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Chills and Feverl chill. and Feve,

Chf11s 0nd Fevery Chills and Feyery
One Of the greatest remedies that has ever been laid
before the public, for Fever and Ague, and which has
received the highest encomnms from the press and the
people, is DIR. J. HOsTETTER'S CELEBRATED BIT.
TERs. Who would endure the tortures arising from
this terrible disease, when It can be easily cureda
Who would endure sleepess nights, burning levers and
icy chills alternately, when remedy be obtained
for mere tres And yet how many families nger out
painful existence under this deadly blight, and do
nothing but gulp down quinine, until II becomes Is
common ~ their daily meals, and yet they are not re-
lieved. None but the foolish and weak would hesitate
procure these valuable Bters and save themselves
intense agony.
Bee Advertisement in another column
where. WY
mar1.bp1m
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARkE,S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, NJ D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This weli-knovn medicine ID imposition bui sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obstruc.
TONS from any cause whatever; and although power.
full remedy. they contain nothing hursfu TO the con-
stltution.
TO MARRIED LADIES
y peculiarly suited II will, In short sime bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
1Asss Pdss Aass aeesr been ksocn b. sa scAsrs ~
directions - ~ % page q p0mpAles arc soe4 o.
sarvsd.
- For full particulars. get pamphlet, free, ,of
the agent.
n. B.-el and o postage stamps enclosed 70 an au-
ahorised agent, viii insure bottle, containing over 50
pills. BY return Of mall.
Sols Agent for the United states and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
Iate J. @. Baldwin Col
Rochester, N. n.
ALLEN HBNDRICKD,
Wholesale and Retail
Oseu Burlington, Iowa.
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II A PAnIs THEAr1n.-Ths Theatre I'm.
perialdu Cirque hers j. something like The
old Bowery used 70 Be-, whsn il got lp ia
gorgeous style il "Putnam," or il
days Of rs" and when Kirby, used
nightly to wrap himself in the American
dag, and die-no matter how he died.
The only difference with Us here in Paris
Is, that all the glorifcation and burnt gun
powder is strictly French. They are
now running very successfully At the Cir
que, piece called "Maurice de SAKE" an
| illustrious soldier of the time Of Louis
XIV. You have all seen something Of
him, as gallant in the play Of "Adrienne
the Actress" Here We have him in an
exclusively military character, and the
battle Of Fonteney is every night fought
over in tremendous style. But the play
is not worth describing, It is like ali
French dramas of this sort, with merely
change Of heroes. Hitherto we have had
only Napoleons, and summary Of one or
any Of the Napoleon spectacles almost fits
this, as thus:
Act l. Drums. Bang! Whanc |
Bang Enter an aidecamp. Gentle
men, the Emperor" Enter the Emper-
or, his hands crossed behind his back
"Colonel take q battalion Of volunteers
and capture that redoubt." Cheers Ar
tillery and musquetry.
Act Drums as before. Aidecamp
as before. Emperor as before. General
take the thirty-third demi-brigade and
battery Of artillery. We must have that
citadel in an hour hence Cheers as
before. Artillery and musketry as be-
fore.
And 50 on through five acts, until the
last scene-the inevitable scene between
the Emperor and the old trooper still
private in the ranks.
81 have seen that old moustache some.
where ?"
Everywhere, sire -
"In Egypt ?"
"Hot work at AboukirP'
"Where else 7"
AT Rivoli, Austerlitz, Marengo, Wa !
gram, &C."
And you hav' mt the cross ?"
"Thatll come some Of these days"
cit has GOMEZ {
And the Emperor detaches the cross
rom his breast and places it upon that Of :
ne veteran. Veteran seizes the skirt of .
ne old gray coat, bites off bit and sticks r
10 his button-hole. "I'd rather have II
his than the ribbon !" Emperor wipes !"
way tear with the back of his hand :, -
heers. Artillery and musketry. !.
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Dsk. EASTERLY,S
Fever and Agl1e Killer

