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To Cultivators Of the Sugar Cane.

To Cultivators Of the Sugar Cane.
WE INVITE your attention 20 No. 1 and No.
w Sugar Mills. For portability, durability, and
adaptation the work to be performed they have
press his Cane Juice at the smallest cost, and In
the most efficient manner, and they are Justly styled
the FARMERS OWN SUGAR MILL.
We also invite attention to orr Yo and No.6 Mills
being powerful very superior, and convenient
and calculated to work up crops from ten to fifteen
acres Of cane. The Three Roller Iron Mills working in
. strong Iron Frame either vertca! horizontal, are
the only mills adapted to the proper crushing and
pressing Of thu Sorgho Chinese Sugar Cane These
mills portable, compact are most simple the cheap
est and the easiest managed They warranted BY
~, perform represented Farmers are requested
to call and examine and judge for themselves. MA
FEAR HAGER.
jun13-w3m No. 80 Water st., Burlington.
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IMPORTANT no ALL.

Every man, woman end c:sid should read Che advsr.
tisements which have been inserted In cclsmns By
Dr. Eastery, Of 81. Louis. His medicines are ceiling
very rapidly in nearly every town and city the West
etates and there has been but voice saying:
Dr. Easterly your medicines are good During the last
two years One Hundred thousand Bottles Of Dr..
Easterys Iodine and sarsapara have been Sold also
One Hundred thousand Bottles Of DR.. Easteriys Fever
and Agus Killer and very large quantities Of Dr. Car.
ters Cough Balsam, Or. Hocpers Female Cordial, and
Dr. Bakers Specific and the den and ID every day in
creasng which shows that when articles possess high
intrinsic merit like theses they do not fail to be appre
ciated By the American people. No person afflicted
with any disease for which they
fail to give them atrial.
~ No person should think Of going 10 PIXIES
PEAK without taking supply OF DR.. Easterys pepu-
lar Medicines. They ssld by 6QUIkES kLOeS
and =. 4. GAY, Burlington. Iowa. ImarO
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"a Five laboring men we're proceeding in q
hand car along the track Of the Grand Trunk
Railway at Grafton, c. w., ON Thursday, when
they were run into by an engine. Four of them
were instantly killed, and the fifth 60 horribly
mangled that there can be but little hopes of
his recovery.
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las Cd ,n aSufg Telegraph says child seven
ksd, 49,. ~ weighing two hundred and atty
Nd d. o,hs. Up the Cumberland Valley Rail-
" ao.L., as' 0ay' accompanied BY his father
h'sds pIs . n,s been sent from New Mexico
~ ,bov, reak, 70 caution the miners who
s,'.l n. vs ;,, their prospecting a. far
.acsas "a I'M, na saisda, NOT 70 provoke the
t>A n !. hostility, and also 70 urss he In.
Away from he pinius ssuntry.
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u A large party of delegates from both
the political parties went out, yesterday morn
ing, on the Western Road, to Des Moines, to
attend the two Conventions on Wednesday and
Thursday. They we're from almost every point
up the river, as well as from our own city.
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The Rest Sewing Machine now An
Market r. Weeds Patent.
Which 10 simple, that child can operate 1t,
and experience In the Of Sewing Machines demon
s,rates that this Machine less liable to ret out Of
order than any other Sewing Machine before the
public.
The Rev. Robert 9. Williams, Of Woodbury., Conn.,,
says. "After an examination Of every other kind Of
Sewing Machines, I was fully convinced yours Ii the
best, and alrcs. II for time has
than REALM "a my expectations, for know there
Is other machine that will, with 30 little trouble,
perform much and many different kinds Of work."
planter says: 81 used TO employ three or four
hands in making clothes for the rest, but since pur
chased your Weeds Patent Sewing Machine. hand
does the sewing for the whole plantation, while my vile
usesi for making nearly all the clothes Of the family
feel confident the machine pays for itself every three
months.
WHITNEY LYONS, Proprietors,
845 Broadway, New York.
W. 7. BANNER, Agent in Burlington.
ORvILLE LE0NERD, General Agent, 81 Clark st.,
hieaGo. .5 maH-1md
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The lone year amendment" proposed in Con-
tseteut, (ihe defeat Of which in the Senate has
usacy been reported was lost in the House,
HlrO'e Of Al yeas to 1877 nays. That may be
a.tc "permanent settler"
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,,. DSs'enworth Times says that the coach
~. horace Greeley across the plains tip-
l., Asa Denver City, and that Mr.. Gree
se1ethat injured.
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Estray-Dun Mare.

