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NEW GRENADA.
DgrEAr OF ARBoLKDA CONFIRMED.


We have ro.hog ate. 20 report from ,hs country re-
so,g the i, solution encop,g the cor nrma.oa OF the
cea Or rather repuise OF The forces OF the general
ecy.ypnsn t under Arbo.da, st he Sensgs Santa
Marta some hrndrtd more troops bad oecn cent 70
It's BY the il ndente senera OF the STATE Of Pa
BRITISH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE GOVERNOR
or TIE hTATg OF BOLIVAR TO LORD JOHN bus
SKILL, kIC.
from the Psusms star and Herald, Nov al
La Nueo1 Altaaza Of November IL, pubiished At
CsrLseere contains copy Of tier addressed 10 Lord
nals by Jose Juan keto, chief o. the revolutionary
psJty in the state, complaining OF the Interference of
Brtrh officials In Too civil wer e resent penoiDg be
the CeItia g0yel uneLt ct e States Tne dool
rent II too long 10 transfer TO our O lomns. We
therefore oblssd 70 content oulseiyes With brief sb
htEaGt " u contents.
The eti,or a no iianrs Introducing sue Off sia dcou
n1nis BY a few rays that tns spieit " asice
ahich a'tusted Great Bfse IA her resions vita the
American pub les has not carried Out oy ner
oficisb / lhose countries
Il urocf q British jasioe he cites The fac, Of Lord
Rotse tayre riused at tie request 81 the British
anotes, u support the soveTunent 81 OspLa aud
sisa ~ conouc u he captain o. the Cadnus when 40
pchd 10 10 Investigate tbs crcunstsnc Of the West 10
matt stsUer Der%ent having brought seventy sol
ere from AsTiawal 20 Ss5ts Marta, wnen, toe 2Tln
October, ehvs IRE from che snip at persons GA
khore tsnloI he the Governor Il provnce), al
Though oepos0ls Of the officers Of The steamer And
Others went prove that the ehotr only Aired IRON
pistol a, u bots.e floating Ia the water,
GnoY Eieio conpia;ns Of th'ee OF soor acts -
Firpty the Interference OF Mr. james Duce, IN ins'st
ing ga the New Grenaaar sch liberty being given
up. he plea ths, sbe Was ina property Of Mr. Thomas
Stevenson, Bfit sh subject
Secondly the ference OF Capt Lyons Of the Racer
end the Consul Ia the matter OF the steamer Mo1
claimed TO oeong Ia part 20 Britain owners In ~nicn
the Authorities had " yield nd also 70 pay 900
damages.
Tbualy. Sepos Nsto nplains OF Capt Lyons and Mr.
Doyle, Wee Coiso 4. Santa Marta, for the protection
afforded by the psesencs 20 the eaemy just he was
about TO cen mence hcsiiic5
Lastly, Senior Noto requests that Lord John Rs' cll
vii give orders that the suls should not receive do
pont Under the profession OF their flag, the public
moneys ARCHIVES, 30 placed With tnera for safe k,ep
ing by the copstit ationsJ authorities.
Seror Eieto who's up with exposition OF tho present
state Of political affairs begs that all Interference
tho part Of British authorities may be pu. stop TO.
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PERU.
EXTRAORDINARY POWERS GRANTED TO PRECEDENT
CAsrILLA-rHK COMING WAR Win BoLrvTA-PLor
AGAINST rhH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STATE or
TnE COUNTRY, ETC.
There u but little 70 report rom this country. The
revised Constitution tas been adopted and published
Congress In secret scsion OH conferred 90 pres
dent Castillo extraordinary powers with reiercnos % the
existing dlfrccts with Bolivia, Authorizing him 10 do
clare against thai nation and 70 ralss an army Of
thirty tsousaDd men. Bst be 10 required arst 70 EN- 10y
peaceful means before rssortiDG W hostites This he
VII scarcey do In proof u which II may be mentioned
hat there great activity In the rccrutng service Just
now-every man THAI can Be got hold Of rssssd into
The ss~vtcc should Castla make v0 on Bolivia, his
rr'fn nay considered 81 end for the moment he
does IL, q terrible are viii break out "m his rear"
which viii Be npcesibe for HIN 10 supprces Th~rs
10 bo~ veil naiared pss In existence 70 ovcrthros his
eovtrpmeas, Which 10 nkey 70 snos isseK any mo
mott He departure 'or Bolivia would be the sigr for
the PEOPLE " rice.
Hose sud murder toe increase Aran 10
Lima writee the correspondent Of the Panama nv ard
NJ. aid, svery day ccr ar cltasf OF
The the other. Take the following extract a. a
unpe,-
I.st seek an Ishnsn ess ssabScf Ia the b,cS In ere
~ ihe meet 'frqrsr ted. streets sud N Nrpad eayrh,
no s,sssiB, siGer having ttsgeTasd TOO nurCer, ae
eiarsa obs that ntA1 Dts q mistake lr ted at 4,
vorbie h,rseF much shout o. IN fee m,uhs ~ Gill
be sg.sn. Lsy trufe t~tsrsas grras roIDsy as
rcn'rrtct ~ r~R - rnNhefs khasg chEef : "a
kuosu bsi dit, - hbsru rat 49, bek,rr
- tse laes, vus e1I 49, er so-a hsi grttc a.als.
