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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-16
CASES AND CURES.
DYSPEPSIA.

young lady been troubled with indigestion for
several MONTHS to render necessary in the
selection OF her food. After eating, stomach became
acid food rising in her mouth with water an
ant, heavy, loadke sensation somach continuing
for hours frequent headaches bowels
depressed mental condition. See commenced taking the
Dyspepsia Pills, morning and night than
week almost symptom Of her disease had vanished
and she felt like a new being.
gentleman advanced in strong, robust
constitution had lately been good deal affected nd-
geson, stomach tongue taste in the mouth
and attended with peculiar vertigo whrng in the
head, much to render his riding carriage
mounting eminence quite dangerous. After trying
several things Intellectually he fell upon the Dyspepsia pills.
which afforded prompt relief pill every night morn
Ing works like charm, relieving all his vertigo
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PRICES.
OUR REMEDIES BY MAUI.

Look over the list, make up n case of what kind vop
choose and enclose the amount in or stamps
the medicine will be duly returned by mail express
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-16
HUMPHREYS,
HOM@oPATRIc.RB

.1AI14A4434NAA-
Stand conesedly at the head means for the
OF the people They are alike poison
dangerous and repusye doses of quackeFy school
practice the of Watercure, intricate
and medicines Consisting Of simple SPECIFICS the yari
Of simple pellets; and prepared onEredients ne
er dangerous or disgusting, they at ready
complaining or invalid.
They these positive advantages which were
before combined in popular remedies They
LESS no injury can arise from their use They SIMPLE
are coxvEsrEST; you give the proper Sugar Pill
moments warning. without hesitation delay. They
LFPc2Nr in thousands OF disease once
and the mite atthe what the pound could not
afterwards have relieved.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-16
WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
BLACK TEAS 30

D TIERNAN sos, No 19 North Charles St. Ralttmore
offer for sale the following arttcles their own i'm,
portation. particularly for family use:
SHERRY WINES-Pemartine's finest male 0oI5 a,J
brown Sherries, In wood n glass. - 30 W
PORT WINES-Sanieman's competition red and ,vb;ka
Port, in wood and in glass. S
MADEIRA W1SE-JOhn Howard March,s fine NndaJ-o
in wool and in glass; also, Grape Juice -
oGk WlNEsIJahennesb berger, stenberEer, Marcobrun
quarts and pints. S' VI
BRANDIEs-otardan and Iennessys fine old pale and dark
RUMIs-nh and fine, Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada and
from the Islands, imported direct from London
no mixture of aromatic poison in It.
200 half chests Of the finest soUCHoNG TEA mh5-ty
GARDtNEs, Said OIL, French and American Mustard
~ just received and for sale by
mhso W. A. EDWARDS BRO
ToROESTER and Yankee Sauce, Just received and for
w sale by [mhSoI W. A. EDWARDS & RRO
QERLIN Wire Belt Clasps RnbbeT Betting al
ID my"+ d. STC0LL & BROS Variety Store
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Fla


Elk LoSIRE,
Princpal-Lecturero the Science Of Accounts OoaHss
Business CnstOnaH shs.
j. NJ. HILL ga,
Professor of the Theory and Practice Of BHsk-Hcc2ng
Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor of Book Keeping.
N. C. JOHNSON,
Professor o -Businessand Ornamental Penmaniha.
T. WILLIAM ESQ.
Lecturer Mercantile Law.
REV.E. Y BATES REESE, D.,
Lecturer Commercial EthicS
TRUSTEES:
Hon Jno p Kennedy Hon. Joshua Vansant,
Hon. Thomas Swami. VIM. II, Beighler, Esqr
Jacob Trust, Esq, William Knahe. Esq.,
The College is provided with Commercial L5'aV
Standard Works, expressly for the use OF students
Each Student has desk to himself, EEdis seParA's|
structed.
Therebeins vacation during su3eh'sean "a
ter at any time. ,,...,
The time usually required complete the !uli eol'''
from to 10 weeks.
A DIPLOMA is awarticdto all Graduates. ..,,,,
Alarge and Beautifully OrnaRented Circular, eo"AI
upwards of SQUARE TEzT, te Exterior
Interior View the College, various charae;eFste
penmanship, &C. sent by mail free ofcGdr0e, afco1P"''
with catalogue giving full particulars. Address n.
F. K. LOSER. R1rAf,'na'r't7
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Founded 1852.
Chartered 1854
.GBalttmore and Charles streets,

