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Farmers, nave You seen anu tried the
Worlds Fair Prize Churn?
Of. E.tNiA' AdiGStfsi 10 Shnrn Il Rutfcr.

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Worlds Fair Prize Churn?
Or. E.tyiss diGststt 10 S.nrn Il Putfcr.
1881. -
a ~ our State Fair, held at Muscatinc Iowa last
~ October, tlsa6,l this Churn alone had Premium
awa ded - although there eight or ten other Charms
On exhibition and indeed il always tai es The arst mrs,
MUM Wherever introduced The advantages or ,h;s
Chafn over all others follows:
ist II viii produce butter in as short time az anv
other Charu. ~ - "'1
"a. 1t will gather the butter after it sproapeea
od ~ Will work the butter into roll nd expa ,ba
batiefmu erefrom completely without the hand ladia
4th II viii salt the butter before taxing il frnr
the Churn. = from
9th. II can be operated by child with perfect a.s.
ana issas easily cieansed as any other Churn
pfactieaI operation will convince any person Of the
truth OF these statements.
B.iow a few of the names Of nra~tic., t..... =
kers who have subscribed the following csrtiacata
via; We are now using the above Churn and Iu,sar
Maker, caurns with and facility and also On bsr.
WORKS and salts the butter in perfect manner hefr.
takg ~ from the Charm and cLeerfully recommend
II as the best Churn We have ever seen
Isaac Leonard, Crawford Hanna, Ahper CapstocL
James Woodsde, James Hlery, Robert brown ! n
SSaegg, Hamilton Brown. JAMES Dickson, Brooks.
Samuel Foster, Alexander Fleming, Jeremiah Lee NJ
Thompson, ID Bates, John Wild, Samuel Moore NJ
Davis, Jacob wilhelm, James Robertson.
The subscriber has purchased the right TO manpfac
lure ane sell the above named Chufn Des Molne ana
Henry Counties, Iowa, and Henderson aud Warren
Souhtes ILLINOIS, and Is now prepared to furnish All
who viii favor him with their patronage.
~ These Churns are also for sale at j Kimball A
Cos, Keith Robinson Co.'s, and q Lauman's, Bur.
lington, lows. = A
Shop corner ofvalley and Eighth streets.
feb 25-wtf nj p GRrpr
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TWO DAILY TRAINS EACH WAY.
To take effect December 3. 1856.
IRON and after the above date, trains wileave Bur
IL lington follows:
LIST Mail Trsain.-LeAves Burlington at $50 a. n.
ed Accommodation . 500 r. n.
~ These trains connect with the Western Stage Co .
coaches for Fairfield Ottumwa, Eddyvle, Pes, Oska-
leosa, Fort Des Moines, Charlton, Saen Council Bluffs
st. Marys Gienwood, Nebraska City, &C.. reaching the
Missouri river in less than four days.
LEAVES CHECAUQUA:
LIST. Accommodation Rrain-At5.s0 An.
ed, Mail Train - ACORN.
Passengers leaving Burlington In the morning can
spend the day in Mt Pleasant, and return in the
Leaving Mt Pleasant at SIX O'Clock in the morning, can
stay all day In Burlington, and return home at night.
Ticket Office corner OF Water and Jefferson sts
Burlington, at the General Railroad Ticket Office.
sep5 w. IL. BACKCS, Superintendent.
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r. TO- n q "A d