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sepAtor Gsn, OF california, and senator Benjssrin IL
New Orleans, are stopping ri the New YORK Hotsi
John Dodge and A. N. Burr and wife, eli Of Nov
York, ere stopping at the Union Place Hotel
Y Church, Of Albion, N Y; Robert X Day, OF Hart
ford; JAMES Hans~orth OF Lima, and George Onipman
81 fossdar, are stopping Al the Everett House.
Hon Reverdy JohDsos from California; Captain Jordan.
q The United ssaIS Army MAJOR Wyse. OF Cali ornia UA
a. Croeker Of Michigan and nr Marc of TIE UnfteA
states Marine corps, are stopping at the Finn Avcnns
Hotel
Professor MAhon, OF Wet Point; Capt q williams a
ihe United States Army; Hooper and q ward, both
Of b~sco ard '. Simpson, Of England, stopping -
ths Brevoort house.
Beojsmin Braytos. Of Pail River; " g. Henry, Arthsr
Ieery and Thomas Groom, all Of New York, stopping
81 the Uiarendon Hotsl.
Alexander and J. Howard, both Of the United
states Army; stevens, j. o. Van Brgcu and wifs,
and v. Festr, all Of California; SPOTS, Of ~
United sAtes Navy, and Carries Bsyns Of New London,
are stoppirg II The Metropolitan Hotel
Hon. Jaroe Gay roited States Minister 70 Peru, end
family; Con modcre Wins OF tie unftsd States Navy;
Hon. Chauncry vibbard, Of Absay; Judss A. Paga,
ADD proeasxr Pearson, both Of schesetadyy Planb,
Of Albany; Thompson, q PhiiAdsiphla, wiiiMa
Kelly, Of Rhpebecs, ard Julius Movins, Of Buffalo,
stopping 81 tbs 81 NJ ,nolas Hotel.
Hso CAays~s DARKER, Of Wisconsin, Hon d Baksp,
u Oreroa, n o. j. Arringtou, Hon Farnel, Hoa-
" Har ling and Dr RAbe, all Of California, and Gov
Hinnd Rail- o. Vermont, were among the arrivals n ~
Aaany HOues yesterday
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the DATED s,asrs rtrt - those 7f giving
comfort 10 the reoels asiiag = 81 pander q shs
na'orh property particularly wrA' ee'reatio9s ne
tween the governments Of Peru and tn Ucitet dates
wrs Unchanged The righ, or those tne vosscs q
any country to enter Che ports Of ianque &C. for any
other purpose than that OF exporting gusro and tber
right 70 observe tho Custom use aod port reg
a any de focts government which ngbt be found
en- ssDs trerc, 10 DOT denied Bat It Ia argusi farther
that not only the conduct Of taoss yesso,s
In entering these ports for forbidden parpose Illegal
but their mode Of ererrg and contrasting those rts
Improper AID illegal Tbat Don Felipe ivas ~hs
vvsIoos Of the ermg ard MARINE being
military officer, not the pfopsr authority 10 issue
permit 10 those ports, any more than woi'd Cen Scoss
be In tbe United Safes and that Mr. Fseran tns French
Consul, but In tia acting private individual
wac not competent MAJ contract vita tho captains
OF the Gtorgiapa and Lizzie Thompson for the delivery
and expectation OF gusno which was the property u tho
ustion which the captains have ~e,l kcovn.
and for whoh &C, Mr. Feran Was subsequently, removes
from his Office oa thu representations Of tbs FreDch
hn.er At Lima 10 the imperial government Therefore,
tba. this conduct itself grave breach Of the we2
knt wn custom laws Of Peru.
Finally the conduct Of Chile several Of whose merchsns
vessels seized at the tms for the
aud by tho came natonai vessel (the Tunocs), 10
sdduced - . precedent aud example for the Untsd
Stats. The republic Of Chile not only refused to later
fre but endorsed tho action OF the Peruvian authorities
in seixpg and contrasting thse curse which
also met the approval Of the imperial govern meot 4
France.
We have endeavored 70 present the arguments
sides briefly may BIO Consistent with fair state
ment, without note comment of own and ia
Guiding, may mention tia. Peru offers 70 submit ths
decision Of The question assue TO sus European Power
the United ssases government may please TO select
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ma. Bon hevs.dy Jchssn and wife, ~. fnysrs, Ha
p 70 n P.rv 81. =. ma s ssry. 80 us:a 49,
wyss se and nree sAldres; Caps Jrdsa vie an2 fos
AssAsaer Lieut. spca Lleu staybrNaA CsQs asAsksr -
: he,ess !. y rrindle see<A rcs Q " nsrM W.
Da su~ fleanao, Jchnsoa- " Fvsend q Ounmsn.
oshwsl sersr~ efasse Pow, wrsrshsi Burch, wc~, g
ssaross W 30 Ger tseuii, st,us Mr. chsny
hdeg. ~ Robers srs dss ard nfs.t Mrs nung.s M
tao chidrrr, Ms orNns Tortlia ard vns Nh. Bar4
Mr. Ho~'
Code, Y q Taru~r, II n HstAsuAy A. Cans N L k1ief
q S-speaica, Ass L1sggrest- AID 81 sssesxss
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COSTA RIGA.
kEOALL or A UNITED STATES CONSUL DEMANDED
POLITICAL PRISONERS ETC.