DesMoines County. (0o'
TAKEN UP BY U. y. TALLER n,
ct HE residence In Burlington Township, De-
Moines County Iowa on the 9Th day OF June. 1859
one Estrsy Mare, described as foows, to wit: Cool
dun about ten years old white feet, star In forehead
scar on right hand leg above The pssern joint, about
u hands high. Appraised at t35 20 before D. T. Har.
ris, J. p.
Filed June 10, 1859.
A. J. MESSENGER, 0lsrk Co. Court.
By w. WooDs, Deputy.
Publish months successivsly in Weekly Hawkeye.
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supreme Court une lerms 1859.
CASES DECIDED-JuNe L.

supreme COUFCJ Ume 10RMe 1850
CASES DEcIDED-yuNs Is.
Morris v. Van Horn, Polk, AHMED
YCst v. Devault,
Ruddick v. Patterson, Lee,
State v. Mcpherson, Z"
johnson v. Strahan, Marion,
Lyon '. Brown,
White v. Tucker, Linn,
Dyson v. Resm, Winneshiek,
Abrahams v. Erwin, Des Moines, Reversed.
JUNE 10TH.
Williams v. Warden, Dallas. Affirmed.
Davis v. Woolnough, Dubuque,
Robinson v. Chaplin, Reversed.
Hunt v. SHEDS, Pcweshiek, Affirmed.
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TINNERs SrocK.-The attention of dealers is
called to the card of J. E. Cross Co., St. Louis,
Jobbers in Timers Stock, ETC., etc.
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SUICIDE or a BoY or FouRrEax.-The Hills.
borough. Ohio, News describes the suicide Of
Jessie Traber, bound boy 70 service In the
laniiy OF NJ. Limri Marker. near that place
Vicious habits and an unmanageabls temper
seem to have melted him 70 the deed.
Though but IL years of age, he set about
killing himself With ~ much nerve and deter
ninstion - the most desperate man. In tho
absence Of the family he broke into Mr. NAN
kers bed room whore . loaded rife was kept,
and resting the butt against an iron kettle, 20
that the muzzle touched his forehead, he sat ON
the bed, and pulled the trigger with the branch
of . peach tree. evidently prepared for the pur.
pose. The ball entered his brain, penetrating
the depth Of elk inches, and lodging in the back
part Of his head. Strange a it may seem, be
lived for several hours afterward.
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR MES GLARKE,S
.CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

