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weed,s Patent sewing Mace1ne


Il before MS. We have examined It and tried II on
various kinds OF work. and for confess ourselves
sstonshed that 30 simple piece Of mechanism will
sew. The complaint against Sewing Machines gener.
ally has been thst they very easily get Of order,
and become useless to the purchaser But here 10 an
exception, for there is to all appearance, nothing 70
get out Of repair. And We wondar again, % simple
thing will sew such beautiful, straight even and arm
seam that can never be rivaed either in beauty or
strength, BY any work done in the ordinary way II
ssws well on the finest muslin the and hard.
est cloth. doing every kind Of which families re-
quire, and IL also adapted to shoe and saddle manu-.
acturers use, We have very elegant sps.
cimens Of work done ON leather, that was NOT only
handsome but strong We have seen 80 complete
Sewing Machine before. or We could so freely 70.
commend to our readers, who need such thing %
this; and since Sewing Machines have become almost
necessity in every family where there 10 much sewing
10 be done, advise all purchase this in preference
to any other.
WHITNEY 3 LYON, Proprietors,
S46 Broadway, New York.
w. T. BANNER, Agent in Burlington.
ORvlLLE LEONARD, General Agent, 81 Clark.ss,.
chicago. janl0opim
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ARE You slcK-or have you friends that are sick,

ARE you slCK-er have you friends that are sicks
Then read Dr. Eastsrlys another col
unn efths paper and 60 to the agent this place and
obtain the medicines accompanied for the Complaint.
We aude to Dr. Eastsrlys Iodins and Sarsaparia DR..
Carriers Cough Balsam DR.. Easteriys Fever and Aeus
Killer, DR.. Bakers Specific and Dr.. Hooper's Female
Cordai These medicines have been thoroughly tested
in the various forms Of disease for which they
sonmsndsd. and can be confidently recommended ~
the most eAoacions remedies known. They are very
popular, and selling rapidly In nearly every city
ana town In the Untsd States r. Be had ofths Agent
Z. 4. Gay, Druggist In Durileetea. aus1td&vly
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AsvLicflvE.-We have seldom heard Of 10
heavy a afdisticn a. that Of Hon. William
sseae' o. Cleveland, Ohio. A large family Of
children, cut down BY that most horrible dis
ease the scarlet fever, have, within few wests
passed away from him. Az life departed from
sne only remaining child, the afflicted father
received the intelligence Of the death Of h;s
iather. Ex-Gov. slade, Of Vermont; and closely
following. came the informasion Of the danger
Gus illasss Of his youngest brother. Henry n
siade, Of st. Paul. So sad an experiences il
seldom recorded.
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From the woman's Advocate. PhiI.delphis.l

From the woman's Advocate, Phiisdelphia.I
The following from the accomplished ed,rsss Of he
woman's Advocate, and from an old druggist, spsak
for themselves, al should read them:
THs HAn.-Psopls have for centuries been adlssel
with bald heads, and the only remedy Known
has been those abominable wigs. BY recent diseoy.
cry Of Professor Wood these articles are being fast
dispensed with; but great many persons st patron.
ice them because they have been often mposed upon
By Hair Tonics Of d9erent kinds To oil such persons
We earnestly make Vie request that they win try once
again. for In Woods Restorative there NO such thing
a. fall We know Of . lady Who Vas bald Who used
the article short time, and her head 10 now covered
completely with the tlnsst and most beautiful curls
imaginable. We know OF numerous cases where hair
was rapidly falling out, which Il restored In greater
perfection than & ever had been before.
Is also without doubt Or the best articles for
keeping the hair in good condition. making Il so and
glossy, removing dandrun, and has proved Itself The
greatest enemy to oil the ills that hair IL heir TO-
II the duty Of every improve their psrssns
appearance, though may difer In regard to the
ways Of dongit but every one will admit that bean.
tiful head Of hair In or woman 10 an oaeee
much to be desired, and there that should
be left untried to obtain such desideratum.
CAuTos.-Bsware Of worthless limitations, ~ several
are already In the market, called by different Nance
Use unless the words professor Woods Hair Res
toratve Depot, st. Louis, Mo and New York; are
blown in the bottle Sold BY al Druggists and Patent
Medicine Dealers Also By all Fancy and Toilet Goods
dealers, in the United States and Canadas.
Sold here By AL Druggists.
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lew York, Jan. 81.

