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GIRARD HOUSE,
NEW YORK CITY.

THIS ROUSE ID situated In one Of the most
enviable business localities in the city. being Inn
medatey ON the north west corner Of West broadway
and Chambers street, and directly opposite ts HudsCn
River depot ThS part Of tho city has within the last
few years been torn down and rebuilt with the most
elegant modern style buildings The Grard House,
Of the most elegant six stories high, and fronts
hundred feet each street. and only two squares from
the Park, making s location 1t altog
nent for the travelling community from every quarter
aside from the direct convenience rendered By the
depots.
This House 10 kept the European plan, upon which
u 10 strictly conducted, keeping splendid large room
elegantly furnished and finely ventilated ~ Rsstaur
ant Or Reeory, where meals served up at Ill hours
In the most elegant order This gves ths preference,
aside from its location. Private families well 90
single gentlemen and ladies equsy well cared for.
Carriages run constantly to the different sndings, and
all accommodations In way Of livery rendered, and oil
necessary c0nveniences which will make :hinRs both
comfortable and cheap will be on hand.
Give % call and examine for Yourselves and oblige
your humble servant, JOHN L. HANSON,
jy29.d4wH Proprietor, A
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IN -. .El = -
~ = s>ald = = ~ - y 80 !
s,n j, - 49, I'll ~ -
~ sssgl lss,s - . / - - +
= sslsas
snssy pfodscs ce0O y pieatifally, anl
bria4o reduced prices.
~ o..;s.s q isles'ed vhiss
COFFEE-19al24.
nOLASSES-By the bbl.. Reboilsd IS u Is:
Belchefs IS, kegs $500.
NAIL8-Ass. a -.
RICE-8.
FRUlT-Raisins, prime, - IS.
6ROOAS-el, 6Oa2 80 per dozen.
WHkAT-New Winter S0a9Oc, new SpsisE
Is.
FLOUR-Choics winter $500 retail. as5o
Wholesale; Spring 500 retail, AIS wholesals.
BEANS-$l, 75at2, rs per bush.
POTATOES-S5a40c per bush.
CORN-60a7O cts.-Dcarce.
OATS-65c.-none arriving.
BUTTER-l2fal6c.
EG0S-7aSc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
aOGa-Gfoss, $4a6; nett t6,0Oa7, oc.
E nEIf-Gross, S3,sOa4 so, nett, 36,OcAs, 90.
SHEEP-Prime, tss4.
HAY-Timothy, 4l2@l5.
WOOD-$2 6OaS 90.
HlDES-Green, 5a6c. Dry Flint l2al5:
Green Sailed 7aS; Nurrain SaiO.
WHtSKEY-26a27c.
WOOL-Common, so; Half Blood ,ssas7};
Full Blood 4Oa45.
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ma. EAS cERLY,S
Fewer and A plYn Ki110rs

1Ais Medicine WiH cSss feeer and AQvs, DwW6
Agus, CAStts Gsd Fever, kasssrsSttsMs 0a4 Rssatt-
tent fsssrs, and every for y /scsr tscsdsss % ~
Wed.
Among eli the CELEBRATED REMEOIRe fes Aeus
and Fever, first and foremost IN FaAk stands
Dr. E0saOFlyss Fever and A We Killer
This medicine II positive cure, b1 tn speedy and
two hundred thousand which has established its
efficacy In al parts Of the West the ONLY RELIABLE
RkMEDY for the OF these dtstr essng complaints
It will also Enlargement Of the Spleen, Agas Cake,
ETC. II II perfectly harmless 70 the deirate con-
stitution or tender infant. Try u. ye All etssi.
kaY- Price u per bottle, six bottles ~ A5.
Prepared BY Dr. Eastery, Of III rd and Chest
nut streets, st. Louis, Mo-, sole Proprieh v.
Sold BY Z. 4. GAY and SQUlRES BLa ~. Druggisss,
Burlingtos, and bv Druxgis,s generally. fe6lS
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"raE PLOw HANDLE TIcKEr."-We trust our
neighbors will let US carry out our own whims.
II it is within in US to place plows at the head
Of the Republican State ticket, and even place
over them the words-"The Pillow Handle
Tickct,"-we hope nobody will interfere We
are rot bound to look only to pleasing them, or
We should do q good many foolish things and
leave undone many wise things We might
never have thought Of placing plows, &C., At the
head Of our ticket, if the idea had not been
suggested by the sneers of Democrats at "the
Flow Handle Ticket" We don't often take up
with Democratic ideas, but when We do, We
think We ought to be encouraged instead Of
abused by Democratic editors. In this case We
have to take come means of showing our Dem.
ocratic friends that we defy all Democratic
sneers aimed At our ticket. We don't think q
bi, better Of the Republican ticket because 1t is
heaGed by two farmers, and We never recon-
mended il on that account, but We protest
against the idea thrown out in the sneering
expression Of its opponents, ''the Plew Handle
Ticket" that it 10 any less worthy Of support
because it is headed by farmers instead Of old
offic holders. 1.-THE Plow Handle ticket 10 at
the head Of our paper, and the Democracy
here and elsewhere might as we'll get used TO
seeing il there. Il will be right there till the
whole ticket 10 elected. When the Democracy
are taken down" then we'll take down 1.-THE
P!ow Handle Ticket."-DAvenport Gazette.
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$4,000 yenr waste L411a