Ague, Chile aud Fecer, Intermittent Gad Remit.
tent FeUers and erery form Of Fecer incident TO he
Vest = -
Among all the CELEBRATED REMEDIES for Acne
and Fever, first and lemost in rank stands
DIR. Easterty,s Fever and Agme Killer.
This medicine is positive cure, both speedy and
During the last five it has cured over
two hundred thousand cases. which has established its
ehcacy in all parts Of the West the ONLY
RGMEDf for the cure OF these distr essng compa
It will also nlarge of the Spleen Aaue Cake
etc. II Is perfectly harmless the most delicate con-
sttution or tender infant. Try it, We afflicted.
Price u per bottle, or SIX bottles for IS.
Prepared by Dr. Eastery, of Third and Chest.
nut streets g. Louis, Mo-, sole Proprietor
Sold by 4. T. GAY and SQUIRES i BLOSS Druog,st.
Bnriingtcr and by Druggists generally FRO
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STOP THAT COUGH!

DHs CARTERsS COUGH RALSAM
way cure Coughs, toids Astsnad, Consumption Bron-
chitfs, Splitting Of Blood, Pain in he side 0nd
6redsf, Fleurtsy, Whooping Cough, Group, Lirer
Comptaana patpitdtion Of the Hsart, and an Dis
eases q Me 1hrodt, Chest and Lungs.
Too much care and attention cannot be given To dis.
eases Of the THROAT and LUNGS Reader, have you
neglect II. Delay is dangerous MILLIONS die an.
nuaiy by neglecting COMMON GOLD. Colds and
coughs lead TO CONSUMPTION, and then to an early
celebrated remedy, DR. CARRIERS COUGH BALsAM.
me greatest and BEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD. II
aud every other remedy ad failed, and the patient
gwen 20 die Physicians Druggists and all no have
used Dr. Carriers Cough Balss m, universally ackno vl
edge y the most PROMPT, PLEASANT and EFEICA.
GIOus REMEDY known for al diseases Of the Throat,
Chest and ungs.
prce-Tral bottles, q cents; larger bottles ~ per
Prepared by Dr. Fasterly corpe- OF Third and Chest
nut streets sole proprietor and to whom oil orders must
be sent TO get the genuine.
Sold by u. n. GAY and SQUIRES BLOss Drnve,.,.
Burlington, and bv Druggists generally. fsbi0
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Birds Nest Nursery.
BURLgNGTON. .nxV.

nUASLtNGTON. IOWA.
"A FILES, Pears, Cherries, Peaches PInns Anr,
nuts, Floerts, Mulberries, Gooseberr les Curran,s
hssPDerries, raSberries, Rhubarb, &c.
Eergreens, Shade Trees, Ornamental Shrubs Vine.
anu onmoers, Eoses, PRonies, Phloxes, Lilies ard
. complete assortment OF ~ ""ihS
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
Shrubs and Plants Of every Dissertation vor,h IN, -,
prices low as elsewhere, a'5 nv
Dwarf Pears. Dwarf Apples, Peaches, DC. Al.o
ureen house and Bedding. Plants embr acinv sns
las, Fuchsias, Heliotropes, verbenas. Chrysan,h.-
Tigridiss, &c, &C. '' aauoius'
plicants who enclose one stamp - -
...o,.. NEALLEY, BROTHERS 4 ROCK.
Burlington, Iowa.
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Legal Nctioe.

Eot@t0 81 UhOo. GWsQl0a. MAraasnA
To Mrs. CUTTLED. mother ana kstr Il a. ~ 49,.
Cut,ies, deceased, and 10 any unkpo IN he,rs.
You, ana each o. yon are hereby no.ined tia. the
Court Of Dies Moines County Iowa. elstis q cos-. N
rloeate On Monday the Ash day sf April next, sstnr
,of License 70 sell the Real Estats bang Lot No ia
- belonging 70 said Estate, Tor the purpose
PERSONAL property having been s4Aausted
WIN 0ARRgT4,
mAr1.dltvls @s'Ss' Wv y.
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HALLS LUNG BALSAm,