HALTIMURE, u D.
TNHIS Institution and tOaf
ishing condition. Twice during the last two yeAriiA
been necessary to obtain larger apartments Tor @
commodation of tc increaSiug number OF siudets Te
senting nearly every State in the Union.
II occupies of the most conspicuOus and dei
bly, located buildings in the CITY. The ean""
ousy arranged, spacious and elegantly Furnished.
The advantages and facilities here offered to young Ei
ties of the Counting Room to obtain Thorough Pa
ticdl Business Education generally, uRsurFls!-
any particular by similar establishment IN the As
States.
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TRA=NsPO RTAT TON.
Baltimore and ohio Rail- Road.
s lgEs5s5E AZ -
SUMMER AR3ANGENTENT.

SUMMER ARRANGBNTEN
GNand after Monday the April 1880 the Passenger
" Trains will be run daily as follows:
PirSt-The Great Southwestern, St. Louis, CINCINNATI Co
l&nbns, Wheeling, Benwood, baltimore and Washington
in Baltimore at $3.50 A. NJ, connecting
Eastern and Southern cities Returning Baltimore
at 4o5 NJ arriving Benwood SIG Wheeling
S5N M connecting with the Western Southwestern
and Northwestern Express This stops meals
and supplying engine with fuel and water.
Sec6nd-The Northwestern, Cleveland Chicago ST. Louis
indianapolis. Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus Wheeling
Benwood Baltimore and Washington City Express departs
daily except Saturdays I:45 p NJ. Balti-
more ats P. NJ connecting with the Eastern
and Southern cities Returning, leaves Baltimore 1890
A. H. and arriving at Benwood at1S0 Wheeling
berland.
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train leaves
Wheeling daily, Sundays excepted, 1855 A. NJ, arriving
in Cumberland at 6S5 p NJ. Returning Cumberland
at $40 A. NJ and arrives at Wheeling $40 r. II. This
tr ain stops a all stations. ]. B. FORD Agent
W. p. SMITH Master of TRANSPORTATION,
L, II. Cole, Gen'l Ticket Agent. ar12
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'00 THE PENrsYnvAN1A 1858
THREE THROUGH
P A 8 S e N G Err TR RAIN S

BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA,
Connecting direct in the Depot at Pittsburgh with
New York, Boston, baltimore and Washington CITY; thus
furnishing facilities for the
Express and Fast Lines through PhiIadepha With
Smoking Cars attached to each train; woodruG's
Sleeping Cars to Express and Fast Trains. The Express
Daily Trains connect direct for New York Ali Trains
connect for Baltimore and Washington
Mail Train Pittsburgh at A. NJ arrives In Phila
delphia ats n, Baltimore at p. Nj and New York
Fast Line leaves Pittsburgh $780, p NJ arrivestn Phil
delphia and Baltimore at a. NJ, and New York Ply
Express Train leaves Pittsburgh at PM, arrives Phi
@depna ut 10 A. NJ, Baltimore at II a. NJ, and NJ
Six Daily Trains between Philadelphia and New Yorl
Two Daily Trains between New York Throut
Tickets Gan R9 are good on either Of the ab0ye Trains
Rye Rf S9PnsEtSP Be NAV he obtained at
important Rail Road olces the West also hoard any
Of the regular Line Of steamers on the Mississippi Ohio
Company in Boston, York. Baltimore or Philadelphia
Fare always as low as an. Northern Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS BY PITTSBURGH.
The completion of the Western of the Penn
sylvanin Rail Road to Chicago, makes this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST
AND THE GREAT NORTH WEST
The connecting of tracks by the Rail Road Bridge at
geher with the saving Of time advantages readily ap-
ssRRsI5 fT Fss 1R9 ts az gd PGS
heir advantage to Ship by tbs Route.
For Freight Contracts Shipping Directions apply to or
D. A STEWART, Pittsburgh;
DOYLE Co, seubenvle, o.; H. 8. PIERCE Co., Zanes-
ville o. j. ]. JOHNSTON Ripley, R. MoNRELY MaysviIle
KY; oRNsBY "COPPER" POr smouth, o.. PADDOCK Co.,
Jacksonville, Iud.; H. W. Brown Co., CINCINNATI o.;
ATHRRE IIBBRkr, Ctncl matt o. r. c. MELDRUM Madison
Ind; WILLIAM BINGHAM, louisville, KY; P. G. o'RLRY
Co., Evansville, Ind; n. w. GRAHAM Co. Cairo ILL., r. F.
SASS St. Louis, Mo- JOHN H HARRIS, Nashville Tenn HAR.
HUXr, Memphis, Tenn; CLARkE Co., Chicago IN;
W. H. H RooSTz, Alton, Ill MURPHY VALE Dubuque,
Iowa; to Freight Agents of RAN Roads different points
in the West
The Greatest Facilities offered for the Protection
and SPECIFY Transportation Of Lire Stock,
And Coon AccoMxoDA with privileges persons
travelling II charge thereof.
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GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE!
l M M EN- S e sTo Q K!!

