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a. fairfeld, fora, Wednesday, September
1855
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III EdirrFf4, IGHd, " tuUtsuuU, sctptCWOtT 4,
n 1858.
PROGRAMME.
ls, At sunrise five guns.
End. One gun every half hour till ten o.
block.
Srd. From that time one gun every ten min
kks, til! the signal whistle OF the train is heard,
rom which moment the firing will be as rapid
y possbl till the cars arrive.
a 'Signal guns will be fired on the train
ererf nile tor the last ten miles.
Ala. AT log O'Clock the church bells will ring
nd continue Tor half an hour, during which
ine the people will move to the line OF the
ailfoad to witness the arrival Of the train.
9th. Reception speech.
9th. r Spouse.
Ith. Under command Of Chief Marshall, Col.
Anes Thompson, the procession will form, and
aFcd through the streets to the Public Square.
citizens are requested to join the procession.
ao Dinner for invited guests in the Public
kuare at ons O'Clock.
Vii Ioasts and speaking from the public
ai in the Square
Invitations have been extended to the United
asss aud State Officers residing in this section
The State, the City Authorities of Burling-
%, Mount Pleasant and Ottumwa; the County
a'aorl'ies Of Des Moines, Henry and Wapello
mites, the Clergy, Editorial fraternity, and
Military and Fire Companies of Burlington
MI. Pleasant the Directors and Officers of
Burlington and Missouri River Railroad
kpany.
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New York, August 80.
:. STOCKS hrmer with only moderate business
money, the quantity on hand continues large
ana increasing and With only limited demard.
rates easy, BAL per cent on call. Sterling Elk
change more active, 1925, and holders now are
firm at 109s.
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douglas says that twenty five years ago he
entered Winchester, ILL.,, a poor boy, with his
coat on his arm and not dollar in his pocket
he IL, at the end of a quarter of century
then, poor fellow still, accused OF having
turned his coat and not having eight real prin-
eiples in his heart or pocket. There is some
reference to his final fate il, the initials of his
Names d. Lou. Journal.
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Bach's American Compound

The Greatest Remedy in tfsc world.
For the permanent Of the following complaints:
Colds, Coughs liberated and Sore Throat scfofula,
Salt Rheun, Bronchitis Dyspepsia, all Nervous Com
plants, Female Weakness and Irregularities fluer
Albus Tor Whites,) Canker and nursing sore mouth,
Piles, DarrhaA. Weak Stomach in fact in any Of
Weakness. Infla matiOn, or Impure
Blood,
Use this Remedy.
Physicians and recommend it.-Having used
your Baeh's Amsric an Compound in number Of the
above named cases, can cheerfnily recommend it -
the Best Medicine with which am acquainted.
J. N. BETS, ~. d.
Pulaski, Oswego county, N. r., August u. 1856.
We have hundreds OF Certificates from Physicians
corroborat,ng the above statement which We can pro.
daes II necessary. See Backs Rect. SookA ana Cur
sGlars for CsrfkGedtss
Por sale by soUIREs . BLoss, Burlington, and
Dealers in Medicine generally.
D COVENTRY CO.,
fguccessors 10 p. v. Il. Coventry COY
Sole Propristors, ~ Gensses It,. Auburn n. !.
hovl9-bply
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ChiiIs md Fever chiiI~ aud Fever!

One of the greatest remedies that has been laid
before the public for Fever and Ague, and which has
received the highest encomius from the press and the
people is DR.. J. H0sTETTERs CELEBRATED BIT
TIERS. Who would endure the fortunes arising from
this terrible disease, when 1t be easily erreds
Who would endure sieepess nights burning eyers and
icy chills alternately, when remedy be obtained
for a mere trifes And yet how many families nger
out painful existence under this deadly blight and do
nothing but gulp down quinine, until IL becomes
common their daily meals, and yet they not
ieved. None but the foolish and weak would hesitate
to procure these valuable Blters, and themselves
intense agony.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally.
9.dk wl IN
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SALLY ANN Hill District Court Des Moines County.
Ts. Notice of Trial

