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Liver lnVlgoratOr,
NEVER DEBILITATES

NEVER DEB1L1TATES
TT Is COMPOUNDED RNTIREIN FROM GUMS
Il and has become an OStabliSlsei tact, Standard
Medicine, EnvTn and APP; proved by all that have
use1 it, and is now reSOrt- ed to with confidence
all the diseases for which - it is recommend
has cured thousands y within thelRst tWoY years
who had given up all e. hopes Of relief rs the
numerous unsoltcfted ~ certificates i'll my pos
session show. ~
Tlrsdose must be SdNp- % TED to the IempCrSnent
of tho individual taking it and used in such Ql.au
tities TO act gently on " tho Bowels
Getthe dictatesof your III Judgement guido Won liz
tho use of the LIFERS :, lLNITG0R4T tlR. md il
will cure LIrer CoR-E pt1lnts BiIIIDllS .IEslcl &
Dyspepsia, Chronic Dr. - dTTjItes, SMahtE tiDza-
2LGiHts LSsJtS1V. Drop ~, Soar &0lHoch. IdLt-
lsal ChStiIcaCss, GAolie Il Cholera, GhoIsru Bosss
CtoeTU dltuntSEH, Rla-.l tHle1ec, EauRdice. FtEdr
BtnkReSEe$- and may he used successfully ~ an
Ordinary EhaaiIy Redi- o. cine 1t will cure Sex
HEApICHE las thou = sands eau Itstify.l ~,
tecaty miniEteS, lftiro ar = three Tsn-spos1js are
taken. at commencement r, of attack. asf-s.
iu lcko a,sE ii ara gir-ir ing their testimony
its favor. ~
MI WATER INA THE MOUTH IT III,
THE LNITG0RATOR, AND SWALLOW BOTU
TOGET1RER
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NV ORLEANS. 22Ih August !s5J.
DR J. c. AVER: SIR: ] cheerfuIiy comply vff
the rc,Iu"t Of Your agent. ar:'l report !>
the effects haE" realized with ypur SarsaTaTiia
have cured with 1T in my practice, mo-, II II
complaints sr which !; j. recommended. and =l.
found t- .fecfs truly wonderful in til. cure Il s
real 0',l NsTc"rtaI DiSsaSs. One VI my l,,r,.u'.
had Sypiitic ulcers III hi threat. Nlil J! We. --
sTDli,S his palate sud tic 1cr"f his mouth
>arari!n. etca!ily taken, cured him
another was attacked 10y secondary symptoms IL "
n.-e, aEd the liberation ltl eaten away co-IE-
bic part If it, thai believe the li>CT waGi5
soon reach his BRAN ana xii! him Bnt II viei.'d
lay administration of >treapti'l ria: The ui.-
healed. and H. is 'ysil gain. not Il wt1z.
some designation - LIS fac woInan VIII t''
beea treated for the disorder hy Iu,reuTy
suffering from this poison in or bones IT,. IA
bccone :" sensitive to III" weather ;irs' sgsl
Gay She suffered eNCrucidtinG pain i'll eI jani- NJ
bones. She, t",. cured entirely ~ ygrsr >ii.7
parila in IA few weeks. Know from iTs :-urfs
which your agent -ay,' that Tbs Pm -rsts
from your Laboratory u-F he -5.-tf s,ratr
/ ke4Usntly. these truly remarkable ue-u'', VII
! have :Iot surprised ms.
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ALFNEn u. TAILIN
GcitrC or Sailed .Nrrt

DR.. j d. : C!.'t"uirrs- If New TorF City. W.
4 iTost cl'cerii:!y coup viii the rc4r.-r -
agent III SHNiDE have i"u''i 'trr sat-aIaI ii,.=s
tor whr', emf 10y such r-c.dy Int r.T.rsaIr,
IA FsE'uis DitaseS q; the s,iui=F!s ,.tal! .-ss-
;''e cured 'nauN ENt'eTaf" ca.., ''i Lsur,''!us',
il. and some vi cr- the c"Iupisiui Cause.
""rnt'"N 81 the u:-sss Tie liberation sfrri: = 3.
