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PUSH oN!-A LAY0F DESTINY
BIZ HENRY :. SARGENT.

By HENRY :. SARGENT.
Awake : and listen. Everyuhere-
Prom upland, grove aud lawn.
out-6reathes the universal PRAYER.
The oTison Of morn
ARISE and don thy working earb
All nature Is astir;
Let honest motives be thv barb.
Aud usefulness thy spur.
stop net 70 list tie b0.sterous ieer.,
fHe would be what thou art n
---F Si-'uia not e'en offend thine ears,
Siih less disturb thy heart.
hat though you have no shining hoard,
dnheritance or stealth y
To purchase at the brokers' board.
The reeompenSe Of wealth
Push on You're ruzting while you stand;
lnaction viii not g.
Take Efe's small bundle in vonr hard
And traaze st s1iskly t.-lsaEn.
Push on,
Don't blush because you have a pat-a
IN honest labor Won
There's many small cot rooted with tlsteb
Is happier tlau a throne.
Push On The world is large enough
For you. ANA me, ana all.
You mus- expect your share Of rougn.
And, now and then, fail.
But up again act oat your part
Bear sniiiugly your load
There's nothing like a cherry heart
To mend Z Stony road.
Push on
Jump over an The rs and 5urs.
There's always some kind hand
To If, lies wagon from tie ruts,
q POKE away the sand.
Remember. when your sky Of blue
Is sLadored by cloud,
Tie sun vii shine AZ soon for you
= lon lLe monarch proud
1t is but written en- the moon
That Toll alone eulures
The king would dance rigadoon,
With that Jl.the soul Of yours.
Push en- You're rusting while you stand,
Inaetion VIII NOT do
Take LIES small bundle ia your hand,
And truage It lri-kly through.
Push on
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No. 43.

the candidates Of the Democratic partv. dis
gulse il IS yoQ may. IS a vote for Human Slave
~. Let every man DO his duty AT the polls.
consin, al the next election
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CHAR LIE cox
AuCTLSNAER
AND
c Q MINIS SION III e Z c n "a y 7

MINERAL Pol~r. WISCONSIN
I'll klnis q Gools ana P7persy sold Corausi~~.aa.
Refe~rHess -Ca1a & 5EgsSs1ere. Geo ". C0hb. y d.
Fheser. AE~rsl Feiay s,l HaEstead !. i. Nils, Ci-
ago beHl- Campbell, GzIszs
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-26

THE Kansas Golp DrGerxcs-Tt i se,t1et
,tia }he reported gold discoveries ia Westerr,
h-n~a-s are more than mere prefcntIons. The.
gold cigEilgs on Cherry River near Pixies
Peak. are Some 10 miles west Of Kansas Cifv
Ao., by the Santa Re route. g Carpenter. Of
Law lei-se' iAat.s4s has just returned from th,.
dlggines. and reporle ina. lie leff two lnr,lr.4
men st work dong Wei. Aloaf Of he cold i
iouac about seven feet below the surface. Nj
carpenter returned to get tools aad provisions
ior me Lawrence party. Of whom there are Gffy
7iN al 5he mlue~ he represents that the soil II.
NE valleys 81 western kausas is richer and
more productive than in any other rart Of tb,.
territory be fact tlat the gold Is Sufficient -
pay we.s. = aYW considered established IN Kan
sas and there Will doubtless be great rush +,
tAe diggiugs tending to reake business lively
again ia the territory B,rliSgso7, Hqsaket1
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CI!ARLE. I. LE.ATI..

Tr0FNrY- AND C0CNSELLgRS st ia W.
Rieufaul Ccrtre. Ischlau6 CcgHtE, N ls- all aasi-
ness entrusted thelr promptly attended to -FAt
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WEDNESDAY ,soassye, g o'elocZ