IoHN HILL, Sir You are hereby notified that on
the 9th day July, A. d. 1885, petition was filed
by sally Ann Hill against you In the District Court OF
Des ones County, state Of Iowa, for divorce abso-
lutte from the bonds Of matrmony also the custody Of
your mutual child, on grounds set out In said petition,
ahdtha the notice Of said suit was, by the proper OH.
csr sa ned to the July term of said Court endorsed
found whereupon said Court ordered that notice
De gwen you by publication. Now, therefore, nnless
You appear and make defence to said suit on or before
the morHing Of the second day Of the term Of said
oourt, 70 be begun and holden at burlington, County
and state aforesaid the fourth Monday Of ober
A. D. 1906 the prayer OF said petitioner will be granted
G. b. DARWIN GEORGE y. DARWIN
Aun2aulw A.to...au.
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IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT ABOLISHED IN CANA.
Day the "act abolishing arrest in civil &C.
tons, passed during the last session of Parlia.
ment, Imprisonment for debt in virtually abo.
ished in Canada. The effect will be to empty
the jails of Upper Canada Of debtors Now
almost every jail contains debtors, many Of
them large numbers.
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From the New York Independent, August 26
nrx GynnhS.


Business increases moderately. The new
goods OF present importation in fair request,
and as the supply is not in excess, prices are
steady There is fair business doing in all
desirable goods at private sales, though little
has vet been done by auction. The opening
sale Of French merinos, bombazines, delaines,
&C.. took place last week. Many duplicates
were sold, and the bulk Of the catalogue was
disposed of satisfactorily, and above the cost OF
reproduction and importation though not at
high prices. High prices are out OF date Just
now Foreign wooden goods are 10 great over
supply, and prices are heavy. The receipts OF
domestic fabrics arc large. The demand At
present is hardly equal to them. Business al
together i tame. The sales are mostly small
parcels, buyers laying in stock with the utmost
caution, and with the creates self restraint, fear
full that the consumption of the country will be
restricted BY the necessity of the times. Brown
sheetings and shifting have declined little
Prints and delaines are more steady III price,
with a moderate demand, but the supply Is kept
| no by continual receipts. The general depres
sion rather works in favor of home made fa-
| brics. and in disfavor of those OF foreign manu-
facture, from their greater cheapness, suiting
the reduced means OF the consumer; and TINS
is aided by the improvement making by our
home manufacturers in the styles OF their goods.
and sell low but the demand for the best
Qualities Of fancy styles 10 maintained at good
prices. Woolens otherwise are dull at declining
prices.
WESTERN PROSPECTS,
The trade circular OF Straight, Deming Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio, just received, informs US that
business general is steadily improving. We
| condense as follows from their valuable sheet !:
Ohio-Money comparatively easy, and Aer-
chants paying promptly Crops below the aver.
are, say Wheat I. Cora /.
lichigan.-Money matters slowly improving.
lars Lumber trade dull. Crops about below
| the average.
Lra;ana.-A fair state Of things. Business
imnroyine; collections better. Crops at least
/ j below the average. Fruit almost total
failure.
Hlinois.--Reporta about the same q for In
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TRlrSr SAFE

