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SeTentlicDer NOrfrae1
Der Brdu
Jessie White Mario
s. Rnopp's S6MlG

Dte tGbrli@e praf ing btefer Anfalt fneet am
WpnIag, Dtenfa8, Ntttwp6 Hnb DSnnerRt
bGn 3d.. 80, 80. unc 81. b. Wits. tatt.
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GMfD &. RnonN
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Free Churches.

We extract another article upon this sub.
ject from the columns of the Cincinnati
Gazette
When John the Baptist sent messenger
to enquire of Jesus whether he was really
the Messiah, among other proofs OF his divine
character and mission, he gave the prophet
this remarkable one: The poor have the
Gospel preached to them" The Significance
Of this declaration cannot be mistaken, if We
remember how sssiduously the dlgnitaries of
the Jewish Church courted the rich. and how
cordially they despised the poor, making all
sne distinction IN society very prominant and
ohesise to the people, and shutting them out,
% tar a. possible, from equal right and privi-
!ege, even in religious matters, and monopo.
llzing tor themselves the chief seats in The
Synag0gues
The intention Of Christ seems, beyond all
dispvte, to be to announce Q system which
should recognize the poor - we'll % the rich
Q Gospel for the people, which, before God
and in the Church, should Danish earthly
distinctions, which should cause the poor
man to forget his poverty and the rich man
his wealth, in the recognition Of common
humanity, and q common redemption
Therefore It was that common people heard
Jesus gladly, and thronged his footsteps,
while the rulers plotted his death, and called
the people . contempsible rabble
In regard 70 this very matter Of seats in
churches, James 10 rather rointedly explicit,
snd sets forth very clearly the spirit Of the
uospei NY brethren We have not the faith
o. our Lord Jesas Christ, the LORD Of glory,
WY" aspect Of parsons; for ii there came |
ln'o cur Assembly NAN with gold, ring, in
eoou!y apparel. and there came also . Door |
man. 70 We raament; aud ye have respect /
@ aa@ thas weassth ~ elothiag and say |
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THE COLEMAN Farm MY,
1908 summer Arrangements. 1850
4tA - I'LL - -, - EssssssK,
1859

asuh trntral ana gsr,nt Z. -.
| ern Nansatial HALFWAY ess
MMNs LEAVE THE GREAT clNrgAr np.o,,
- 1907 OF Lake street, Chlea4 :. oLfof,
s'eo A. M.-petroit Accommodation d4, !.
excepted, arrives at DetroIt N e5a uy tsunaAys
~ =. M.-Sincihnati Express, tsunaax. a.
y. m. wv r. 1'h' NincnnAti At $50
Nv a.. M.--LishtninE Express, (sundav. .,..u,
nan,'a ~ Detroit TOO r. M Suspension R,sspaed
- 80 a'uo q N; Albany $500 D. NJ NJ Sa"Lk %
q p ID, Bostor, 1a NJ night - Ne" AoTk 700
$40 !, sM.-Nhes Aecommoda alton ex.an, su.,
t. sew York and Boston kxnra.s 10y.
H,',.' at,Sss az Detroit I:i5 a, nj. s.. 50
soo j 4 WY w =. M; hostn, 400 D. ~ nj New
M.-Siaemnau and Loatsyill- Fx.,r... 49,.
Ats:O0P.m WV .. .m.i Louisville
~ne Tain on Sunday al SEQ n ~
Inc 500 A. NJ an 500 y Al ,ra.
ma ~ M paaAo and Lake Huron Raiway ~ hnn.ia
vay a. Kau east at Toroao with araAd Trunk Ran.
siI 1890, nM.ston, ogdensharg Montresf Quebec ga
Ma,,..h1a ~ OanadA East, Northern Vermont. NJ
Baggage chez Ga through
'oakh tickets Tor sale af the prnclrni R.,,... +.
81 ~ me West, and NJ the general sfHce cc,s.. |
sIu uraroorn streets, op. ps 70 Il rr..,as.
Aoese, Ohic&gos and ~ the Depot feot of 4.
H. apA.n,~. NICE, Superintendent.
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Legal Notice.