HALLS LUNG BALsAM, in al cases, gives the bes,
Of satisfaction.
HALLS LUNG DALsAM has wrought more cures
since It's introduction than any other cough medicine
HALLS COUGH BALsAM il endorsed Nv o,r ia
ing physicians Is the safest and best remedy nov h..
fore the public.
HALLS LUNG BALsAM 10 safe to use among chill.
dren, and yet powerful in cases Of chronic pumonarv
disease.
HALLS LUNG BALsAM brings in certificates al.
most daily u its wonderful cures In all parts az The
country.
Halls Balsam for the Lungs is sold by all Druggists
and BY Agents in every town In the country.
MARLIN
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Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Gazette.

| evansville, IND, March 2.
| The DIFFICULTY AT HAwEsvILLE. KY.-Two
MEN SHOT BIZ AoB-GREAT ExcIrEMENr.-Ou
our arrival at Hawesville, this morning. we found
mob law reigning supreme. Some time Las,
summer difficulty occurred between a Mr.
Lowe and q Mr.. Maxwell, both residents OF
naWesviiie. After numerous notes passing be.
tween the parties, Mr.. Lowe yesterday publicly
denounced Mr. Maxwell as q coward and scoun
dref, and demanded him to come forth if within
the sound Of his voice. Mr. Lowe made his
appearance, and was at once set upon BY Max.
well and some twenty Of his friends, with pis-
tolls, rifles, bowie knives, &C., firing rapidly
Lowe retreated to the house of widow lady.
which was at once surrounded by the mob. -
After some time the mob agreed not to use any
further violence, provided Mr.. Lowe would dis
arm and give himself up, which he had no
sooner done, and making his appearance, than
he was agaid assaulted by volley of bullets:
he retreated rapidly, followed closely by the
mob, who still continued firing, till from fatigue
he fell, and was thence taken to the Court
House, and confined in Jail, having out of 100
shots only received some three wounds. THIS
morning the mob proceeded to the jail-burst
1t open, and six of the number entered, all
armed with revolvers, and while their victim
wholly unarned and exhausted from his wounds,
fatigue and excitement of yesterday; each pre-
s"o'' Pis'ois anu ure0, htefaliy fld0ilng |
ois body-the utmost excitement prevails
Some OF the most prominent citizens have been |
threatened, and peremptorily ordered to leave |
the place. The report of fire arms was again
heard as we left, and perhaps others are mum.
Dered among the victims OF the mob ere this
neglected to mention that q Mr.. Alricb. a |
friend of loves, was shot dead in the street
during the difficulty yesterday. He leaves a
wife and six children. Others were wounded.
There is no telling where the matter will vet
md.
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We nave put up and sold
years, and CAN sAY, IN CON
what We have never been
medicine-NEvER MAS
GLE INSTANCE, TO EF
timely used. Never did
dissatisfaction by any one
trary, all are delighted
speak In terms Of highest
gical effects and medical
matter "wHAr VIZ DO
experience, AND PLEDGE
FULFILMKNT on WHAT We
every instance where the
pain and exhaustion, re
fifteen minutes after the
THIS valuable prepare
one OF the most EXPERI
NURSES In New England.
NxyER FAILING suCcKs IN
THOUSANDS
II not only relieves the
vigorates the stomach and
and gives tone and energy
will almost instantly re
GRIPPING IN THE
WIND
and overcome convulsions,
edied END In death. We
srAEsf REM DY IN THE
DYsENTERY AND DlAR
Wheth.r II arises from
er cause. We would say
. child suffering from any
piAints-D DO not LET YoUR
aDlcKs oT OTHERS, stand
child and the relief that
D0LUTELY SURE to fol
II timely used Full
Q accompany each bottle.
nc. simiie Of CURTIS III
on the cutaids wrapper.
Sold BY Drugriats throu
Principal Once, No.
Sold In Chicago, BY
jAn1bp1ydia
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this article for over en-,
: HDsxcE AND TRUTH OF ii,
able to say Of any other
1T FAILED. IN A SIN.
Feet A CURE, when
I'VE know an instance or
whe used 1t. On the con.
with its operations, and
u commentator Of fts ma
virtues. We speak in thIs
Know" after ten ysare'
Our RkPCTArIoS ron rRs
z HIRE DhcIARE In almost
/. infant 10 suffering from
lief will be found ia ten Or
ssyrup ID administered.
ton is the prescription OF
FENCED and SkiLLFUL
6 and has been Used with
cor CASES,
Ichild from pain, but In
bowels, cortects acid,ty.
q 10 the whole ~ stem. Ii
lieve
BOWELS, AND
ScOLIC,
= which 10 not speedily rem.
> believe 10 the BEST and
woaLD, In all cases or
: kA0A IN CHILDREN,
teeshlng, or from any 9th
ITO every mother who his
