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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-21
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QIu Die Oameh Ricbmonna

2n Die Oameh Rthmonos.
Maeame 6auhe Coon Waris), pte bei Der
l'sten 9Sair int 9le6onies SRliat fat ibrs 6ate as
FIRsT-CLAss DIPLOMA
srtie be- 2a5 SrOobraBe nabs Der Ssen. elm n,.s rS
r:t1ba!tt9es Eager Spn @lhnay-lBaarn er6fnet ''''
9Rapame S. pat rte Gbre Scn Dame, Wibmputs oy,,,
elssn, eaB ibr Eager BON GDSt g unS FiIIinTrS%
sS aerSn str neaslten nSSibeH aecn uuO 9jeIdnad
9n9epoen 9let9taS serr0tb9 pie neuten ariItr n em
y0rsr NoNen IN @pidares Seatbers ssreotbs Sibbrra
un0 Sates @aName Is. DrO bic qrOBts aHimertamsit of
aas pr Su &eetl ptroeneeE 9itd9e Ypenoen un6 ibre
GOnntnen fOnn,n 6 oernrtt bapn, Soe Il, n,,r .y,,
unO 9el9madoOl auesefdbrte 28aare bilt crban. S"'
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-25


'xrs twice the shows have faded, twice have summer
fEvers decayed
H. before the nupiia altar Of constancy we made
NV min rvofing season since Love gave that union
hfh.
n aeni virtues fast unfolding taught me more of wo-
nnsvsrth.
Tas .l mountain mead and s,rea,nlet tinged with
nj 4 smornng's sun, --,
VIEW rrr Of light and less ct shadow a. the day ad
lniE ssr sisi hopes were mingled when Thy hand was
dEFed m mine,
s ses whisper teach my heart the priceless wealth
SkEes
jlmk-afam cf matchiess grace, only kneit at beau
n arMe.
iE asy iadeess as the stars that symmetry was all
t-and fortune linked with mine in Hymens silken
k4a sh name was loveiiness-soul fashioned for the
dis.
road not that on fashions tide thy name should proudly
ng y. pronounce one classic strain immortal Horace
itusran; Academic groves thy feet have never ,roi
xr as learned IN schools doubt the goodness Of
III God.
rus humble threshold Oft swept sorrows ruthless
rsve,
sdy signs the willow tree DER little prairie grave
~ Aoiy iril te camp colu EARN on lltrte coLn-Iu
Ash from eyes resembling thine, and from thy heart
vas Ma 'N O.
Enough care and ssns-unwelcome guests,-around our
hearth appear,
saae responses 10 their frowns, for Love is monarch
there:
Ihd along our tforny path no fragrant wild flowers
~ Cultivate fhe fares in our own secluded home.
shen 10 Us Is messured out the little span Of life,
st gladly cease 30 mngle In this fierce and bitter
9T numbering forms be blended beneath one COM
noa sod
4 .sg 7irits e-united In the mansions Of our God.
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n The Congregationalists mot including the
elsrialsl, in 1900, had 400 ministers and 10
members; in 1850, 1867 ministers and
1886 members, being an increase Of ministers
~ !, and Of members 9; to l.
The Bphsts in 1900, had 1884 ministers and
COS member In 1850, 5,l42 ministers and
esei members, being an increase of ministers
! o !, and q members 81 to l. .E
Preshyisrians soM and New SCHOOL,, in 1900,
"a 800 ministers and 10000 members, and in
|eso 1876 minister's and 337,S30 members,
|e'hg az Increase of ministers IA to /, and OF
P'snbe's 81 TO 4. --s t,.
The n. L. Church and NJ 4. Church South, in
~ had ss7 ministers and Ga, 1914 members. =
sSsc, s,6is ministersand l, l60, $50 members.
fay an increase Of ministers lss TO /, and Of
fIAers III to /.
laese are important statistics, and should be
y considered at the present time; especially,
'Sse who lightly esteem the itinerancy con-
~ hen. Facts are stubborn things"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-25
John j. Mer.ll

