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For Children Teething,
which greatly facilitates the process Of teethng, BY
aliay ALL PAIN and spasmodic actien, and 10
SURE TO REGULATE The BOWELS.
Depend upon u. mothers. u Will give rest to your.
RELIEF AND HEALTH 70 YoUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for over ems
years, and SAT. II CON TIDKxcx AND TRUTH Of It,
medieine-NEvER HAS LIT FAILED. IN 4 BIN.
GLE INSTANCE, TO EF FEET CURE, when
timely used. Never did 8 We know An instance OF
dissatisfaction by any one whs used II. On the con.
trary, al delighted 4 with its operations, and
speak In terms Of highest commentator Of its ma.
gical effects and medical virtues. We speak In this
matter ''wHAr VI no ;. Know" after ten years.
experience, AHD PLEDGE OoUR RKPUTATIon ron TN
1uLTnMKNT o. wRAr W. z HERE osuAaE In almost
every instance where the infant 10 suffering from
pain and exhaustion, lief will be found IN ten o.
Afteen minutes after the Ssyrup 10 administered
This valuable prepare ton - the prescription Of
one Of the most EXPERT ENCED and 0K1LLgUL
NURSES In New Enslsn6, land has bssn ussa With
80 TaoUsANSs cor CASES.
ltnot only relieves the child from pain, but in
vigorates the stomach and bowels, co1roces acidhy,
and gives tone and energy 40 the whole system. Il
=" '6 eR.Pi iSs;' IN rue BOWELS, AND
and overcome convus,oas, which i mot speedily rem
edied. end In death. We Gbelieye N eho NM and
DYfsEsrfRY And DlAk saas IN q os HaiSi I,
whether u arises from teeshing, o. from any 9th.
or cause. We would say Eto every mother Who hes
child suffering from any of the foregoing CON.
plants-Do LOT LET Y0un !, fRkrDcO, nOa TEE Pre-
SDlcns o. oTHnns, stand 3 between your su6ering
child and the relief that win b 1URE-yse. AB-
eOLUTELY eURE-to fol lev the use or this medi-
cine, timely used. Fall directions for usins will
accompany each bottle. None genuins unless the
| fAc .simile or CURTIS 4 &PERkINS, New York, d
on the outside wrapper.
Sold BY DrugRists thsou Egkout the verld.
| Principal Once, No. II Cedar o., New York
Sold in Chicago, ~ BOLLEe, SMITH 4 CO.
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vrUetee'0 sale.
VXIAEREAB. m the 94th day u February, 1ooo,
w Milton n. Niskels conveyed 70 me - Trustee -
secure ". n. Cartwright Co., the sum o. 1our AaD-
dred and hesn aellaFss payable six neashs ae eeees
RsAl Estate, - Wit The " y 81 The n " y, and tAo
u Of the Ascsien II, In 1oWDeAiD ., )
ofN v y q Section II, rewnshp 81. n - "
IN Green county, Iowa
Also, ne n ofNn i sfBeeeion ., an1 ~ " r
Of the n Of osetien enc, In Iownship -. \ Ct,
W, In 0athris county, Stats oflowa.
And whereas setd dses hes become das and payable,
tbs request and instance Of said CartsfigAs Co.,
will on the 6eh day Of October, 1885, - The treat Aee9
Or House. In The City 81 D1rlngson, De- Msnss
IN said Deeds Of Trass ell he Above described anae
for he purpose q paying said lshs vth interest aaa
Of sals cash. oala " take plaee bssvssa
and o'eiesk, 2. -. Of saiA day.
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AAf9W~Ao 0NA FDo1Go - nUvgAsO lsys
kOssrssseaasaes ~ ~ R1sss "a 1ssbsnels 49,
lava OsrR. Nnne. 4 1854.
i Our city uae thronaeA 8 .Sev eien ~ ven
mansy or oar county. = ho1r M oneechen 81
the Republican and i1,naocrnaia eandi1Aaas for
Governor Of Iowa Neanrs. RlrkWooA aaA Dodae.
NJ. Dodge eneercaipod ,he an1touee ~ come
hour and hell. sitar which V 90 repliod Is
By NJ Kifkvood. And sseA = eatsssainmens
90 Tie peop1o cf Johneon GCaaatv had from his
| 0panis6 A1bassador enc can eca.calv inasine
unleeo psseene . witness the ecene. / kad
heard much Of this ss(3enoraIw Dodre. = he Il
called. bus never before w. peiviIeeed Is he-
held him, and hees hje visve upon ~ poiitical
questioue Of she day. Candidiv. / muss ~
was Disappointed n the ~. NJ Dodre 4 Z
fair repsesoutative Of the Deu,ocrasia nsrsv a
70 day. He b 4 northern mn M sonshesn
principles. He sapporss The Isaues of 81 partv
wholly, even TO the Erred Sect Decision. and
slave code for the Terrieoriea. Ample a. hia
points were, DO Utterly failed % shcv Z single
coasistent conclusion Of the doctrines Of his
party q enumsrassd BY him. He l. Z feebIs
advocate Of asrocious principles, His manner
Of delivuey and Ree,iculatione are ..hifalntin
and diseusting in the extreme.
NJ. Kirkwo0d replied TO the General In 4
speech Of an hour and half + No. sh. -
simony Of more than : seors of ;nau.n, III IA
respectable Democrs,a ~ n Rirk.nod -
far superior r. point az ar~ument ,nsnhr.s.l
and real ability 20 the Democf.tic candidate. NJ
answered every pcint mad ~ M Dodee. and
many that he aid mot make. h completely wound
the General up--slauehtered him with his own
weapons, to-wic bills reso usions. and documents
int eoduced By the ex-senator while ia Coneress
from lows. Mr.. Kirkwoods argument npon
''Squattsr Sovereignty" vas conclusive. The
do Grimes OF Squatter Sovereignty and of on.
20 sision 70 the African Slave Trade. professed
By the Democratic party Of Iowa, are incon-
sistens with each other. II the doctrine Of
Popular Sovereignty 10 entertained BY the De-
~ primary element in their creed.
they must repeal the Law prohibiting the foreign
slave trade OWhere 10 the difference between
the purchase Of slave from Africa By citizen
Of the territory Of Kansas, and the purchase of
) slave from Georgia! The principle embodied |
10 the Law Of Congress prohibiting foreign traffic
10 slaves subsequent to the year 1908, is the |
Iame, and applies with equal force to the people
Df territory now free, and . seye, eien State n
between the people Of the United States and |
Africa. Il Congress has the power to prohibit |
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NM -
- 1sne nspuAaieen oau0sw
sss = nesiss, ~ yssag nen tavssabls
.s.,.asjes sfa 2spsAaisaa Ciab. - !.
- An . wednesday svsaias. he I'll
60 :. -,.,ea. oessgs 7. DaeHja - eailed
= 49,. end Nashas \. ss.serlaad 80
~ SECRETARY. ne Pssssssss hsisay
49, 4. sh;scs of ~ meeting. 0anctiea shs
~ ,.a,lepea vess appointed ey sAs
Sss's -.Iesss % drAls Constisntiea;
= Lane. 3. :. Taylor, Jne. B.
n, nd r =. Gssss.
~" ..,,.g shes proceeded y - sasesiea
-. onesra, vhss he fsl'e"ias ssasls-
49, Robert Denahus,
N. r. Sunderland,
~ George +. Darsiu.
- s.s'y and Treas. R. y. Green.
1f..-;r. gentlemen we're chosen 70 serve
...u.cusivs Committee
y ~ :. U,rich.
To-" G. W. Sweetser,
Geo. Lendrum,
% +. D. Jaggsr, John Buel.
u W J. r. Marin, @
A % Joseph B. Neallsy.
Usp' !. vas ordered that The President,
"a - -, and Secretary form committee
Tes f .,,, whose duty il shall be - pro-
i s'''. 80, 70 address the Society.
dSe 'pes.s a. duties Of corresponding escse.
% 49, s.....ed % BE- perfosn<d BY de Re-
.ra,e s'''s'..'. :. = mae, on wedn..u.,
49, ...o,iuss Hall q u o'clock.
- Gsoaes r. DAWN, PrssI
Mp. SUNDERLAND. Sse'y.
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= The Warrington correspondent Of :
Chafis.t0u paper Gays: Tho general impres-
sion here amoag the untsrri6sd L. hat AZ
|eAssge Jsees Dssglas has made the best posi-
pie showing Of bis own battling in Harpars'
Aonthly, yet that be has 20 signally demoa-
s'fased me weakness Of his cause BY arguing
~ nsrts, thas his course 10 perfectly suicidal
and that, by overreaching, in order 70 catch Il
: shadow, . has less bis feo.ing, and win never
Oe able % grasp the more dazzling prize at
which % aims"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-10

