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A COMPLIMENT 10 THE tOLp DOMINION. -
As Gen. Wright, Of New Jersey. was show.
ing Pennsylvania Dutchman over his
grounds on Bergen Heights, on which he
has built noble mansion. he.was accosted
by his little daughter with, pa Mr. Cesar
1.-THE Generals butler) wahts to see you. ! -
At hearing the name Of Cesar, the Du1eh-
man cast his astonisrd eyes at the stawny
seryitor Of the General, and pointing u ne
hntler; said, sDo you cali him Nisther -
Why he's = colered man. The little sirl,
bsistling with almost Womanly pride. and
looking sternly 1.-THE Dutchman, suid, s.No
sir, he is not . colored man !; NJ. Cesar WAS
born ia Virginia. - sua ~ 49,
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HAVING received . large and complete assort.
IL ment Of Farming Implements and Machncs, we
are prepared 70 sell NJ prices which fall suis
purchasers The following among the articles COM
Prsing our stock: Flows Of Parkinson and Rays and
otherfavorte and for sale a. anr.
facturers prices.
CuItvators, HaTrows,
Road Scrapers, Corn Planters, $f#
TRAIN Drills, Seed Sowers, az 8ts4 Il
Ran Minis, Wheel RarFows,
Ok Jokes, Grindstones kc L.
feb IL KEITH, ROBINSON co.
tH 4+ A@tAfs %&@ Burlington, Iowa.
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Export az fsrcndstusfx.

Il 1t has become customary Of late years 10 ex-
port nearly s0,N,U,0Od bushels OF wheat IRON
the United States to foreign countries, even in
years when harvests are comparatively good
abroad, because in such years the hnrvests being
also good here, the price sinks in proportion, as
also freights. Tie exports OF breaastuffs Of oil
kinds in 1857, as compared with 1856, from the
United States, were Sol ,S33, 176, against $50
S00,906 in 1856. OF this, wheat and -four were
IA fnll0ws.
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waits new four story brick. ID ss#f8+a
MIR. HARDY returns his thanks 10 the
1Nl citizens Of Burlington and vicinity for their
previous patronage and socits continuance, feeling
confident that he continue TO give perfect satisc-
ion.
much lower than FOL merry that ii enables me to sell
ali Goods In line from 20 to Is per than any
other house in the West, and oil Goods warranted 9
good . represented the money refunded. Ny stock
consists Of the following Goods, In ts ~
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Columbia st. bctvvcet WafeTnMd Main.
A GENERAI. assorsnsefss u Guns, Pistols, Knives
IA and sporting Implements .spt constantly hand
and manufactured TO ORDER
Repairing Of akinds done short notice and at fair
prices. jy92bpy
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J. L. COIsE & son,
WHOLESALE a I;ctafi Dealers In
w BOOKH STA Y7ONERY PAPER.HAN0LNGG
d PRLNTERN' aAA1ERLdA&3 sAs \ s
.t af4 # sS4 Mr JsFYslsOX STREET,
apr 1-dw1y lsArlfM gfOns Iowa.
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ayes, know but what about it
That if yen did, you should be my bus
band, dearest 800 49,
'"0h but stay then you could not hay,
seep. % very angry with me, love. Why
dearest, then, who brought that actor
against me? -. +. 49,.
Mn Doliuan looked down.
II was afraid you were forgetting me
"Swest angel why here is the Box Tun
mel I"
Now, reader--fe no! no such thing =
You cant expect to be INDUCED in this ray
every time you come to dark place; be
aides, it is not the thing. Consider, two
sensible married people; no such phenome-
mon, assure you took place No scream
issusd in hopeless rivalry Of the engine
this time
dem had olferd Tom picayune for his bag
Of white allies and striped laws. and tom,
after cha.lerng had consented to trade But
the operation must be cnsh one; money
down, and no credit This was eventually
conceded as basis Of bargain, and lem held
out his hand Tor the marbles. Money FIRST"
said Tom Marbles irsi" said Jem "Dye
think mean to cheat ye? say!' exclaimed
Tom, Indignantly. Don't know, z replied
Jem; "tickiish timcs these; don't know who
70 trust, nor inr how long, now.a-days "well
chem said Tom, ''thefs Sam, there. You
give him your money, and RI give him my
bag of marbles; and when he's got EN- both,
III tell him IL give you the marbles, and
bell tell you to give i1e ne pie, apd 10
thatll be all right "Agreed, said Jem.
And ''agreed,s said Sam and Tho deposits
were made Nov hand over = raid hath Of
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I. y. KO0KRS. Eisi s4@9at Ss FHa z3H .. MORRISON.
In. no. It's & CO.
iEAyA1GL asAiLs. ssr.sf4ars q tOEl5nssAiOM
wv !seEcssasNs.s tii. 4 R.ack Man street.
y aset 6 8}4tt n EELfFG ron, 10 VA,
Are receiving W Ralr.s.s nd River lsrge stock o
tention OF dealers; freg fdcnt that TREY can offer
greater induce: hts IL ID. fade than any other house
in this market. rs aa8 tapr 4.bp1y
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III 1.a RIGGS & McDILL,
Attorney al Law & II eaf Estate A x,ts.,
ALTON, uNIisy CO.. IOWA.