President called tbe Convention - order a. &
a'cloeE. ard Tie minutes 81 the preceding ses-
siau~ z-ere read and approved
Names Of counties were called and de.egs.es
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-26

lowlaz FROM yav York exchange


"AsHIScros. Oct. $40 2. II.
The Mayor Of this city has forbidde,. the Re-
IUtilesH- y IRE salute ia honor Of their tri-
emph in onlo and Pennsy kaaia-tLev will fire
enc hundred gua- outside the cor,1arafe limits
Tomorrow
Ia 1874 John Moore. State Treasurer st
SpT.a2heta' refused 10 allow G. n. Clay to speak
in ue state House, on the ground that Mr. q
was outside oi al healthy organizations. That
; ear lie Opposition sweut the State by unexaTn-
pied niaIortles. The Mayor Of Wasbinoton
Ai5ht cara something 5y the incident
i1--s t's-.--s-e'- Ef-ssa --L+.4 ,-.rsi-...-..s.
IN ciacilfsti, few days before the election,
Tex CaEpFs made a speech ia tie course -
which Le said
- think I could convince every impartial
Inau tt-.4 Es horse Of Popular Sovereignty was
esr8 horse ~ blown 70 atoms s. Democrat r.
euas. Aua rs for that wiai-bfo.er5. sfqyineJ
raa-g. .ae atlDo. pgosisc. be was sired bv
Thomas 'etie.>oH himself. a1d IT'S the horso T
H.aaa sn ride while there's halr h ljs tan =
Lass gLsaI aaI cheers.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-26

PRIEST x 1iENEsG,

a TroR> EY AND CoUASEI---E r. a-5-.sr Ia CrIsucs-
--s - - s-l
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BANKING AND EGCHAN &c OFF ICl
ITTIIER II WFIETTLE-EA

- ENERtL LAM A6ENr, opposite t1e Y : I5o+r'
i High-st- Slime d Point s-l
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MEDICAL. NOTICE.

I
rrrTTr UNDERSIGNED youI1 rcspectfav announce 10 his
eI4 friends aal patrons that lie Las re-estahl lse-
himself in Mineral Point ia tle practices q ArlEs
where he times promptly fsz'ona - t-e calls
81 those requiring has professional services
- Residence aat Office tltt-e south 1t JA- Y p
YTfs on the corner sref1 and Henry alley
i. the baiIdiug haretofore oeeuGis- ~ tfs Ia y r.
Henry ~ -
- 0r rf1sebrand has brought With him from Ger
many ~asla new ana valuable medical instruments t
M operation of hieh rteaa tiSua. snnations- ferers
nd deafness. rsay be speedily cl1ei eat-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-26

T-oRNET At law ana Solicitor IS Chaucary .Niu-
e.aI Point. olic= Tar-z.t~ Hla.s- 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-26

/ TToRNEYS 8SD cgUN> ELLuFs II Law. ana s..
n Eclters Cazlls-y, Ai4ai.l Point Dae- 5Iil
tons BlecE @-l
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SelFttRs sfli5ttIIanr.
A NIGHT WITH The GUERIIIAS
SCENE IN MEXICO
81 PHINEAs ?. roMPKISs.

