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Everybody Is delighted With it.

AEOHEAP CARDPRINTING.-The DISPATCH
JOB OFFICE being now supplied with TWO OF
RUGGLES' FAST GARD PRINTING PRESSES, is
prepared to furnish Subscription Of work cheaper
and With greater rapidity than any other establish
ment in this city. The largest stock Of CARDS in
the city can be found at this Office.
N. DEAD SHOT FOR BED BUGs This is not ono OF
the Mineral Washes heretofore used to destroy Bed
Bugs but something as much better ~ the railroad
car than the old stage wagon. Being q vegetable
extract it does not evaporate rapidly and waste,
but retains its destructive qualities for long time
presenting bed of instant death to those noxious
tormentors Of our nightly rest. Sold BY all the
Drug ists. sp D-W&s4w"
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- FAIR. FAIR.-The Ladies OF
~ st. Peters congregation have the pleas
ure To inform their friends and the public generally
that they are at present holding FAIR for the ben
eft of their Church, at the Mechanics Institute
Hall on 9Th street And they have the most beau
tiui array of USEFUL aud ornamental articles ever
offered for sale Fair in this city, they invite all
to favor them with their patronage. my BIS
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ae Dsnk OF Eneiand continues to lose yo,a =,
rate equal 70 abeut$ 81 800 900 Per week. s''a
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~MANTILLss AND SHAwLs
At the CASH STORE Of
PERKINS AGO.
CHANTILLA and
FRENCH LACE
BLGCK SILK and
S1LE and LACE NANTILLAS
BERAGE sHAWLS and BUSTERS
CHEAP for Cab. PERKINS 4 co,
my 9-lwif No AL Eagle Square.
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~ A MEETING OF fHB METHODIST
49, sABBATH SCHOOL UNIos. will be held this
(WEDNEsDAY) evening. at 8 o'clock. at Manches'
ter Methodist church.
postponed of which due notice will be given.
By order of the President. my ll-lt~
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~. WATKINS L VICKLEN.
Mnpu NAV GO0Dg.

~ WATKINS L IICKLEN.
MORE Nav GOODS.
OUR ENTIRELY NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK
of fine Fancy ard Hyperion Staple DIR GOODS. Is
being regularly replenished BY oil the newest and
handsomest goods brought into the country.
RICH CoLoRxD AND BLACK DOUBLE
JUpK AND voLANr sn K ROBES. very cheap.
Dress Silks, Robe and plain dress Bareges, Poplns
and Poplinetts.
Spring Dress Goods. Men and Boys wear.
Elegant Laces aud Embroideries
KEW STYLE MANTILLAs, SHAWLs
&C., FINE STOCK.
House Furnishing Goods.
LISENs AND eHIRTIsGs.
osNABUas, Plaid and Oolored.
Every article pertaining 10 the
DRY GOvD BUSINESS.
KEW AND VERY Low.
WATKINS / FICKLKN.
my 6-h l59. MAIN sTREKf.
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M q NfEADOR NAV he found At
~ CHEAPEST GooDs ever sold in THU

~ CHEAPEST GOODS ever sold IN this
city A great chance ia now offered to ell in want
of bargans-2i yards Trimming Fringe for S71a ii
springs Extension Skirts 75c: silk Necktes for gen
tiemen 25c; gents Under Shirts 25c Mantillas and
Busters in great variety at prices to suit the closest
buyers; large assortment of WIappings for Misses
and Children of th latest designs Bonnets Ribbons
Flowers Ruches; Head Dresses; Dress and Mantle
TrimminCs Embroideries; Black Siiss Fancy No
tions Ladies Dress Goods, &C., &c Fer the best and
cheapest Goods. call at the Mantle Depot, SO Main
street. my 81 X EZEkiEL.
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n~EpncIAL NoTloE.-CHAs 7. WoR-
THAN Co call the attention of dealers to their sale
of New Orleans Sugars, at their warehouse. on the
Dock THIS DAY, at III O'Clock, a Nj. my lit
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VAN AmBURGH's