RAIL DAD.
IN ana aes.r wednesday. Marrh ioth, 1858, trains
VA this route n fellows leaving East Bur-
lngton BY 9. y . O. trAits:
IL Passenger AZ go A. NJ for Peoria. Chicago,
CINCINNATI Alton and q. Louis. via Gafrsbarg Knox
yihe kimwocd aud Peoria, to fkirago, and via Bloom
ington SpringA ID Drcaiuf Lafayette Pana, sandovAl
TeSre laute and Indianapolis, for Cincinnati aad st.
Louis.
III Passeagef At a:45 r. A. for Peoria, Chicago, Gin
cinnat Alson and i. Louis, making cese connection ~
above.
Passengers via this route VIII change ut Gales
burg.
baggage will be checked through from Burlington 70
not to need rechesking ~ Gasbnfg, t tnast bs al
tended to and properly checked on the Fer. Ennt.
Tire trains OF the b. NJ X. II. H. direct c0p-
neeiuEs With he trains sia this route tbs route 10
saving OF fIFfr-0NG Mi rs 81 travel any other
to southern prints.
H THROUGH tickets 70 all the above pnists and to all
Eastern cities, may be obtained ut the Tekrt Office Of
the O. b. % Q. Il. r., Of Jefferson and Water
Streets. X. r. HOSr0Rp,
Passenger Agent, Burlington, Iowa.
r. y. RODERTs Supt., Peoria, IL.
Y. H. KELLOGG, Genn Ticket Agt, Peoria, III.
mAr1Sdw
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ANOTHER Doc IrEM.--In this State, dogs,
unless taxed, are not property. Conse-
quently, man who steals dog, isn't a
thief, in the eye of the law. Some time
since, gentleman in this city lost a yery
valuable dog. The quadruped was stolen
by swill gatherer To recover the quadru
ped, the owner applied to lawyer. Law
yer looked grave, and opened the follow
ing conversation:
You're sure your dog is stolen r
Certain. | know where the man lives
that has him. want q search warrant to
ransack his premises
Cant be done. An untaxed dog in the
eye Of the law, isn't property"
"lndeedl Queer country, amt itY'
Rather Had the dog collar ?"
lie had, and with my name on it,
"All right, then. Well get q search war.
rant for the collar. A collars property,
though dog isn't"
The sequel 10, that the search warrant
was obtained, and the property was recoy-
cred. Who but . lawyer would have
thought Of such plan 2-North American
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The BURGIxG AoUErAIx.-As 10 generally
known, there 10 . vein of coal located above
water level in the Broad Mountain, about seven
miles from this borough. and near Heckscher-
vile, which for twenty one years has been On
Gre. The vein, which contains excellent white
ash coal, ID some forty feet in thickness. The
origin Of the fire 10 attributed to a couple OF
miners, who. having some work to perform in
the depth Of winter, built firs-they being
cold-in the gangway. The flames destroying
the prop timbers, we're carried BY . strong cur
rent rapidly along the passage, and the Are com
municating to the coal. all subsequent efforts to
extinguish it we're Intellectual. The men were
cut Oh from escape, and were undoubtedly suf-
located to death. Their remains we're never
found. a few DAYS since We assembled the
mountain ~ the spot of the FIRE, aud we're much
interested in examining the effect Of the fire
upon the surface The course Of il is from west
70 east. and where the vein 10 nearest the sur
face, the ground 10 for the space Of several hun.
dred feet sunken into deep pits; and while the
stones exhibit evidencs Of having been exposed
% the action Of intense heat, every vestige Of
Vegetation had been blasted. II il . desert
tract in the midst Of smiling fertility. The
ground Ia some places Was almost too warm for
Ihe hand TO rest upon il, while steam from
water, heated BY the internal FIRE, rose from
every pore. The Gre has evidently extended
for several hundred yards from the place it
originated, and Ands vent and air to continue
its progress u the pits 70 which We have ai-
luded. 4 score Of years has passed, still Il
burns, until further feel ID denied the devouring
element Thousands Of tans Of coal hsvs an-
doubtedly been consumed, and thousands Of
tuna may yes feed the fire before Il = checked.
Miners Journal Postsville, Pc.
0erman In w.N.vtavn VIA. mot long since.
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NEW SASH, doom AND BLIND ~
~ TOtlYs NJ. Pleasant Street, opposite ". ssa
Flank Road Depot, adjoining the on MIL. Barnns,, n.
o~A. Ancommen- work constantly On hand. -
ere, by mail Or otherwise, promptly attended y
Aov. 9S.w. uk1AM kOSNA
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The celebrated Benjamin West related
snat his mother once kissed him eagerly
when he showed her likeness he had
skseched Of his baby sister, aad he adds.
That kiss aade ne painter"
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.Notica

VIE undersigned hold BY assignment from Clark q
Seely, OF the city Of Burlington Iowa. all OF their
unsettled Book accounts prior TO the It'll or Nav 1857
and the right to receive payments all notes execu.
ted since the 7th day OF May To liquidation said &c.
counts and 10 settle and receive payments on Mi nm
settled accounts. Gune i6-bptfl JOHN START co
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Ana great variety OF articles usually kept In frst
Class Warehouse, which are too numerous 10 mention
Mahogany and Black Walnut Looking Glasses from 81
cents IS 90.
GIN Frame Looking Glasses from 81 25 to $3.50 90.
Mattresses u 20 to $50 o..
Brass Clocks, with Iron frames from az 80 To a On
liberal discount made to country Dealers Chm
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FURNITURE FURNITURE!!
Fresh Arrivals at
II. C. II A r D VS.