The clouds are darkening northern skies.
While these z-e al serene:
The snow IL northern valIies lies.
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Tets original color, y Ralare's own pssesss. -
Prot. Old. woods CG3O6r1tG& hna
ri p1s.s = q. 81. :..... = - /.
testimony nom 1issinsushed persons nom ~ paTss
HOW. soIoloH MANN, Ann Arssr. n,eA.. 49,.
he wife, whose hair hed become very shia and sntss
white was restored 70 ts original brown color ana Ia
entirely over, the hsad. OtAen - nv h4iiy 80
friends are using your Restorative with the hspp,sss
HON. JUDGE BREEsE, Ez-senssss q Il,nsis, ssys.I
Woods Restorative, has rssamed IL original colof,
HON. B. {. srEWaET' ~. II nv A.,r -. 49,,
gray, but after using two botslss II rsssossd y 4
REV. J. K. BRAGG, Brooknsld, AAss., says. Il -.
constant tendency itching, and restored y Aais,
J. W. DAvlbsON. Aenmoash, INA, ssys. ~ Aa,x
was two-thlrds gray rather white, but, ~ De -
piication q ne Restorative, . directed, 4 ~
DR.. g. WALLIS, Chicago, says, after usins srsas
bottle Of your HAIR Restorative, when has cSres
BESJAMis IoNaRiDSs, 81 s ssv.nss Avenue, Nv
Erysipelas when began 10 srow nsteod = b1neh -
heretofore, Was well mixed with gray. HavinR tried
was induced to try yours asdi spite u ai -
tthAs had the deaired e0ecs. .F IA.
u. I. WILLIAMS. y. p, PeeEsnsyill., Ala, says.
mended 70 be- Ihave trtsdM fos 1essss aaA And n :
W. M. WOODWARD, n. D., HrssKsort, ". seya..
be recemmends Il In his pssctIos o. tAs 6s prepare
EDwAR. wALoorT. sss., .Ar... nen.As 60 -
nal coor smooth and glossy, I'll ~ ~ 81 weed
WILSON KING, ssys one nonsAs prO,er .pp,,e..y
ton .i restore asy psrsoas Aair = 10 original ca.
or andss1tIls. .s.- FEY, ss..53
hair firmly, y began . grow ont and ssrn black, IL
original color . -1t
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tLOUR-Buyant, sales 1000 bbls. % 75Al 2O super
state o5 OO05 -; extra do and western eb SOS 90
for extra round hoop Ohio. Canadian Flour steady
A SS06 Is for extra. Buckwheat -four In fair de-
mand ct 81 1902 6ak. Bye -four quiet and unchane-
cd, o 3O(0A 10.
WHEAT-Quiet and without change
kye-viRm sales, I 900 bush 7sc.
CORN-Lower. Sales 10000 bash at 76W77e.
mixed western.
OATS-Dail, 40@5sc state and western.
PORK-Firmer. Sales OF 200 bills IL rs old mess 91s
l10l0 IS; new do. Sl4 seas Is prime.
BEEF-Quist and unchanged.
BACON-Quiet but steady.
WHIeKEY-Eirm. Sales 25kc.
CUT AEAT6-Quiet at 6k@6k. ~
LAKD-Heavy, sales 800 bills 1lh011k.
BUTTERFLY moderate demand At 12090c for 0hie.
1612S for State.
CHEESE-Frm SkS0k. 'Fi
Stocks better but lack activity, money capitalists Of
er freely at 004 per cent call, t06 short, drst
class paper.
STEALING ExCHANGE-.-closes arm 1osx, at
which fair business was done for the steamer.
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FALSEHOOD vs.. FACT.


malicious and designing card, BY A G Bragg. ex-
tensvey advertised throughout the country, in effect
says: "The present propretors Of the Mexican Mus.
tang Llniment being unprincipled men they do not
make the said Liniment good as formerly was and
that he ~ will not be responsible for its edects"
cauo ming the public against nsc" etc. This means
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 number Of years; ;
we're 1t necessary 10 vneicass our reputation, We
should consider the endorsement Of this MIR Bragg .
very equivocal compliment.
His statement implies motire-ether public ben.
efsctor, ~ to further private interest. Which -
tS This said Bragg was, at one time, partner In the
Mustang Liniment, made celebrated by the originator
Mr. Geo. W. Westbrcck, and with the composition Of
which Bragg had nothing TO do. Mr. w. paid Mr. D.
50O0O for his hafAnteres in the article Ofcourse
the implied and covenanted consideration for such
amount Of money was that She Bragg, should for
ever, In any manner directly indirectly, be Interest,"
ed in manufacturing selling any Eminent, Ointment,
or Salve." Mr. westbrook heavily engaged In out
side business Toproteot his property and pay Bragg
be offered to sell this Lniment. We knew the value Of
the artice made the advances held the cancelled notes
-Brdgg's rscsipts n JaH for e5O.OoO-and became
owners Of the Eminent. We took immediate means 70
examine IT. recipe, protect 10 purity increase Ito sale,
etc. We believed then. now, that advertisement
wAsas cheap - really good medicine. and that ou.
interests lay directly In reaching the interests Of the
consumers. This Linment always popular, was never
entitled to the attention nov. The very best
materials are used-the recipe II alone owrs.
In less than six months from our purchase Of the
niuent, Mr. Bragg entered he market with iasitd-
ZION and cosase5stt Grttclx, under another name
We presented his contract Of sa- be the moral
obligation, and coakec hts iesa position BY doing tho
business under tho Of his He has struggled
for time, unable 70 make his article SELL IL not
liked; people say, ~ has virtue" q rot ~ fu-
srs ~ tWepossvs dAd ~ Sasssenss ssccess ~ orr
Ltadsssst, Ne coadtMg occ0stoa u ~ LAD tstHs-
sstsl public agpsa1f Ths pablic moi intssestsA
bstvssn barnes Parks and @ Bragg. but. they ars
y he sanslAe purity Of article Of such univsrsai
neeessiiy - this Inimank win you b ipessd upcni
W hAvs remained qsisi - niseakss W oauss. ard
tssads Gloss w warn him Of ths rsselts: b. pre-
eesds lAsAsR. Vim - rAen " cannot perceive WI
lainy 81 whsa " AAfs - pnnisA - psrpstraaer,
asA protect eur rishss.
" nanuiscsafs - seiedaa1. gtastas Mastana
LAninent. NJ - rseponsisae ~ les soe9ee
Neo1esec1Ays nAAMA kA9As
q s-rt1l-lu ns1 Ysxk and Claslnnaal
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A CARD To THE LADIES.
DR.. Duponco's Golden Periodical Pills
for Females.