Judge Cradlcbaogt, late OF Utah, has been re-
questesl by more than three hundred 0f the citi-
zcns Of his place. Gircleyille, 10 lecture b.
fore them ON the condition and prospects Of Nor
mon;sm. DO ke sss 9s sfQaa I'D
Evidence Il now being taken ID Baltimore iure-
istio, t, the contested scat Of IT. Winter Davis !;
judge Giles, Of the United States Circuit Court
holding special session Of the Court daily for
that purpose. ~ sfs
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"
"a AZ 1T - i,
~ cne q our kySlession, Il s. u,
1nat tnie-the Term cf Y slcotine
N = oapsds Spccial Heskou.
Permit re, thevesb<e, 70 Fsucst
nseelf, on this occasion. n
Vanie ready to proceed 70 CourA
Ana iAle NY Declaration.
Pve an attachment for yoa, To-; s.s
a a Legal and ard . stpon9 one, i
y, yield unto the Process, do:
Monet i be : long one; s..
Ne scowling baik8 Turks belnd;
Ned be precio0e noddy,
no, failing to Arrest the mind, sssss
Should 60 and Take the Body.
! For though Storm IKE yoars might throw
A 1cnlpter in distraction;
! couldn't serve aCapias-no-
I'd scorn 30 base an ActiOnl 8
q, do mot tell me of your youth,
And turn away dcmureIy;
For, though yocr very young. ii truth. 9
You're not an infant, surely! =
The Case Is everything to me;
NJ heart is loves own tissue; ~
Don't plead . Dilatory Plea,
Let's have the General Issue!
Or. since you've really no Defence,
Why not, this present Session,
Omittiag all absurd prctence, s.s
Give Judgment by Confession
So shall you be my lawful wife;
And I-your faithful lover ss
b Tenant Of your heart for Life,
With no Remainder over
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rur-The twenty second Oh FeDru9y tins
-, ..s Ash Wednesday, the first dayof Lent.
i. du,;ss which this season imposes. upon .
~, ot our citizens are stated as follows by q
,.u,a Catholic papcrin Cincinnati:
n, M ne,sons who have completed their twen-
-. ~ sI,d who are not exempted from the
w..,;on 81 fasting BY sickness, debility, old
v, l,sd labor. ~ for other well known reasons
= slJ;ssd % observe All the days o. Lent, Sun
~ r,ssc.r:sd, - fasting days. 80 -
" = IA ,kest days but one full meal is allowed,
Ia Scula " taken about noon
sIrwdtcs, coffee, or thin chocolate, with
Il, II hrsd, or cracker, may be taken in the
D,ar,ius. and collation., or food, not more than
n 40 part Of an ordinary meal, or not ex-
rs6x eigh. ounces may be eaten in the even
I. warn GA Ia not permitted at the collation..
/ Abstinence from flesh meat is enjoincd on
ii ,be Wednesdays and Fridays of Lent and on
= ,sc SATURDAYS Of the Ember and the Holy
yek
ne usc cs fresh meat is allowed, by dispen-
-, Il every meal on Sundays: and at one
ne,l On Mondays Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Sa-
,.-isys with the exception OF the two Saturdays
sA)ye named.
! Those exempt from fasting are allowed the
=. Of aesh meat al every meal ON the days on
-bich Il ia allowed to others but once.
p,sh and flesh are mot allowed on any day
& lent AZ the same meal. oysters are fish.
8 Eggs, milk, cheese, butter, can be used with
MT distinction Of days; but abstinence from all
Aese is recommended on Good Friday.
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Is ~ 5.
Thomas Corwin has been nominated for the
Vice Presidency by the National Union Club Of
New York. They would elect J. NJ. Bolts to the
Presidency eG
Miss Siddons. pupil Of Macready, and lneal
desccndent Of the great Mrs Siddons, is shortly
to appear on the stage, in London, a. Lady Mac
beth. s}
A Washington letter saws that Tom Hycr Is
in Washington and proposes giving sparrin5 les
sons for the special benefit OF Congressman
Exchange.
Vicksburg, Miss, is q dangerous place for
Democratic editors. -Four have fallen in street
encounters there within a few years, and one in
q duel.
The Yiccroy of Egypt has sent Mr.. Rarey.
now in Paris, an offer Of five blooded hose a
good as can be bought in Egypt aud Arabs, ii
he will 60 to Cairo and give instructions in his
art of horse tanning.
Fl George Wilkes, editor Of Wilkes Spirit of the
Times, sailed for Europe Yesterday in the CITY OF
Washington, to report the Derby, and the Fight
for the Championship.
At Charlotte, N. G., Franklin Davis has been
expelled from the grand jury, and held IN 1900
bonds, for expressing opinions against slavery. 4
The Rhode Island Exchange Bank has failed.
We don't think the notes are worth 2s cents on
the dollar. The Arcade Bank, Of Providence, Is
said to be in trouble.
The Kentucky Senate rejected the bill prohih.
Ting the marriage Of cousins; yeas n, nays 10.
r. M. Hoe, the press builder, and several hun
ircd other residents Of New York City, have pc
titioned the Legislature for d law cnablihg
Southerners visiting the State 10 bring their
body servants along and stay unniolcstrd nine
months a t 5sas 81
l. " + ~ 84 AR M Il 81 Y r
Two Irishmen were detected at Peoria On FRI
day night, attempting to set fire to Tie Depot
buildings Of the Log ,nsport, Peoria and Burling-
ton Railroad Company. The plot was discovered
and the scampa detected By detective Whitney
Frank, from Chicago.
On the 10th inst, . party of aoase thirty der
peradoes, made an attack upon the iailnr al Wa-
yerly, Tenn., gagged him, took the kevsa out Of
by pocket, and released six prisoners from the
jail s,s As
The boundary line jaat run between the Rus
sian and Oh nsse Territories ID nix thousand con-
tinuous miles. assszs5 n
Is A league has been formed ii Wisconsin 70
resist the Foreclosure IL We morssnges upon
farms given 70 aid the building Of the Racine md
4 Mississippi road. M
| Ats ale Of real estate III London, the pro.
perry sold It the rate of "a ,DOO, 900 pr acre.
France viii sppropriaae next year $50 sOo. 900
70 public works, such ~ bridge huilding I'M
/ pwoveneat of rivers Improving seap9rtA. Kerr
| A50 klOmetres 0f railWays Are 10 ~ opencd b.
fore January !, 1851. -.
| II There are but twcntyaix miles Of railr0ad
completed md III operation III California although
lhundec1s az miles have been prc;ccted, ~
i - Navigation haa bean resumed ~ ~ NJ
dosIppl, bekNsen Qnincy md 81 Loaaa. ~
laipamen len Quinsy. - We4aasdAEs $50 u II
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SALE.