%0G' cured Nothing within NY knowledge ,,5u. .
il fer liese female eraf t"nen;s
Edward :. Nlrr..vv- OF S>wtury. Ala. N>,Ir-s=
dangerous al .. the ie,ff--
III! ai,iiY vlf.i i.ai l":ici ali IIic=reut,.l-.
s.'-.l 'n.I y ,e a. ir.-' een conf iets!y
hy YOU. EStracr Of SAr.Ri'aIill.- our pi,..,tsr
thought no;i.iT- hut eX;iiis,iiun could afurd le.
i"1f rs s'rl-- -'s t-7al = your SarsaYuTl!la
last rc-.rt hel cutting and it proved c1'eriaa
itteT t'SiIrC ysT remedy eight weeks ny FyIaj a-
of the disease remains
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G. Y. LAElMEN. ". y.


IxnEPENpFSCE. Preston O.. Va f,I, JAZZ Iss.
Dx J. i. AVER: Sir: have been a;i.s'ri win
painful chronic kReuhlnfiSTt ;nr lvp- t.s-. wi
haIfied itte skill Of physicians. and stu Is 3. NJ
spite OF NIL the remedies coTi md. until iur
your Sarsaparilia. one bottle cured ~
am lar better than before was attacked. Inns
i; Il wonderful medicine !. ERT41
Jules y. tie:chelI. Of St. L.ons. w-i'e: Il nav
wl,c! destroyed my health. tried every fhja- al
everything failed I" relieve and haze i~en
hroken-i.'wn man for years IRON |! -'tt5
cause than dsrangEHs1H If tic L,reT- NJ tr, y:
pastor. the Rev Mr.. Espy advised Ee ;.'ry 'e7f
Sarsaparila. Lscruse he said he kur'v y''i. "rt an
thing you made worth frying Ky i'.e hl>'.f:
of God ii has cured me. ani lIls FUrinef my hi.
as to make new man Of me feel yornE astt'
The best that can liz said Of you is ngt h.' s'.i
enough"
.Schirrus, C,nc>r. T:rtors. Enlargement liberation,
L.t.i E.-tl. LIN, .tt I'm.
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THE Only ARTICLE.
Unrivalled in Market,
WITH IMMENSE
HOME &, RnRnpEAN DEMAND

5r1HHE REASO1' WHY. Is THAT NY NATURES
own procs.s it restores tI.,. natural color perla-
ueutly after the hair Ie,dtnes gray: supplies the
natural tui'is. and tI5 nlhkes grow bald heads
removes all .innlruf rrI'inE. anu heat from the
SCALP and quitis and tones W, the nerre. and thus
cures all nervous hen.ie!v rnd inny he relied upon
to cure all diseases Of the sap AMI hair: II will
step and keep i: fr" falling f moi ii so'i glossy
hc"ig and ts0nt!f"L and if need by the y"ur= tw"
or three times week ii will ;;ev-r fall become
gray; then, reader read the following and judge tor
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N B-subscriptions received md forwarded by
A =. REBELLION, Agent X'haciiuE and vicinity
Specimen FnTTVinHs and Ar journal be seen at
the Posi- Osfice. tlecl9-
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hcGIilg and bs0utIfuL and if ned by tr y,ni w"
or three times week. il will fever fall become
gray: then reader, read the following and judge
yUuTEelf:
New YORK. Jan. S. 1855
AIESsRs. o. J WooD & Co.-GcHIIeur.n: Having
heard good deal about Professor Woo!'s Hair he
stortve, and my hair heing quite gray. made ur
mi mind 10 lay asde ihe pref udces- which /. il,
common with great many persJa-, had against all
manner Ut patent medicines and kIIoTt time ago
commenced nsfng your article TO te=! ii for myself
The result has been very ;isfactory thai am
very glad did so, and in justice 20 YOU as well ~
for the announcement of others who may lee as L:ftIy
as was but who having nag prejudice without my
reasons for setting ii aside unwilling to give
yOnr restorative trial till they haze further proof
and she best proof being peculiar demonstration
write You this letter. which you may show to any
such. and also direct them to for further proof
whoanl in and out Of the N Y. Wire Railing Estab-
lisLuient every day.