v,o,,. New York, Jan. 81.
FLOUR-Market more active and nrmer Sales o O0o
obls ~ % 6e05 IS extra state e5 sons 60 Common
TO good extra western. Rye flour Arm but uuies -
canadian Hour better; Sales 800 bbls au 96 15M6 Co.
WHEAT-Quiet but arm. Gales 6SoO bush n al 40
46 white western. ~
CORN-Dull and lever eales 10 ON hush ~ ssen
So for mixed western.
OATs-Eirmer ct o606Oc state and western and
canadian. ~
RYE-Unchanged.
PORK-A shade nrmer. Sales 800 bbls e17 80 for
olG ness SlS % for new mess; o18@18 50 for prime
BEER-Steady and unchanged.
BACON-Heavy but arm
800 kegs at 1Sc. --N
CHEESE-Firm at 7kM1O.
HuITER-ln moderate demand at 10000 for Ohio
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PIXIES PEAK
BRIDGE ROU TIE.
THE only BRIDGE across the De- Moines river
i no niles sas
EDDYVILLE.

m M on tho Agoo1 Yo0te lDD0 The telWi000 q th0
Rnrlan9eom 4 No He 0s he - the
meath % tho Pootees
AnA On the Daily esaeo Line between those points.
Ia Il ~ 81 t6e GREAf MORMON TRAIL and CAL
NORMA route OF 81.
Il the beat thsoueh ros1 IN the State, snd passes
soaa the gehess and best settled region between the
Mtssiseppt anA Missoayi river.
BRaR nuscstine 10 R1atosmouth Il u the eny prao'
tleeble opving Eputs, and ~ beet q al uDees
ion1h-V1n
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Proposition TO BUILD A RAILROAD 70 SALT
LAKE-Ths Washington correspondent Of ths
New York Courier says that Nr. Lander pre-.
poses to build railroad from Pacific City, on
the Missouri, at the mouth Of Platte River, to
Salt Lake City, for $1,000 per mile. provided
that be 10 allowed TO import his rails without
duty, and be assigned one section Of land for
each ten miles Of tho route; or, paying the
york for 90, 900 per mile, with the same allow.
ance of land. The distance 10 100 miles. Al
the 6rst rate, tbs total cost would be Ave million
five hundred thousand dollars; At the second
eleven milloa.
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q The morning train from Chicago, yes.
serdAy' vas delayed for two hosrs, BY the a.
tempt Of some rascal to burn one Of tho bridge,
about swslvsmiles up the road, . little beyond
Oquawka Junction. Severed Of the Ties were
burned, but the Ore was sxtinguishsd before
any serious damage vas doas. The break -.
repaired yesterday and no further detention
will take place.
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New Market. Iowa. Ian "a ,sxo

DEAR sIR Meaning the editor.) wish
you to publish what write to you. left home
last Saturday. Mr.. Hull was there. came
home Wednesday, Mr.. Hull had left, taken the
two children and gone without any reason. We
never had a cross word in the world. He was
tall, had high cheek-bones, light hair and blue
eyes. A little girl about ten years old. She
had very fair skin, hazel eye. The little boy
bad light hair and blue eyes, and fair skin
de was my husband. l say loved him as we'll
as ever woman loved man. / want you to pub
iish this throughout the United States. His
name ia BENJAMIN HULL. He left New
Market last Monday night, about one o'clock at
night-he took everything, even to my clothes.
VIRGINIA HULL.
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Wasas fas 1esEr GoEs.-lfsasy 49, been
retired" from circulation pretty radidiy for
re hast shres o. -four weeks. . auch %. Il
TACT, - 70 leave litels Of noas aAsa& Attsnpsa
% make collections are verse than usslees 4
waite o. time. The cafe dspositssiss late
which I'll this money i going. are he City and
County sub treasuriea
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WARRANTED EQUAL TO THE BEST VIII sev
all kinds Of goods from the finest 70 the coarsese
simple, convenient and durable and especially
adapted to family use.
Any person Of ordinary intelligence can learn IN one
hour to use ii successfully.
Complete printed directions will be sent with every
machine All inquiries by letter, with an extra post
age stamp, will receive prompt answers with sample
OF sewing.
The Machines are on exhibition ct the Shoe Store Of
u H. Sweets-r, Barrel House Block, where the Agent
whi pc happy 10 give al necessary information.
octl -d&wu J. NJ. GORDON,
Agent, for Des Moines County,
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WITNESSES FEES IN CRIMINAL CAsrs-1xpov

