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LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN
TO the Public.

IfilS celebrated Gin pretending to nothing fut
= what 7 Is VIZ g pure and unadnitegated atrife,
some of is rival mitators deafter eglt yearsof pt
lie approval and very extensive sales in the cies5 oil
New York, Philadelphia. Boston and the Westerncit
les. has been pronounced BIZ the public as well ak by
the test medical and scientific antlofiies throughout
the United States and the Cafaas to be superior not
only beverage OF general use any other article
competing against it. but is nneuuaed in it's medici-
mai efficiency in all classes oil Complaints. To persons
travelling in these days Of rapid transit from East to
West North and SOUTH and particularly to those
crossing the lstrus and who constantly changing
their water well as their climatewho drinking
indeed dozen kinds of water in every twenty four
hours. and each draught containing property
acting in chemical autagonsm TO the preceding one.
thereby causing unnatural degree ei excitement TO
the somaclIt i postivcIy and absolutely necessary
10 n>e eounieractng agent From the fact that this
article Is prepared expressly 10 meet such exigences,
and 10 act we know it viii act, autiiote,
confidently prescribe it the ver best article in the
county The name OF Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps
has never been attached IN any way TO this article
THE LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN
Requires OF the usual caution the public to
beware Of counterfes being like all other genuine
articles, beyond the base art OF coanterieiting-
The London Club House Gin
Is an anil'ote TO the horrible adnteraton TO which
everything alcoholic is submittedthe noxous posons
made up and sold
Aromatic schiedam schnnpps. SC.
THE LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN
Regures no ''word of advice y caution to the pub
lie" Those who drink it. find the security in its
virtues against the vicious temptations Of drinking
any o It's vile limitations under advice - while
those who caution the public against counterieiters
have themselves been cautioned by the public 10 ie
ware of any bat
The London Club House Gin.
WILLIAM II. DAILY.
Sole Importer, New York.
AoTIcE-the unexampied success of
THE LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN
has Induced host of imitaors who are putting up Al
inferior article under similar titles. Purchasers will
pe1se netice the flcSiae of the signature the
dersisn d on the label
For sale by all the principal Liquor Houses in San
Francisco
apr II 3ns.
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FDrroRl CoSp sTloN Our dear
ly hel,v d J bn Ciar iton, of the La
Porte llev,enger, will nat give up the
proier, of an edi'oiial conventions, and
sill 70 his point Xix rusty weather
cock In his last issue he thus discous-
h:
We ike the course Of the Butte Re
cord in reference to the Editorial Con
venlion, that's right don lei broth
er Ridge or en- Adunis, fatten US III
that way, for we pledge our word, right
how, that if brother George and Harry,
md Mac. OF the Trinity JoDrnal, the
propDser Of the scheme, will meet Us at
the Fair, we will hold Convention AL
hy our selve in spite of snakes 1t is
true, it may not amount to much but
we will have a genial, frarernal shake oil
hands all around and prehaps we may
procure enough to dampen the dust
while in that land o. cakes Any of our
fraternity who wish to JOIN in the pro
jet, just send in vour 'keards' and
you will be welcome rs it whack -
We shall b. delighted to SEE the boys
here but who can expect the savage
political editors to attend the fair, right
in the midst Of their e,ectioneering bar
vest A good many Of them, like Dosh,
are "spilin' for a fight = and though,
IN Ireland, fair is proper place for
ti.hting, Fl the managers of eur Marysville
fair have neglected. to insert such per-
formances on their programme. Our
opinion is, and we are sorry to express
it, that there will be but slim turnout
Il editnYat the fair. If the aforesaid
,hn am erge, and Harry. and Mae
come, We Stall Do the best for them
can, and bold convention with
as sftcn as possible. If Mac.
] still feel sensitive on the subject
We shall furnish him with dvzen
ers of magnetic fsa powder at our
nse The gentlemen shall be
ospitably and affecti ,nately;
spend ont. -Mayysr,lls lNews
Columbia weekly news., 1858-08-26