DR.. E. B Paine, III DR.. g. C. White,
gs ga RAOsSN.DpATHlSTA.
PROFESSIONAL Calls III the city country promptly
I attended TO. ~
Special attention given saSuEee9y.94
Once opposite Barret House, on Third SIS over Par.
= RreemAns store. s8y t.
Dir. Panes residence North Hnl, opposite the res
ldence Of n. D. Browning. Rsq., % Firth st., fourth
north 81 the ofte Puhlc square.
Dr.. Whites residence Senth HUI, one block west Of
he northwest csrner oil Central SQUARE. Ijune 10
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A LARGE ReBBERr.-In March last,

A LARGE ReBBERY.-In March last, a
planter in Mississippi had his house robbed
Of 81 900 in bank notes. The loss was not
discovered till several days after it was sup
posed to have been taken. Suspicious fell
upon a company of Gipseys, who had been
about the neighborhood, but who had left
before the money was missed. They wero
pursued, and the son of the planter has been
in search OF them ever since. He traced
them through the country and discovered
them few days ago, sncampcd near Gin
cinnati. They were arrested, but none o,
the bank notes lost were found on them
They, however, had large amount of gold
which it is supposed they obtained in cx-
change fer the notes. The chief of the gang
was arrested and committed to Jail. Wher
it was found they had money, lawyers came
to the aid of the prisoner, and a writ o
habeas corpus was taken out, uuder whicl
he was discharged on the ground that Their
was no direct testimony to implicate him il
the crime. 1t is said the Gipseys paid tn
lawyers 81 900, and after the termination o
the trial, the Gipsey gang and their attor
neys left the court house in high glec, Will
the prosecutor looked rather chop fallen an,
disconsolate.
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Disease or the Liver.

BY this disease understand an Inflammation Ell.
.her in the membrane substance OF the liver,
known by dull pains in the right side, the stomach
always disordered, the yellow unge OF the skin, dry
cough, tongue coated, costiveness, high.colored
urine, and Of a thick naurs severe weakness and
we're pains i'm the head.
The quantity Of corrupted humors in the region Of
the liver, defective secretion OF the bile.
The liver when healthy, filter to the blood,
to separate all impurity from il, or to refine it, When
diseased il cannot purify the blood, which, when sent
to the lungs, brains, and other parts in morbid
dition, may cause Jaundcs, Consumption. insanity,
&C.. and Withholding the natural stimulus to the in
testines, causes Dyspepsia, Piles. and other COM
plants, you perceive the direct way unrsve and
tear the whole ~ stem to pieces.
patient, suffering from this complaint, should re.
sort to speedy relief. Yet there very few medi-
cnes worth cent in curing diseases. What then
shall be donsl We say, use DIR. Morses Indian Root
Pills, IS they composed Of plants and roots;
they will be found cure for this painful dis.
ease. because they purge from the body those cor.
rupt and sagnant humors, and so cleanse and renew
the blood which Is the only Of the disease
Of the liver and the inflammation Of the kidney and
the bladder, but Of every description Of disease
From To Of the above pills, taken every night
going to bed, will in few days. entirely relieve the
body Of everything that 10 opposed to health.
DR. Morscs Indian Root Pills are sold by all deal
ers in Medicines. my7-lm
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From the Utah Army,