STATE or IOWA, L.,
DesM-ines County. sS'
nr, OF John M. Carter, Deceased. 4
n o.iCE Is hereby given that the undersigned h.,
Estate, FfN'ssa ADMINISTRATOR OF said
Az PERSONS indebted 10 said Estate viii make tmm.
c' payment 10 the undersgned, and persons holdny
s.n aeainst saAd Estate notified 70 present ~
'e 20 the County Court Of said County for alo vance
p,.,,. 0EORGE CHANDLER, Adn'r.
s"i nPtn y low. aply-1St
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To All to Whom it NAV Concern

/ A VI the inventor of Q and useful Improvement
in Smut Machines, which right ured me by
letters patent bearing date both Oct 49, and there
are certain parties manufacturing nachi using
my improvements. This is to notify all persons who
make use or vend said improvements, that will hold
each and every person, who inirnges my rights,
sponsibe for all such nringements, and will at their
expence establish the validity OF my patent
Now part Of what claim a my invention 10 the
securing device, formed Of the beaer attached the
cylindrical screw, in combination with securing
plate anu cylinder, formed of series of rings placed
one over the other. fu, Their claim the Adjustable
screens placed in the chamber and ar. anged relatively
with the ian, whereby the chess and gh.e inferior
grain may when OF snfcien. value discharge the
machine separately, and in clean state, or, wheR
worthiess, ao~e to into the fan box be elected
thereirom with the finer and lighter c eign substances
This is part Of what claim in the Summary to NY
patent The above notice will hope, be sufficient at
none may claim ignor ance of my right.
word to the wise il sufficient
March 2ad~tf JOHN A.. WOODWARD
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4ll1 I'm 49,. !

49, - V2OWs
Tine viIl sAow = What W have doas,
MN has besn ended and what begun,
-. Tine viii show.
VIA hes besa tsas b he dream Of yoath,
0aE1srsd . harvest Of rich, ripe truth,
sas Tine win show.
Tins win show . god dssd he's been
"a WsoaghA
HeWn fto0 ~ heart Of noble thought,
sd'i7 Tire will show.
TIE will show how men have grown strong
Chanting the burthens Of eloquent scng.
.vtsrs Tine win show.
We ars looking ahead with fearful eyes,
Watching the dash Of our morning skies,
-os An aglow.
Woemils q Ne think ON our future years
Bat our smiles are yelled with half shed
toaro
.sas We never show.
Bat time viii show the deeds Of ~ ill,
~ ne tread The last arch Of HE mighty hail
Time will show.
[Spfing6sd Republican.
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The two horns of the crescent becoming
nearer and nearer, and threatened to envelope
the party.
lfone of the horses should have given out
the fate Of the whole party was sealed.
"What do you think Of this Ivan r said
Prince Repnine, speaking to the driver.
II would rather be at home, Prince.
Are you afraid Of any evil consequen.
The devils have tasted blood, and the
more you FIRE the more wolves you'll have
about us.
"What do You think is the best thing to be
done p
"Make the horses 20 faster"
Are you sure of the horses =
ayes, Prince"
"Are you sure Of our safety r
The driver made no reply. He quickened
the horses and turned their head towards
home. The horses few faster than ever
The driver excited them to increased speed
by sharp whistle, and made them describe
curve which intersected one Of the horns
Of the crescent The wolves opened their
ranks and let the horses pass
The prince raised bis gun to his shoulder.
"For Gods sake don't fire r. exclaimed
the driver, I'VE are dead men if you do"
He obeyed Ivan. The wolves astonished
by this unexpected act. remained motionless
for minute. During this minute the troika
was verst from them. When the wolves
started again after it, it was too late, they
could not overtake it. A quarter OF an hour
afterward they were in sight Of home Prince
Repnine thinks his horses ran Mt least six
miles in those fifteen minutes He rode over
the steppe next day, and found the bones Of
more than two hundred wolves.
"Bad at best, and beautiful in neither"
Time, towards evening-place, forks Of the
road somewhere in North Carolina--log cab
in close by-red headed boy wishing
enter traveller, on an old gray mare, both
looking pretty well "beat out
Traveler-'Say, boy, which of these roads
60 to Milton p
Suffering boy-B-both of EN- goes thar,
sill"
Traveler-"Well, which is the quickest
wayY
Boy-"Bout alike, b-b-both on EN- gets
thar b bout the same time O day."
Traveler-"How far is it y
Boy B bout four miles,
Traveller Now, which is the best road r.
Boy they am nary one the best If
you take the right hani, aud 20 about mile,
you II wish you was back; and if you turn
and take the left h. hand one, by the time
you have g-gone m-mle you'll wish you
had kept on the other road T.
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Hartford Fire Insurance Company.