AnlEs tbS1ivAL. we 50 to
rt,ss. We are made aware of the fact
tlaf the people a~c enjoying themselves
ovcrhc d, ~ nlnnal moi hat
would confcurd The 8 gen'leman from
below providi G he was in orr Office
trying to : set type"
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in his anna. never more % pan, nsvSr more
% DO put asunAee. Ard LAwrencs sans
thaaked God for biz new manhood, his Dies
sed salvation ~.
So you viii mot b supriaed that ono morn
ing g No were at breakfasts stout healthy
| 6curc, and smiling sunburnt face barst 10
upon 10 like . gush Of sunlight Could thls
be Lawrence Vane the man we never q.
, pected to see again alive, who felt he should
not be in existence fortnight aftef parting
from usi Yes, il vas he. frank and genial
With Z bloom on his cheek. and blossom
| ing out Of al his energies encomPassing
him.
He Kissed ~ all around, heartily; espAci..
ally pretty Bessey, whom he called 2 rogue
and cheat Then he rat down and told us
HID story with beautiful fiankness thas was
1 delightful to zee.
jnxaposition Mr. Lawrence, cried Mis-:
Bessey, shaking her black curls Ct him, and
mimicking his knowing tones: I've Desn
to Paris l know sonething OF the wor,d
Quarter quarterr cried Lawrence, iook-
ing handsomer than ever through ms DUST
e.
The dyspepsia, quoth Papa 'lyly, what
THE hectic fushr exclaimed Susan,
| All he fairly had to run away like COW
ard, as he was; we were too much Tor him
aud sweet Jenny Tracy was not there &C
shield him.
There were two happy weddings, and We
were all bridesmaids Bessey was lovely
in simple white muslin and fresh rose buds
and Jenny angelic in the rich veil and or
ange flowers Lawrence adorned her with.
John and Bessey live at Swallow Farm
and are staid we'll to-do couple. Jenny
and Lawrence reside few miles from towE
in pretty Gothic cottage, and are az happy
as happy can be Their charities, their JUS
tice, their good neighborhood, make then
revered and beloved by all.
So much for loves sweet influence Lool
to it, -ye inefficient men! Loungers learn
lesson! lLadys Homo Magazine.
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CHAPTER VII.

John gone
Yes Johns goue,' replied Jenny, with
her quiet smile, looking up at Lawrence
standing in the door way, hat in hand; no
seemed surprised and half provoked.
why, the rascal he promised to wait for
me. | thought he understood we were
going to town together in the morning
Il don't think he did, quite, or he would
have waited, said Jenny. why, Cousin
Lawrence, you are not going away so soon T
Her tone was aHectionate and kind. Law
renee closed the door, and sat down beside
her.
YES Jenny; / mus. 60 tomorrow.
Must is a hard word she said bending
over her sewing, and plying her needle
We shall miss you sadly
He was silent, watching her fingers fol-
lowing with his eyes the trembling of her
blonde rnglets, and wishing, wishing, wish
ing
oh, Jenny, Jenny, Jenny!
lie uttered her name as drowning man
calls for help; uttered it without cognizance
of his tongue or lips, seemingly But it
slid out of his full, full heart as water slides
from brook How could it help but startle
her, with its despairing energy, its heart
breaking emphasis. She started and the
work fell from her hands, her bosom heav-
ing, her mouth partly OPEN She could not
speak, but sat trembling, dumb
What should Lawrence do-betray him
self Let her, let John be witnesses OF his
| weakness!
Jenny Tracy be said, manfully, you
will have something to answer for you have
unnamed me. Made me weak and foolish
as child ! am going away tomorrow,
because lore you, and because it is the
best, the most honorable course for me to
have done me- And some day-when you
and John are married, and | shall have
found my peace-then and not till then,
will come to you.
He rose and walked to the door. She sat,
her pretty head dropping, her eyes filed
with tears.
'Lawrencer
The pleading in her voice detained him;
he stood irresolute She came to meet him,
pale and quiet, and held out little sealed,
white paper.
John asked me to give you this. Don't
60; read it
He tore il open, read on, grew dizzy and
blinded.
Not you! not you Jenny, Jenny Tracy
chat is this 2 he gasped.
She had gone to the window, but came to
him now, with little bunch Of hearts, lease
in her hand, an odor Of fragrance about
her.
NV eyes ere swimming, Jenny, | am D.
fraid. afraid to think have read Alright =
He saws it is Bessey, pretty Bessey that he
loves. that he will call wife HE blessing
his darling! Oh, what will l not risk now,
What will | mot dare for the sake Of yoaI
loyef :.
The gentle hands clasped his; the sweet
flowers. rested against hls heart, and the coll
voice Of Jenny Tracy whispered,
'lase AaytAiagf
So b. took his Joy and his glory home %
his broasG He folded his sweet lily Of the
valley, his fragrant slsndsr love, Gloss, Chess
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10 Farmers and Dealers.