We have Just returned from tour through
| ten or twelve counties in Northern Iowa, and
taken some pains to ascertain the state OF
political affairs. From observations made sew
eral weeks ago. We had began to cherish fears
that the county seat question might lessen our
majority ia two or three localities, but where our
fears had been centered the strongest, sectional
animosities have been laid aside; the best men
have been selected for county and other OH.
cers by the Republicans. and they are going
in, ~ usual, for victory. Wherever there he's
been county seat quarrel likely to weaken the
strength Of che Republicans, the Democrats,
With characteristic amiability, have endeavored
to widen that breach. hoping thereby to
strengthen their own cause. In this, however,
they hare made signal failure. The aeltishnsss
of the Democrats has been too palpable,-and
the Republicans, seeing it in the oficiousness Of
their opponents. have formed Q united front in
order to triumph.
So earnest are the Republicans in several
counties that they will not be satisfied with
their usual majority they are determined to in.
crease il, and will do it. Such is the feeling in
Delaware, Buchanan, Black Hawk, Butler, and
Floyd. Our impression Is that the Republican
majority in each Of these counties will be
from fifty to one hundred votes larger than it
was last year. Grundy county, which gave Mr..
Vandever ninety votes last year, and coq mot
afford Mr.. Le6ingwell one, will nearly d$uble
her votes this year, and nineteen twentieths Of
them will be for the Republican ticket ray
cite county, which gave 426 majority last year
for Mr.. Vandever, and which correspondent Of
the Dubuque Herald is brazen-faced enough to
claim Tor the Democracy this year, is as firm for
freedom Us the everlasting hills. We know the
Republicans Of that county Thoroughly; they are
enthusiastic workers, and are determined to in.
crease annually their majority.
The Republicans OF Clayton County have
nominated strong ticket for county officers
have laid aside local feeling on county matters,
and will not be satisfied this fall with $50 ma
jority. The rallying cry Of the thousands Of
intelligent German voters in that county until
the llth of October, will be "Kirk wood, Rusch,
Nicklaus and Victory!" We shall not be sur.
prised if Clayton county gives the Republican
ticket 500 majoritity this year.. We have
positive assurance OF large gains there on our
side. The falls. hoods OF the Dubuque Herald in
regard to Mr.. Rusch's inability to speak the
English language and his incapacity for the
Office Of Lieut. Governor, will recoil unoat the
head Of the Democracy in Clayton CO end
other localities, and greatly strengt Sur
ticket.
In short, the Republican skies an bright,
and if every man does bis duty, our s<y in
October will be more brilliant than d enost
sanguine friends dare anticipate.-[Oabu
Times
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WE have now ready for sale, the largest and most
complete stock Of
Clothing, Gentlemen's Furnishing and
Rubber Goods
Ever offered In Burlington.
We enabled from the many advantages that W
possess, 70 make II greatly to your interest 70
PURCHAAE OF u.
First. We purchase ali our Fleece Goods Of he lowest
Cash prices.
Second. An our Clothing b manufactured expressly
for Custom wear, under the superintendence o.
Mr.. b. wilmer, q orr Mandatory No. III East
Water Street, Milwankie, Wiscensln.
Third. Selling 70 nome but for Cash, ws mako ne bad
debts, therefore We can and WILL sell you st
lower prices.
Fourth. And very important. This 10 the emily Arm In
Burlington that manufacture ALL their Clothing.
WHEN IN THIS CITY
CALL & EXAMINE OUR STOCK
for yonr own special benefit
We love TO show our goods because they yin.
A. b. WILMER,
eep0.wtf - jefferson 0erest.
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E0l00s
rrfe0 ~ DsmecsAs, -. IL