Cash capital and surplus SsHs 900.
1 HIS, the Oldest Insurance Company in the United
Il States, doing business in the west continues to
Insure Daoeiags, Merchandise, and Manufactures at
prices as low as same risks taker by Other RE.
ABLE COMPANIES. Particular Inducements are Of.
Tered to Farmers to insure their DIV engs and arms
in this Company fer q term Of gears as they can do
SO ~ less rates than be done by Mutual Comp
without neuring the liability Of paying the debts Of
the Company.
L. H. SHEPARD, Agent.
Office over Banking House OF Cook Baxter Bur-
lington, Iowa. f.b3s'h,tr
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Fruit Trees! Fruit Trees,

Hoss Wishing Apple Trees FOR spring plas,,n.
Gan md them 1t the Burlington Nursery Il 10Y,
.ea.eeu rates. via; for 4. and year Old RE- ~
~ aaahty w Per thousand SMALLER quantities -
an.. sso Proi orion. Also. Evvrgreens curtsnts
Ac.. &c. S SHRUBS, kosos,
lingtop, lows. = n SUIT, Bur
nasll.Apu A..,. J.. = SCOTT,
AssagMss Of 4. ". Coust1e
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STRONG COMPARISON "A love sick swain.
deslrous to Indicate the extent and character
OF his love for the empress of his heart, pas
sionately exclaimed:
An! Mss Brown, my affection for you is
as strong as-as-as -ahem as that butter
they gave US for dinner"
The young lady was satisfied as she was
boarding at the same house-the bargain
was instantly struck, and the loving pair
started off in search of Squire.
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D, KEIsER 4 sHERRILL.
Burlington, Iowa.
POI CRY, March I'd, 1858,

Mr.. IA WOODWARD:
Dear SIR Your Shutter that have had in
use for about eighteen months is the most perfect ma.
chine OF the kind now III used ma chine that
purchased in Chicago for short time after started
and IT cost me more for repairs ana delays In few
months than the whole cost OF the machine that 90,
from you. Your machine has not me nythirg for
repairs, and IS now, after eighteen months service
doing Its work in the most perfect manner Please ac
cept thanks for past and hast wishes for your
recess. Yours respectfully,
narBd&v GLOR6E 3EEBE
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MRS. WINSLOW,
An experienced Nurse aud femae Physician, prese ns
to the attention OF mothers her
SOOTHING SYRUP.
For Children TaethinC