Store Rooms o0erfOong Being many thousand Dolt, H.
than anN Retail House IN the citY ~
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CHAs. HALLowELL, late OF the firm of Chas. Hal
lowell Co., long known the trade, would be pleased
to his friends at the Of Messrs Hopes
4 Davis. feb2l-dtw&wSm.
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10 one neighborhood in Keokuk county there
are twenty men who have siways- voted the
DemocsatiC ticket, who express their desssmi-
nation 70 vote for NJ. Kirkwoed for 0svssnor.
The reason which they give for their course ia
that they hsve kaown NJ. Kirkw0od from his
bOyhood, and know that sbroughout bic Whole
lie, BE- has been Al honest high minded,
straight-toswArd persOn-shat no stain can be
fonnd 81 his character either public Or private,
.sd The character which these Keokuk county
asa give NJ. Kirkwood 10 backed up BY many
q oof eva eijsens. Who have known him Tor
ysass. Ihsy 4nsay shst he = honest, faithful
Ind eapahso. He vii y eur neze 0ovornof,
ed sar psepls Win - peeed & 1ins-Eais1eli
knAana
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I A WoRD TO FARMERs.-Farmers in the West
may be assured that they cannot be too busily
engaged in cutting and putting up prairie hay
for consumption and for saIe, and that along
the great thorooghfares they cannot put up TOO
much.a. The hay crop 10 BY no means large in
any part Of the country, and poorness and scar
city Of the fall Iced will, long before spring.
create brisk demand for every ton that can
be saved. In Champaign County, in this State.
the export OF hay to Ohio has already com
menced; and IRON this port to Buffalo the shin.
ments are constant and active. But the West.
while these extraordinary demands are made
upon her, must look out that she secures sup
ply for home CONSUMPTION. In MANY conn,,..
~ Wisconsin, there Ii DO .ail feed whatever.
and Dwlers OF stock are compelled 10 resort 10
their winters stacks OF ~ their fields OF unrlpe
corn TO keep, their animals alive. We assure
them that the demand. for hay will be unexam.
pied. II is well TO provide the means now 60
meet Is Prairie grass is yet in capital condition
-let as see the cutting machines as work
CHICAGO Tribune.
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Legal Notice,

Legal Notice.
THE STATE OF IOWA. lss In County Court or
Des Moines County, go. said Courty.
Estate Of Daniel Long, deceased.
TINE UNDERSIGNED has this day been appointed
- Executor Of the Last VIII and Testament Of Daniel
Long, deceased.
ALI persons indebted to said Estate will make imme-
diats payment TO the undersgned. And persons hAv-
ing cla5 against said Estate notified to present
ths same to said Court for allowance
sep9 WIT J. X SCOTT Ex'r
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Elliot Seminars

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the First Term ar
IN the Academic year. 1859, Of this School VIM com
mence ON tbs Riraa MONDAY t5sh) or September next
under the charge Of Professor J. q. Schnebiy
TcF1s of Tuitk0n for f2 Weeks.
Heading, Writing, Spelling and Primary Geogrs-
ply, 1853. 45 = 8F. N an
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography and His
tory. 4 m
All the higher branches usually taught in semina.
ries, :. s-s&H -s9.sts- On
No effort will be spared to make the School worthy IN.
patronage OF the cit.sns Of Darlington and Vicinity
In behalf Of the Trusteess - =
aug 25.d&wM IA J. MESSENGER. EAa,v
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S-dwtf WOODWARD, KEISER 1 SHERRILL.
Burlington, Iowa.
Poll CI2Y, March I'd, 1865.
Mr.. IA WOODWARD:


Dear Str Your shutter that have had in
use FOR about eighteen months the ost perfect mn.
chine OF the kind now in use. used machine that
purchased in Chicago for short time alter started
and II cost me more for repairs and delays In few
months than the whole cost OF the machine that rot
from you. Your machine has NOT me nything ior
repairs, and - now, after eighteen months service
doing It's work IN the most perfect Please ac
cept my thanks for past best wishes for Won,
4 recess. Yours respectfully,
nar12ahv 9E(EGE PErpr
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PATENTED OCT. 20, 1857.
Important to Millers!