VAN AMBURGH'S
TRAINED LIONS, ROYAL AND BRAZILIAN II.
GERS, AFRICAN, AsIATIC AND BLACK
LE0PARDS,
PERFORMED BIZ VIE INTREPID
Prof. l. A N G. w U X r II Y.
THE WONDERFUL PERFORMANCES Of the
Monster ELEPHANT,
TIPPOO SAB,
under the direction of the accomplished FRANK
NASH.
~ In organizing the EQUESTRIAN CONPA-
NY, the Proprirtcrs, with their usHal liberality
of the public, have called into re1u,sition the
REsOURCsS OF TWO CONTINENTS.
ard have concentrated In one BRILLIANT CON-
STELLATl0N. hest OF
FRENCH,
ENGLISH, AS5
STARS,
Each standing pre-en.inent in their particular
sphere Of action.
THE TRICK DOGsl
RIDING MONKIEsli
EDUCATED PONIES ~
DR.. THAYER's QUADRUPEDAL WONDERS,
THE ACTING MCLESil
And the best Stud Of RING HORSES in the world
DIR. J. L. THAYER,
The Great American Clown. ard
NAT AUSTIN,
The Epg,i,h Performing Clown.
will enliven each Entertainment with lhaste erig
nal jokes, songs stories ard wilicisms
~ ADMISSION FIFTY CEETs--Children and
Servants rs cents.
~ For particular description OF the several
Performances. see bills, pctorials, &c.
]" Doors open at and O'clock, NJ.
L
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JNDISPENSA B L L S.-Receiving per
l. New York steamers some choice
Goshen and Orange County Buttcr
No English Dairy Cheese
Prime New and Sugar Cured Hams
Fresh Pickles by the gallon or jar
Tomato and Walnut Catsup
Fresh Pine Apples and Peaches in cans
Csuli1ower and Mixed Pickle. &c
With q complete assortment of Family Groceries,
Wines and Liquors, which anu selling ut prices
that cannot fail to please the most economical
j p KAVENAaH
my IL No I72 Broad street. below 9Th.
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SIS REWARD.-strayed from

vEN SIS REWARD.-strayed from
my. residence. on Nicholson street,
.,.kk<s4 Rockets, on Tuesday. the goth April. q
WaIT e. 81 FFAto COW with BLACK ears CROPPED
her neck when she left. reward of s5 will be
paid for her return to 49, JOHN MCDOWELL,
my ll-5tF Nicholson street. Rockets.
k4s-Mn.ys FOR LYNCHBURG-TO
- LEAVE THURsDAY.-Csnal Boat
JAMS. J IRBY will leave as above. For freight,
WIN P COX. at the She'd.
A,n SPECIAL MEETING. RICH,
wv MOND FAYETTE ARTILLERY will at
tend Enan messi4g at yonr R.ll Re- Room on
O'Clock, in full uniform, with side arms. By order
my lt-lt. O-mmandins.
- FOR RENT-The Tenement on
street Sd and sh .ress
session given 18th July ,.r,y
COUND-Gold Band, on the 18th April,
l. at Mechanics Hall, with initials. The owner
'A s'' - y ' JoHNsoN 1 HARwOoD's
myn Tilt Store. No II Main street.
DUBLISHED THIS DAY.
L GEO WEST.
las Main street,
Directory of the City of Richmond-price 81
my lit
uAY.-I534 bales of Northern HAY,
IL cargo of schooners Olaremount and Daniel g
H sg ';.s For ''ls-'0 'rr's-s mark powsEY
THE RISE OF TRUE LOVE
l. NEVER DID Run SMOOTH; by Thomas Bal
Alec the following Books:
years in Asia. Africa and Europe: comprising
Sne. he palm: r.
p1p5cs n lind
elegantly illustrated; "a:
ERIC; or Little by Little tale of Roslyn School.
By ldward w Farrar; 90.
NAP0LRONIC Ideas By the Prince Napoleon Lou
is Bonaparte; 80 cts.
Lieut. Col ar Money. author Of Twelve emo month.
THE s:llss o. Babe Bolt BY Thom.. Bailey Al
HIGH Lii. II New York. B, Jonathan Slick. ESQ
vols, 12mo; paper. LOO.
Marie M s.s Of .a ss as
aIsn sosd a: '- S s o ss H
&c. ! vol. limo. illustrated; Us
my ll-2t 81 Main street.
A A MEXICAN GUANO. for sale BY
"A myn sKINKER 90.
ROsENDALE CEMENT, 10 fine order, |
my il 49, sklNKER : GO.
7 IME. in good order. for sale BY
= myM Z q sKINKER 4 co.
NAVAHsA GUANO. for sale BY
my ii u II SKINKER 4 co.
FLOWER POTs-FLOWER POIH-l
FLOW sR P0Ts.--A large assortment. Il all
rzes. o. our pwa manufacture, ysfy chtao' nt
kEksEE PARIS Psttsry. i
my IL Corner Of l2th and Cary sts.
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49, DAvIDsoN's EXHIBITION OF
~ WONDERFUL PENMANSHIP
AND PICTURES.
Themost wonderful specimens of Penmanship and
Pictures the world saw. are now to be seen at
the CAPITOL opposite the office of the Seer ary OF
State.
~ Hours from too P. NJ.
~ Admttance Is cents. my 3-lm~
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WAN AMBURGH 4 CO.'S
GRAND