Three persons arrived at Independence, No.,
direct from Gen. Johnson's camp at Fort
Scott. They had been with the army all
winter. Snow, rain and cold weather, made
the trip one of great hardship. They report
General Johnston's command in good health
but provisions were q ute scarce, except pool
beef. The soldiers received bacon once in
fourteen days. General Johnston would not
be able to start for Salt Lake City until q
fresh supply of animals was received.
At Green river, this party met Mexican
express from New Mexico, with news from
Captain Marcy that he would not be able Il
get to Camp Scott before the first of June, il
consequence of the great quantity of snow il
the mountains between New Mexico ant
Camp Scott.
a man arrived at Camp Scott few day;
before the party left, from Great Salt Lake
City, in q bad plight-frost bitten and near
ly starved. He reported that the Mormon
were equipping companies to go out on tn,
road this spring to cut off the supplies ant
harass the troops.
The best news 10, that Colonel Hoffman
with two companies OF cavalry, and one hun
dred and fifty wagons with supplies, was me
one hundred and twenty miles this side o
Fort Laramie, on the 18th of April. Abou
one hundred wagons with supplies were read!
to leave Fort Laramie as soon as Colone
Hoffman arrived. These trains would reacl
General Johnston early in May.
The OK trains that had been dispatche,
from Leavenworth were met on the plains
and were making very slow progress, in con
sequence of the extreme stormy weather an,
bad condition of the roads.
On Thursday, Friday, and Saturday last
1900 U. s. troops passed through st. Loui,
from the Eastern stations, for Fort Leaven
worth, to form a part of the army for Utal
Gen. Persifer Smith and suit left st. Lou
on Monday for Leavenworth, to surperinten
the departure of the army for Salt Lake.
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" The project of establishing .
clearing house, at Cincinnati, for the
banks Of Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio,
is likely to be defeated by the conflicts
of interest. and want Of harmony in the
views Of those interested in the plan
Kentucky banks do not like the idea o
becoming tributary to Cincinnati, as thu
center Of exchanges for the West. In
diana, for the want of commercial me
tropolis of her own, has no pride to b
wounded by yielding the point to tn
capitol of Ohio, which has always beef
tho emporium for a large portion of thi
State. -EC
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w-An old woman named MaryB. NJ

An old woman named Mary B. Ny
ers, in Franklin, johnson county, in this
State, has declared war of determination
upon all dram shops in her neighborhood. -
She marches to the attack of these rum
fortresses alone and unsupported. She re-
Gently demolished the stock in trade of one
dealer while he was at dinner. She marched
to another, the proprietor of which attempted
to defend it, for ,chiei he ,cas fined trent,
dollars! She then proceeded to assail two
other establishments in similsr manner
For all this the woman Myers was fined on.
cent and eostsi The liquor dealers finding
she has law and public opinion on her side
are yielding to her threats, and giving VI
the business. Chief Justice Shaw, of Massa
chusetts, decided in recent case in tina
State, that any person may legally destro,
liquors Kept for illegal sale. As the statut
declares such a sale q nuisance and TIL
common law gives all men the right to abat
nuisances, without resort to writs or war
rants, the Judge holds that doggeries main
tanned without due authority are fair gam
for eyerybody's destructiveness.
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kvuoenc0 In sne Dr1ghs ana Fltch Case.
The commission for taking testimony
in the case of Bright and Fitch. did not
close on Friday, as was stated. The
friends Of Bright called upon some
of the Republican Senators to testify
On Saturday. Mr.. Murray. Senator from
Howard, Cass and Pulaski counties, was
examined by d. w. VOORHEES,, United
States District Attorney, and counsel for
Bright and Fitch.
Mr. Murray testified that the Republican
Senators did not recognise the absolute right
Of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT to organize the
Senate; that the Lieutenant Governor was
elected to preside over the Senate, but that
there was no Senate for him to preside over
until it was organised, and that the Senate
itself had the right to control its own organ
ization; that the Republicans attempted the
organization of the Senate for the purpose Of
preventing fraud being practised by the Lieut.
Governor and tis party; that the Republicans
feared Willard and his partizan friends would
effect an organisation by refusing to admit
tho accredited Republican members whose
seats were contested, and, in that way, secure
the officers and take measures for an imme-
diate joint convention for the purpose ofelcct-
ing United States Senators, &C.; that it never
was the intention of the Republicans to pre-
vent an election OF the United States Sem
ators; that the members of the Senate were
not armed and determined to have everything
in accordance with their wishes, even If re-
sort to force was necessary; that Col. j. H..
| Lane, of Kansas, was not inside of the bar of
the Senate urging the members to deeds of
violence; that Col. Lane occupied seat to
the right of the Presidents stand in the space
allotted to visitors; that there was no revolu-
ton attempted by the Republicans-only a
| firm determination to preserve their eonstitu-
| tional rights and those of their constituents.
On Monday, the fourth day of the examin-
alton, Senator Murray wasrccalled. His tes-
4 timony contradieted that of Gov. Willard as
| to the presence In the Hall of the House OF
Representatives, during the counting Of tie
| votes for Governor and Lieutenant Governor
of Mesers. Weir, Sage and Freeland. The
roll of the Senate he says, was called, and
twenty-seven members answered to their
names-consequentlyM essrs. Weir, Sage and
Fresland must have been in the Senate Cham
Der when Willard says they were in the Hall
Of the House. They might have gone in as
spectators, but it was after the time when
Willard says he had adjourned the Senate in
order for it to meet the House in Joint Con-
vention, so that they could not have partici-
patod in the proceedings of that fraudulent
assemblage. Mr.. Murrey's evidence furthe,
ate full one-half hour before the time when
the House had invited the Senate to meet ir
their Hall, and before the Senate could act OF
the resolution of the House for forming I
Joint Convention. No agreements to q Join
Convention for counting votes, electing Sen
ators or transacting any other business, hac
ever been made By th e Senate. .s
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II all our Rendera