Infalbe in erecting irregularities. relieving pain
full and distressing Menstruaton. particularly q
the change Of life,) remove all obstructions, from
whatever causes and always successful % preven-
tive ct the time perfectly harmless. The COM
position Of the Pills 10 secret, every agent selling
them presented With the receipt, and the age nwi
tell you they are the best Pills ever known for all
diseases peculiar to females, viz: Distressing and
Painful Nenstruation. Retention, Pains In the Back
Loias, Pressing down Paine, Rush Of Blood 70 the
Head, DEsiness, Dimness Of Sight, Green Sickness,
Heavnsss Fatigue any slight exsftion Palpitatisn
Of the Heart, and all the various distressing con-
plants, particularly the most annoylng, wssksning
and the beginning Of al other female weaknesses,
LEUCORRHEA on WHITES,
An Of which Da Dufoaoos Bassca GoLDsa Prls are
certain TO cure.
Price ei,O6per box. Sold BY
=. =. CAT, Sole Agsnt,
No % Js0brson Street, Duriingtsn, Iowa
To whom III orders must b addressed nom ne
counties ofDes Moinss, Henry jefferson, Mapelo and
Louisa. He viii supply dealers - prcpFistor pricss,
ana send the Pfls $50 LaSies' Seonhdentiay) MALL
y any part u M country, ~ ssnains hin vi -
through he Dasiinssoa Psst-Onse. Iowa.
sepflA-Ap1y
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By the ApEfication Of Electricity.
NALL at my once and have the old teeth and roots
~ that cause 80 much sufering-Neu ngia, Disea sed
Mouth and Stomach, offensive breath and bad
health-removed without pain have abundant
proof and refer to many for whom lave operated
during the past few days. that In the large majority o
cases (say nine in ten) WHATEVER Is felt in
movir the tooth. No unpleasant effect, a.
ter, can result from this an@esthetie scent.
jecl-d&wlm j. q. AEaaCROMBIE.
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BURLINGTON UNIVERSITY.

rT2E next Session Of Instruction in this Instu.
i ton will commence on Thursday, December 9th,
1858, Immediately after the close Of the present
sion, with no vacation intervening. and continue IL
weeks undsr the direction Of the competent and
experienced Faculty heretofore No higher advan.
tages for the education OF the ana daughters Of
citizens o. bur,nEion ano vicinity, y believed are or
tuition, than Afforded at this home school, For
any further Information ~ to terms studies,
Catalogue or inquire Of Rev. l.. u. Allen, Acting
President and Professor OF Ancient Languages, Rev.
J. T. Robert Professor OF Mathematics and Natural
Sciences or Miss Cornsla skinner prcceptress and
Teacher OF Modern Languages.
In behalf Of Board Of Trustees.
dec2-4wd&w q. J. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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s25 SEWING MACHINES,