PATENTED OCT. 20, 1857.
Important to Millers!
W0OOWARD.S NEN SMUT IN ACKFlNE
AND SEPARATOR Cow HlNED,
M take this method Of morning Millers generally
w that We now mar ufacturina and will keen
constantly hand Woodward's Combined Shutter and
Separator. This Machine consider the best now In
use and We hazard nothing In saying every Miller who
has yet used It will bear in this assertion Il ID
compact and durable with less power than most
machines and does all the wof heretofore performed bv
thret machines viz: the Screen, Separator aud smut
ter, to say notht of the Tanning Mill which has usual
70 be usedin cleaning dust from ofal.
Al to the mode of operation in the frs place il sepa
oats from the grain before securing. While in the
Of securing the grain brought contact with
sr ing blast Of air, which carries OF dust fast
made II then passes Into larger Separator where IL
cleared Of chess imperfect grains. oats, &c. and 10
then really for grinding. The dust 10 all not only
Cleared from the grain, but rom the chess and
onai, and blown clear out OF the MILL Another very
great advantage 10 that IL can be the sae oor
With the burrs any where in the mill that may BE-
desired. AS 1t makes no dust whatever.
Every Miller knows thatita utterly impossible 10 con.
struct mill that will make good -four Of dirty grain
unless the dirt be hrst removed No better machine has
yet been invented for this purpose than WoodWard's
Shutter sud Separator and II IL believed none a. veil
adAptcd Western Grain. They are now In use and
san bes en- at twoof the Mills in this city
4 Bros., and Keser Co.'s. "--
Orders promptly attended TO.
oct 2s-dwtf WOODWARD, KEIsER SHERRILL,
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9. g. wIGnTMAN, Co. Judre
4. w. CARPENTER,
yAMEs v. GRIMES,
9. DUNHAM.
w. y. C0OLBAUGH.
J. q. LAUNlAN, S
- NJ MI 4. a -


Tho undersigned, Farmers Of Des MoInes cn.n..
Iowa. having sevsrally tested The DAching Nschn. -
tented BY Marcus Emerson, and now used aud
~ Sunderland = Bro OF Burlington, Iowa, by havins
drains made with the same farms, we desir. ~
add our testimony to that OF others who have recon,
mended u "a destined to hecome Of the greatest
benefit 20 the farming Interests Of this state and III ~
West generally The reaut ofthe err vnt. =, ~
made, and the benefit We have derived from bs 80 -
tbs Machine, are beyon cor most sanyuin. vxn-r,.
tuns and 50 Tar We have been able 10 learn ~
same has y en- The cave ~ other localities Il la. vna
bed IA. 10 retsam, nj inss sea ts cost ~.
tEons VI ono fafhs Nh! Il hsa lrgyt4asty III, ,atg,
lItiiaGie ana han rssl II ara rev.. n ~,
- productive, MT nsere VI. ti.~n that which ~ W
before considered orr best "a nl g. Nv 8t3ff 3 -
The drain. made by this Machine are large enough
or ~ rractica purpsses, fat enough below he surface
TO De beSond the ryNch Q oab AID permi che vronnd
Aoeve taem 70 De cultivated without tho ],
Hsr @ Mlasy y ne drssns WAsA1e scnviacsd aha.
.ney Ie also EsrMansAs and durable. Some OF he
drains 10 this County Nsse maas With lhis macAine
more hAa tso %gn, and ~ VI them remain In q
perfect condition IS they wers when they were lrss
. much longer time. with the same result. ut F'''
Another very sreat adyaAtAss 70 - derived from
tnls madsol drAlaing and .ps which every farmer viii
recognize . 81 the tiportanee 10 ths ohstans
their aulsss Hamnef cad wintAf This aoae ID rncst
lec.ites mot In ai. 70 worth iA6nty more thaa ~
cost ~ dfeinAgn. iii iii 4Hrss 4Aan5as4s III.
pAssd Nsohsss % 10 isf.srs sfsSs cssas, sst
Stales with entire confidence that wherever tried d -
per1sn I'll thai ~ eaesfss n, anA rssult n
psrmaasnt and lassine bspsats y "a oee;ernsA,, M
eeti ta ssslss pawn E anSsss ~ t
sSst1ss y sgasH ~ MM. LAANA ~ -
y. -nashAes fugeasAed: and tAs rtgAs "a us~ ~
,Aassd enisks sasss rsasdaasls ssrns 81 ~
WM. SUNDERLAND 3 nRoa.
esea1-vW Dsziiastsa. Iswa.
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Notice.
THE oTATE or IOWA, tss
Des Moines County, 60
To Frank Leigh.
G1Rs-You are hereby notified that on the 2eth dav
~ OF May, 1859, Petition file 10 the once Of
the Clerk Of the District Court sad county Of Fenton
noran claiming OF You two hundred and thirty dollars
for money due him contract for building on Lot
NO. 10 In Lebricks Addition 10 the City of Burinaton
Iowa, claiming mechanics lien on the same and O.
ce TO you vas Issued which has bsen returned by the
Sheriff. not found. And row unless you appear ana
answer thereto before the morning Of the second
day Of the next Term Of said District Court judgment
will be rendered against you thereon.
n. d. BROWNING, sa
Atty for Plaintiff.
August 2Ssh, 1859.
Publishin the Weekly Hawkeye four weeks
A. J. MESSENGER Clerk
sug30-W4t 3 BY M. Il. GILLETTE. Deputv.
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TO THE FARMERS OF IOWA
Improve YOUR Waste Lands.