aof the foregoing CON-
FhkJuDicKs. koa rHR PRE-
between your suffering
viii be eURE-yes, AB-
lev the use OF this medi-
= directions for using viii
None genuine unless the
Z PERKINS. New York, u
2 81 ont The world.
- Cedar o., New York.
B0lL0, SAITH 4 co.
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s; 49, Sa' for the gaudy ,inu with which ho,.
IL on !. future, the prospect before ID. peo.
ad n - would be 'Onbrs enough. Having
4, =. 'ae'f hogs and cattle and Ill the grain
T. a ~ spare, many farmers had no, enough
IL .,h.... We there 10 nothing left but 10
.. 49,, ,ss''sins . they can, until son.sh,oe
,.sss v',-an'il .no.he, crop can rip.n. De-.
A.,,.,s apen tho promise Of .,s.ed time and
As, :. 'a' people ~. getting read, % plov.
i,s a.. - = plant, hoping 70 reap and gather
,~s -. s'.asries . boua,iful h..y.... !. in
~ s..s ss y. Feeling . We all .u,.. ,h.,
"a 49,. - springs from the soil. a. The v..ni..
~, \ a'as rays Of the sum swell ,be b,d.
b =. !. aosers and awaken our vast Dr.i,i.,
|sAn,s,A Ne our feelings mot only 70 %. ii
h i. =, aad sneeurassnsn. viii Is. sIIlsr
s ~ ~ - feel tlas - ouch. eor.slv..
IA. = = hast pais Of tAs .anunhsrsa
~ -. :. p'sisis laaA spsa which .a,h,.e
's''sad ~ raak psalris -.
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Rev. DR.. Bethune, an eminent divine of
Brooklyn. was stricken down with apopIexy, .
short time since, from the effects Of which It in
feared he will not recover.
iire broke out In the Sentinel Office at New
Oregon, Howard county, on the 9Th Inst, en-
tareiy dsstroying Il and some nsighboring build
ines.. Los $4,000.
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How A POLICEMAN WAS DoNE.-They
have got a sharp Getty Marshal" in -
an enterprising village on the line of the
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Rail.
road. He vas called upon by rough
looking but sweet-spoken man the other
day who said he knew where Faulhaber,
the great railroad robber had secreted a
large amount of booty. 1t was near
and the sweet-spoken man said that he
would guide the Marshal to the exact
spot, only he did not wish any one to ac-
company them, for reasons which he was
not at that time prepared to give: The
Marshal was elated at the idea of making
ten strike and Immediately harnessed
his horse and started off with the sweet
spoken man to the place where the plumb
er was "berrid
The place, according to the guide, was
in lonely piece of woods, about four
miles from. Arriving there, the
Marshal began digging down into the
earth, with pick-axe, in accordance with
the guides Instructions. When he had
got down few inches, the guide knocked
him over, riaed his pockets of considera-
BILE ready money, one or two bank checks,
and valuable silver watch. He then
bound the yigilant officer hand and foot
aud started for the opening where the
horse was hitched. He got into the bug
gy and drove to the nearest station, where
he took the cars for Columbus and turn
ed the horse loose. The animal trotted
home in very praiseworthy manner.
A farmer, searching for stray cow,
came across the unfortunate Marshal and
united him. Tie Marshal concluded to
keep the incident to himself, but it leaked
will leak out-and his
neighbors are laughing at him. We
know him excellent well'-he is firm
friend, faithful husband, kind father
and splendid Judge Of whiskey--and SO
We won't tell his name, or that Of the
place where he lives. But he must be
sharper next time Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
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!
which u % simple that mere child can operate H.
and experience IL the Of Sewing Machines demon
srates that this Machine IL less liable to ret out o.
order than any other Sewing Machine new before the
public.
The Rev. Robert g. Williams, Of Woodbury., Conn.,,
says;"Afte examnation Of every other kind o.
Sewing Machines, was fully convinced yours Il the
best. and IN almost constant Of for time has
more than realised my ezpectatioDs for know there
is no other machine that vll with little trouble,
perform 20 much and many different 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 my wife
uses for making nearly al the clothes Of the family
feel confident the machine pays for itself every three
months.
WHITNEY . LYONS. Proprietors,
S45 Broadway, New York.
". q. DANN1R. Agent in Burlirgton.
ORVILLE LEONERD, General Agent, 81 CLARK It,,
Cnle0RO, md
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L. M. SINGER & CO.'S
NEW INVENTION!
TRANS VERSE SHUTTLE
Letter A Sewing Machine