kkOALL OF UNITED bTATEs CUNsUL DEHKNUxD-
POLITICAL PRISONERS, ETC.
The Executive OF tins STATE las requested the Ultef
Saies through their Minister, 10 recall Dr. Hne tue
Consul Puuts Arenas tue alleged ground u nis o1n
piei,y IL the late Tesootiou beaded b. ex President
hors rn!s Is probably preliminary 10 psnsoiog hin
iron She country. nr married IL the country ia,Dy
ear. ngo ara has srqured Considerable properly II s
sad la OF the naos cooe eele.as ID Costa
Rca
Mr. isento hidens, Sr who has been under ares. II
Jose Cosis Rcs Bince the execution OF Mora
and CsnEs sCe9unt of his supposed sympathy WITH
To- m Ia by ceuee OF govern nens 70 DO 0Anshed aac
LIB con- Crssnto hldera J under nteDoe 81 death,
~bich rs thought, viii be- committed W banishmsot
b The father claim 20 DO Ds.uratzsd citizsis
81 the United states, and 10 understood that d. Hine
has protested ssGpss the harsh OF the govern
nert towards them, aha this rooaby has something 20
with Tie reQu1st 10 have o,m Superseded In oice
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

Political and Mercantile Affairs I'm Chile
ana P.TU-Piots Against Castilia-War
with Bolivia Insvitable-Wret ohea
Cosditfon Of Peru, &c, SC.
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.
PANAMA, Nov 81, 1880
The English stosmer Lima from Valparaiso ADD Other
ports the west Co arrived nero the 22t insisot
wlE mails and treasure for Europs wnoh des-
patched per royal West India mail steamer on 23i
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which wSs the bankrupt state OF the public treasury,
prevented the meeting Of Congress In extra session
mr. Dmilry, UOitsd ssa.es Aipater failing In his e.
prevail President call Congress togethsv
has returned costa RIGA He went passenger w the
gtesu er Column bus far Pupta Arenas
TIE govern hss prohibited the extraction OF ln ia
rubber gum from trees Tho public lands without
special lcerse Also. the selling Of foreign liquors BY
rels II without ucorso,
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NEWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
Indignation az sns S.iv saorsans--si ca-
rssunn treaty with tas Ualrsa States
Our CoaxaI &C PanIA ArxnS. 1n Tgo o.
bic, &c., Sc.
panama, Nov. "a, 1900.
L PANAMA CORRESPONDENT.