WITNESSES FEES IN CRIMINAL CAsEs-IMPoR.
TANr DECIsIoN.-At the December term of the
Supreme Court, in the case of Donney VS..
johnson Co., the following decision was made
in regard to witnesses fees in criminal cases:
OPlNIoN-At the August term of the District
Court for Johnson county, 1853, Michael Free
man and others were tried ON an indictment for
murder and acquitted. VIM. D0nnelly, the APP
pellee, was summoned and in attendance upon
said Court, as witness tor the defence, and his
fees as such witness amounted to the sum Of
seventeen dollars and twenty cents. His claim
was presented to the County Judge for allow.
ance; and the County Judge entertaining doubt
as to the RICH. Of said Donnelly TO claim pay
ment from the County, an agreed statement Of
facts was made out and signed by the parties,
and presented in due form to the District Court
Of said County for its determination under Code
Chap. 1O8.
The District Court heard and determined the
cause, and entered judgment against the Coun-
ty for the amount Of the claim.
This judgment of the District Court must be
reversed. There is no provision of the Statute
giving to q witness for a defendant in a criminal
prosecution, the right to claim payment of his
Witness fees from the County treasury.
When called in behalf of the prosecution, he
is to be paid by the County; but in no other
case. He must look to the party summoning
him as a witness for his compensation.
Judgment reversed.
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A MAN ON TRIAL FOR PRocURINo TIE FREE.
DOM OF HIS WIFE.-A somewhat remarkable
case is now before the Jefferson County Circuit
Court, at Louisville. We have heretofore al
l1ded to the arrest Of the respondent, F. G.
Cope, for assisting the flight Of Rachel, good
loo King slave woman belonging to John G.
Weathe-ly, who resides in the outskirts Of
Louisville. bit will briefly recapitulate the cir.
cumstances. The vonaa disappeared in No
vember, 1856, aud was found BY her master in
Chatham, G. w., in the following August. Du-
ring an interview which ensued, she delivered
to Mr.. Westherly Bible and two letters.
which she said were sent her by Cope. for whom,
before her elopemsnt, she had washed. IL APP
pears from the letters, as read in the Court, that
the writer either is or regards himself the hus-
band Of Rachel, for whom he protests the warm
est affection, awaiting with impatience the time
when he shall see her again. Upon the return
of Mr.. Westherly 10 Louisville, Cope was ar
rested. The evidence has thus far turned upon
the authorship of the letters. They are merely
signed "George," but several persons familiar
With the respondents manuscript have testified
that they are in his handwriting. Cope, pre-.
vious to his arrest had been stors-keeper ct
Louisville.
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NOS. $50, i,l02, ,6ee, 1854, lS,3eS, 4,4S6,
IL, COS, 1O,060, -, ITO, 1885, drew $1,000
each.
The next drawing Of this celebrated Lottery
Win take place on the 26th January. FOR pr.
tiesIass &c advertisement IN another eelnmn.
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DR.. EASTERLY'S