FOR Families and Light Manufacturing Purposes.
Also, Machines for Manu- iacte ring Boots shoes anf
garments Of every description, const antly on hand
Western office 40 Lake 81. htcmx0.
A. w. HARRIS, Agent,
Commission Agents wanted. mar7-wGm
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IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF IOWA:
To tho Peoria and Oquawka Railroad

COIN pNMYs
VOU are hereby notified thai there Is on file IN N.
1 Office Of the. Clerk OF the District Court OF De,
Mones County and State Of Iowa. Petition II Charlie,
Hendrie, claiming Of you the of Ave hundred and
twenty nve dollars with interest and COSTS and that
the original Notice in this was returned " The
Sher'n OF said County to the said strict Court In.
road Company Is not to be found In my bawckr ana
vas therenpon ordered BY said Court that Notice Of
the tendency Of said suit be given you By
And unless appear and make answer 10 aaid Petit.
ton on or the morning OF the second day Of the
next Term OF said District Court to be holden in Bur.
ngton on the third Monday Of April, 1852 Judgment
will be rendered against you thereon.
T. d. CROCKER,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Publish in weekly HaWk.Eye weeks.
III. MESSENGER, Clerk.
mArt BY w. W. Wo0Ds, Dep.
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PATAL AccIDKNT.-On the 9th Of February.
. young man named Soesby, living At Pioneer
Grove. Cedar county, was engaged ia splitting
logs with gnn-pOwder, which he carelessIy igni-
ted BY applying burning torch close upon the
printing. The plug which connned the powder
struck him with great force in the centre Of tho
forehead, penetrating the brain to the depth Of
nearly two inches. After removing il together
with some broken portions Of the skull, he re-
vived 80 - TO recognise and converse with his
friends and medical attendant but died ok days
after the accident.
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~ Thu nnhnnnn Z,

ID The Dubuque Express and Herald and
Asokuk Evening Journal are out against the
nomination Of Mr.. Dodge as Democratic can
oloate tor Governor. 1t is perfectly immaterial
to US who is nominated. We are bound to
honor the gentleman, whoever he is, with mag.
nifcent defeat IN October.
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Kf-ARREsTED-AlfredC Curtis, one Of the psis-
oners under indictment for the murder Of Boyd
Wilkinson, and Who took French leave Of bis
bordmen just before the last term Of the Dis
trict Court, was arrested In Gibson county.
uty Sheriff Cassidy. He 10 sow in jail, NJ.
Paul, bis surety. having givea him up . The
thorities.-[IOws City Repsb.
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IA The bridge built by the Railroad Con,