THE CNDEsssIGNED have purchased The
= right OF manufacturing and using throuxhout
the State OF Iowa, MARQUES + EMERsON's
PAtent Ditching Machines,
and are now having number OF Machines mann fac.
tured Vt this place. which Will be ready for delivery
about the LIST Of August We aao now running one
Of said machines on the Farm OF d. HARRISON. six
miles vest Of The City of ton where the public
are respectfully invited to examine The and
results OF this Improvement, which, IL 10
believed viii work entire revolution In the sys,em
81 farming the wet or fat lands OF Iowa. This Ma
chine by reason Of It's simplicity and the chea -
and entire feasibility OF man cement with the
that the cost o. machine comes within the meAna -
almost any Farmer In this State and that the usc a.
machine On any Farm having either wet nat lands
Will pay the cost Their of In any ordinary cfop
proof Of s being the most valuable OF any improve
ment ever offered 10 the Farming community OF iova
A. evidence Of what this achne 10 capable Of doin~
ANA the expense attending the same, We respectfully
peg eave to refer aa persons 70 the following certd
safes o. lew OF ths citizens Dss Mones
County, who have had an opportunity II vtues.inu
the Machine In successful operation.
Emersons Patent Ditchina Machines, owned bv Wra
Sunderland Bro and believe il to be valuable i'm
provement We saw IL q work, and are satisfied th.t
should be brought into general use Nwin bring ander
land. @sse
With 1t bitches can be dug ct an expense No, a
coed twenty cents per rod Az the ditch i m.a. ths
and half feet below the surface % Be heio~
age without presenting any outward Obstacle 10 rult
vanon, or occupying any part Of the surface WIN
tnese duehes remain open and how long2 We cyan.
ined ditch made two ysars ago upon air LarrIson's
farm six mtles west Of Burlington, and found il ii.
charging water lust % when cut, the ground drained
by II being perfectly dry and In ~ good copdtion ~,
csltivaton - could be desired. We see no reaaan ~.
y should nos continue % ss functions for years.
bitches equally good by few hours experience -
working them. 8.flI - =
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Baggage Checked TArougA from Fairfield,
No Charge for Handling.

10 SHIFFERS UF LIVE STUCK. "a TI@
Stock Trains will run regularly, leaving Fairfield
daily, Sundays excepted. These Trains viii have ali
the rgfts OF Passenger Trains thus nsurng despatch
and consequently avoiding all those vexatious delays
that are occurring on other routes. sS8#U
Through O0Rtrdcts gicsn 70 Chicago or 1NesC York.
JOHN @. READ, #a1t
septl4-wly Vice President and Gupt
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NnTrCE. I.