M HEREAS Joseph 7. Garrett and G. n. Allen, By
~ Deed Of Trust, dated the 18th day Of June,
conveyed to the subscriber In trust, to the
payment Of three promissory notes, for $685. due
18th June, 1851 for $780, due October fs 1857 and
one Tor $50o due May fs 1885, the following
property to-wt: Beginning at the North West corner
OF Section No 80 Township No. II, North Range No.
west, thence South 10 50-100 chains thence North
osS degrees, East rs 25-l0O chains, thence North
chains, thence West % 25l00 chains to the place Of
beginning, containing twenty five acres strict meas
ure And whereas said notes now remain due and un-
paid, will on Saturday, the 2sth day OF September
next according to the provisions Of said Trust pro-
ceed to offer said property for the highest bidder
AZ the front door Of the Court House, Burlington be-
tween the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ Of said day
aug24-w4ts VIM y GARRETT Tyn.t.e
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rEA fire broke out in the Farnham House,
| IN Rock Island, on Sunday night, and came
very near destroying it. One story was entirely
consumed, and much damage done to other
m,.s Of the building.
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seT Cure HOurseIf.-Ify have Gonorrhua,
elect, Structures Seminal Weakness or any disease OF
the Genital Organs, procure at Dr. Bakers spe-
cific 1t is warranted to all in few days.
1t is the emily safe and remedy for diseases
now offered to the public. Plain 1 ec;ions for
company the medicine. With Dr.. takers Specific you
yourself, and illus pr vent all exposure.
Price 81 50 per bottle.
Sold by DR.. EAsTERLY, corner o. rhrd aud Chestnut
streets, ST. Louis , by W. A. HoLG0N CO., QUIGLY
BRO, and d. sIMMS CO., AIten, Ill., and Drug gsts
generally.
For sale by Il. Il. GAY, Burlington. augiIddwly
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Araf, Of lumber was shattered to pieces
on Tuesday last by being driven against one Of
,be n;ers of the Rock Island Bridge.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR.. EASTERLY'S

/ DIR. EASTERLY'S
/ Iodine and Sarsnpnrilla.
viii all diseases arising from an impure state
the blood adepraved condition Of the fluids Of n
system, viz cancers, swelling Of the glands, rheuma
tism, white rwelings, chronic sore eyes, piles be'
eryspelas goitre pains in the bones and joints, ulcer
in the mouth and throat and all chronic cnnsti iona
diseases This medicine searches out the very roots
the disease BY purifying the blood and changing the
cretons In the system thus ing the which
/! renders the cure certain and perm Ancnt.
Dr.. Easteriys Iodine and Sarsa para will cure the
worst mercural disease and drive out and destroy ey
particle ofmercury which in the system, and cure
its bad effects.
1t will cure secondary syphilis venereai disease and
will drive the syphilitlc virus and all hereditary .aints
and poisonous matter out of the system through the
pores Of the skD and restore the patient to perfect
state Of ah and purity. II is positive for the
liver complaint and dyspepsia II used proper length
oftms. challenge the world to produce Its equal In
these complaints The afflicted will bear In mind that
DR. Easerys Iodine and Ssrsaparila viii cure all
Diseases female complaints, dropsy, gravel. dis
eases the kiineys bladder and urinary org ans
few days.
1t will remove pmpes and blotch from the face, and
make the skin clear, white aud beautiful abaster.
1t does this by purifying the boo and by its prompt
action the liver, kidneys, and sedrstory organs prof
ducng vigorous health.
Persons who have long been afflicted with screfuia,
old sores, letter, rngworm scad head botches erup
tons Of the skin and all diseases advised
to procure Grdeys Salt Rheum and letter ointment to
apply on the sores, diseased parts, when using Dr.
Eastery's Iodine and Sarsasarilla. The Iodine and
Sarsaparila pures the blood and the to
discharge their purd matter and the Ointment heals
them. When both used (Which I always recom-
mend) permanent and radical cure is always effected
They the best and most powerful curatves known
to fair trial is ell ask do not fear the
suit.
Price ofthe Iodine and sarsapara 81 per bottle or
bottles for Is. Gridley's Salt Eheum Ointment IS
cents per bottle. Both prepared by DR.. Easterly,
OF Third and Chestnut Streets St. Louis, Mssou-
ri, sole proprietor to whom all orders must be ad
dressed.
Sold by Matteson q Palmer, Hamilton and Dr.. White,
druggists In this city, and by druggi SITS generally.
For sale by Z. L. GAY, Burlington. auglId&vly
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The Democracy Of the Tenth Judicial District
,.,o ,om;p.,ed VIM. McClintoek, OF Fayette,
.o,nty for Distric Judge; Elijah OdelI, of
n.,,op county, for District Attorney, and VIM.
p.,,ee. Of Bremen county, for Member OF the
/ po.,a of Education.
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Administrative Nnfine