To Farmers ana dealers.
VOUR attention 10 respt ctfuly solicited to the
il present extensive and complete stock Of Rarm-
ing Implements and Utensils In store, which
enables the proprietors Of the Burlington Agricultural
and Seed Warehouse offer unrivalled nducement TO
the trade and purchasers generally.
Large invoices Of Haying and Harvesting Tools con.
SCY3HE SNATHES, CRADLES, WOOD AND
IRON BRACE AND GRAPE VINE PAT.
TERMS, IA WORKS, Il 4 8tined, )SCYTXE
STONES d RIFLES, XiND d REVOL-
WING Hay FORKS etc., etc.,,
have Just received to which daily additions be-
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Purchasing directly from thefnanufacturers these
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full assortment Of Wood and Willow Ware, Cor.
dage, Bed Cords, Clothes Lines, Ac.. constantly on
hand. KEITH, ROBINSON CO.
June 12-4dt-wtf Water Street, near Jefferson,
Anv1ln Tnv
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Farmers, nave you ssen ana tried th
Worlds Fair Prize Chufnf

or. Davis Ad se0 IL Chmrm Il Butter
Worker Conn bimed-Patemsed Eebs 2Ss
1854.
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on exhibition, indeed always tai the first pre-
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IL. twill produce butter in ~ short time - any
other Churn.
3D. 1t will gather the butter after 1t is produced.
3d. 1t will work the butter into roll and expell the
butserm therefrom completely without the hand ladle
4fh. Il will salt the butter before taking it from
the Chur1.
5th. II can be operated by child with perfect ease
and is as easily cleansed Ms any other Churn.
practical operation will convince any person Of the
truth Of advertisements.
Below are few of the Of practices! butter ma.
kers, who have subscribed the following certificate
viz: We now using the above Churn and utter
Maker, it churns with and facility and also gathers
works and salts the butter perfect manner before
taking from the Churn, and We cheerfully recommend
it Is the best Churn We have ever seen.
Isaac Leonard, Crawford Hanna, Abner Comstock,
James Woodside, James Hilrry, Robert Brown, n
Gregg, Hamilton Brown, James Dickson, Brooks,
Samuel Foster, Alexander File ming, jeremiah Lee, Mr.
Thompson, B Bates, John Wild, Samuel Moore, Mr..
Davis, Jacob Wilhelm, James Robertson.
ture sell the above named Churn In Des Moines and
Henry Counties, Iowa, and Henderson and Warren
Counties Illinois, and is prepared to furnish all
who will favor him with their patronage.
~ These Churns are also for sale 1t Mim0AI
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Shop corner Of Valley and Eighth streets.
FEB a5-vtf n. r. GRIPPE.
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MARCH pa, 1857.

CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY.
TT1HE Michigan Central Railroad has the advantage Of
an ErclasiDe Telegraph Line, used entirely for the
movement Of all trains thereby avoiding possibility Of
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO:
5:l5 mn. EXPRESS MAn-making direct through
connections TO Niagara Falls Buffalo, New York and
7:45 d. m. CINCINNATI DEMONSTRATING direct
connections Lafayette Indianapolis, Cincinnat New
Albany Louisville, Dayton, Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Wheel
ing Pittsburg, Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington
7:A5 a. IN. TELEGRAPH Express Arriving at Mag.
ara Falls Buffalo next morning. New York at =. H.,
Philadelphia, via Elmra, at ~ 7. n, Boston at - 1t
night Connects at Paris with Buffalo and Lake Huron
Z. 4. for Buffalo and all points East.
800 ID. nns AFTERNOON ExPABsS-Arrives In New
York at second day, Boston ct r. H., and 1t
Philadelphia 1880 second morning.
$50 p. nm. NIGHT ExPREss-Arriying NJ Niaga.
70 Falls Buffalo next evening, New York, at r. n,
and Boston r. u next day. Connects at Paris with
Buffalo and Lake Huron r. r. for Buffalo and all points
with New Albany Salem R. Road for New Albany.
indianapolis, Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, GAINESVILLE,
Beefontaine Wheeling, baltimore, Washington, Pitts
- T1s Trains on tss CAtcago, Burlington d Qss~-
", Galena g Chicago Union, Luinois Central and
at Chicago, sdring TIE eepeaseto passengers Of A0ck
Adre and fraryer V Baggage.
The 81 : =. M, 500 ?. M: and s:3o P.n
GRAND TRUNK RALLWAYl
TO Kingston, Ogdensburg, Montreal, Quebec, and III
points in Canada East Northern Vermont, New Hamp.
well known BY the travelling public that this Road
has no competitor or equal facilities from Chicago 70
Niagara Falls, New York, Boston, Ogdensburgh, Mon
treal, &c, &c.
The only Train that leaves Chicago Saturday night 10
over this route. $50 r. M. One Train Sunday, $50
Pm. No 800 p. NJ. Saturday.
Baggage checked through to Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
New York, Boston, Elnira and Philadelphia
EHPassengers arriving at Chicago by any Of the
Railroads. will 6nd competent Agents the cars, and
baggage the depots, to receive checks and
their baggage to the Depot free
Of charge.
THROTGH TICKETS GOOD FOR NINETY DA vs.
Allowing holders to remain over and resume thei,
seats can be bought at the different Offices the West
also at the Passenger Depot foot Of Lake Street, and
the General Ticket Office, Corner Of Lake and Dearborn
Streets, Chicago. opposite the fremont House.
H. J. SPAULDIN0,
May 1, 1851. General Pass. Agents
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CPW1NG WED0-A nsv passnt. vAicA vtu
- pas up sgial 81 Ueek ord U not uhe1 WI -
takea asun, fss Of sAasge-4 ksps, peics - - Anv
eas vishin9 = ~ tAsn ea11o % q eAoQ . 9Z0sso.
oeVslo1D y. O 1A8Dx.
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AND great variety 81 astissss usually keptina AEsg
1lase Wapahonss vhieh TO noMesous 10 msation.
Mahogany and naack walnut Locking Glasses ffsn -
cents e6 70.
I Mattresses o. . - - %.
Braas Oecks, With Irea franes hsm o 90 y % 9.
liberal discount made to county deAlers leepeloD
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RAILR0AD LINE.