| $50 'If~~nrs nam9Wp lnvs por1 - T..
-. A. @-S'SSss1@7 - - 49, el0~ss
80 - ~ ST s.~-.a..
i -. DaeGAlB nulsss .l..s'1ys.e
- 49, ~ knvina nur111s II D114 -
49, ~ : 4 49,. vASsA - - 49, 1vesy
/ .S&@ 1Sa1N SSA1.nn1 W. oeo e1oo - - 80
.STs-aS- -~.hta~r ~ o. Enrn OF u - -
~ .s-.sS.,s.s s.~izsn y ernSsine ~ pgooo0s -
- ~ N IN a.r.evensns. Which, = oea11satly
S.s~.a nm -.sS ~ s~afsn rnvoiueloo d ~ U0eo0
~ cs-~ss. ~ - =. ~ aanaa n Lava H. II.
49, ~ 49,. ~ ~ ssGrSieitv - - eAoaoaon
.S Seis> ~. ~ ~ ssnnnSxnone WIN ~ Ass
sn~s ~ 49, M ss.sas. - wlshin ne 1eono n
49, -. 49,. r. ~. es~aS 80 800 - - n
l.Hsss ~. 49, NS-ss~. ~sS.s - ~ 70 IasAa
~ - ~. ~ 1870 \: 80 ~rstaasv ereo neannn
~.rss ssrs Ass.C e~-~.s vs,s.ne ri aav fnnovo.
~ -. .S..S ~ ~ Tesss~S sc~mrnItv ri fova
HSss.s sSsn na..S3.S b. ~~saiS~ ~ 1~s~.
s~~. :. .4.s.1s.. ~ 49, - pnssss1 M
1921 MS-s-1s -.-..1f
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Nor A DEvAULrER.-The State Journal says
that Mr.. Babbitt 10 not " defaultes |" O, no |!
Il wouldn't do to call democratic nominee by
30 criminal \ name 40 that. He is only 10
arrears, the Journal says. President Pierce
found him 10 arrears, and turned him out of
Office because be wouldn't fork over, Is the Law
demanded. Judge Mason says he 10 in arrears.
aud feels certain he will be enabled to compel
him 70 disgorge. II 10 only . difference in
terms. The tender-footed call friend who
refuses 70 pay over government money on the
call Of department IN arrears. The law calls
him DEEALTER. And % cay tho people.
The law will punish him A. such, II Judge
Mason gains the suits,-as he thinks hs will
And the world will cay" served him right, the
government thisfl"-0ate City.
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AND YET ANOTHER!
DUBLIC ATTENTION il invited 70 ~
il MeW 0ssck =
BOOTS AND SHOES,