Ny harris now itE natural color and mich i'm
proved in appearance every way. Lciu" ,lossier ana
thicker and much more healthy locking.
l am Yours respectfully. lIKNY JENKINS.
Cor. Colombia and Carroll sts- brooklyn.
LIv;xGsroS. Ala, Feb.I4, 1855
PRoF- Woop-DCar Sir: Vour Hair Restorative has
done much good in this part Of the country. HTy
hair has been slightly diminishing for several years
causei. suppose. from slight turn when / was
quite an in1lIit. have been UEin" Your Hair H.
st"rativc for six weeks and lind that have. fue
head of hair growing. after having, lsel all
other re'nidies known TO no effect Think it the
are afflicted TINT WIZ t. your remedy.
You can publish this if yOu t!.i1lk proper
Yours Ac., s. W. MIDDLETON.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. Q. 1885,.
PHoF. Woop-DeNr sir: Your Hair Restorative Is
proving itself beneficial t" The front aud also
tic back part Of I!y head almost lUSt its covering
i'll fact TALD. have used brt half pint bot
ties Of your restorative. and the top of tnv
head is well studded with promising cyol Ct Young
hair. and the front Is ala receiving it, benefit
have tried other preparations without any benefit
whatever. thint from pcrsol..l reconl-
incubation can induce many others 10 tryi;
Yours, respectfully, d. *. THOMAS N. u,
No. IL! Vine street
The Restorative is put M in BOTTLES Of trca sizes
viz: large medium, ant =HiII: the small holds II
pint and retAls for dollar per bottles the i.le
uIn holds at least tw"n;v per cent. more in proper
ton than the small. retai!s for dollars pes bot
lie: the large holds quart. 40 per ccn; mere in
proportion. aud r";:sils ior 81 bottle.
Oh. Wool Il ca. Prnl,rctors. a. Broadway New
York. and ia Market st.. 81. E.OUis. Mo.
And sold Iy MI good Druggists and Fancy Goods
dealers. sc?ti-d&w-3m
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER RoTTLE.
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great variety 81 cases haze been reported 70 rs
where cures these formidable complaints hhv" n
suited FROM the of this remedy. but cur Nitt-
here will not admit Them. Some If them Taay ss
found i'll nVir American Almanac. which the agents
below PANIED pleased to furnish r'i= TO all who
call for them.
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Thousands are daily speaking in the praise Of
DR.. EATON1S
INF kNIILE C0RDIAl,

and rl:y' because it ercr .fail1 TO aUoy tnstonto
relief when given in time. Ii acts as If by
magic. and one trial alone will convince you that
-nEE.o& al 4 z .ir..
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Ayers sarsapariIIaa
FORPURIPYIEG TIE P1oon

DISEASE: .'+''' NArttfios0 Of
!Scrcfaiu and !Srr.:fitia,,s j T,ctsg ,,.-...-
ttcsrG Srss, Errptiei's IF,sJis. -. iE y,
IS BOiIs, Btai's' GIta oil S.i, D1f,u,,, i'5;'s.
OAKLAND lid T;h Jun. $50
knowledge u hat YOU Saisapar!.la has ,J.,.
Having Inherited a scrufui.'us Infection -
ieLed ifVm u ~ Various ways fo- year Sop,s.t
II burs; out in lCeI> OF nv hands m , .,-,-
times II turned i,tuHF,l AMI ,!is;re-..,, NJ
stomach. Two ears age II truk. cut al, M, u.
ana covered InE scHl and ears will OTIS ..g.- -,
" as I'n,n1n! ana !HHEhsonle hCHend deSrrEr:a.s
tired nlA'iy tnsjlylT'> ava seI,T7l pl.,s.,sst. 1
without much relief IRON auHtl;ing Il, fast ~.
orner ErcN" worse Al length wds rcivcr,i 10 IL.