Estate Of II. L.. Nurse, Deceased.
Vie undersigned has this day been appointed by the
= county Court OF Des Moines County, Iowa, Admin
isrator OF the estate Of T. l.. Nurse late Of
said county. "
All persons indebted to said estate are requ esed TO
make payment to the undersigned and persons haying
claims against said estate are hereby notified 10 nye
sent the same to said Court for allow ance.
ang20wiw j. NJ BROADwEII Admiri.trstor
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Only Paper taking Dispatches in
Southern IoU0.

London, Wednesday noon.
Adyices from Paris indicate tie probability of
an expedition against Madagascar b. the unted
armies OF England and France.
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rS- The Methodist Episcopal Conference is
] in session At Lyons The body is presided over
~ Ri.hop Norris, of Cincinnati.
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.S~ GrtIeK. who was recently convictd Of
- n,,der Of his wife, has been sentenced
- ;. HING on the 29th of October next, at
nnhunne.
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E DIR. EAstcrly's Fever and AEUc
Killer is warranted to all Of Ague and Fever,
Chs and Fever, Dumb Ague, In Ter nttent and Remit
tent Fevers and every form of Fever incident to the
West. 1t has cured more than One Hundred Thousand
cases during the last two years.
Sold by DIR. EASTERLY, corner of Third and Chestnut
streets, St. Louis, No.; by W. A. H0LToN CO, QulG-
LY 4 BRO, and D. SIMMS L CO., Alton ILL.,, and
Druggists generally.
For sale by L. L. GAY, Burlington. augl1d&uly
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The zinesville co. Courier says that the
-. ~ a ra,tlesnake was recently cured in that
..n;,v in few hours by the application Of
-.,l,ee az ma she'd onions.
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SPECIAL Na}HagES.

RsSLEsOCEEIf DE1OSeEURY.-Att
- store ofMessrs Gallery Harper jefferson street,
burlington where English ,German, swedish and Welsh,
bioles and Tessaments, may always be found cost
prices. nov
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WHAT OUTSIDERS THINK OF 1.-THE Louis
will journal says that the course pursued by
Senator Douglas, at Ottawa, was a great out
rage upon Mr.. Lincoln and upon public and pri-
vate morals"
Mr. Douglas has done deed of shame !"
The Journal does not profess to be in favor
of Mr.. Lincoln, but thinks it "speaks we'll for
his record, that his enemies are obliged to re-
sort to lying and forgery to make that record
what they would have it.
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sH-M Mr.. Trumbull made tremendous speech
At Alton last week, finishing up what little had
been left Of Douglas, and making clear expose
of his principal tricks. Douglas chances are
growing small by degrees and beautifully less.
lie is a doomed man.
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ALI Hair Dyes ndoned...N Gods.
Great Article has taken the Field.

Professor Wood stands upon eminence chem
is whose attention has been turned to nventng hair
tonic has before reached His fame is sudden but
Worldwide, and thousands who have worn wigs been
bald for years, now through the of his prepara
ton wearing their natural and luxuriant head
covering. So much for chemistry, the chemistry Of
human life, and the laws which apply to the functions
Of the system. Professor Wood studies the human
hair Its character its properties its diseases and how
to restore the decayng vitality of that ornament; he
saw, as in his own case that gray hair is unnatural,
unless the age OF the individual had reached fo1rscore
and he believed that the hair could be naturally vital
lied He tried his case.lmost bald and quite gray
at the age Of hrtyseven he restored his hair in
COLOR strength and luxuriance and the article he did
1t with he gave to the world Get WooDs HAIR REsTo-
RAriyE, and take nothing else.
CAUTIoN.-Beware Of worthless limitations, as several
are already in the market, called by different
Use unless the words professor Woods Hair Re-
storative. Depot 81. Louis, No. and New York) are
blown in tile bottle. Sold by all Druggists and Patent
Medicine Dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods
dealers in the United States and Canadas.
Sold here by all Druggists
Z-l m
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Mr.. Jackson Grimshaw has received the
Republican nomination for Congress in the
Quincy District, Illinois. Hon. O. II. Browning
takes the stump and will speak in every county
in the District before the election. He speaks
at Oquawka early in September.
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SfrnvAd.