81 Jefferson Street, Darret House Block.
70 eaA frisnAs and eassensrs y y nes4e0 peshaps
either il qualify, variety " ye - The very 49, =
~ marksk Iks Goods nov bsng eRsas4 are ffesh
and ssasonahls, snhgacnG &eesmbbs kin1Is and oh
~. n 10 bsss eSaass, anA going - 8 very lev
~ plass II dssignaSsA ~ large pair ef
ELK'S HORNS.
fAere 10 no particular ssgniacanss n ~ n exespe
~ aoler which = 08uHNs anA theagA d ~ - quite
nnsceeeary 60 give gooal pReninsooe - thAA nv.
er1hsae0 hang NJ ha1aeS - - o1e4 WAll, hat ID
~ - Vhafe goeA hAfealn0 h
W0OT0 AMD 0U1080
are rnaAe vt1A Gva1eDe e1eo.
anee-AAw0 J. j.. oAyDRAY.
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DAUGHTERS OF MALsA-Ths lady editor of
the Rockfod (lll.) Standard says: The
Daughters Of Malta are becoming - distin-
guis6ed, and seem to BY quite - benevo.
lent IN their designs, % the Sons OF Malta
Their object 10 said 70 be to relieve widows,
destitute bachelors, dandies, Hottentots. and
orphan male children. BY the time the
Sons obtain the control Of the 1slandof Cuba,
the Daughters oen6dsntially;e 10 suhja-
ente s'ths Iale Of Nan"
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a.. :. sbce the advent OF Republication, (pas-
~. VI Tue Kansas Nebraska bill,j the Dem
.,. party have suddenly and without
e.,;.. 'on' trust deeds, or even notice by publ
beeh sold TO the S0ulh.'-Gaxette.
4.' So Douglas aud Dodge and Jones
''e ooughfaces did it. Buchanan was an
'sofy after the fact. Pitch In Colonel -
'ae' have 10 friends.
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-,o,,. New Z 0Fk, A00. II.
nOuR-Heavy and unsetled, and lONlke 10 wer.-
Sales 900 obls at o. 1904 % for grer stats: a. 50
a. % extra Dc; - 550A o old; Q5 OO01 81 fresh
grornd Ohio.-Rye dour, dull q o. 76aa IS.
white Ky. 1t 81 %.
RYE-Quoe ct rs.
BARLEY-Dull
CORN-Firmer; 70 old, So0s1 new mixed essrn.
and Canadian.
90 00010 - prime.
BEER-Heavy and dull
WHINKEY-etsady ct 26k.
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lodge has recently been trying TO jump
tss, and even Atchisons claim 10 the In.
80. 80 Of squastes Sovereignty, Familiarity
- o. BY Gen. Morgan - the Nebraska
II. Douglas puts this matter q rest
recent letter BY asserting that IL Vas
~ y. everby the Puritans in the Nay Flower.
:" o'rshy blAskguards."
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Administrator's eale.

nSmR III VDEM31GNEW, AdminsaSaAcR .
~ nseals Of Cyrus 3. spencer, dsseAssd, vil, ~
order g - Oh tnty Court Of Dee Moinss County, Iev
IN a 1Asso1ay The Oh day Of September lcc V the
hrhess bidder d The frost dssr Of MArion Mali ~
CITY 81 Businston . O'clock .. Of saa day. ~
relieving Rsa nssa eseasing y SID nsaAas SsaAese
70 Ne widow's dove ~ viz
hs Wsss half 81 La 10. - ID The City u Darlinson
with the 1siek Hose 011Ats thsrscn.
f11M1-1Asse hun 0gs1 AsllArs sash dovn. aAA r..
mAinAse In twelve men - Uith ten per csnt. nlereoe
WI. 0A1R1I1,
AAniniaaraAes efEsasts q 9. ,. spencer. Asssassd.
anse-d1tvN
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4AO @OU1 00WOA9B m9CAn0W 9OW -
Market % Weeds Patent.
which 10 - simple, that child can operate y,
and expsrieace in The uss sfseving Machines dsnon
sFstes that this Machine IL less liable to get out q
order than any other Sewing Machine new before The
public.
The Rev. Robert @. Williams, of Woodbury., Conn.,.
says "Afssr an examination Of every other kind Of
Sewing Machines, was fany convinced yours 10 the
best and slnes ssAstans of for soma time has
more than realis ID my expectAons for know there
= ether machine that viii, with % little trouble,
perform mach and many dGsrsnt kinds Of work."
planter says: II used to employ three Or four
hands In making clothes for the rest but since pur
chased your Weeds Patent Sewing Machine, one hand
does the sewing for the whole plantation while wis
usesi for making nearly all the clothes Of the family
feel confident the machine pays for itself every three
months.
WHITNEY 4 LYONS, Proprietors,
Is Broadway, New York.
W. r. DANNER, Agent in Burlington.
ORVILLE LEONRRD, General Agent, 81 Clark o.,
Chicago. mATs1md
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N'lsA couSrY.-We learn from the Colum-
%"'y En,erprize that James Letxy. Of Elm
1--WE ~"aship, died on Saturday, the s0th nit,
: we ELECTS Of the heat Of the week previous.
'ss Foss Master General has refused the
Mw.
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Dss Moines County,
DY VIRTUE Of N Exssution % % diresesd, -
ID sued ous o. the once Of the Clark Of the District
Court Of said eoanty In favor Of Mcknight Brother,
and against Glas A. Hudson, have levied upon ard vM
expose to sae TO the highest bidder at my eee aese
Ia said county Of Des Aoines the 9lse day Of Az
gust A. D., 1859, between the hours of oeloek. a. -.
property, to Wit All the interest Of as A. Mudso1i IN
and TO- Lots Nos. 9o1, 49, e9, s7o So e0 end ee1s
Also, tbs West 81 Of Lot 097A. eoutA Of Loo 1o
the undivided OF Lot $685. and NJ seath last
Of Lots In bleck 49, I'll Of said Lea0 lyi1g an1
being situate In the CITY Of Burlington In eaid De-
Moines county, Iowa, and taken and lsyieA upea -
the property Of said 0as 4. Hudson % 0atiefy ea4
execution. Aug. -, 1859.
A. ,. HILLROUuD,
au2- d4tvts Sheriff Dies Moineo County.
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sRERIFFsS SALE.
NTATR or IOWA.