We ,e~..s ~ .nccrrce fasal aeei6ent 60
curing ,hrooah careles,pess d waking absu,
,he bsnks a. the river veaterday. While Mons.
De Lave va soinr through viii hje peseorm-
ances on the roma The victim Ras ! young
man named Will;am r. JAhnson. amuloyed n
a clerk n the ONCE and varehcuee or Joehua
Eaton. a. Charolotts. a cams nm 70 The CITY In
the morninv vith acme comnanionse 10 - Dc
Lave YAH. and aft.r taken dinner e I hotel
ana vieiiinv seve,.l nlacea ahout town. got sens
rated fran a.. rest N III nartv. md The NEXT
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Inc Richmond Enquirer keeps up its sharp
assaults upon the author Of The Harper essay
On sqaasssr Sovereignty, and promises more Of
the same sort, - follows: e&
Don't be alarmed. ksssss Ready -to.hale-
we vii show Jon. before " quit the subject
snat Ar. Douglas has had NO better luck than
NJ. Bolts. In the effort to demollsh the Cous,i-
susionai rights Of the South. This whole web
Of this essay. which, Black Republican news.
paper says, should b styled. Hos 10 keep
stose'y Osf Of tie Territories Usshoss respect to
CongvssssonaI ssshesisy,' in warp and wool,
and every fibre 10 a. G,nsy and unsuhstsntiai
even o. the eqally obnoxious auti.slavery crudi
ties OF NJ. John Minor Boees." ~.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-26