February IS, A. d. 1850 %
By virtue Of special execution TO directed Issued
county IN favor Of William Garrett and against joseph
Clark and Louisa Clark hare levied upon and VIII ex-
pose 20 SALE 10 the highest bidder front deer ~ Ma
ron Hail. IN said county 81 Des ssines On the Rash day
q March next A. ID $50, between the hours Of o'clock
~ and O'clock u. Of said day the following des-
cribed property, 70 witt httf 5 a75EE#
Lots No. Thirteen. Thirteen A. and Eoarfeen. in the
City o. Burlington, Dies Moines county and State of Iowa
Taken md levied upon ~ the property Of sad Joseph
Clark and Louisa Cask, 10 say asid wH Of execution
s@ 8 &4 A# A. .. HILLHOUHE, sSs
Sheriff Of Des MONIES ocuuky, Iowa
feb24 4M Dy Jxo. #. wfLsOx Deputy.
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y. cur,eo JorRxAL--We pnderstaad that
arrangements have been made BY the pub
- :. will insure the delivery TO subscribers
!, ne morning Of the Chicago Evening Jour
n 4 Z A. day previous Persons DESTROYS Of
. Chicago paper will 6nd the Journal cor
M reliable in It's commercial department,
:, ! .ther respects every way worthy Of their
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- s''s'' " zlzzA1D 4 pAna!nT.

- STEAMSHIP HUN0AR1ANWRECKED
~ - CAPE sABLE--ALL on BOARD SUP
posED 70 BE LOST. @84lfg,
!, IN pe rsusnbercd shat n our dispatches
.ss.a v Wednesday i wAs stated thst large
-; ! vas asAcreen Cape Sable. Owing to
!, -. - did mot get The night dispatches
r,srsd nothing fAsther. From Chicago
= now learn that the steamer vaa the
! Ian which sailed from Queensaown on
\ I. q ar Portland The Steamship Is ! total
IA Il Il supposed that al on board, pas-
-... I'D Grew, persisted.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-25