WHOLESAL Lee RE7-AIL FURNITURE. BEDDING
d LOOKING GLASS WAREHOUSE.
Jefferson Str between Water AMI Main, in Mr. Postle.
waits new four story brick.
IL. HARDY returns his thanks to the
1S1 citizens OF Burlington and vicinity for their
previous patronage and solcits continuance feeling
conndent that he can continue to give perfect satisc
ion.
owing to hard times have purchased Goods yery
much lower than fo merry, hat il enables me to ,e
al doafs IN my line from - % per cent less than am
other house in the West, aud ali Goods warranted as
good as represented or tie 4ey refunded. DIV stock
consists OF the following Goods in
In ~
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3. & n. r. &. FREIGHT OFFICE.
lNAE only Freighttran on this road leaves Builings
Il ton at SEQ A.. n.
ALBRIGHT designed to be forwarded on any particular
day should be delivered on the DAY previous,
may2Sbptf. WM III gACKUS sup't
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A correspondent Of the Fairmont True
Nirgnian, under date Of March 5th, writing,
from this city, gives the following account
Of our town:
Burlington contains about sixteen thou
sand inhabitants, and is beautifully situated
upon the slopes and bluffs upon the western
shore OF the great Mississippi river. IL is
the seat Of justice for Des Moines county
Iowa, and IS the terminus of two great rail-
roads, has good river harbor and landing,
and an extensive commerce. She has in a
few years greatly increased in extent. in
business, in wealth, in influence, and in the
intelligence and morality Of her people. and
while other cities have been crushed fand
have become literally bankrupt ben att,
the monetary Troubles which recently rolled
like waves over The whole country, Burlna-
ton has stood firm maintained her credit and
character, and although somewhat crippled
In her manufacturing and mercantile inter
ests, has suffered no important failures, and
but lew temporary suspensions, while she
has gone steadily on in her city improve
ments and other business We reside in
North Burlington, upon Burlington heights,
a beautiful fiat Of nearly level land 200 feet
or more above the river already ornament
ed with churches, sch0olhouses. and many
superb and handsome residences From
this point of observation, with but glance
OF the eye, you may look upon the city with
its most interesting, picturesque, and beauti-
fni surroundings. Looking westward, you
glance at West Burlington, Dutchtown, and
the timber land, which like fringe 80
beautifully borders the rivers and prairies
OF Iowa. turning your eyes northwari you
behold with delight at a distance of Is Or
more miles, unobtrusively rising as from
amid beautiful forest, the great father of
waters, upon whose CLASSY bosom, often
FURNISHED with the rays of summers sun.
you gaze with transport while contemplating
that which in imagery looks more like n
glowing stream Of fire, than the blue waters
OF magnificent river Gazing in an easter |
ly direction, your eyes are ravished with the |
most delightful view of vast extent Of the |
great prairie State itself, with her immense |
savannas and natural meadows, her broad |
acres Of cultivated lands, her beautiful villa
ges and towns, and her timber fats, bor-
dering upon streams, and dotting the wide |
Prairies, and in the distance looking like the
shadows Of clouds Aitting upon clear sky.
ana ever and anon, at q great distance. ris-
ing upon the horison, you descry q small.
bland cloud. quite in tho verge az heaven
lying ~ If upon winged winds, vestvsrd-
now streams Of fire roll like lightn;nc. gi..a
and upon the back ground you behold with
amusement Ssocing mass, "a fiery chariot.
with flaming wheels, followed by . long and
stately train, flying upon the clouds, Chen
quickly stealing down from the eastern skies
yOu - N tn0iM unOn the meaAowa r,,.n:n- |
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GPRING BEDS-A new patent, which l viii
~ put up on trial OF one week and IL liked will b
taken down. free OF charge-t kept. price o. 90 ANY
one wishing 70 try them can do by calling ct my store
septic bp H. G. HARDY
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MOSS 6lDE.-A fresh supply 81 Moss side,
N1 Marion HArianc. For sxeby J.P. nnOWN.
sspO BaErss House Block, oast.
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AILROAD LINE.
IA u y. -