ID out OF the once OF the Clerk Of ~ 11pro0e OoaFs
for the state or Iowa In favor Of NilAm eanneTvte
upon ma win expose 10 sale ne highest bidder At NJ
once door In Burlington ID sad county Of Des Moine6,
on the Ord day Of september next D. 1859. between
the hours Of O'Clock A. n. and Pollock r. ~ Of sad
day, the following described property. 70 vii:
the N. ,. Section twelve 13)s Township Seventy.
two (79), Range West. South Of the Sonth Of Tie
(79), Range West. 20 Acres Of saM n. =. 3 Of ~
II. part Of Sec ton EevsA (th Township eevs1ty-tvo
(725 Range West. South u fthe South d q IL n.
w. u Of bsetion Twelve usl, TovnsAip [13l. nanee .
west and 50 Acres o. the n. w. In the NerA pa6t q
Section Twelve (l9l, TownsAap l19l. Range Wsa.
and Aaron Hedges, % satisfy sid writ Of exseutioo-
Al. ulELHOUBR,
oAeef9 Dse Moinee Ooanty.
ause.vlt ~ JOm y. Wnacu, Dspaty.
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a The Davenport Democrat insists that
Dodge is great man and great in debate-that
be has met Hale and Webster, etc. in the Sem
ass aud never been used up, therefore the Re-
publican accounts Of the debates between him
and Kirkwood, .. Oska loosa, and Ottumwa, are
hs. This is bagging the question. If Mr..
lodge is an Orator and Statesman, and the su-
prior Of Mr.. Kirk wood. as is claimed, why did
no! when FIRST invited. agree to canvass in
company, and agree upon appointments extend
ng throughout the State up to the election! II
b s tbe equal Of the eminent gentleman named,
the estimation Of the leaders of his party,
Why do not Democratic newspapers publish the
appointments and let the people OF the rest Of
The State know when and where discussions be.
s'een the candidates will take place! Does il
LOOK As though bis hackers had any faith 10
O'dses pro~ess when they keep his appoint
menu from the ears Of his own party?
Ven Dodge Is understood to be good neigh.
e0', anable in his manners and department
VlsH On the stumpl and ~ honest a. the
anss and politics will admit Of. But he can't
3'Sea speech. He has neither tact nor tall
@L Alone, with set speech we'll considered,
10 veil committed to memory, he would pass
saSery heavy third or fourth rate politician.
sskng up 10 pomposity Of manner what he
meas in depth. But in debate, an unex pected
ssSH-a touch of well-direc,ed irony or fash
VII, brought in where it was not anticipated,
sf0'' him OF the beaten track, and he foun-
''n about like fish cut Of water.
Dodge is the great man We read Of let us
a.e . LIST Of joint appointments up to the day
~see'ion, and lie. them be published in oil
~ papers in order that all the people. both
~p''iicAns and Democrats, may have an op-
s".aaily Of seeing and hearing. Show your
-" " your works, gentlemen.
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!, Home Z for . Poor Man.