/ ENROM the Farm Of the subscriber In Union rovn.
| = shp, on the alst Inst, two mich cows and
ysariing heifer One Gov y years DID, Du ham brsd,
TIE other Il over twelve years old. red, with sons
White In he face, the tip % her horns and tai
The heifer 10 light red, with white face red spcts
around her eyes. She 10 very large and d hish conan
ton. and might easily be mistaken for . two-year-oA
Any person giving information concerning them. 10
the subscriber, his farm. BY letter oshsrvise
.ussosiv J. s. PHELPS.
Celebration Of the Opening Of the bur.
hngton & Missouri River Railroad
to Fairfield, Iowa.
"singing through the forests,
Rafting over ridges,
Shooting under arches,
Rambling bridges,
whlzzlng through the mountain,
Bnssng DER the vae,-
Bless me. this 10 pleasant,
Riding the raii!n
All the people Of Jefferson County. the cisIsens Of
Dss Moines Henry and wapello Counties. and ali o,hsr
persons interested, invited at Fairfield % II
o'clock A. NJ, on Wednesday, September lot, 1855. 70
witness the arrival Of the rst Train Cars and 70 take
part in the Celebration Of that auspcious event.
Fairfield, Iowa, August Esd, 1855. W.T.
JCWare, Daniel Mendenhau
Mitchell, Alexander Fulton.
K Alexander, Matthias Grimes.
James Beck, VIM Littleton,
Rohm, EsGage,
James NJ Rea, WI Hamilton,
samuel Jacobs Henry Eaton,
shaher, James JeRres,
John Clinton, Fulton,
b Huntsnger, John w Dubois
John McCuloch, Jacob Myers,
James Thompson, George Sinner.
samuel Noble, 20 Jones,
Geo Temple, JR PAINTER
Alexander, sM BIckford
Daniel Mcdonald, WE Cowdery
VIM Aston, WR Wslls,
w Sherfey, wYMcGaw
Park, LeRgett,
Arson Ford, PL Huyett,
Hiram Chandler. ii Bradley,
John Eckett, w Culbertson.
y A McKemy, George w Honn
Valentine Grey, Wv Junkin,
James Eekert, Samuel Simpler,
James, John Brown
wv Fulton, Thomas IrIand
ID Krebs, WPIrland
s Bates, John W Sensenev
aug25-d& Ttd
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STATE TAX FOR lS5s-9.-The levy for State
purposes, made for the fiscal years 1859 is
ore dad a half mills on the dollar. Trio mills
WAS the levy last year. One hundred thousand
dollars less than was raised last year, will be
realized under the new levy. This fact is one
that cannot fail to commend itself to the tax
payers of the State, who feel severely the pre-
sent monetary pressure. We learn that the
State Board of Equalization labored under Sc.
rious embarrassment, because OF the fact that
Large proportion of the counties had reduced
their valuation OF real estate nearly one-half.-
As this reduction rendered larger per centage
of tax necessary, the Board restored what had
been taken from the Grand Duplicated and
eqaallzed, as nearly possible, the valuation
oil lands in all portions of the State. The
changes made will cause complaints in some
counties; but comparison OF its own valuation
with that of its neighbors, will show to each
county that every effort has been made to do
justice, and distribute the burthens of the State
fairly. Whatever may be said, the facts allu-
ded to at the commencement of this paragraph,
speak for themselves, and show that the
amount of taxes to be raised for State pur-
poses has been reduced one hundred thousand
dottars.-l Des Moines Citizen.
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MARKETS.
Burlington, Monday D. 10.