New Stage K0utc From Pacific,
Tic Terminus ef the darlington and Missouri Riser
RGaf00d.
TO OCEoLA, CLARK CO., !0WA--TRI-WEEkLY.
PASSENGERS going East, leave Pacific City, Mon
L days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at A. NJ, and
arrive at 0ceoa Tuesdays, Thursdays, AMI Saturday,,
At d p. NJ, and there connect with the WESTERN
STAGE COMPANY's lines TO all points East, making
the trip to Burlington in four days.
Passengers going West, leave Oceola Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at 4 A. NJ, and arrive IT
Pacific City, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays ~
z. NJ, connecting there with coaches and hacks to
Bellevue, Portsmouth and Nebraska City, Nebraska
Territory and ST. Josephs Missouri being the Shortest
cheapest and best route to all points In Western Iowa,
Nebraska and Kansas.
Fast Stock, accommodating Drivers, and good fare
along the line.
First class Hotels at either end OF the route.
J. SHINN, General Agent.
Pacific City, Jan. edwin
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4 G y N rs OR

MILLEKE'S DEOMEDE will stand this sea.
N1 son "for the Improvement of stock at the frame
stable corner ain and Valley streets Burlington Iowa
For further particulars enquire Of the Groom i. the
stable, or OF III. g. MILLER,
apri3.d4twst* p,onrte,or
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A German 10 Watertevn Wis, not long since,
% . vages. draAk ssch essatisy ef lager bese
that is 0s4s AiD iaAas, ed sa0e asae oesttag
Nh - NJ
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DR.. E. B. Paine, DR.. G. C. White.
saONsEOPATfIsIS
PROFESSIONAL Calls in the city or country promptly
attended to.
Office opposite Barret House, Third st., ever Par.
y Freeman's store.
Dr. Paines residence on North Hill, opposite the res
tdence of NJ d. Browning, Esq, Fifth ST., fourth
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. tHC d.sfWIcS una SseMtse men OF IL !.
ftnGton and Vicinity.
DENTISTRY.
HahE undersigned, thankful for the patronage ex.
tended to him for the past eight years in this city,
would say that he has associated with him in practice
:. v. buRCH, NJ d., an experienced Dentist, having
oeen IN the practice of that profession for the past
eighteen years and thoroughly posted up all the late
mproyements in Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry,
including Aliens Continuous Gum Work. mot put up
In any office IN this part Of the State
Having been associated with Dr. Allen in the mann.
factory OF this work, gives Dr. Burch superior adyan.
tage in that department
We are now prepared to practice the latest improve
m ants and perform all diihcus operations in Dental
Surgery and Mechanical Dentistry.
Office (for the presently north side Jefferson 81 over
Allen Hendricks Drug Store
apr7 d lwSmw ] g. ARERCPnNRIE
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DERCGSAIOS SEAT. PRESSES are ms
IL ufactured TO order y

J. w. e G. 4. WHITE,
their establishment Main Street. lows
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
extended to NJ, determined to merit contin.
nance Of the same by sparin2 pains expense to
give perfect satisfaction. We prepared to do all
kinds OF Seal Engraving, and furnish the same with
Presses Of any Of the kinda now in use. Also, Die
Sinking and all kinds Of StcE Gil Brande done to order
j. w. C. A. WHITE.
Postage Presses like Tie above will be but two
dollars to any Post Once Iinly 20
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STEPHEN T. ACRES,
RCOX Kinder. Paper Bulcr a. Blank
~ S0Ok Manufacture
In Coobaugh's Block Main Street,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
Binding Of every description done &c order. Blank
Books ruled and manufactured in any style. PAPER
Blanks, &c, ruled to any pattern my4-bpy
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fallen into the hands of the Philistines-thei
natural guardians have opened the food-gates Of
destruction upon them. and unless a speedy check
is given to the evil, their doom is but q question
of time.
We trust that this subject, which, in its bear
ings upon the morals of the people at large, i
far more important than the late g d~ance-hoqse'
question.-will be taken up by the Legislature Of
this year, and prompt and energetic action be
had upon it. With all true friends Of the Ha-
waiian race, there can be but one opinion in
this matter.
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The Hulas.