The psnsma Ra,iroed Compa1y's steamer Coan ous,
IRON Ban Joee DO Gaaionaa aud Intermediate ports,
rived here on the Goth inst with an unusually large
cargo OF Central American produc Her dates are $40
jose do Guatemala, Nov 10, la Uaioa san salvador,
Nov 10; RsaiSo, Nicaragua Nov 49, and Puata Arenas
Coz Rca Nov Is, being swo later taan the pre-
vious steamer brought.
The news Ia unnpcrtsnl
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ssasAls In T.ElsURs OIL FREGar.
THE REVOLUTION IN NEW GRAnADA
Defeat Of the Government Forces Con-
frned---Brilish Interference.
War Between Peru and Bolivia
Inevitable.
INTERESTING FROM CHILE AND NICARAGUA
S.. CO.. 40.

Tns steamship Northern Light, which left Aspin wall
NJ three O'Clock p NJ the 2ah ult bringing three
husdred fly passengers, the treasure and malls oy
the steamer left Francisco the loIn Of NO
vember, via Panama, arrived at this port yesterday
morning.
TIA lolLoxving IN lhe Northern L'ght'k
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EAI.X AIlDR

The government aDa people Of this State hishly
ncensed az the shoons OF General Ca0as Cosu aica
ana the government ,le isit,r rs severely
for the act General Canss Deloved 10 sal
vaoor.
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CHILE.

AkTi-FloT IAw-MlesIoH 10 RoAE-MoRG INDIAN
TkoUBI.Es-ExfOEr OF oRE5-MARKETs, Ero.
Tho extraordinary powers with which the President Of
this rcpnbhc has been invested Until the 30h 5sptcbey
1891 Win, beryed. prevent any disturbance durng
the apr, aching SIe<aios,
bin Shich bas been under dscus.on In Congress for
tcne tine ho,dIg the authors sbettors J, riots or
scoiiiop ments srorsibe for all Uses that may
enrue, has nnaily psseci srd become . law. II u Ia
mary OF It's ftatGr,s sery stringent
Copertts has approved a project authorizing the sp
poirntLt OF automatic agent 70 tnc Court Of Rome
Tic lncs OF Arsnco have az Ain assumed hostile Of
tsuee from the sos.h they had ID
esd IN considerable nunb,rs the fopli Their
pt,s<nf olnfe TO COO and coo, and
IS teeir fntcbiop ~ said to AAGa Aranco, totA Coro
bel and ssn The govern meLt 10 actively engaged
In sepcrg rooIs to the south 70 repcl aud tube
The province Of Al sann durtg tho nrst eight months
OF pressut y,ar. exported toe foloxiug smoant Of
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Buv6f
ores 10 9sS a. coppr AID gi6 al gold have
BEEN TAI orted.
scaci,y o. copper IA observed, the production
having "a len % lste considerably; Consequently the
expors cr The last tour months Of this gill not be
treat AZ tney bsvo ,een
Jose Fivrontlo Gonxaes hiss been recognised by
the Prtdert Minister IRON ito GrAna iAn Don edera
ton
The rqrdson Of Tie account OF nese>t resolved from
sic neIt " Pefu, the OF $40 eco accorded
10 The Chisr amy and navy engaged 10 the campaigns
OF 1888 ond 1889 which resulrd 10 sne overthrow cf
General santa aud the dissolution Of the Peru Boil
Collaboration, has ~ length been oopoludef A.
ter deducsng The OF ootlection, 30 amounts
N neo ooo This sum has boon ordered 10 be paid 70
the several claimants.
The market OF Valparaiso continues dull. Copper, In
bars, quoted At sac 80, cSh 10 500 quintsls having
changed hands NJ these figures during the nrst tso
weeks IN Nov, mbcr
Foa--souibern brands %, sH mocfhs Santiago
brands - 90 "a eco Qaipss exported during Tue fort
night preyoss 10 tho sailing Of the steamer, 700 OF
bcA 10 Fn. land and the rai Ancc 70 Peru.
The expritticn q copper In bars during tho nrs nins
mo q I Ne M A.
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PERU.