KaymOnd,s Latest mar. rOyed.
DOUBLE THREADED SLWLFG MA
CHINE
WARRANTED EQUAL TO THE DEST. VIII sew
w all kinds Of goods from the finest the coarsest
1t 10 simple, convenient and durable and especially
adapted 70 family use.
Any person Of ordinary intelligence learn in one
hour TO it successfully.
Complete printed directions will be sent with every
machine. All inquiries by letter, with extra post
age stamp, will receive prompt answers with sample
OF sewing. EI
The Machines exhibition At the Shoe Store Of
O. H. sweetser Barrett House Block, where the Agent
will be happy TO give all necessary information.
oct1-d&wtf J. NJ. GORDON,
Aren't. for Des Moines County.
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V3A206AxAO G4AAA& kx4A0
fssparsd iron prsserptssn y etr }. Clarke, n. D.,
Physician Extrsofdlnafy 70 he Queen.
This veA-knovn medicine = impositisn, bat sure
and saSs remedy ios Hsmale Dimcnlnes ana Obstruc.
tions. from any whatever and although power
falfssdy, tAsy contain netting harsfd y tho con
stitutien.
TO MARRIED LADIES
y y peculiarly suted. Il vill in shorttm bring
the msnthly period With regularly.
1ssss Ris lass seoOr 6sea knoson b ai s0asre tAe
Sssscffoas - ~ - page 4, pospAsssors sssu o.
seyved.
- 1or fan particulars, ~ pamphlet, free, Of
Ne agent.
n. B.-11 and postage stamps enclosed to an a.
'hsrsed agent, viii insure bssls containing over 30
pills, ~ return Of mail.
sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
jon MOSES.
Gate l. G. Baldwin q Col
Rochester, N. Y.
ALLEN HENDRICKS,
Wholesale and Retail
Osc - Burlington, Iowa.
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Il ~ y, - II ls2SS2SSs 4ran 1enlr.
IT, hdoreed N ~ Meg Yerk Acadsmy u
~ pnklic ~ kncw 49, 49, xeaAsy * Ee1ls1ne
- lass oAdy shas vssl1 len1 " v eoy $500
Dseiae - - ~ - coses ~ ~ &e 1gyee
0b it3>a IA critical ssoninasisa u - 5000
" MfssssA Ne1Ies sa1 Dplany ,ie isarned ssfasae
~ - 1pulina prtns1esinG f1ySf1Aly npsn -
n,eeainr Il 10 ID fsllcvs ~ ~ remedial Agent weh
01s{AE ther counisnanee. Since ~ essepeanfe "A
1AeFup - - ~ sssslsn ~ INV Ac1eeMy - - n
sipein S4ns 1ss7 - 1seslsy hAve aet AsaltAfsdt
eGnihlt II ~ tAslr tel,sAs On ~ proper eccAscos'
- ~ - ness essN4ng ssselts Co. Livs 0M 80
lsne - pesortDeA. r. taees labcFing una3 3esap
psJssosats but ID eonssqsnes q ~ naAssss seess
- not bsea y pfsdnetiye - gec1 ~ ssnssw1se
ppal1 have 1Aeas - - y alsabsse ~ peiass ~
- sasse HIST RfefssssE oasfa aer mnc1 =
Nh labsSafssy, anceeeAed n pFepafng 5suy sAaS
~
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what has improved .you 70 In Appear
Woods Hair Restorative.
What has given ga such youthful lookf
Woods Hair Restorative.
To What agency to attribute your increased beau
~, my dear madames Sir, you very compliments
~, but am indebted to Professor
Woods Hair Restorative.
Sir, since saw ysu last you have grown twenty years
younger how is III A fact, my dear sir, am using
Woods Hair Restorative.
Why, my dear friend you wore s.Tatch q year ago,
and now you have splendid head Or black hair: to
what mirlcle are you indebted?
Woods Hair Restorative
am told madame, that the yeu were
once troubled with has left you? Yes sir by the aid
OF Woods Hair Restorative,
Such is the language all the country, and there
Is no fiction or imagination about II, reader. Woods
Hair Restorative Is honest and truly medicinal -
we'll - scientific preparation, and win do all this
CAUTIoN-Bsware OF worthless mutations as several
are already In the market, called BY different names
Use none unlesfthe words professor Woods Hair Res
torative Depot, st. Louis, Mo, and New York; are
blown in the bottle. Sold by Druggists and Patent
Medicine dealers. Also BY all Fancy and Toilet Goods
dealers, in the United States and Cxnadas.
Sold here by all Druggists.
decl.1m
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1 NJ, q si7 81 a. u MI 80 !
vszy - gzain j. ee1lag lleeas - -
80 = Ahishee Aguso. Ooaslay - 4,
| en- $3.50. - = Arl.s,,v =
- -1.' 80 = n. s
-. - 49, Nv 49, = z 49,
~ - 80 - 49, - 49,
viu - - hse Sts&e1. ~ nG1a1tc> ~
ne4a s.,n.k 49, en-. y. u. 90 ~ 8.
- ss 20, ,s -. ~ - -. !
-. Ses - - Ne
- eedsng aaenedAy ulghe = q fol4uo: u
9chenek &Dpnlno. sSsHs vss f.N4A
6andeelaa@, Davoy = O., ATS
1Aa 80 sss q 49, -
The whole uumber Of hoee elaashtseea IL.
Or b q