Inc TREAT EngllSn kennedy.
SIRs JAMES CLARKE'S
.CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Prepared from prescription Of Sir Clarke, N. D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This wel-known edicine is imposition, hut
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obstruc.
t,ons from any cause whatever: and although power.
full remedy, they contain nothing hurtful to the
stitution.
TO MARRIED LADIES
II is peculiarly suited. 1t will In shorttime bring
the monthly period with regularity.
These PiIs haze been knoscn TO- 1tl cAere ths
directions on tie I'd page o. pdmpAles are sceH Oh.
serCed
az For full particulars, get . pamphlet, free,
the agent.
N. B.-S1 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to an au-
thorised agent will insure . bottle, containing so
pills, by return of mail.
sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
Late !. G. Baldwin Coz
Rochester, N. Y.
For sale by
ALLEN HENDRICKS,
Wholesale and Retail.
Dec 81 Burlington. Iowa
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q The Dubuque papers Of Friday say the
r'sr has receded about six inches since it com.
teaced falling.
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4 mass meeting Of Americans was held at
Cincinnati on Friday evening, At which pre-
nble and resolutions were adopted declaring it
10 be the duty Of the American party (disavow-
Ing al sympathy or cooperation with any other
lsrtes) TO assume its proper aud legitimate po-
ifOn Of independence, and recommending that
mass convention of all the conservative citi
Eas Of Ohio to be held in Cincinnati on We'd
ssiay, the 9th Of July next, to nominate q
srs ticket. This movement grows out of the
usage, by the Republican State Convention, Of
sresoluton, regulating the "two years amend
aentn recently adopted in Massachusetts,.
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A CON ssAr.-It is supposed by some that
The remarkably open winter we have had will
account for the present cold weather. Others
attribute 1t TO the large icebergs which are
known 10 be floating south ward, and against one
Of which the City Of Edinburgh met with such a
fearful collision. Whatever may be the cause,
i viii certainly be conceded that such cold wea
tier as We are now having is something rarely
experienced in the middle of June. In Maine,
great numbers OF sheep, recently sheared Of
their fseces and left in the pastures, have died
for the effects Of the cold.
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The Davenport Qowa) Democrat says that An
official letter from Kossuth to Hungarian exile
ct that place has been received, requesting him
to take immediate steps toward embaFking for
Hungary. From the tenor of the letter Il would
appear that Kossuth Was engaged 10 raising an
army.
An exchange gosth It thus lady In lndi-
ana has obtained divorce from her husband,
because be always laid with his back TO her,
All wrong The woman might have got over on
the t'other side of him Il beats Ill what queer
laws Indiana has got
A lady friend of ours says the 6rss time she
was kissed, she felt like big tub Of roses swim
ming in honey, cologne, nutmegs and crsmbsr.
ries. She also felt something running through
her nerves ON feet Of diamonds, escorted by
several little cupids, in cbariots drawn By an
gels. shaded BY honeysuckles, and the whole
spread With melted rainbows.
A COW Who was driven from Alton, H., into
Kansas. By party going 70 the mines, got
away and found her. way back 70 Der old yard,
. distance Of Two hundred miles, In abest .
week. 4{8 4s
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rrvHE NEXT MEETING 81 the Dss Moinss
i Oouaty Tsachers' Association, viii b held In the
North AM Public 0cheol House In Buslingtou The Asss
saturday In July at 10 O'Clock.
Il 10 earnestly desired that large nunber Of both
Mole aud Female 1eAehegs attsnA.
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CAUSES DDmD1o, JunR IL.
HeGavnn '. Haspt Ssosk Reversed
Spray 1 Barnes '. Thsmpsoo, Warren. q
Ssess '. Issdseick, lama, do
BaAr '. Arndt, Scott, Affirmed
ewin . Bro. '. Berry 1 Plassr, Dubuqus, Dc
CAusEs DEcrDRD, JuxR IL.
David '. Etna ms. Co., Dubuque, Reversed
Beard '. Smith, Winnesheik, do
Moore '. Manser, johnson, DO
Crosby V. Davis, Claxton, do
fischer '. Pratt, Allamakee, Affirmed
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~ The Chicago Press and Tribune pub
fishes letter from Van Buren, Co., speaking
discouragngiy of the crops in that section.
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- Wanted.
RMALL FARM near depes esevson RI.
"A Peasant and Duslineten. fer which e. ~. ~
DaM. Address iAneaiatsly with nn dseosipS''. -
iossss terra W. AosA
\ N. p,sasons. June y, 1oso-AlVltw sa asf w
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Selling Out to Close Buainees
m IRIS. .. y. KING,

mrs. 3. n. KING,
(FORAERLY MRS. ALIxAND9RJ
No. Rarres House BlOck,
To PREPARED 10 SELL HER STOCK At GREATLY
Reduced Prices, she Wishes to close her bueneaa
within two months. On hard handsome sssortnsnt
Of 50
Grape, Silk and Straw Bonnets,
which viii b sold without regard 70 cost.
Also. enc Dosen RICH BLACK LACE MANrIILAa.
q lower prices han can Be purchased elsewhere.
Embroideries, Hosiery and Gloves. A
very Large Assortment Of Dress
Trimmings, Velvet Ribbons, and
every variety Of Fancy Goods.
Any Perscn DESTROYS Of engaging in tAs bsssues,
would Do well - make Application ne leSats~ -.
trs Business wsa established. Having tAs Ssss csss
Of custom the city affords.
VIII - sola log. -seeA
junlo-dlvu1m
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J. E. CROSS & CO.,