THE following Goods, Wares and Merchandfse
= are nov b oteres I'm the Warehouse Of Messrr
OGDEN c0RRs in the City Of Darlington, and atats
OF Iowa, and have been for mole than month"; paat
ana gncsed tuf and Unclaimed BY any person Or per.
- 80 a!elouse on Saturday the lst day Of October
and shall continue the sale from day 10 day mi
an expenses Incurred upon thsm includiu he aSver
sssng Of the same, unless claimed and an charges psid
before said day Of ssle to VIZ iEg @ - F.'S
DAfKs. MARks pxscnIPfroH cu..a-
April Z. 1858, Jas Keilough, boz or vines. a;9 N
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r. ~


" : J. u. TAYLOR = co. n
wholesale Dealers In staple 4 Fancy
Groceries.
ID JEFFERSON STREET. ID
1TAvE JUST RRCRlvED. and nov ensr 70 The trsds,
III at che LOWEST market rates. one Of the largest
and most complete stocks q Staple and Fancy Gro
oeriss, ssssrsy ~se oNG rsA, ever brought 70 tAis
An Inspection Of goods and prices 10 respectfully 90
Our sssck Consists IN part, 81
100 Sacks Prime Bic and Laguyra coffee;
40 u Chests Assorted Teas;
SO 3, 8 and 10 b Caddies, do A a
s. Hhds Prime and Pair Sugars sE
50 Bills Bslcher's crushed. pov'd and Loaf Sugars
70 I" Molassss, various brands;
10 " New York Golden eyPups
s12 Tisrces Prime Rice; S. \. f.s&.. sset
Is Gro Goodvins and AndsrsonS, do, In Tin Toll;
Is i Bbls French Prunes;
l50 Boxes Layer and u. 3, Raisins; &tsst
isS f BOs. i nsssersE,5 oa,D..,. Cod y.n.
3 : P!ssisd aud los soss: scaled Seal a Herring,
900 Kegs Nails, assorted;
100 Boxes Window Glass, assorted;
100 .. Glass Jars and Rlasks;
30 Kegs and Boxes 9 Soda; esa
q Boxes Saleratus; @ I
Tolie. Soaps, in grsat variety.
Powder, Shot, Bar Lead. Water Proof. and D caps,
Phiiadelphia Pearl starch;
Stewards pare Candies; t#5 "a
Fresh Peaches, Strawberries ana Tomatoes, IN Cans;
Pickles, 0atsupsysW oreestershiFe Sauce, Sarainss
-'1 " sPICEs OF ALE KINGS.
Shoe Backing and Brushes; 7al
Bidwell's Bitamino us Axle Grease-A new thug
LIQUORS OF ALE KINDS, AND SUPERIOR
QUALITY. sf.f s
CIGARS. IN GREAT VARIETY.
our line Of business. t"sa apllbp
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Is MILES STAGING SAVED
R1rlington & xissourl River

a = "a 3
aaR A j L B DAD! Ms.E
Now OPEN To sEAlRElELD,
% miles. further West than any other
a Railroad in Iowa! IN
Shortest, Quickest and Best Rosie II
10 Chicago. New York. Boston, Philadslphia and
Baltimore; to Keokuk 81 Louis and Cincinnat and 10
al points in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio ana
Canada.
On and after August 23th @@@4 a&
TWO DAILY TRAINS
cave Fairfield for Burlington-4 O'Clock "A. NJ and /
o'clock r. M.-Sundays excepted; making close con.
CHICAGO BURLINGTON < QUINCY
AND
PEORIA 4 OQUAWKA RAILROADS.
FOR Chicago, New York, Boston and all points East
g daiesburg, with the Northern Cross Railroad for
Qnincy; at Mendoza with the Illinois Central Railroad
for 0aena and Dunleith and st Louis and Caire; q
Burlington, with the fast sailing steamer Keokuk for
Keokuk and st Louis.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Passengers from the Interior OF lows and Northern
Missouri, viii save 25 miles staging, time and money hy
buying their Tickets via Western Stage Company 10
varneld, where they can buy Through Tickets 10 ali
points East and South via Burlington and Missouri
River Railroad
Passengers for Keokuk can leave Hairleld b. this
route ~ O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock r. H., and ar
rive u Keokuk at p. NJ and II 80 r. NJ respective
y, and save twenty-five nstles staging and valuable
time.