&0W &C. 4A9
New stage Route From Pacific.
Tie TermSnas or TIE Burlington aud NissoHrt Rsssr
Railroad.
TO OCEOLA, CLARK CO., IOWA-TRl-WEEKLf.
PASSENGERS going East, leave Pacific City, Mon.
i days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, att A. NJ, ana
arrive a OceoA Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturday,,
at p. NJ, and there connect with the WESTERN
STAGE COMPANIES lines TO oil points East, making
Pas .enSers going West, leave Oceola Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays, at 4 A. NJ, and arrive at
Pacific City, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at
p NJ connecting there with coaches and hacks to
Council Bluffs and Sioux City, Iowa, Omaha, Florence
Bellevue, Piattsmouth and Nebraska City, Nebraska
Territory, and ST. Josephs, Missouri being the Shortest
and best route to AL polntsin Western Iowa,
Nebraska and Kansas. a,
Fast Stock, accommodating Drivers, and good fare
along the line. ~
First class Hotels At either end Of the route.
J. SIIINN, General Agent.
Pacific City, Jan. 6-dw6m
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TWO DAILY TRAINS EACH WAY
To take effect December 3. 1855.
IRON and after the above date, trains willleave Bur-
e linston % follows:
q Nlall Traim.-Leaves Burlington at $50 =. \.
ed Accom- m OdatlOM /" g 500 !. =.
n These trains connect with the Western stage Co.'S
coaches for Fairfield Ottumwa Eddyvile, Pella Oska-
oosa Fort Des Mones, Charlton, Salem, Council Buns,
st. Marys Glenwood Nebraska City, &C., reaching the
Missouri river in less than four days.
LEAVES CHECAUQUA:
1st, Accommodation Traan-At o4o An.
ed, Mail Train AoOf N.
Passengers leaving Burlington in the morning can
spend the day Mt Pleasant and return in the alter
noon.
Leaving Mt Pleasant SIX O'Clock In the morning, can
stay ali day in Burlington and home at night.
EETcket Office corner of Water and Jefferson sts.,
Burlington, Ut the General Railroad Ticket once
sepS w. H. BACKUS. Superintendent.
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s1A. ~ 20 havs no ebuts, Jenny, / pray
voui lf there II anything, however greats
kovoSsr smsH. let ms-lst me have the eat
islhatica Of doing it.
she sssayed 70 speak one or twice, but
seemed struggling with some feeling un-
known to him.
You might help John, she said, ct lest,
timidly. Lawrence changed color and drep-
ped her hand instinctively.
WELL he said, at length. This time Jen.
ny gathered courage, for her voice sssad'eo
John has been engaged, Cousin Law
-onre-nsyer mind 10 whom-fer two whole
years. Perhaps you wer enot aware OF this
He has been striving 70 gain little TO Jay
by, to be able to marry. IT no had caPltai
enough to make . payment on little place.
he might, that 10, he could marry the one
he loves, and take her home, you under
| standT
Yes; 60 on, 60 on
John and have often talked OF 1T poor
fellow he gets down-hearted and miserable
oftentimes, although do my best to com
| fort him.
Yes, yes murmured Lawrence impa.
tisntly.
And now, Cousin Lawrence, here IL a
chance for you to do good. John Is poor,
YOU are well to do. If you had not solicited
me, should never have told you. MAKE
John happy out of your abundance, and
shall be thankful, and happy, too.
She turned her face toward him, Tor the firs'
time It was bathed in tears. Lawrence
rose from his chair, gravely and quietly :
/ Trust me to do this for him, for you, ht
said softly. Jenny you arc an angel with
. sudden impulse he drew her towards him
quickly, and kissed her pure forehead, the,
turning away, left her standing in the mid
die Of the room, breathless surprised, AMI
trembling like leaf
He ran up stairs, two three steps at
time; reached his own room and locked thu
door; walked rapidly up and down the floor
then threw himself into a chair, with low
hysterical laugh. Got up again, walked tn
floor twice, then throwing himself across hi
bed-as he had done many time, when
child, if grieved or angry--sobbed upon tn
pillow.