uniting 70 ias, 4oi "a more lhaa in 1859.
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rot shelter themselves under the laws or revolutionary
local government, which was merely Dc fdo and
dc Jrre, being wanting In that essential particular Of
reception which alone could add legality acn Toe
recognition Of civil the recognition Of the power
which makes H. and In regard 70 the cited By The
Attorney General asserted that both belleercnt par
ties In the ecvera Instances had long recognized By
the world a. Powers aad members OF shs family Of
nations ana therefore, In tho case Of the port of Cas-
tine, .he lAws Of the United sAtes sospen
those Of Great Britain operation when by the fortune
Of war fell into the posscsion Of the latter Po And
% In he sAse OF the Island Of ssata Cruz 10 the
Importance Of this principle Of hs, 10 10 argued tbs. n
for example, rsvoluiIoa zero break out GATED
states port, and Consequence, any oss - ipjury
should accrue the parsons property ofsusjecs q
fcress Power, where would the responsibility rrstf On
The government OF Me United States, OF The merely
Dc faao government OK TIE revolutionAsy parsys A.
surcdiy on the former. II 10 further aAcd, ~ould or
could the u The Unit.f sases Azscrt their
rrspcnsbliiy BY alleging their inability, under the Pc
culAr 70 protect tho psrsons property
Of foreigners, Ma, The Revolutionary scvernneut d
face should alone be held rsspoasislef II n as~ercd,
noss undoubtedly no, and the Of Gescrsi Arn
strong cited - . very ssesog and apposns cas- 10
point SIN stronger Case qaosed and rolled on a.
being more analogous TO the present under discus
sion, that resatins 70 The seizure Of American
vessels ~ s. Domingo by France during the war bsswesa
that colony and The mother county, and course prior
70 The rcccepoo Of ~ Do niago as making 20 YER
for violating dsees Of the French govsnmea,
Ing the trading st certain ports in possssioa q The
surssnu (sce oarcb vol 4, Page 2as, and vol o. ssh,
10 which ,he supreme Court lays down shsa such w~
existed n we, suosd 70 prosscs shs otissss Of shs
United sases neusrss In the volssoo of sad decree,
the existence Of suSh not haviax been onAoaiy so
kncwlecgcd by their government And Ia the case
Of Peru urged tha, lass aad decrcss foro'ddinS
NO export Of suano frcm runss de Looos,
psbel,on DC Poa and othsr porss south q sse
ChIncba ksnes were fal fcrce and well known, aoa
thai N TACT u wSs m &C, o. hostility on TIE part 0,
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[From the Evening Mirror. |

From the Evening Mirror.1
We advise all who may be afflicted with General
Debility, to try MeLean's Strengthening Cordial.
IL certainly valuable remedy; many of our
friends have tried it, and they recommend it very
highly as Tonic and Alternative. 1t is very
pleasant to take. Every country merchant should
keep supply of this Cordial ON hand. 1t sells
rapidly, beyoad the most ssnguine expectations OF
the proprietor.
from the ST. Louis Christian Advocated
II lie very we'll known that we are not particular
ly favorable to patent medicines, and as gen eral
thing eschew the whole of them with but little
ceremony, and with these sentiments we declined
inserting this advertisement until we knew what
were the ingredients of the medicine, and how
compounded. This we have learned aud believing,
as we do, that the ingredients good, and the
compound judiciously made, we recommend it as
mixture worthy of public confidence.
We say to all, try il. See advertisement.
aprl6daw
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DAILY GATE Cfry OFFICE, 4
keokuk, April 10th. L