I'd The bridge built BY the Railroad Com
pany over Hawk-Eye Creek, for carting pur-
poses, fell yesterday, on account of the washing
OF the high water.
There are several little bridges, portions Of
sidewalks, and the like, about the CITY. that
are in dangerous condition. They should be
attended to imme diately.
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SAD RAILROAD AcCIDkSr.-Through the DO.
Likeness of Mr.. S. P. Towne, Of this city, Mes
senger Of the United States Express Company
| We have been furnished with the following mar
ticulars of sad accident which Occurred q,
GA'esburg yesterday morning, causing the death
Of young man named Joseph Mead. Mr.
Mead was breakmen on the Chicago L. Quincy
Road, and while making up the train prep arato
ry for starting, he stepped between an emigrant
and first class coach to couple them together
and on account OF the unequal height of the
bumpers Of the two cars, he vas crushed be-
| tween them. The accident happened about five
O'Clock, and he fingered in the most excruciatinp
agony until ten o'clock, when he expired He
vas young man of about twenty years of age,
OF good moral habits, and it seems he had Just
returned frOm visit to his friends in one of
the eastern States. There be had bid final
adIeu to two brothers who were in . confirmed
consumption, never expecting to meet them
again on earth, but little thinking he would DO
the first to leave it. A grieved sister, residing
in Galesburg, was the only relative to soothe his
last hour, and we are happy to state, that all
shat medical aid could do, was done to alleviate
bis sufferings-[ Peoria Transcripts.
Wilmington March 8.
The village Of Magnolia, 4s miles from here,
on the Wilmington l. Weldon r. r., was burned
last night. Rhodes wharehouse, full Of goods,
Merrimans store, and or 4 dwellings, were
destroyed. The loss is heavy, probably about
az, 1000, on which there is some insurance.
Washington, March 4.
SKNArE.-Immediately after adjournment Of
Congress to-day, Senate commenced it's extra
session in sccorda nee with the Proclamation Of
the President.
The new Senators, whose credentials had pre-
viously been presented, were sworn in.
Mr.. Doolttle OF Wis. offered resolution re-
Questing the President to open negotiations with
the Central nnd South American States, with
view to settlements Of free persons OF color,
where they CO n enjoy the rights of citizenship.
Its consideration was postponed until to-mor-
row; to which day Senate adjourned.
Savannah, Ga, March 4.
The yacht Wanderer is advertised for Mar
shars sale on the 18th inst. 1t is rumored that
80 Of the Africans brought by her have been
arrested in the lower portion Of Georgia, but
the story is doubted.
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CARD To THE LADIES.
DR.. Duponco's Golden Periodical Pills
for Females.

Infalibe In correcting Irregularities relieving pain.
ful and distressing Menstruation particularly At
the change Of life,) remove all distractions, from
Whatever causes, and always successful a. . proven.
tive, At the same time perfectly harmless The com.
position Of the Pills 10 no secret, every agent selling
them - with the receipt and the age s,nwl
tell you they are the best Pills ever known for ali
diseases peculiar to fem ales, Wis: Distressing and
Painful Aenstruation Retention, Pains in the Back
or Lons, Pressing Pains, Rush Of Blood to the
Head, DiEsiness. Dimness Of Sight, Green Sickness,
heaviness, Fatigue on any slight exertion
OF the Heart, and all the various distressing COM
plants, particularly the most annoying, Weakening
and the beginning Of all other female weaknesses,
LEUCORR MEA OR WHITES.
All Of which On DUPosOos FRsNcz GoLDEs PMS are
certain to cure.
Price e1.OO per box. Sold by
=. .. GAY, Sole Agent,
No b Jefferson Street, Burlington. Iowa.
TO whom al orders must be addressed from the
counties 81 Des Moines, Henry, Jefferson Wapello and
LOUISA He will supply dealers ut propristor's prices
and send the Pills ITO Ladies" INV ali
to any part of the country, BY sending him ri Oo
through the burlington Post Ofhce. Iowa.
septl4-hpiy
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The New York Academy Of Medicine are
preparing . report on swill milk, which. the
New York Express learns, will ''realze the worst
statements made during the swill milk excite
ment"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-08

DIED.
In this city yesterday p. m DAVID infant son,
John A. Woodward, aged about Is months.