9ToRh0
MAY BIZ POUND the largest and best assortment OF
wi Second Hand Furniture IN the STATE Of Iowa, In
Guiding
Cooking and Parlor Stoves, Clocks, Glass
Ware, Crockery, Books, Musical
Instruments,
and thousand other articles tee numerous for present
description, ct Prices which defy oompstitioni
COME AND 0EEl
JARVIS alse pays Cash for every Description o.
Household Yarnture, Bedding. Old Copper, aad Bras,
and removes the same ByAHTnl free Of Charged
0eod Dsay anA Hasnsss and Market Cart fer sals-
dirt chsap
iun0l- bp1m
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ailay ALL PAIN and epssmodic action, and 10
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon It, mothers will give rest to you're
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INEANrs.
We have put up and sold this article for over emit
years, and cAx BAT, n COR EpEscs AID fRUrH OF Il,
what We have never been table to say Of any other
%sdic i.s.s NJ H As FAILED, IN SIN
timely used. Never did Eve know an instance Of
dissatisfaction by any one who used IT, On the con.
trary, oil are delighted p with its operations, and
SPEAK In terms Of highest recommendation Of its ma
gical effects and medical virtues. We speak In this
matter "wHAf WE DO J, Kxow," after ten years.
experience, AnD PLEDGE = ouR REPUrAIIon Io1 rns
RULEnMExr o. WHAT VIZ !. RERE DACLAnn. In almost
every instance where the infant 10 suffering from
pain and exhaustion, re lief will 10 found IN ten or
fifteen minutes after the syrup Ii administered.
THIS valuable prepare ton 10 the prescription OF
one Of the most EXPERT ENCED and sKILLHUL
NURSES In New England, e and has been used with
THOUSANDS : CT CASTS. sra ,
1t not only relieves the child from pain. but In.
vigorates the stomach and bowels correete acidity
and gives tone and energy nto tie whole system. II
will almost instantly re Z reve 3 %l
GAPING in raE BOWELS, AND
and overcome convuison., which Il no. speedily rem.
edied end IN death. We Sbelieve u the n11 and
suaEsr REMEDY II THs = woaLD, In al cases Of
DYeENTERY AND DIAR RAEA In CRILDRRN
whether 10 arises from ~teething, or from ANY on.
er cause. We would say ITO every mother who hes
. child suffering from any = OF the foregoing com.
Plaints-Do Tot LET rouR PEaJrDicIo, soA SlD pnn.
sIild and n. relief the. Vim b. stSS-yss, az!
sOLUTELy sURE-te fol low The uss Of his medi.
cine, II timely used: full directions for using viii
accompany each bottle. None genuine unleSa ~
fac-simile or CURTIS AsPkEKiN3, Nov York. r
the outside wrapper.
Sold By Druggists throu Khout the world. etf5
-. Rt =. once. No. u Cedar q, Msv Yesk.
jan1hp1Ydie - 49,
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutzalizes this malazious poison in tho
blood, and stimulates the liver to expei 1t from
the body. As ii should, % Il does cure this #.
fictive disorder with perfect certainty. And Il
does more, or rather does what IL Of more ser
vice to those subject TO this infection. If taken
in season it expels Il from the system it Is abb
sorbed, and thus keeps those who use 1t free from
its attacks; keeps the system in health although
exposed to the disease. Consequently II not only
cures, but protects from, the great variety of AZ
fections which are induced by this malignant
influence, such - Remittent Fever, Chill Fever,
Dumb, or Masked Ague, Periodical Headache,
or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Govt, Blindness, Toothache, Ear
ache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitations, Painful Al.
fectons of the Spleen Mysteries, Collie Paralysis.
and Painful Affections Of the Stomach and Bow
els, all of which, when arising from this cause,
will be found to assume more or less the fntermit-
tent type. This "AGUR CURR" removes the cause
Of these arrangements, and cures the disease.
This it accomplishes by stimulating the excre-
tories to expel the virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become habited TO do this
their Office Of their own accord. Hence arises
what We term 0cclimnfion. Time may accomplish
the same end, but often life is not long enough or
Is sacrificed in the attempt, while this AGUD
CURE" does It at once, and with safety. We have
great reason to believe this IL surer q well -
safer remedy for the whole class Of diseases
which are caused by the miasmatic infection,
than any other which has been discovered; and
1t has still another important advantage to the
public, which Is, that 1t is cheap - well ~ good.
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h ofhis
tedscsn
Mr.. B.
ears, and
e ofuni-
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No effort was made to reconstruct the old
old German empire, which the confederation
of the Rhine had dissolved The idea orisi,
mated by Napoleon was adopted, to form
another Confederacy of equal and sovereign
States for mutual protection, to be called the
Ceramic Confederation. Accordingly, on
the Sth of June 1915, the confederacy
was established, and On the 9th of November,
in the following year, the first session of the
Diet was held. The terms upon which the
Confederation was based were formally con-
irmed as the constitution of the body
by decree of the Congress of Vienna, June
8, 1920. The object of the confederacy was
declared to be to secure the independence
and inviolability and to preserve the internal
peace of the States. The federal compact,
however, contained two articles which bear
directly upon the present situation of Ger
many with regard to the war in which one
of the States-Austria-is engaged.
The 46th article stipulates that if fedral
State commences . war beyond the federal
territory, as European Power, this war be-
comes foreign to the Confederacy.
Article 10th of the same pact completes
the dispositions of article 10th in the follow
ing words lin case such q State (article
4Oth) is threatened or attacked in its posses
sions outside of the Confederation, the obi
CATION to take measures Of common defence,
70 participate in the war or to furnish help
l. only incumbent ON the Confederation If
the Diet, after having deliberated in limited
council, finds in the plurality Of votes that
there 10 danger for the federal territory.
The Germanic Confederation is composed
Of thirty one monarchies OF unequal extent,
and the four free cities-Frankfort on the
Maine, Lubbock, Bremen and Hamburg
making in all thirty five States. The follow
ing List comprises the names of the States
represented in the Confederation, tho popu-
latin Of each, and the plenipotentiaries who
represent the different States, 10 the Diet ID
now constituted. 1t will be seen that there
are in ell Twenty two representatives in the
federal Assembly. Austria, - the greatest
power in the Confederation, has the right 10
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some ten
rat place,
une, and
he STATE
lie finally
ON there
70 avoid
intima-
r, after .
he friend
Tsy slave
L. nfthia
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rec rats
D contact
NJ an eye
9 broken
resses the
NOT BVW
=, private
will re-
,uscost 70
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use O man
man q
ears; this
girl; and
fesrs old;
and four
| live IN.
.orty.fve,I
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to make
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Just re-
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rsal db-I
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16