In tt:e Gospel Messenger that NuG. haJ IreIrf,
Alternative tSarSAi ariliaI for knew ,ro, yt.r ~,
IatI"n that anything yoI nusd, must r.,si Z
rent To Cincinnati and Of IL acd i,sc,i It I'LL {:
me- took It. as yor Hfvlsr. in small do. .
tcasIsoonfUl month: and ;,eei alrir-i -
bottles. New and hca thy kin suai, l.,.crr. ~
under the Etib> Whi~h AFTER while Fsil Il VI
skin Is now clear. and know ty my feeling. tfs.
the disease has gone from my ~ TEN Yce 57rzs.
believe that feel what mn ing Nr en- 70
that hold Hou 10 be one Of the aToetrs Of u =,
and remain ever gratefully. Icurs
ALFRED Il. TAILLY
ST. AHMony'S Fire Ross ar Erg.i,.elss gs..,s L..
SAT- Rhs"IH, SctId LI.0d- Rts yssrm, S7y-e Is,.
DroISy.
Dr.. Robert NJ P,elle writes from Salem y ~
sept. 1859 that he hat cured inVeter4t., csc .
lTupsy, which Threatened 10 terminate faIa!s j,
the perseVeriug use VI InlI lila. and AZ
dangerous attack Of Malignant ETgII,iss b, i.r.
doses of the sIme: sa'ys he cures the col:rua L ~
tons Iyit constantly.
B'oEctOocis- Gcitrc or S,p>lsd !vcrt
ZchuIon Sios,n. If Prospect. Teas vf.;s>. Tl,..
bottles Of your SaEaFariila C1rr.: ne n N o c.
Ia hideoas swelling oh Tie neck. which .i.. q.
fcTed from over ;"c years.
L>10eo1rLeu or I5-hifes. Orrric4 Ti,sgr. 5:y-s.
UiceT1t.u1s, ECmUle l,s,os.s
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w.P.s SMITH. Master of Transportation M -
l. N COIE. Gen'l Ticket Agent. uov.s
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I'D. sNEEDEK. Philadelphia.
n 4GRAW d Rooms. So North Street. baltimore.
LEECIl CO. NJ. 2. Astor House. or No. rs. Via
LEECu / Co. No.77 State Street, Boston.
II. II. HOUSTON, Gt,rt F'eigLt sgt. rl,ila-
l.. T.. HOUPT. Gent Ticket Ait. Philadelphia.
rItOs. A. SCOTT. CENT Sept. Altoona Pa. Janl-60
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Pare Eeoetobie Ersuets. and put ar IA CLASS CA
SkS Dir Tight ana mil lssp in GI1y climate.
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SD 10 Ak.
500 thin G sly R U P

which rptly facilitates the process of teettag by
sofEenng the gums, reducing an inhammationZWi
GHay Az PAIN and spasncdie action, andIs
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The last WORD.
This most desired article in . dispute il
properly due to the ladies, and We there
fore give our esteemed contemporary of the
Rockford Neses the benefit of the rule.
Howf Mrs. Croly says the cause of Sc
many Opponents may be found in the fool
ish destinations which young ladies' display
towards married men. This may be true
but we should be very much regret to have
. young lady dress herself like an ogre
simply to avoid the distraction of our peace
Of mind. Wen risk her destinations, SC
long as we are blessed with the warm heart
kind words, and the neat personal appear.
ance Of the tenant Of home. Married ladies
too often forget to be fascinating" and
this it is which sends the eyes of poor in.
noccnt men abroad. Married life has its
duties, but it may also have its charms, il
the occupant Of the domestic throne SO
wills it.-NorM Io0a 1imes.
The Times does not state the case fairly.
We spoke of . certain class of cain men
among whom, we presume, the Editor OF
the Times would not feel flattered to be in
cluded. A wife secured, and perhaps over
burdened with household duties, and the
care Of children, stands little chance in
competition with weak, unprincipled vanity,
love Of display, and that craving for ad-
miration, which makes girls accept, and en-
courage it, no matter in how questionable
manner, or from what source it comes
Every natural condition of life has its own
charms, and many married women are Q
thousand times more attractive than they
ever were as young ladies', but it is not a.
WAYS their husbands who find it out
Rockford Ne,es.
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PACKET Co.'S BoATs.-ARRANGEMEN
POSITIVE AND TALKED oF.-Our surmises, all
along, concerning the coming seasons ar.
rangements of the Packet Company steam.
ers, have proved correct. Milwaukee is ''ur
to snuff" and has secured line exclusive
ly for her own roads. The steamers Mil
waukee, Capt. j. Cochrane; Northern Belle
Capt. J. Y. Hurd, and Keokuk, Capt. W.