1 sSoMETHINa M ORTIZ KNow1Na IN
der this head, the Cincinnati Com
mercial says ): "a day Or two since, d
workman, on descending awell which
had been excayated on Barr street,
was oyerpoweIed BY tie noxious gas,
and became insensible. sA light was
let down and as ii was Immediately
extinguished from the same cause
when one of his comrads proposed to
go to his assistance but was prevents
ed by the foreman, who wisely re-
marked that one man could be res
cued more easily than d couple. As
speedily as possible, he procured d
quantity Of unslacked lime, which he
cast into the pit, and then dashing
down a pail Of water. The good eff
feet was evident III a brief space Of
time, for pull al the rope was felt,
and the man was drawn to the sur
face, having fortunately escaped any
i'll consequence from me remedy
which had been used to dispel the
carbonic gas.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-26
ALaW that Should bs RepcaI,d.

The Federal Court, during its late ses-
sion at Wheeling, made several indict-
ments against Steamboat Captains fcrr
carrying Letters contrary to law The
Court decided that a steamboat officer
shall not be allowed %. carry letters Ell
cept when they have postage stamp OH
them, and evenlin thai case be is required
p deposit them in the post ofiice Of their
destination in place Of delivering them to
the parties to whom sent, and there they
are subject to the charge of another cent
postage. s
As most Of the letters sent BY steam
boats are orders for freight for return of
boat, and often contain large amounts of
money this law win bs7felt as quite I'LL Jt
pressive. The people Of this section
were willing 70 submit 70 the law III
haretafOrs understood, 1.-THE using III
stamped enYelops, J but Ills decision sen 4
lders tlss law considering our. miserable
psoil faeilities. any thing bhlt iust, and ~
venture 70 assert that Ii vim Hot 81 ebay.
I'll. and cannot Be enforce9 in1 one 4 case
out often thousand. and. sthef af5relI,. should
be repealed.
: seS E ,l.1t 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-26

A BEAR FfeHT The carcass Of Bear
was brought % town the other day, asys
the Lexington Sfars which had haen
killedBin tie upper end Of the countyE--
The bear was driven 10 the n,ouutaifs hv
men and dogs, and had been twice sIiot.
when upon is making break \ for ths
8 fiat. young man. named Thonas
Vest, jumped upon its back. and reso.
iutely hung on 10 it for half mild Or
more. But for tho dogs and q comrIn-
ion, who punched it with q gun, Vest
would have been killed. AS t was he
finally killed Bruin with an axe, andes
capped himself with 81 slight scratch IN
ths shoulder and the total demolilioH Of
bis cleths. l1H'.7 II s.'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-26
KAN A w IIA ALE Y "a +:

! TVS Isrxrp a. SAN JuAH.-The New.
YORK Exprsss. referring to this island,
HlateIv. sairei bv Gen. Harvey, remarks :
For some time past il Is said 10 have
sbsen occupied BY British subjects IS .
sheen pasture. for which il is said 10 be
admirably adapted Il is Seventy thous-
and acres in extent, and covered. for the
most part, with iihe gFass. The disputed
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-26

The JAPANEsE AT SAN FRANcIsc
One Of the objects ofintersst ct San Fran
cisco is the sxhibitiDn ofaicargo Of goods
brought from Japan. including Ia large
amount Of beautiful toiletswork, silk and
Grape goods. fancy foys and other fancy
articles, exhibiting high degrees Of COM
strnctiye ability and great mechanical
perfection III some Of the arts! The
growth Of commerce on the Pacifc is
placing the cities on the western coast IN
closer relationship with the older portions
IF the Eastern Continent. andif ever the
exclusiveness of the Japanese and the
Chinese Is tobe broke down. ii will be
through the enterprise and commercial
spirit IF -four own people, acting from go
favorable q position as they now occupy on
the Pacific. IL the Japanese can find Q
sale iof their fancy goods. the Galiforni-
ans viii soon find and exchange pf some
of their own commodities, and San
Francisco viii soon become the seat Of
direct commerce between the Old and
New World.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-26