I'M
As follows To Knoxville S cts NASHVILLE sI rs. h, ~,
SDa ~ ~ 70 Atlanta Ga, 81 10 Macon Ca al 80
70 Monigumery, Ala, Il az ST. Louis via Msmpt Al
Nieksbnrg, hatcher and New Orleans 81 AZ " ~ 70
~ To Dalton and all points and south q, ,hs.
VII go mic eTset at once But 70 Chattanooga West Of T. is
cent? per 100 lbs additional viii charged until ne
~--N'ee @Hl SfoTBA KALI
For classification articles and further intm,,,o, -
bills apply the OF The Richmond and bsnv
Company, Richmond C.Nfput,I,
Richmond, April ed 1889. go sup ~,
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surKsINrENpENr,s oFFIcE X.

sUrEkiNrENDENrS OFFICE X D. X r.
- - HicHNoNr October 2s'h. Use Z
~ hEAT sou tsSrEHsN r.. =
- NAIL RnCIh-iy = late arrangement, fisa
the REDMOND DNNNLN. Souu Sipx NtEuiSiG a TESS1-ssE
hAsr TkNSkSsEE NaGiNs, E,sr GL,HGiA and
MEtrs Cu,SiNrN R.iAoSI have entered into an srrrc
et To pass negro children under three
lssa. 49, ms
To person, trading Negroes and others this Ouer advAn
Dor further apply the Ticket Oee Richmond
Danyil.e Railroad, Richmond. @ CANPpEII
oc2S snr.,ia,. -.