1t seems that the practice of hulas, or native
dances, is becoming more universal every day.
To the countenance and support of the govern
ment, through the columns of the Pol nesian and
otherwise, is clearly due this retrograde movement
of the nation towards heathenism. Under the
plea of allowing the natives a harmless amuse-
ment, long diatribes are written by the govern
ment editor upon the benefits of physical educa-
ton, and the most shameless and licentious con-
duct is practically licensed by the government it.
self. 1t does not indeed commit itself to public
condemnation by openly fixing a price upon the
privilege of carrying ona hula but weare informed
that presents in money, etc., are regularly set
apart from the infamous earnings of the perform
ers, as a sort of douceur or tribute to ssthe chief,''
and they boldly assert that they are under the
protection of government, and defy police inter-
ference. But the disease is not confined to Homo
lulu alone-the leprosy is spreading into the re-
mote districts and attacks the previously indus
trious and moral among the people, inevitably
leading to idleness and all its attendant vices.
Startling as it may seem, a return to idolatry is
only a natural result of the hula. Perhaps the
government organ, in order to be consistent, will
next week advocate the revival of Sc the harmless
amusements of the heiau.' The following ex-
tract from an intelligent and reliable cores
pendent at Waialua, on this island, reveals some
of the sad results of 8 a revival of the ancient
games and pastimes 3"
.This part of waialua is lilo to the hala. One of
the leading deacons in the Protestant Church has now
u class of twelve whom he is instructing in the songs
and art. He receives $40 per scholar. Idols. as
am informed by an intelligent native, are worshipped.
In one of the houses which are lilo to the hula, there
are throe idolaa2 u feet high. so saws repOrtl VOtiye
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rhe Catholic Ch-rch .. D-r..Aen.e...

sBishop Bayley, the Catholic Bishop of New Jer-
sy, has is. ,ed a manifesto bringing the machinery
Of the church to bear against the vice of drunkenness.
churches. in which he calls attention to two classes
Leaving to the pastors the choice of the particular
means to be used, he suggests that each should keep
. list Of the drunksrds and liquor dealers in his
church He says:
ssI am determined to make use Of the most severe
measures against all who are addicted to this scandal
Gus and destructive vice; and If they continue in the
practice of il they must do il as oufcasts from the
Catholic church, who have no right to the name Of
Catholic while they live, nor to Christian burial when
thsy die"
Nh. EDruR IL cut the above from the New York
ZxDr<ss. OF Feb. 18th. As drunkards all come from
the class Of temperate drinkers, and from no other.
and ~ "no drunkard shall inherit the kingdom Of
haven" II Holy Writ is to be believed. I for one.
think the above decision Of Bishop Bayley perfectly
within the scope of his official duties
!. Il il not frightful to contemplate the responsibility
81 men in this community, who hold up their heads
- respectable. and who are constantly engaged in
tie deplorsble business Of drunkard-makings Money
i made BY selling liquor, whereby drunkards arc
made; and yet those who are the direct means OF
suseniuing this deplorable traffic, seem to be entirely
salIous to the evil they are doing,-the characters
they are ruining,-the temporal and eternal woe
der euoduct entails upon their victims.-their own
sanding 1t the judgment day, and all the retribu-
dous Of eternity Amazing Awful position May
- I'D ! hap clear oft! ~ .44fraxvA
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r. PLACE OF WORSHIP.

BETHEL-Rev. s. C.-Damm Chaplain-Kfng
street, near the Sailors Home. Preaching on Sundays az
IL a. ~ and "a P. NJ Seats frcs- Sabbath School after
the morning services
FORT STREET Of Fert and Beretsnia SITS,
Pulpit temporarily occupied by Rev Lornn Address.
Preaching on Sundays AZ I, A. n and u n Sabbath
School meets ~ 10 a NJ
AEIHODIsr CHURCH-Nuuann avenue, corner Of Tutui
sreet-Rev. VIM 8. Turner, Pastor. Preaching every
School meets at 10 An
KINGS CHAPEL-Eing street, above the Paisce-Rev- T. W.
Clark PASTOR. Services, in Hawaiian every Sunday at
81 A. r. and ; p. ~
CATHOLIC C~HrRCH-Fort street. near Bere<ania-unde the
charge Of RI Rev. Bishop Maigret- assisted by Able
Modesto. Services every Sunday ~ 10 A. =. and 2 p ~
SMITHS CHURCH-BeretaniA street, nssesSuuan1 street
Rev. Lowell Smith Pastor. SERVICES, IN Hawaiian, every
Sunday =. 10 4. ~ and q P y.