4 b Schenek and Dsaiss, lxs7o
: sundsslesd, Davsy 4 O., ll.soe
= g. Favorits & Co., l.50O
eEss 49,
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ris0n, between Ninth and Tenth streets, yester-
day afternoon, at o'clock. II originated in
little frame tenement occupied by Richard Dut.
ton, tailor. in the employ Of Mr.. Parks, and
soon communicated to an adjoining shantie, in
which two Irish families by the name of Maher
lived Both houses were speedily Destroyed
The manner in which the fire caught 10 as fol-
lows: Mrs. Dutton, 40 she was frequently in
the habit Of doing, locked her three children
aged six, four and two years, in the house, and
went over to a neighbours after milk. There
WAS lot of shayings ON the foor-the house
was being repaired-and it is supposed the chill.
dren set them on FIRE while playing. The ehil.
dren were unable to get out, but might have
been saved by one Of the neighbors, We under
stand, If he had only possessed the presence Of
mind TO have broken the door down; but instead
OF doing this, he ran after Mrs. Dutton to get
the key. The fire spread rapidly, and before
he returned the house was ell In flames. Mrs.
Dutton succeeded in saving the youngest child,
which lay close to the door. The others, boy
aged six aud girl four years old, had retreat
ed to the back part Of the house and could not
be reached. Before an entrance could be eff
fected through the back part Of the house, the
floor gave way and precipitated the fast consum-
ing bodies Of tie poor children into the cellar.
The youngest child had its face, arms and chest
badly burned, and will not probably recover.
II 10 1t the house Of Mrs. Soutter, and I'll Is be-
ing donc for il that = possible. Mr. Dalton
lost all Of furniture, psosisiena, b., and ID
LEFT pennjleas and homslses. Mrs. Maher snc-
oseded In saving portion Of her furniture, but
lost her supply Of proviaions, which she had laid
II for The winter. Her husband and con have
gons South II search Of work, and ~ u LEFT
ksss nov pannilsss and uithous housa 81 pro-
visienA She i truly an otjscs Of charity, and
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a. Ladies, Read Thfsy-Dr. Hoopsr's re.
male Cordial safe and sure remedy for female
plants arising from debility, such Irregularity
Suppression Of the Menses Fuor Albus Whites Bar
rennsss, Sallow Complexion Headache Dxziness, Weak
Nerves, Frightul Dreams, and all diseases caused by
Colds Checked Precipitation, Excesses Over Excitement
dc. Thousands been cured by this Cor
DIAL after the prescriptions Of their physicians have
failed. and the diseases resisted Al other Yemedies
Price, One Dollar per bottle, six bottles for Five
Dollars.
Far sale BY DIR. EAeTERLY, corner Of Third and
Chestnut streets, st. Louis, NO.; BY WA. HOLTON
CO., QUIGLY BRO, and D. SIAMs CO., Alton, Ill,
and Druggists generally.
For sale BY I. =. GAY Burlington. augl7dAw1y
- Cure Y0uFselfy-Ifyouh have Gonorrhea,
Gleet Structures, Seminal Weakness any disease Of
the Genital Organs, procure at Or. Bakers spe
cAc. It's warranted 70 all cases In few days.
1t 10 the emily safe and remedy for secret diseases
now offered to the public Plain directions for
company the medicine. With Or. Bakers Specific you
can cure yourself, and thus prevent Ill exposure.
Price u 80 per bottle.
Sold BY Dr.. EASTERLY, corner ofThira and Chestnut
streets, st. Louis BY WA. HOLTON . CO., QUIGLY
BRO. and D. sIMMS CO., Alton, H., and Druggists
generally.
For sale BY y. u. GAY, Burlington. augl7d&w1y
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THE Liver
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PREPARED Br DIR. SANFORD.
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rs ONE OF THE BEST RUR0ATIvB AND LIVE
i MEDICINES nov before the pahlic. thai 80 4 4
Cdfharfic easier, milder, and ectual than ~
other medicine known. Il b mos only Qp1Aarftc I'D
LUer remedy, acting 0rss the Leer % eixet ~
morbid then the stomach And buvelc o ceT
~ on that matter thus accomplishing two purposes =
fectualy without any Of The Panfn feelings eipsrene-
the system At the same Tins That II pusees IL an1
when taken daily in moderate doses. vim strenrtAea
and build II up with un0sual RI pIdity
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-21
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