Ii..# THE SAN Juan ISLAND SEIZURE Later
from The {. Seat Of Wdr..' The Victoria
'papers Of the 18th ult., have the latest in
diligence from the " seat Of war" but
nothing indicative Of d battle. "a scow
had arrived at San Juan from Oregon,
with lumber, to be used il erecting bar
racks for the United States troops The
United States vessels jeff Davis aud Act
i've had left Tie island, and 80 had the
British steamer Otter. The British yes
sells had landed no troops1at San Juan -
"A correspondent, writing W the Victoria
Gazette, describes the seat of war 4 as
follows: sNy III
Upon landing, We. visited the lutte
group of tents belonging tothe 9th Y. s.
Infantry. company p. Capt. George A.
Pickett, where were three brass field
pieces, to the wheel Of the centre, and
larger Of which was lashed 4 staff bearing
alof. the U. S, flag. Capt. Pickettswas
On board the Shubrick al the time. We
we're received BY Lieutenant Jas. ".
Forsyth, Post Adjutant. Several Of the
officers Of H. NJ. S. Tribune were seated
ID front Of the marquee.
The " army" under Capt. Pickett con-
sists of sixty-six men, rank and file, who,
including the Commissionary depart
ment, occupy 81 tents which, while we
were there, were being removed from the
harbof frontage, to spot across the
southern peninsula about mile distant.
The sight is an excellent one, command
'inga very extended view, and with wa
ter convenient. No permanent forti6ca-
ton will be erected as yet.
The island being deemed a portion of
Whatcom county, Washington Territory,
III. r. Ctosbie has been appointed Resi-
dent Magistrate for the adjudication Of
such matters as usually come before that
officer under H s. Territorial regulations,
Paul X. Hubbs, IN. the revenue officer,
has resided am told, three years upon
the Island, and has his residence near
the Hudson's Bay Company's buildings,
and beneath the American flag.
He has not been invested with, nor ex-
ercised any judicial prerogativesE Ibuta
a residents United. States officer has re-
ferred such matters to the proper author
tiles on the main land. There IS quite q
large numberof American settlers upon
the Island, which contains sixty five
square miles. and. asa whole, has 20 sua
perior for the general purposes Of agri-I
culture. for commerce., or for command
ing military. position on the whole north
ern coast as At present surveyed.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-26

! ToucaIra INcI DEEr-+ Filidl -4ffct2H
"A brief itam was fecenlIy published
noticing the death u drowning OF little
son Of Mr.. Nash. keeper Of the lighthouse
at Grand Point. No. a most tonchigg
story cbnnectea with the occurrence .is
related by the Belfast [ Mel AgeE Mr.
Nash fell out Of his skif while thFpwing
out an snchor:
Because Of his laneuess he was Enable
to swim, and upon rising 70 the sgrface,
seized hold Of theHgunwale Of the skin.
and at once hal1ooed to his little hey Eli
sha. who was looking out Of the open
window, The honse being but 2 small
distance from The shore, 70 give hls
mother the alarm. Mrs. Mash who had
been confined to The house by illness tpr
q fortnight, heard her husband voice.
and atEonce started for the fescnes Be-
fore leaving he house she charged Ell-
sba to remain on tile door step till her nj
turn. Seeing no hope of saving her hus.
band herself, she Fan 10 The honss Of 9
neighbor for assistance. Elisha seeing
ibis fathers perilous condition, could re-
main quiet no longer, and so lie ran
down u the shore. and at once began 10
wade Into the water 10 attempt tD help
him. His father babe him to keep out
Of the water and Isit on the shors uuEil
his mother came. Seating himsslf en
the shore be patiahtly waited his mothef's
approach. .ss ,s
Mr.. Nash. BY struggling hard tomain-
lain his position, had well nigh exhaRst-
ed himself, and while clinging 70 tie side
of the skiH, it again turned over. end he
thereby lost his hold. Bidding his child
farewell he sank beneath the waves,
with the belief that he should never rise
alive, But to his joy, as he sank, he
caught hold Of the rope with which the
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-26
Cincinnati Market.

ThuRsDAY, September ~
FL0UR-The market Is firm, with lsir.
demand and some inquiry for shipment sails
extra at s. 150S4 90, and fancy pit IS 50.
PRoVISI0NS-y-Bacon IS IN demand at TO
94es Bulk meats steadyFhd nnchanged.-
lard Is firm, sales Is tisrSes at l0lc.
I SEED-A sale Of $50 bushels ofl 'rimothyet
81 Is. MaFketvery duh.
Fl WHEAT-The market remains FIRM, with
good demand, and bat moderate receipts
sales 400 bushels prime White 1T s s. aey
do. good do. at ii tS, 200 do Il 81 05, 4uu
DO. fair al Sif1l Os, l60 40. Hin a Csc, 10Y
DO. good Red at Csc, 200 DO. prime do. e IL
CORN Sales 1850 bushels far mixed g
i75c. Market firm.
lH 0ATS--A good demand. and prices hrm e
SIC Sales $50 bushels Of this price