A001n0 ana SBfssA pAfhB0s
win cure all diseases arising from impure state
the blood, depraved condition Of the fluids the
system, viz: cancers swelling Of the glands, rheuua
tism, white swengs, chronic sore eyes, piles, biles
erysipelas goitre pains the bones and joints ulcers
in the and throat and all chronic constitutional
diseases This medicine searches the very Of
the disease by purifying the blood and changing the
creons In the systen thus removing the cause which
renders the cure certain and permanent.
Dr. Easterly . Iodine and Sarsaparilla will cure the
worst mercuria disease and drive out and destroy
cry particle ofmercury which is in the SYSTEM and
its bad effects.
wilicure secondary syphilis venereal disease and
will drive the syphc virus and all hereditary tants
and poisonous matter out Of the system through the
pores Of the skin, and the patient perfect
state Of health and purty. 1t positive for the
liver complaint and dyspepsia, II used proper length
oftims. challenge the world to produc its equal IL
these complaints. The afflicted will bear In mind that
DR.. Easteriys Iodine and Sarsaparla will cure all
vous diseases, female complaints, dropsy, gravel dis
ofthe kidneys, bladder and urinary orr ans in
few days
1t will remove pmples and blotches from the face,
make the skin clear white and beHuitu aisbaster.
It does this BY purifying the blood, and BY its promp
action the liver, kidneys, and secrstory organs pro
ducing vigorous health.
Persons who have long been afflicted with scrcfala,
old sores letter, rngworm, scald head bioches erup
tons Of the skin and all diseases advised
to procure Grdiey Salt Rheum and letter ointment TO
apply on the sores or diseased parts, when using Dr.
Easterly's Iodine and Sarsasarla. The Iodine and
sarsaparia puri6es the blood and the
discharge their purid matter and the Ointment heals
them. When both are used (Which always recon
mend) permanent and radical is always cited
Ahey the best and most powerfu curstivss known
fair trial 10 all ask do not fear the
suit.
Price ofthe Iodine and Sarsaparla 81 Per bottle,
bottles for Is. Gridley's Salt Rheum Ointment u
cents per bottle Both prepared BY DR.. Eas,erly
Of Third and Chestnut Streets ST. Louis Asscu
ri, sole proprietor, to whom all orders must be 40
dressed.
Sold by Matteson & Palmer Hamilton and Dr. White,
druggists in this city, and by drugg sts generslly.
For sale by 4. Z. GAY, Burlington. angI7d&Hly
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SAD CASE OF ELOPEMENT AND DEsERTIoN.-
About three yeass ago gentleman, With FAM
iy consisting of wife and two children, emi.
grated from Philadelphia to Nebraska, and SET
tied in the town of Omaha, Here he opened
hotel, and employed Q young man to assist
him, who was also married. The wife of the
latter soon died A short time ago the proprie-
tor went to Philadelphia on business-was gone
few weeks-and on his journey homeward as
certained that his assistant which he had left in
charge of his business and his family, had
eloped with his wife and children. Hastening
to st. Louis, he soon learned, by the aid of the
police, that the fugitives had been in that city,
but had taken an obscure boat for Quincy
Thither he pursued them, aud ascertained that
they had proceeded northward on the railroad.
He followed as fast IS possible, and overlook
them at Macomb. He discovered them in the
act Of taking passage for Bloomington. He
jumped upon the same train, and followed them
to the hotel whore they intended to stop. He
would have taken summary vengeance upon
the wretch who had robbed him Of his earthly
bliss. but the sight Of his wife and children I'M
nerved him. Resolved to have nothing more to
do with his wife, he simply demanded that his
children should be given up The scene which
ensued is said to have been indescribably touch
ing and painful. The wife, having by t is time
repented of her folly, frantically begged not to
be separated from her children, but to be taken
back with them. The husband firmly refused
to receive her. took his children, and left her to
follow the fortunes of her unprincpled para
mour.-[ Morgan Journal.
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O.. II HARRIS,
Auction and Commission Merchant
AnD DRALER In