geological and Eques- :
trian Com pany,
VIII exhibit at Richmond on
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, and MONDAY
Msy Goth, 2lst, and sd, 1889
This Colossal Establishment has been entirely
RENTED for the season Of 1879, with nav Ceges.
Perfer N ing Dens, Baggage Wagons Richly Mount.
ed Harness, and Costly Trappings.
The superb BAND WAGON, conveying
p. NEUB ER's
PHILADELPHIA BRASS BAND,
will lead the
MAGNIFICENT CORTEGE
In q BRILLIANT PROCESSION,
through the principal streets-entering the city
at 10 o'clock. A NJ, on FRIDAY.
Every citizen should witness this Brilliant Dis
play, got up at an expense Of over
Forty Thousand Dollars!
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ERESH TEAS--ReceiviDg to-day, Is
\ boxes choice Family Breakfast Teas. embracing
the following grades &c:
Young Hyson. SO to 81 cts per Id
Fine Imperial, IS cts TO 81
Fine Guppowder. 50 eta to $I.25
JP RAVENAGH, Family Grocer,
and Dealer in Teas, Wines. Liquors and segars,
my ii liz Broad street, below 9Th
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LsOaY.

| OST-Between the Exchange Hotel
~ and the first market, or In the market, Dis
mond Masonic BREAeTPlN. Ii is n uch values By
the owner. A liberal reward paid for its delivery
at tae office Of the Exchange Hotel. my ll-3t'
OST LOST LOST Between tie
II correr Of Sd aud Marshall SITS and the Theatre,
. lady's Port Mennaie. containing $40 in gold
suitable reward will be paid for returning the
to the corner Sd and Marshall.
my li-3r b I RINGGOID.
IL plan of ADAMS ADDITION TO THE CITY
OF RICHMOND ANY information concerning Il
will be thankfully received, and a liberal reward
" i'll be paid for Its recovery.
my lets CIV PUkCELL h co.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY ilth, 1852
VIM be REFORMED the highly intersstins drama NJ
A6NEo DE WE'VE. or W1tES kEvENan-
Agnes dc We're, Mrs w q GIAdstane.
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DUBLISHED THIS DAY.
GEO NJ WEST,
l4s Main street,
Publishes this day, new and complete Business
Directory of the City of Richmond-price 81
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WANTED, TO HIRE-Colored hands
w to work on Material Train, on this Road. by
month or balance Of the year.
Office r. F&PRRCo..
Richmond, 26th April, 1859. ! ap 26-ts
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AM6sEMkNfs.
THE1TRE.

Last night but three Of tho accomplished aTtisss.
Mrs W aLADsTAsE
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In RICHMOND.
q Ak FAIRFIELD RACES.
srcosp DAT.
WEDNEsD JAY.
Prcprietor's Purse S200-Two mile heats
d Mcdaniel enters b Don Juan years oId-l,s
Ibs-by Glencoe, dam Darkness.
&c Green enters grey mare Esgliss, years old-yf
lbs-dam GREY Eagle. y
John Belcher enters John L. yesrs oId-9s lbs
dam by Glencoe.
Y u Hall enters Pate, 4 years old--s7 Ibs--.by O
Harold. dam Fidelity by imp Pristn
GREAT MATCH RACE fOR SATURDAY,
For 5000 aside. between r fondren's bar mare
mare fIyaway, by Boston, jr, years old
NJ Race comes CT at O'clock every day.
- Cate fee 50 cents.
ny Tilt JOHN BRICfHR. proe.,
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Conclude with Our EAsTsRN SHORE COUSIN
In HICHMOnD AN
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A,u SPECIAL MEETING. RICH,
EWD MOND FAYETTE ARTILLERY will at
I4E& tend a meeting at yonr Drill Room, on
s2za1 WEDNESDAY evening, May llth at
O'Clock, in full uniform, with side arms. By order
OF Col NIMMO,
my lite O.mmAndnR.
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MARKETS.
BURLINGTON. FRIDAY pm. Oct, /