H. Laughton, will form the line from Prai.
RE du Chen and Lacrosse to St. Paul.
This, we have assurance, is reliable.
Now for Dunleith; three projects arc
talked of for up-river connections-one Of
them available, another upon contingency
the other probability. They are, LIST, tt
connect with the daily St. Louis and St.
Paul Northern Line; I'd, to connect by day
(night steamers, if business will warrant
with the line at Prairie du Chen; Sd, q
talked of Independent line to St. Paul, thro
the agency of the Central and G. &. C. Raj
roads.-Dunlei.h Adrertiser.
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# Mr.. Douglas, in the Senate, answer
ed the whole of Mr.. Stewards pressing upon
the repeal of the Missouri Compromise, in
single pithy sentence. What, said he,
led to the repeal of that act, but that the
majority in the northern States refused to
carry it out in good faith? ~, sir, stood
ready to extend it to the Pacific ocean, to
abide by 1t forever, and the entire south,
without one exception in this body, was
willing to abide by it. But the free-soil el-
ement of the northern States was so strong
as to defeat that measure, and thus opened
the slavery question anew. These men who
now complain of the abrogation of that act,
were the very men who denounced it,"
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Painting. 1864. tLSst a
Within day or two past the Walter
brothers have put up two very handsome
signs. One is marked "Pennsylvania
House" and stands conspicuously in front
of Esq. McMullen's well. known tavern
house; this sign is credi. to the painters
and good advertisement for Squire JOHN.
hope it will bring him lots of custom.
The other sign is Empire Saloon by Kurz
& Miller and in finish it will compare fav-
orably with the best city work in the west.
We have no space to describe its ornamen-
tai scrolls, diamond limitations &C., &C., but
If our readers want new sign, q look at
the Empire Saloon fgure-head will tell
them exactly where to order it painted
Walter & Brother are superior artists and
they charge very reasonably.
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A Tempest.
The Des Moines correspondent of the
Burlington Ha,ckeye is "Linkensale." He
lately used some very course language about
members of tae Senate and that body de.
MED him . seat As reporter. Subsequent
ly motion was made to reconsider the
vote Of expulsion and upon that motion
Senators INDUCED in pretty sharp talk
Angle (Rcp.) voted with the Democrats
against reconsideration, but the motion
carried. Drummond, of Bremen, the CAMS
major Of the party in the Senate, accused
Angle of being too honest for partisan
and charged him with doing good to the
Democracy. Senator HAMMER, of McGre-
gor, came down on Gov. Kirkwood: -
Hammer said the Executive had used
disrespectful language in conversation in
this Hall yesterday. He did not wish to
give the language without consulting the
Governo. (Cries of leave.) He then said
as the Governor was present he would re-
peat the very words, and if he was not right
in his assertion he would stand corrected.
The Governor had said yesterday that the
"Senatc in voting to expel Linkensale had
made asses of themselves" He thought
this improper language to come from the
Executive towards this body.
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Troubles I'm Texas.

Troubles I'm Texas.
Major Ben. McCulloch left here possessed
of Mr.. Buchanan's private views, to be COM
municatcd to Gen. Houston, who, it is un-
derstood, will shortly take up his position
on the Rio Grande to await the action Of
the Senate on the treaty. If j. be rejected,
iiSasiSh ) Strength, and the popularity Of
his proposed protectorate. Money will not
be wanting. Years ago English capital was
offered Gen. Houston if he would head the
movement for protectorate, and the same
parties say they are still ready to supply
the sinews of war, while large numbers Of
volunteers have rendered their services
Private information from Gen. Houston, of
reliable character, states that he only
awaits action on the bill now pending before
Congress providing for Regiment Of Texas
Rangers. Should Gen. Houston's move
ments meet public approval, he will aim to
reach the City Of Mexico and establish a
permanent Government. He will not 90
into the interior unless supported in the
rcar.-N- y Times.
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North Iowa.
A writer to the Dubuque Herald sets up
the Democratic Legislators of this portion Ct
the State in a highly flattering manner
The opposition have pulled and praised
Meirmen, and it is but right ours should be
starched up little. Members of the Leg
islature of Iowa should be literally furnish
ed with compliments, because there is very
little else given them. ..,. F.