Dry Goods, Closhina, Netisus, &C..
So MAIN STREET.
R0Rsl0geo0, Hovvoe
XXylLL attend to the sale Of Lands !. ar lbs ndiaa
wv Household Goods, Horses, Cattle, &C., ID NV
part Of the city.
Liberal advances, and prompt returns made On con.
signments.
Bridge, Shepard " aterman, 10 Dey g., NJ.
Jas. D. Chadwick 3 Co., %. Louis, Missourt.
Hedges, Free Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Rounds Langdon, 1ao Randolph 81, Chicago, m
Cooleaugh Brooks, Bankers, Buriingson, Iowa
LAuman, Hedge Co.,
J. :. Corse Bon, ~ o
janis bptf
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No OLD MAIDS IN JAPAN.-No single women
are allowed in Japan. Every man is allowed
one legal wife and as many second wives as his
means will allow him to support. The second
wives are selected by law from the poorer classes
of society, whose relatives are unable TO main
tain them, and the children are all adopted by
the legal wife, who is the only acknowledged
mother. The old rule is therefore reversed in
Japan, where. instead Of boy not knowing his
own father, hundreds DO not kaow their own
mnthera
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Found DEAD.-Ar. Beck, q German resident
of Big Grove Township, in this County, was
found dead in the road near his house, on the
morning Of the 18th inst He had been to the
City the day before with a. load Of wood, and
returned in company With neighbor till they
separated each for their respective home, and
when, within quarter of mile of his house
he fell, as was supposed, in an apoplectic 6t. He
was man of temperate habits, and leaves
wife and two small children to mourn his loss.
The scene that took place the next morning,
when his frozen corps was brought into the
presence of his wife and children was deeply
affecting.
A coroner's inquest was held over his re-
mains and the verdict of the Jury was, that he
died from some cause unknown.-Iowa City Re-
publican.
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ROYAL HAVANA LoFfERY.-Ihs following
numbers drew the principal Prises in the draw
Ing of January 9. 1859:
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RAKgRS PAIN PANACRA rs OONPOAkD ~.
HRELX O|AxALxH0 GUYS. AND TEOAEA.
BLE OLLSARD KERAS u IL ps.1scGy sss ~ -
most ds'tcots 70 sss. can sncerely say snas
have never known any, however deca.e to b sJsrsa
By 10 in the least Will continue 70 0sk ~ gSess6
who have not used \, b ty " for the foIesns eis,
eases; they are aOe Nysy s1ssSed rsls 4. AsoSsas
pyOpsrstss, ~ Dsoaey 3ig b ,a>~IrHv rgsadsd ~
ne agent cAsrs As Medicsne u Jcr s1Is.
III YOU Ha YEA PAIN IN zHh STONACH on
BOWLS. try doss Of PAIN PANAcHA Internally.
battle externally the parts affected, and yos stU
at 0ncs restore ~ proper 0csios 0Nd rslises ~ pst.
N Y0UHAH1 a BORN, keep the parss covered
with cotton vet with PAIN PANACgA. This vii. In
few minutes, droe oss Gs FIRE. osd csvs ~ pain, ea1
az once prepare ~ pasfs b heal
If YOUAkESUFKERLGG ERONNEURALGH
OR RHxUKA TIC PAINS, apply the PAIN PAHA.
CEA freely. and take dose Of Is internally mornne.
noon and night, Y sciU nat only ~ pasa 1usssy
remove ~ c0sse cftAs dtesass.
B0LLEs. SMITH 4 CO.. Proprietors, Chicago.
1or sale By Agents and Druggists everywhere.
ian4-1m
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~ DIR. Easterly's Fever and Ague
Killer is warranted to all Of Ague and Fever
Chs and Fever, Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Re nit
tent Fevers and every form OF Fever incident to til,
West. 1t has cured more than One Hundret-Fhousa nt
cases during the last two years.
Sold by DR.. RAsTERLY, corner Of Third and Ctex,nu
streets, St. Louis, Mo-; by W. A. HOLTON CO.. QUlG
II BRo., and D. slMMs CO., Alton, Ill, ant
Druggists generally. Q
For sale by i. 4. GAY. Burlington. augl7dawly
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GROVER & BAKERS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
495 broadway, New York.
A NEW STYLE-PRICE $50.

THIS MACHINE sews from tuo spools, - purchased
- from the store, requiring rewindng OF thread:
u Hens, Eel Q, Gathers and Stitches IN . D per,oF
style, finishing each BY ts operation Without
recourse TO the handneedic, is required By othsr
machines. 1t will do better and cheaper sewing than
AOny. SGxD ron CIacuLAn.
W. 7. BANNER. Agent,
. deei4-pou Burln gton.
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- The alarming increase Of the diseases oil tina
stomach within the past few years, has awakened
ordinary attention in the medical world, Blu, with little
eject In staying its ravages, the skful scknow
edge their inability to the disorders and were
not that others bstow attention to the suffering, but
little hope or relief would they Rad Among the bene-
factors, Is DR. HOsTETTER, the proprietor Hostel
ters Btters for all diseases OF the stomach This pre-.
paraon has no equal for giving tone the stomach
and ygor to the system II acts directly on tile stom.
ach and carries on the morbid matter there deposited,
both speedily and with ease TO the patient, In fact il
has been well said that preparation exfant i. %
pleasant in i.s flavor and effective in Its aid aud cue.
A. this great remedy FOR Dia.rhoea and similar
Of the stomach.
where. 80
lauAi twin
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D DIR. Carriers Cough Bniaa IA Is
the mos. pleasant and eicacious remedy for Coughs
Colds Asthma. Consumption, and for diseases Of the
Lungs, ever offered to the public. Our ever varying
climate, and the cold bleak winds North West
frodace coughs and coldsdangerous Colds, which de-
mand Of the wise and prudent the earliest attention
For this purpose no remedy has been discovered
which has elected so many cures, and which
give such universal satisfaction ALL DR. CAarEas
CouGA BALsAA. Reader, have you . coushf Do not
neglect it. Delay 10 dangerous. Use this Bslsam At
once, and 1t intellectually cure you.
Price25 cents per bottles large bottles o. bot
ties for IS.
For sale at DR.. EAsTERLY's Family Medicine Store,
east corner OF Third and Streets Lou
Is, Mo; BY W. A. HOLToN CO., QUlGLi BRO. and
y, slhMs CO., Alton. Illinois, and Druggists gener-
ally.
For sale BY =. =. GAY, Burlington. Augl7dSwIy