Who troubled with liver complaint, Jaundice, or
Dyspepsia, will read the advertisement in another
column of DR.. SANFoRD's INvIGoRAToR, and then dc
as We have done-get bottle, we should not see &c
many sickly, half-dead, despairing people As now
meet gaze at almost every corner for there
was a remedy of which much il said. and that per
forms nearly what its PROJECTORS it will DO.
came to Us so highly recommended that we could no
fall to try it, and trial has convinced without
doubt, that it is the best family medicine in use. W.
take 1t for Headache, Sour Stomach, Biousness, ant
any Of the little bodily ills that common, and
does produce pleasant state Of feeling to the sick
and what Is better, after using few times, thes
little ills grow less and less and there is prospect
being entirely free from them by continuance il
the uss Of the Invigorator. (Ses ADVERTISEMENT
myiimdEw
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MARTIN CoUNTY.-we have had

MARTIN CoUNTY.-We have had
a pleasant interview with Judge Law,
who has Just returned from visit to
Martin county, where he has been "pros-
pecting" for ten days among the hills Of
that region, filed with mineral wealth.
The Judge brings home large number
Of specimens of the ores and paints,
found by him, in that county. lie pro-
poses to paint several Of the new tene-
ments that he is erecting below the creek,
with the Martin county ochres, and our
citizens viii have an opportunity Of
seeing their beauty and durability
Martin county is one Of the richest
mineral districts in the west. The Judge
found hills of rich brown hematite iron
ore, in some instances from sixty to eighty
feet in depth, surrounded with lime stone
for fluxes, and beneath the surface beds
of bituminous coal, and the country
around covered with the finest forests
of wood for charcoal. No locality in the
world can present SO many advantages
combined for the production Of iron.--
Missouri alone has richer ore, but hel
iron deposits are without coal, and the
wood is not abundant upon them
Neither Ohio nor Pennsylvania, have
any places where ore, mineral coal, and
charcoal are found together. The re
sources of our interior counties, neet
only to be known abroad to draw capita
and enterprise to them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-13

@The bands of Seminoles, with
their chief Billy Bowlegs, have come in,
and were at the Forts on the Western
coast of Florida ready to be transported
to Arkansas. They number scarcely
two hundred souls-men, women and
children-and it has cost the United
States over one hundred millions of dol.
lars first and last, to subdue them. The
Florida war, after twenty-five years du'
ration, with intermissions of hollow
truces, has been terminated at last.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-13