BURLINGTON, Friday pm, Oct. l4th.
The weather is extremely fine. Business
continues active, with fair prospect Of an in.
grease. River is abont stationary with good
stage of water for the present season Of the
year. Wheat and other grains coming in mod
eratley with slight advance in prices. Minor
products plentiful with little change in rates.
SuGAR-74as-crushed, lii; refined, white
l03c. Clarified ~.
C0FFEE-l21al31.
MOLASSES-By the bbl., Reboed SO to As;
Syrup 50a55; kegs $500.
NAILS-Ass. S4,25.
RlCE-51.
FkUlT-Raisins, prime, IS 20.
BROOMS-Sl, 50a2 90 per dozen.
WHEAT-New Winter 75aS5c, new Spring
60a65. Prices steadyi good commanding out.
side quotations.
FLUUR--Choice winter 1925 retail, $500
wholesale; Spring $50 retail. 4,25 wholesale.
BEANS-75c as 90 per bush.
PoTATOES--2Sa3oc per bush.
CORN -l6A2octs.-new.
OATS-3oc
BUTTER-l 2al5c.
EGGS-Sc.
ONIONS-4oa50c.
HAY-Timothy, $7@S.
WOOD-$2 60a3 90.
RlDES-Green, 5a6c.; Dry Flint l2al5
Green Sailed las; Murrain sale.
WHISkEY-26a27c.
WOOL-Common, %; Half Blood S3a37 i;
Full Blood s5a4O.
Rye 42a43c.
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New YORK, UCt 10.
FLOUR 5G loo lower. Sales of 5000 bbls At a 60
ga 70 for super State; - 7b0ta IS for extra do;
- 60I4 IS super western; - S50I5 IS for common
to iium extra western; Is 5O5 65 for inferior to
good shipping hds ext Il II Ohio-Canadian dull and
lower. Sales OF $50 hbls. at Is 5QQl6 IS.
AYE FLOUR-Steady At IS 1894 40.
WHEAT-Dull, heavy and declining without sale.
RYE-Snles 1000 bush 1t s9c
BARLEY-Sseady ut 7scQSS.
RN-Firner aud quiet, with 81 refused for mixed
western.
OATs-Dnn at4s@45c for State, western and Cana
dian. ~ ~
PORk-Quiet and Arm. Ssles Of l2O bbls at 9f5 AGO
SIS 80 for mess; $40 s76l for prime.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet at el5 e0Ql1 To-
BACON-Steady.
BEEF-Quiet.
CUT MEATS-steady.
LARD-Firm. Sales $50 bbls at 11c@ll1H.
BUTTER-ln fair request At 120lSc for Ohio; 160
2lc for State.
CHEESE-Steady. fat 6k010kc.
WHISKEY-firm. Sales 1850 bbls at SIC.
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Il. a II. II 3. NOTICE.

O@ce Of the BurinGton and Aiseoan Aaver =. Ve.s
Burlington, September IS, 1859. I
= rOCKH0LDERS 81 the BuEiiagton and Missouri
- River Railroad Ce@pasy, are hsrs0y noti0sd thse
ss.ssment has been laid upon Ill Sleek Of the Con.
n~nv moi full paid Of Fire Dollars thaye payable
Ssfore Ire 18th Of this month; Five dollars .hAre,
payabIs Or before Ocsoeer IGN ensaag i've dollars
ma rive oilars share. payable Or before Decsm.
~ 18th ensuing Stockholders ssidng 10 Iowa, will
nav a M Cce Of The Company q Buriineton these
rssidins ii lniuois. 20 A. T. Mall. ksq Chicago; Mch-
nm 20 George y. Po ter. ESQ., Detroit;
sn6 ii others q the once Of the Company u Doston
s..i1sssi J. i. DkNIsoN. zsasuzss.
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The NINKTKENrH or OcroBgR.-We under :
stand that there is 3 movement on foot TO have
q military celebration at Yorktown on the 18th
Of October, TO commemorate the anniversary
Of the battle fought there, which was the wind
ing up of the revolutionary war. We have seen
. letter addressed to Col. Z. G. Robinson, Of the
64.h regiment Of Virginia militia, 10 which i 10
stated that Gov. Floyd, Secretary Of War, has
given permission 70 ell the troops at Old Point
20 attend on the occasion.
DEAD on DRUHK.-A queer story 10 told In
q late English paper Of an inmate Of . work
house. wbo fell into such state that Il was diff
6cuIt to say whether be Vas dead or "dead
drunk" The opinion Of the doctor, however,
vas taken, and he was pronounced 70 be In the
former condition but while the clergyman va
"improv,Dg" the event, the pAuper recovered
from his soiritMel trance, and vas Discovered y
be listening, with earnest attention, TO bic own
funeral sermonl
DTwenty houses we're destroyed by Dreaded
Hurricane which swept over Richmond sOunsy
and Marlboro district, 8. G., ON the LOLA ul1-
The Crops and trees suffered severely.
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Chicago, Oct. IL.
Elnnr mite active,