which greatly facilitates the process OF teething by
soisehing The guns, reducing all infaunaiion-wlil
aiiay ALI PAIN and spasnedic action and il
sURE 10 REQ ULATE Tak BOW tI.S
depend upon IL, mothers, it will give rest to your
selves and
RELIEF AND HEALTH To YOUR INFANTS.
- n
we nave put up all sold this article for over :. (
years, and CAN Con FDkScs ASH Tprra ~ /,
"n". We nave "a Yer been = able 70 say OF any other
m ns ne HAS 1T FAILED. IN a SIN
oL1 ANsi AMI, 10 Ell Feet CURE, wAep
,meiy useu, never DID I'VE know instance Of
uissa'siac'oh oy any one whe Lsrd 1t. On the con-
'1'y, al are o'liehteo with Its operations, and
y Goa ~ ssiuls Vi highest COMMUNICATION OF
Rcai effects and medical virtues ". sfeak n IRIS
a'sei WHAT WE Do KIN W." after years'
Apsiienee, AND PLEDGE = OUR REPUTATION THE
roLrieAhNI ~ WHAT We HERE DAClAKk In almost
wv! Instance "hete The infant Is suffering from
pain and exhaustion. lief will he found Ia Ten ~
A zen minutes AFTER the asyrup Is adniui-t tered.
one o, the most EXPERT sENCED AID skiLLFUL
49,. ~ ne" England, E and has been used with
NEVER FAILING sCCckse IN
THOUSANDS COZ CASES
~ w. oniy removes the child from pain, but in.
80 A.es .he s'omaeh ana bowels, correets acidity,
anu give tone eneI ~ - to H. whole syst.,n H.
Will almost instantly re leve
GRIPPING In THE BOWELS, AND
WIND SCOLlC,
and overcome convuls,ops which i not speedi,v rem.
e'ea ehd In DEATH We - believe it the BEST and
sChksT REMkDY THE . WORLD in Al cases ~
.E NtEkf AND DlAk RIGA IN CHILDREN
Wheth-r II arises from SteethIng or from ANY o,h.
81 s suse. We WOULD say Eio every mother who he's
,,,si, SUI ing rom any :. OF the foregoing COM
a ~ NIT LET YOUR PEEJuDcEs, NOR THE PRE-.
eDICEs OF OIHlRs, stand Sbeiwe-n vonr sna.rim.
sol uTrIv me n1, rsiei that viii be sGKE-y.s. ABB
800 .Ai uhE-to foi lew the oil this medi.
cine, II timely used Full direc,,ons for nsi,a -,
accompany each bottle. None genuine unl.s, rhs !
FAC smiie Of CURTIS @fEkKiNs New WI II
on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throu Egg out the world.
,IIhepsi once, No. II Cedar ST., New York
Sold in chicago,by BoLLEs, SMITH 4 %
ian1hplyds
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Far Pike. Peak.

NE advertiser suggests 10 these proPesink 49,.
crate to the Goid Fields and Others, tht -
ETY. OF purchasing cattle He has ior sale, t~eA ~,
81 NO Cattle. we'll trained, MLteh he xill tsi :
!os rates. Also, four farm wagons perfectly So.
he has also Cor sale tinv let OF thorough brta
Durham cattle, bcsAdvs large lot Of ether
cattle Enquire q he subscriber IN lhs LossA
si1 miles vest Of Burlington.
joAol.v0 ., LAK3Dos
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I E v E 3 A ND
Assignment.

undsfagned have been legally appointed ~.
lows. AAA W., IN bar ling ton,
.,r PeIsens indebted to the sald firm are b.rshx -
~ make Immediate payment 10 lie I'm .r,y.n1
80, -. ciAims against them are Notified H. -
w also se II private sale al ,lt proorr.v ~ .,
~ ssu Eehz Co., and used BY them n ma a.
sss,.. 10 said City. conveyed to taem b. ss,a
ROBERT ARMSTRONG.
nuri,ns&., ELISHA CHAMBERLAIN.
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Singular Hallucination-An Extensive
Operator in Michigan Central

A resident OF this city, of many years
standing, who has always heretofore been
considered IN his right mind, has recently
become the victim of temporary insanity
the effects OF which nearly produced serious
consequences. few days since, the gentle
man III question entered the Office of one of
our brokers, and asked hin. to purchase
four hundred shares of Michigan Central
stock. The broker knowing him to be a man
OF wealth, Immediately telegraphed to New
ork Tor the shares. which were purchased
for him in Wall street.
The next day the monomaniac again wait.
ed the broker. ana told him to buy halfa
million dollars worth of Michigan Central
that day, and the same amount every day
following till he had the road completely in
his control The gentleman of stocks and
b nds Immediately had new light break
upon him-his customer was insane. With
the utmost promptness he telegraphed to
New York to countermand his order of the
previous day, and was enabled to save him
self IRON pccuniary loss. The escape, how
ever, he has since learned vas narrow
one
Inc monomania with which the subject
Of this article is affected, has since shown
itself 10 different forms. In the stock opera
ton he displayed singular method in his
madness by ordering his 400 chares to be
purchased in the name of the cashier of one
OF our banks. On he latter asking him
afterwards the reason of this unwarranted
use OF his name, ne said ''Why cashier, you
wouldn't have objected to have shared the
profits if had made any thing and if had
not, OF course you would have borne the
loss.
It's needless to say that the cashier did
not appreciate this style of logic.