"North Iowa, for the first time in several
years, is ably represented in the General
Assembly. Messrs. Hammer, of Clayton,
Gray, of Allamakee, Ainsworth, of Fayette,
and Wilson and Trumbull Of your own
county are active, industrious and able
members of the Senate Mr.. Wilson's long
experience places him in the front rank OF
Senators, and while he does not consume
the time of the body with frequent and USE
less harangucs, he never speaks but to the
purpose, and has made two or three of the
best arguments that have been delivered in
either branch during the session."
"Your old friend, Hon. David Hammer,
is one of those positive men who always act
from conviction, and whose sincerity and
directness of thought commands the atten-
ton of his hearers. In the recent Demo-
cratic State Convention he made short
speech, which gave evidence of his ability
to influence an assembly, and afforded a
key to his well deserved popularity in Clay
ton county. There is a magnetism about
him which carries conviction to the minds
Of all who hear him.
"Hon. G. w. Gray, of Lansing, is man
of sound judgment and discretion, whose
opinion is relied upon and highly respected
by every member Of the Senate. He is one
Of the most laborious and attentive mem
bers of that body"
'Hon. L. l.. Ainsworth, Of Fayette, is moi
only sound thinker and lawyer, but HI
carries about him a battery of wit and sar
casm which makes him an opponent in de
bate to be dreaded by men of keen scnsi
bilities not possessed of iron nerves.
Messrs. Peet, of Clayton, and Paulk, o
Allamakcc, arc also highly spoken Of
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Weather, Markets, &c.
The weather continues clear, beautiful
and May like. The river has been clear of
ice since March 9Th but navigation seems
slow in resuming. On Thursday evening
last the Grey Eagle, Capt. HARRIS came
up from below, was cheered by several hun
dred of our citizens as she touched the
wharf. She passed up to the foot of the
Lake and returned on Sunday morning at
2 o'clock. On Tuesday the Alex. McGre-
gor, Capt. SnERwIN begins her regular
trips in the Ferry Line.
The grain market last week fluctuated
considerably. Wheat was sold on Tuesday
and Wednesday at 9s@l. Os, in anticipation
of ten cent freights to st. Louis; but a
scarcity of currency on Thursday, and the
demand of the Grey Eagle for tpenty cent
freights, knocked the bottom out of specu-
lative prices, and wheat dropped to 90 cents
IA figure which it is yet held at. The
Railroad Company has also advanced freights
about ten per cent, to balance the river ex-
travagance. AS we 60 to press the Henry
Clay, from st. Louis, is hourly expected,
and it is hoped that she will not demand
such exorbitant prices for grain shipments.
Flour, Potatoes, Eggs and Whisky are a
little down, in this market See HorrxAN,
BENTON 4 Co.'s Price Current for their reg
ular prices; they correct it carefully every
Tuesday noon.
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County Seat. ....
1t was our intention to make an argument
this week in favor of retaining the seat Of
Clayton where it is but upon reflection we
decline any labored effort in that direction.
McGregor, As village, has but little real
interest in the controversy, and outside Of
class of our citizens whose social conncc
tons are with Elkader or Garnaviilo, there
is but little talk about the election. The
removal will be attended with considerable
expense, which taxpayers have to meet,
and as Mendon township is pretty well rep.
resented on the assessment rolls, she will
have fair share of the bill to foot. Besides
this, we gave large vote for Garnavillo be.
fore, and consistency would seem to require
vote now on the same side. From the
first time we ever thought Of the question,
we have been for GARNAvILLo, and we see
more reasons to-day for voting that way
than we ever did. But, if our people want
little fun every spring and are willing to
pay for it, they ought not to be deprived Of
the pleasure. .....
We insist upon having the Court House
commenced at once, wherever the seat is
located. Clayton county has been the
laughing stock Of the State long enough
it is time she stopped Sowing wild oats. =
Now Mr.. Voter, put your ballot in the
box to suit yourself If you think the
county wants to play boy few years Ion
ger, keep up an annual change, and Treas
urer NIcLAUs will collect the "bills for mu-
sic' on each January of the year.