DAILY GATE CfrY Orricx,
Keokuk, April 10th. /
LoUk--superfne, ~ 10; spriug wheat, OK
ira, - % Fall wheat, extra, % 81 TO % OF.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 76.o so per lee.
ooRN--So-good demand.
BARLEy--Spring, Ssa6s. Pail, Tbas0c.
WHEAT.--In good demand. Pail 81 soal s5
Spring Zeal %. sa
0AIS-~~40 10 do.
RYE--7ea7 30 In good demand.
PoTAToEs--S0 30 Ss by the load retail 40 to 80
aRocERIEs-Nsw Orleans Sugar, fair sas1
prime saalo4, clarified Ioalos, crushed and loaf
to i5. Molasses--P Plantation 50 to t5c, 81. II. 50
to so, Golden Syrup, So to coo. Cogse-Rio ISL
tc lat. Java IL to Ice. Laguyra, to IA Rice, 1s6a
81.
soAP--P&im sac, Family SIC.
cANDLEs--star rs to u, stsarins Is, Mould
12i, summer pressed,Ib
LARD-1o to LOT retail f71c.
BuTTEK-choice Ii TO 20 retail %.
HIDES Dry Is green, 81 to Sal green sheer
petite 40 to zoe; green beg skins 10.
HAY-prairie $ka to So; Timothy and HungA,
risu, $7as7A; Baled do. $s4 70 $40; Retail, $I2.
SEEDs.-Hungarian Grass, 30s35 Timothy, 8:
to rs; Flax Seed, soaso.
SHNDkIEs--Onions, 40 to 80 Eggs.
Feathers, 3oc to s5e; White Beans, zoe 20 90.
FRUIT--srcen apples, choice, So 50 per Dbl
Dried apples, 1900 90 per bush. Dried peaches
% f6 to 8 30 Raisins, 81 so to 90.
CHEESR-W. II. III 10 ia Denmark to TO-
PROVISIoNs-Ham Va to 10; Shoulders II TO 8
clear sides 10 Oh.
BEEF-aAa3c gross Sc to &c per quarter.
SHEEP--$s 90 to - 90 " head.
HOGs.--Dressed. - 90 to 90 90.
sALT-G. A., 81 IS to 45per sack Kanaw.
ha, .7oa23o per hbl.i Liverpool, sa25 per sack
Lake s2so U Dbl.
FIsH--MarksHel, Nc. so 10 s2l " Dbl; No
zsi5tosis; No. $l2 tos 13. White, No. i % 81
to SIS rs " half Dbl. Cod fuh 6to ~ n.
ExcaAssg.~-on New York for currency 81 pei
cent; for gold per cent. Bt:Louis4 per cent.
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Ttiden Il Co.'s Preparations.
HAVIN6 just received . large addition to my
i l. former stock direct from Tilden a Co., Of
New Lebanon, \. ", now offer varied and COM
pletc invoice Of
Solid and Fluid Medicinal Extracts,
Pharmaceutic Sugar-Coated Pills and Granules,
Hydrocyanate Of Iron, &C., de-
The advantages arising from the uso Of the FLUID
EXTRACTS are too we'll known by physicians and
others TO admit II comment, having been intro
duced here sereyal years SINCE and their superior
qualities thoroughly tested. All the above prepa-
rations for sale by
JOHN r. WILKINSON,
aplSdhw I'm 81 Main-st,
DUKE COAL OIL, AND LA MP SIS have
L in store superior quality of Burning Camel
Coal Oil, and Lamps OF every variety, fitted with
the PARAGON BURNER, the best now In use, and
having supplied myself with EXTRA BURNERS, am
prepared to refit other Lamps ut triHing expense
Lamps Kept burning every evening. Call and
examine specimens.
JOHN 4. WILKINSON,
Rpbd&wlm 81 Main-st.
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WAYLAND GARDEN,
Situated GA tho Plank komd six
mile. from h ON uk.

Situated GA tho Plank koad six
miles from kc okuk.
I'VE have for sale 1000 good strong rooted
w strawberry Plants of different varieties.
TO 0uU Raspberry Stands;
be60 Asparagus Roots;
$4,000 Sweet Potato Plants, at the proper time
for setting
Also, any nunbcr Of Tomato and Cabbage Plants,
Come ,ticut seed Leaf Tobacco Plants, etc., etc.
Aaso, l, 800 Green House Plants suitable for bed
ding mt, consisting CT Nerbenas, Fucias, Hello
Topes, GeraniutnR, Roses, etc., etc.
Madeira Vine or Mexican Potato Vine Roots, etc.
Pertons wishing any of the above will and 1t for
their interest TO purchase directly from the Gar
den, the plants TO live; while those kept
for long tame taken up, when exposed in setting
out are aimost sure to die.
We have much the largest Green House in the
State and plants sold win be those rendered hardy
by exposure, and with tolerahis care grow.
Any persons wishing carly vegetables, such ~
Lettuce, Radishes, etc, can be supplied.
Ii the season liz favorable wo shall have large
quantity of Asparagus, Pie Plant. Strawberries,
kaspb srries, etc. ID. L. BRIGHAM.
PETER LAMBERT,
WAYLAsr, April 2, 1850. Gardener.
P.s.--orders lift with Kellogg Birge win be
attend d to. apl 3d1w w3t
oyva Stale MedicnI society.
rlsIIi Iowa State Medical Society win hold it's
J. next Annual Meeting In The City Of Dubuque,
on the second Wednesday Of May next. All Pny-
within the State, who are authorized to practice
Medicine and Surgery by any Medical College quail
fled r. grant Diplomas, and acknowledged by the
Amer an Medical Association such, eig bic
| to DO elected as members Of the State Society.
| A. PHILLIPS,
| Secy Of Iowa state Med. Society.
| Dubuque, Ma rch 80, 1860. spl3dSwlm
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