The Pill Trade. Who could dream Of the mag
nitude such an undertaking As the manufacture OF
Pareative Pill assumes when 1t comes into general
use! And how painfully do the following numbers
speak Of the amount Of human sickness and suffer.
Ing, that little morsel OF remedy goes forth to com
bat and subdue. DIR. J. Aver, Of Lowell, manufac-
lures in his labratory forty gross per diem Of his
Cathartic Pills. through all the year. This is eight
boxes a minute,- one dose n second. We thus
find over 5000 persons swallow this pill every lday,
90, 900 month! Physicians, think Of that A.
600 patients day who seek relief from the me,iical
skill OF Surely, that man should be, ~ he
is in this case, Of the first intelligence and OF the
highest character. Ills occupation entails upon him
a fearful responsibility for the veal woe Of his
fellow man.--lPainesyille Courier.
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EAnother runaway negro was found on
Cincinnati last week, who had escaped from
New Orleans, where he secreted himself on
board Of a steamer leaving that port, and
rode to some place below Louisville, where
he stepped ashore and walked to the city
Going on board the Stradsr unobserved, he
secreted himself and was rapidly making his
way to Ohio, when his well-laid scheme was
entirely frustrated by tho steamer stopping
upon the Kentucky side Of the river, and the
confinement Of the negro in tho Jail at Gov
ineton, to await orders from his owner.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WAsHINeToN. May LIN
The Senate, to-day, in executive session
confirmed the nomination of Jas. NJ. Bu-
chanan, of Nd, as resident Minister to Den
mark, vice Mr.. Bedinger, and of Col. G. W.
Morgan, as Minister resident to Portugal.
The California appointments were also con-
hrmed, including n. Tilford, as naval officer,
and c. Ii. Hampstead, as Superintendent OF
the branch mint at San Francisco.
j. CLANCY Jones, in tho House, to-day, re-
ported from the Committee on Ways and
Means, bill making an appropriation for
the support OF three volunteer regiments.--
No payments have yet been made under the
deficiency bill, nor is it likely there will be-
until payments arc received from the re-
cent treasury loan. which may be expected
the latter part Of this week.
A number of distinguished gentlemen are
here from New York, in CO.. nection with the
Willet's Point investigating committee
All the witnesses, with the exception of Thur.
renee, Stone q Co. tariff investigating com
mittee.
WASHINGTON, May I'm
The Secretary Of the Treasury has decided
that flour manufactured in the British Nortl
American Provinces, out Of wheat produced
in the United States, cannot be imported int,
the United States free of duty, not bein.
imported in the same condition as when ex
ported. Neither can such flour be importe,
into the United States free Of duty under tn
reciprocity treaty, as it is not an article o
growth, or product in said provinces, bein,
manufactured Of wheat, produced in tn
| United States.
The Turkish Vice Admiral has respectful
| ly declined the tender Of the President of
passage home in the United States steam fri
gate, Wabash, wishing to prolong his sta
beyond the time fixed for her departure.
The number Of warrants issued in April
under the bounty act of March, 1855, is 1900
| To satisfy the total number Of warrants is
| sued, q. OO0. 900 acres will be required.
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Fraud!-we call attention to the fact Of numerous
unprincped efforts that are daily making in our city
by vendors Of bitter mixture, using the persuasive
argument Gin order effect sales to dealers In Hostel.
ters bottles, TO purchase from them and sell 1t in Ho-
seters bottles. We hope that such impostures will
be held up to public contempt by all respectable per
sons who sell or use the genuine article. Not only
have We the individual evidence Of the country bu.
almost every paper in the Union Is commenting upon
the superior excellence Of and the great dement's de
rived from the Of this celebrated tonic; besides va
rious diplomas awarded, among which is one from
the Ohio Mechanics Institute, at CINCINNATI wher'
| the committee-comrosed chiefly Of physicians o
the city-awarded Hostetter, Smith u Co.,a diplomi
for the superior virtue Of their Bitters, as tonic AMI
\ strengthener Of the human system. We, therefore
caution all against impositions, and to Purcha'e
none but respectable dealers. whom they know wou''
| not deceive them. tmyl2 1w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-13

g~De Grath's Electric Oil is the marvel Of this
age, for the following tnot every thing)
Cures Rheumatism often in aday.
Cures Deafness, one to ten days.
Cures Neuralgia Toothachs, two minutes.
Cures Cramp in Stomach, Eve minutes.
Cures Burns, Bruises, Wounds. one TO three days.
Cures Pains in Back, Breast, one day.
Cures Headache, fifteen minutes.
Cures Earache. Still Neck, Agae, one night.
Cures Piles, Swelled Glands, ten days. =
Cures fslons, Broken Breast, Salt Rheum, three to
six days.
Cures Quincy, raipitatioI, Pieursy, one to ten
days. '
Cures Asthma, Palsy, Gout, Erys,relas, five to
twenty days.
Cures Hsmorrhase, Scrofula, Abscess, six to ten
days.
Cures Frosted Feet and Chilblains, to three
days
CAUrIoN.-There are numerous limitations sprung
up the reputation that my article has acquired
The public must beware. They arc worthless.
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