Home for Poor Nan,
ON TEN YEARS CREDIT,
r WILL SELL 80 ACRES OF prime Prairie and
i Timber Land, Ut reasonable Price, 6ftA dswn
and the balance In ten equal annual payments.
aug6bpN HENRY III. SCOTT.
THE PARTNERSHIP OF r. ID. Rand
u 3 90. expiring By limitation the coming Fall, W
determined TO close present Stock OF LAM
Der consisting Of over
SIX MILLION FEET
Of every variety, at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
We viii keep supply Of those extra A. Shingles Of
own manufacture, warranted full count, and every
shingle perfect Also, Lath, Timber Doors and Sash
OF the best quality, and u the lowest rates.
The highest market price will be allowed for Wheat
and Oats in exchanp for Lumber. We will also take
Wheat and Oats for that 10 due account.
Lumber can be purchased at yards In MI. Plea.
SAINT Fairfield, Agency City, and Ottulnvs, at Bur-
Angton prices with tAe addition Of freight.
ju1e-bp6m 80 T. d. RAND GO.
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The GRAIN CRor Or OHIo.-We publish this
morning complete exhibit Of the amount OF
Wheat, Corn and Oats produced in Ohio in 1858,
prepared from official returns made to the
Auditor Of State. This information is highly
interesting, coming, IS it does, at this time,
when it u SO important to compare the product
Of the harvest Of 1859 with that Of previous
years. II will be seen that the whole numbss
of acres under Wheat, in 1858, was I,695,4l2,
producing 1865, 4S3 bushels, or An average u
10 Is bushels TO the acre. The general in
preston is, that one third more land was planted
the past season than in the previous year. Il 10
safe, We think, to estimate the number Of acres
at 100000. The product per acre, after ma
king allowance for the frosted district, may be
stated at Is bushels. The yield is admitted 10
be better than in 1857, when IL was within
fraction Of IA per acre. The crop this year is also
very superior in quality. We may, therefore,
set the crop Of 1859 down at 10000, 900 bushels
Of wheat OF excellent quality, against II 900 900
bushels Of ordinary quality last year, and U.s.
100000 in ls57.-Cncinnati Gazette.
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B. & II. B. 3. NOTICE.
Qfaca OF the Hurlington and Miranuri River \. Ct

VN1C9 u 8uU INTubUutt kIvUr s VUse
Burlington, June 1, 1850. I
NTOCKH0LDERS Of the Burlington and Missouri
y River Railroad Company, are hereby notified that
has been laid upon oil sock OF the Com
pany not full paid Of Five Dollars SHARE payable on
before July Is ensuing. and Five doATs hare pay
able before August 18th ensuing Stockholders
siding In Iowa, will pay a the Cfce Of the Company
Burlington, those residing In Illinois, 10 A. r. HAIL.
Esq, Chicago; Michigan Stockholders. to George r.
Porter Esq Detroit and oil others .. the once Or the
Company 10 Boston.
BY order Of the Directors.
jun2S-bptd J. N. DENiSON, reasurer.
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iu15-1y,'
WIGS-wIGS-WIGs.

WHGS-WIGS-W1GSs
BArCHE. vOR's WIGS AND TOUPEEs surpass al
They are elek 1aE. light and durable.
Fitting to sharm-no turning up behind-ne shrink
ing on the hsa 4 indeed this 10 the only Establishment
where these thin o properly understood aud made
julb-lyw 233 Broadway, New York.
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DIR. Bakers Specj fic.

1AGs u sat oMd certain Cure j0r GO sesrAaa, 0ees,
Structure NssiA0l Weakness, CAOyv -. DdAseses Of
he KidASvs 0ad Bladder, ard ~ Nsssdses n ~
GenitdJ OrguMs.
Reader, have you private diseased DO not n ssascs
II. II you 20 TO regular physician Nh your case yOu
peril your reputation. N you 60 AN .dyerti,, ~
use DR.. Bakers Specific, watch has saved thousands
upon Thousands II the hands OF d Aerciless uacks
n not from premature grave VIII Dr. Bakers aDe.
eAe yoa can yourself and pr event s1posrre. a
plstA 1Eections for uss accompany the medielne.
sRrice el 20 per bottle.
Prepared ~ Dr.. KassFiy Of fArd and Ohest-
MT street, d. le13s, No., sole Proprietor.
oolA BY 3. = GAY and e0UIRE9 HLQTo. Drveeista
DaTlinglon, and BY DrugEists generally. fSSlo
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-Wnn1AllA.