Flour quite active.
Wheat market advanced 1c on spring and la
2 on red winter Wheat. Sales include 800 bush
No. 2 white IN store Mt Gle; 100 bushels No.
red do in parcels at 94e; 200 bushels do at Csc,
small parcels No. 2 do at S2aS3c, aud 900 do at
94c. Sales spring include 10000 bushels No. .
in parcels at zoe, and 10000 bushels do at 79t
a795c, chiefly at the latter; IL 900 bush Canal
spring early at sDc sAoat; 5000 bushels No. ! in
parcels id store at SlaSl4c, about equally di
yided
But little doin in Corn. Quotations for old
in store would be nominally small. Sales OF
No. in bigs are at 79aS0c. regarded as ex'
trenr; new Corn in fair request at 45a50c.
Oats sctive. 1900 bushels at 81 ac, and few
parcels at sac.
Barley unchanged.
Rva s,.rca and irmar
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WAPELLo. Oct. IL. 1855.

.ar, WAPKLLo, Oct. ~, 1858.
EsQ,-Ths result Of the election
T.. ieulsa) county, ~ far q beard from, 10
h, szz majority Lowe $50; Stockton
L,..r ''s'n s2s; viels 3l6. williamson,
~. 80 Representative, 10 elected. County
Con-. secssd ~ handsome maj critics, except
st. s'se, which from present appearances
Tin !. sac ~ perhaps 20 ssj. One town
a..,;,. - i'ou viii rsdsss the republican
t,.. = naae. Full returns q soon q they
saaA Yosu, g., JoHu Hale.
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.... A. X. BARNES.
Office Of the Home Journal,
Mr.. PLEASANT l.f. Ia 1870

LE1BzNT, OCT. To- ]
c. DUNBAR Dear Sir. The official vote Of
this county hiss just been canvassed. Majority
for Kirkwood aud Rusch 596. Bereman, Repub-
lican candidate for Representative, has . ma
jority over Lash, Democrat, Of 4s4 vo,es-
Witherow, Republican majority Of 472 Rspub-
lican County ticket oil elected except County
Judge. Mr.. E. Warwick, independent, is elected
by majority of votes. w. s. Whey, indie
pendent candidate for Recorder and Treasurer
is defeated by a msjorty Of II. Considering
the unfavorable circumstances against which We
had to contend,we think High Henry has done
goriously.
Yours in haste, G. w. EpwARps.
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OsKALoosA, Iowa, Oct. H. 1859.
c. DUAHAN-Dear Sir.-In this county there
is majority on Kirkwood Of only SIXTY votes.
The msjority on the balance Of the State ticket
will be about the same--Rusch falling little
behind.
We elect our two Representatives, but loose
one Senotor-Mr. z. T. Fisher.
Alas for " Proud" Mahaska!
Yours in distress, c. BEARDsLEY.
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ROBBINS s MORRISON'S
TENT DITCHER,

