist, vinton, Iowa, under n
tate OF Aug "a, 1851. writes :-"send me half "
j gross Of CHRISTIE'S A6UE BALSAM I have =
but three bottles hand and IL 10 selling rapidly.
1t Is the best remedy for Ague have ever Sold g
ar A. N. BLACsLIpGE, Of Metamcra, Ind
writes us, June L. 1851 and saws that the Bal n
sam has cured in every where taken. He l.
further says that one came from the Wabash -
MIR H. 7 swtgert, who had the Arue eighteen or
! twenty months. He insured three bottles to cure
! him. lie took only one bottle, and the result vas
"a permanent cure. He had paid about $50 for
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WHO MADE AANsAs Free THE Democrtic
papers are claiming that Kansas is free under
the Administration policy! This is rich. The
~ooie power of National Administration, for
Tour years, has been directed to the ensaye-
ment OF that Territory; and nothing but the
answering purpose of the Republicans in Con.
gress and out Of it, has saved her from the
clutches of the slave power. The Albany Even.
ing journal in speaking on this subject, says
.nst u territory consecrated to Freedom by
ths ordinance of 1857 and the Compromise Of
1870, Is unpolluted, it is because two Democrat.
ic Administrations have failed in their efforts
to TO force slavery upon the people of Kansas. If
: Kansas IS now to have the privilege of framing
her own Constitution, it is because the English
sslndle is rejected. And all Of this rebounds
10 the honor o. the Republicans, who, in a
h'e years conflict with Slavery and sham
democracy, have upheld the cause of Free
dom, but now rejoice to see its flag, torn but
lying, over the "Free Soil" the "Free Men,
aud the Free Presses" of Kansas.
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w lecteu STOCK OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
among which may be found
800 Cloth Goats;
80 - q
800 satinstt Goats;
800 Over-Coats, OF all kinds;
100 pairs Satinett and Cashmere Pants;
800 Satin Vests;
300 Satinett and Cashmere Vests;
100 dozen Under Shirts and Drawers:
100 White and Fancy Shirts;
IS pieces German and French Cloths;
Is German, French aud American Cassimeres:
50 6atinett, Of all colorA;.
And . full assortment Of
TAILORS TRIMMINGS.
which viii DO sold for CASH AT THE LOWIsrPRICrs.
Clothing Made to Order,
In the best and most fashionable STYLE q the loves,
rates.
sspt33-dAv 4. KAISER 90.
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE
RESPECTING
" DIR. CHRISTIE'S
"a C u e BAL SAM!!H
Y DE. CHRESTBEsS AGUE RALSAMl
Is the best remedy for the permanent cure Of
:. Chills and Fever,
N FEVER d 4GUE, DUMB AGUE,
and all Malarous Diseases incident to this climate

III SuIlstI0S Ague balSam n
Has never been known to fail where the directions
have been strictly followed;
DR. CHRlSTIES AGUE BALSAM IS AL.
Purely Vegetable Compound, Il
containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, strychnine,
vi or anything Of poisonous deleterious
nature.
DIR. CHRISTIE S AGUE BALS4Mk
Has had, for years, the largest sale OF any reme-
" dy for specific disease ever offered to the \
~ public. :
Dl.. C1lRESTIE'S AGTE EcAISAMt
- HAS attained its immense popularity through
us own merits, great power In curing disc ase, its
singular harmlessness, and freedom IRON hurtful
= ingredients. 1t can be taken by the he pess in
liant, vigorous youth, and feeble age, ever without
q injury, and always with benefit
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+. e. GAY, Sole Agent,
NO ~ Jefferson Street, Burlington, Iowa.
10 Whom All orders must be addressed from the
counties OF Des Moines Henry, Jefferson, Wapello and
LOUISA. lie VIII supply dealers at proprietors prices,
ana SEND the Pulls Ito Ladies" lconhdentially) by
to any part of the country, BY sending him a, 90
through the Burlington Post Ofice,Iowa
sept14.bn1Y
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Goods are now brought from the East via the
Chicago and Burlington Railroad to Burlington
and thence by river to this city. We saw to day
discharged from a steamer lot which came by
this out oithe.way route, the reason is, as we
learn, that freigh,s are twenty five per cent
cheaper on the Burlington road than on the
Chicago and Rock Island road. The last named
road refuses TO make any deductions on through
freights. merchant informed US that it cost
him as much to bring his goods from Chicago
to this place by the Rock Island route as the
freight from New York to Chicago Musca-
tine Innrnnls
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THE LIVER
4 N WIG @ IL ATOR +!
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,

COMpOuAUeu entlreIy from GUMS,
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIyE AND LIVER
4 MEDICINES now before the pubic, that acts AZ 4
Cdthdrtc easier, milder, and more efsctu thar nnv
other medicine known II 10 NOT only Cataa, tic but
Lrer remedy, actit frst the Lirer 10 eject IL
morbid matter then the stomach and be vel. 10 cav
ry of that matter thus accomplishing two purposes ef.
leetuay without any Of the painful feelings sxperiepc
cd in the operations Of most Cdtdrfcs Ii strengthens
The systt m at the time that II purges N: ana
when taken daily in moderate doses, viii siren rthen
AMI build il up with unusual RI pidity.
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4 fellow, named Merrill, last week, married
two girls in Ohio, within the short space Of
twenty.four hours, and when found out, elopsd
for parts unknown.
Among the curiosities Of the Industrial Exhi.
bition, at Providence, are Roger Willams's
pocket compass, King Philips chair, and his
succotash kettle.
An American engineer has offered the Gov
ernor General Of Cuba SGT 900 for permission
10 raise i've Spanish men Of war, sunk in the
mputh Of the harbor of Havana.
Not single passenger Of the 462, S2i trans-
ported over the New Haven and Hartford Rail-
read for the past year, received an injury Of
any kind.
There are boats now navigating the Erie Canal
Of greater tonnage than the ship with which
Columbus discovered America,
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