a Burlington, Monday p. 70.
The weather il clear, cool and pleasant, viii
the prospect Of another run OF warm weather
which il is probable will be long enough q
place most OF the fall crops beg nd the reach 81
| frost.
The river is again receding slowly. But there
ls now and probably viii be for soma time 10
come water enough upon the rapids to permit
Of the passage Of boats over the rapids without
Tightening.
Little grain is arriving here. A thousand
bushels Of fine Winter wheat received this
morning from Alton via steamer Denmark for
Putnam, Oimstead l. McEwen. Cattle and hogs
are still going forward in large numbers. Ten
car loads came in from the West yesterday
morning, and an average of something like
twenty car loads day go forward on the q. B.
l. q. road from this city.
Merchants from points along the line and ad-
jacent to the Road now just opened 10 Fairfield,
will find our Jobbing Houses well supplied with
Groceries, Dry Goods, Hard Ware, Crockery,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Leather, Books and
Stationery, etc., etc.
SUGAR-sal0-crnshed, l2s-refned, III.
COFFEE-12.
MOLASSES-By the DBL, Plantation 40
Belcher's, 45-kegs $3.50.
NAILS-Ass. 81.
RICE-5I.
FRtTIT-Raisins, prime So, 50-Apples, green,
60a75c per BUSH Dry SIC per To- Peaches.
none in market
BR0OMS-Sl, IS per dozen.
WHEAT-Spring. 75aS0c. Fall sOa95c, wide |
range.
FLOuR-S5, 50.-By the dray load, 1926.
POTATOES-50c per bush. scarce.
CORN-35a4o cts.
OATS-4nc.
BuTTER-l3c, plenty.
EGGS-6c.
ONiONS-T5c.
CHlCkENS-l.ooa1.l 10 per dozen.
HOGS-2sa3 gross.
CATTLE-1sa2t.
HAf-Timothy, 69Ss.
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tN-A little son of Mr.. John Teeple, aged IL
years, in Jackson county, while gathering black
berries on Tuesday last, was bitten BY rattle
snake and died on Sunday following
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" Dts VHFVtF7S NUUEN HsHUAUIM n
the most pleasant and ecacious remedy for Coughs,
Colds Asthma, Consumption and for diseases OF the
Lungs, ever offered to the public. Our varying
climate, and the cold bleak winds OF the North and West
mand Of the wise and prudent the earliest attention.
For this purpose remedy has ever been discovered
which has effected many cures, and which to
give such universal satisfaction to ALL DR. CATERS
CouGH BAIsAM. Reader, have you q cough? DO not
neglect it. Delay is dangerous. Use this BaIsaia at
once, and it will eGectually cure you.
Price 25 per bottles large tiles s six bot
ties for s..
For sale at DIR. EAsTERLY's Family Medicine Store,
corner Of Third and Chestnut streets St. Lou
is, Mo-; by W. A. HOLToN & co, CUIGLY 4 BRO. and
b. sIMMs CO., Alton Illinois, aud Druggists gener-
ally.
For sale by Z. Z. GAY Burlington. aug1TdSw1y
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Mr. Hillery, who has just returned from the
East, informs US that along the Great Western
Railway in Canada the frost has killed vegeta-
ton on low ground. From Niagara Falls to
Detroit lie noticed buckwheat, Gust in blossom)
corn, potatoes, etc., cut down and destroyed BY
fros. which came on Monday or Tuesday last.
There had also been frost along the Pennsyiva-
MIA line and in Western New York, but it had
not been severe enough to destroy vegetation.