THE undersigned have purchased the right Of
l. manufacturing and using throughout the Stste Of
Iowa Robbins Z Morrison's Patent Dtching Machine.
Its advantages over othe- machines ar - follows:
LIST. he beam is made In pieces united together
BY hinge joint that admits Of the two parts moving
horizontally in either direction this hinged joint
controlled ty two bow braces crossing the joint and
boed the two parts of the beam, throazh the
braces and into the beam pass shaft for the
purpose Of changing the direction Of the beam, and
consequently ofthe pillow mole the beam having the
Joint enables it make the ditch perfect on curve
I'd. To the hinde OF the beam 10 firmly attached q
drag bar the front end OF which 10 erected frame;
through this the beam and 10 raised lowered
occasion may requirs, cutting deep OF shallow to
suit the grada
3D. The cutter which the mole 10 fastened Is rigid.
y screwe 10 the beam, the front edge sharp
edge rounded as to avoid friction. The mole Is
attached the cutter that its portion shall be
behind the cutter, and sderaby enlarged there for
the purpose Of smoothing aud closing The made By
tie coulter J. NJ. ROBINSON.
Middietown, Des Moines County, Iowa.
The undersigned, Farmers OF Des Mones county, have
Ia operation and tested the capabilities OF the
Ditching Machine patented BY Robbins Morrison
and used and owned by. Joseph NJ. Robinson, Of
Middetown, Des Moines county, Iowa, and well
satisfied it is just the thing for Eeclaimng land
useless for want Of drainaRs performs its work
saiisaoto.ily a. very nssnioans cost, and We Dc,
continue drain the lands where they cut Tor
years. The bitches cut by this machine large
enough for all practical purposes, below the reach
FROST and without disturbing the surface Il also, in
draining wet lands, affords supply Of good stock
ter. We uLhestatngly recommend Robbins Nor.
Improvement and decidedly the best machine OF the
kind that has fallen under our notice.
d. EARNEST,
qt JAMES MCCOY,
JOHN EVANS,
fBEN. IVES,
THOMAS STAIRWAY.
John John I DLA I.,Ag
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Abba, Oct. IL, SO.
= Aditor Ha1ksye-The election in this County
on yesterday, resutei in the choice of the en-
tire Republican ticket, by majorlties ranging
from rs to lsS. All the townships have been
heard from. Haskell, Rep, is elected Repre-
sentative by c5 majority.
Yours, &c., A. r. BARNES.
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Ak II RS
A!.gue I! Cure.

FOE TRn SPEEDY CURE or dali ~
Intermittent Fewer or Fever and Ara,
Remittsnt Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Hilions
Headache, aaA Bilious HsvsGs; indeed
for the whole Uan u Diseases ctigi-
mating IN hillary dsrangsmsnt, canSed
By the Malaria Of miAEmatiC countries
! No ono remedy i louder called for by ths ne. 1
cessities Of the American people than : suse and
we are now enabled to offer, with perfect Ger !,
tainty that it will eradicate the disease, and with
assurance, founded on proof, that no harm can
arise from its use in any quantity. ov !
That which protects from or prevents this dis
order must be Of immense service in tho cO1nrFu-
nities where il prevails. Prsseatios y betsef
than cure, for the patient escapes the risk which
he must run in violent attacks Of this balsfal
distemper. This "CURE expes the miAs-
system, and prevents the development Of ths
disease, if taken on the first approach Of its pre-
monitory symptoms. II b not only the best
remedy ever yet discovered for this class Of COM
plants, but also tho cheapest. The large guam
tity We supply for dollar brings is within the
reach Of every body; and in bilious ditrietIs
where FEVER AND AoUE prcvails. every body
should have il, and use il freely, hosh for cars
and protection II ID hoped this prics will placs
il within tbs reach Of al The poor = vel! = the
rich. A great superiority Of this remedy over
any other ever discovered for the speedy and
certain cure Of Intcrmittcnts ~ that il contains
no Quinine or mineral, consequently il produces
no quinism or other injurious effects Whatever
upon the cOnstitasion. Those cured by h azo
leA - healthy y Il hay bad nsveR had ihs idis.
case. + 4s&. Ea4f&y7 8s #84seHs 4ss : @4
Fever and Agus > n0< alose thss Consequence
Of the miasmasic poison. a great variety q dis-
orders arise from its irritation among which are
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blind
ness, Toothache, Earache. Catarh, Asthma,
Palpitation, Painful Affection Of the Spleen,
Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis,
and Derangcment Of the Stomach. al Of which,
when Originating in this cause, put on the inter.
| mittent type, or 6ccome periodical This "CURn''
cxpcls tho poison from tho blood, md coass-
quentlyt cures them Ill aikc. II , IN iuvalanp
BE protection 70 immigrants, and psgsons raw
| cling or temporarily Essiding IN the MalArio1s
| districts II taken occasionally, Or dailys whlle
| exposed TO the injection, that will b excfeeea
l FUN the system, and CANNOT accumulate y sut-
hcicnt quantity to hpea into dissa1c. Hencs e
4 even iinoru ys)uah6 fhg pFUeecsiUu thAA cure,
ma few win ever sa1er Aom lntefmit1sns, y
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