CAs1 ~ = s'''sa1. e 49, 49, Los,
!. D. =. i'a,s - 1sssssa -. S~iisssa .issa.
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For Children Teething,
which greatly facilitates the process Of teething By
softening the guns. reducing all inaamma,ion-viil
s' sTRE 70 RsaTIAT Ts'i rs aiI Sow MI Is.
Depend upon It, mothers, It will give rest 10 Jour.
RELIEF AND HEALTH 10 Youa INyANrs.
We have put up and sold this article TOR over eni
years, and cAx SAT-, ~ coz HpExcE AsD TRUJa OF H.
Whist We have never been able To- say Of any other
medicne-NEvER HAS at FAILED. IN A SIN.
GLE INSTANCE, TO EF IECT CURE. vhea
timely used. Never did Eve know an instance d
dissatis!s BY any whe used II. On the CON
trary, all are delighted with IT. operations, Anl
speak In terms Of highest q csmmendsiien o. its ma
gica effects and medical virtues. We speak in THU
matter .wHAf We DO ). Kncw," after ten yeaFs
experience, AsD PLEDGE SOUR RkPETA5lon R0a mi
TULynMEHf or wHAr VI AKRn DECLARE In almoo
every instance where the Infant 10 suEeriDg fioU
pain aud exhaustion. rs lief WI 10 Sound esn q
nfteen minutes after the SsyrGp IL administered.
This valuable prepare ticn u ,;e prescription .
Of the most EXPERT SESCED aud EKILLkUl
NURSES In New England, : and has been used viii
80 THOUsANDs : on CASES.
1tnot only relieves the q child from pain, bot b
vigorA teo le stomach ana ooweis, ogteet0 Ac0ey
and gives tone and energy q 70 tie whole system.
- GRIPPING in rnE sowsls, AND
WIND SCOLlC.
and convulsons, which Il not speedily ssn
eiied end In death. We Sbclisse Il the bue7 n,
sraEsr AKAEDY ~ THE =. vakin, In ~ cases 4
DYsENTEKY AND DIAR RGGA IN CHILDREN
wheth4r II arises from tec'hiLg. or from any eth
er cause. We onid say = TO every nsothes Who he
b child suGssin. from any tf ,rF foregoing cor
plxints--po Y0uA PRtilpcAe, TEE Pm
= DIcEs 0susks, stsnd hetxr your suDerln
child and ihe relief that viii be SGkkr&1ee, Al
oOLUTELY ECRE-to fol Low The ase ~ sAis ned
sDe, u timely used. Full dlrectlon1 for using vi
A.. NMpany each bottle. = None genuine unless u
fSe Ssails Of CURTIS A&PEkKINs. ksv York,
a III outside wrapper
nold ~ DrueRisss thTou ii ont the World.
m vciroG &0ee, Ne. ID Ced lar o., New York.
sold IL Ck1oo, by D0LLke. SMITH CO.
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To Sugar Cane Growers.

To Sugar Cane Growers.
AGENCY FOR SUGAR MILLS.
THE undersigned calls the attention Of oil Farmers
interested in the growth Of Sugar Cane TO this i'd
vertisement Feeling confident that the manufacture
OF Syrup Molasses and Sugar from tie Chinese Sugar
Cane must succeed In this climate, 10 advisable that
the BEST and cheapest machinery for workiDg the Cane
should be ntl oduced among our Farmers. Mills b
furnished to Farmers At cost Of from $50 to o975-
complete with the best evaporatcrs evspoFang the
Cane juice ever used or invented.
ROSS wHIPPLE.
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STRUCK BY LlGHrNING.-The storm which
visited our place on Saturday evening last,
passed over the neishboring town Of Lancaster.
At that place, the brick Church of the Christian
Association, Or CampbelIites, was struck BY
lightning, and sustained considerable damage.
The top of the beliry was knocked off, the fluid
then running down to the body of the building,
wrenching off two doors, aud throwing the
casing across the room.-[Sigourney Democrat.