Observation-Disclosures Bachelors wigs and Tonpe~s
surpass a They elegant Hight and durable Fitting
70 charm turning up behind-no shrinking On he
the head; indeed this b the only Establishment where
hese things properly understood and made =
ui5w1y. 10 Bond Sheet New Yorka
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I've l,ear that d contract was recently
! height (prcvisions) from this city to
- u rail 70 New York, At one dollar
:, - etsts per hundred. 8
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49, m 60 "a
4so 800 D N uR.llta1o 4.
Il - wsathet alsva11k haokssE sa1ge-
ablt, Boz = now csul ~ plessaat - o. -
W. siysr y. Pprsiy broken VI NJ tsanspssta-
tion dilkcnlt. Il .s,.s.. a.p IN.
III The prlcc of gsain esntinnss uhGAaaseds--
U5rn h dun u ae@1s7s y b~aisa, - Whsat
remains steady II former quotatioaG ~ = I 4
Petasoss have fallsn u sO@ss ~ n buslsl.
Very little Grass seed il oassing and tayers
are paying rs Ct for Hungarian, - n, ~ ~
Timothy.
\ SUGA 81 ss2 crushed, ~ !; refined white
lie. Clarified ~. " III
COFFEE-l3CAlA ss.s
MoLAssRs-By the bhl-, nehoiled, ~; Syr-
UP, 30; kegs, 10 Va. a M s4aEs A s4 sag
NAILS--Ass, IA rs 1ss I'LL . sss.s5
i RICE-6c. 4,
FRUIT Raisins, plimc, A. 30.
aRROOMS-4l 75@2 % per dozen. ~.
W WHEAT--AeW Winter, 9Oc@yl 90; new
Spring. 13@e0 Prices STEADY good command
ing outside quotations. g. @ ss As Ras+a
FLOUR-Choice winter, 50 30 retail; % 90
Wholesale; Spring - ~ retail y 90 whole
sale. 20 ~ 4.4ssss WIZ
aBEANs--$l oo@tl 50 per bush.
II POTATOES-2U@ dc per bush
CORN--In ear 26M2Sc.; shelled No. !, 29@
80 cts--steadya sslAE4 ss4 H4 Il m
ATS 3Oc. Fs4g ss wa 4~sef n sSN
BUTTER-lO@12c. $50
D EGGS--9c. M
0NI0NS-4005Oc.
HAY--Timothy, &7@ss.
WO0D-A2 50(1$3 W. 8ss
HTDES-Green. 5951c.; Dry Flint 2@l23c.; |
Green Sailed 81, and inll.
8WHISKEY--23@24c ss.sa# s
TURKEYS-819c.. lis ah sf . I'd
4a GEESE-35c. # s4 gsaaS as H
CHICKENS--kl 6O@l so per dozen.
DRESSED HOGS-&5 O0tg5 80.
LARD--l0c. per h.. 4fA " .s IA
BUCKWHEAT FLOITR-s2 2S per hundred.
a APPLES--Sl OOttl - per bush. E
h DRIED APPLES--Sc per b. F sa
TIMOTHY sEED-s2 oO@sa Is per bush.
HUNGARIAN GRASS Seeds eta. per
pushel 9# -
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Asnc PALArEs.-Biils of faee vary much,
Pa IN Greenland. Ihave inquired of Peterson,
tells me that the Greenland Esquimaux
sfss ue MANY Greenlanders of Danish origin)
NOT agreed as to which Of their animals a.
sht mostde icious food some Of them prefer
aaes venison: others think more favorably
wing dog, the flesh Of which he asserts is
- Ike the beef Of sheep He said Danish
-. Who had acquired the taste, provided
h his guests, and they praised his mutton |
4 tuner he sent for the skin Of the animal,
snsas no other than = large red dog! This
- 70 Greenland, where his Danish guests
Nsed for many years, far removed from
mutton. Baked puppy is real deli
over Polynesia at the Sandwich Islands
- once invited To feast, and had to feign
appointment as wei as could when told that
go ~ y extremely scarce it could not be
I e,eu n VIM, and therefore sucking pig was
Aa'ea-lANlntock's voyage Of the Fox.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-25

Prepared from a Prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, NJ,
d., Rysiiaa Extraordinary to Tie Q,tess
This well known medicine no imposition, hut sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Distractions
from any whatever and although powerful remedy
Il contains nothing hnrfnl to The constitution TO married
ladies it is peculiarly suited II will in short time bring
on the monthly period with regularity. @ ss pr
In all cases Of Nervous and spinal Affections Pain in The
Back md Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion Palpitation Of
the Heart Hysercs. and Whites these Pills will efect
cure when all other have failed and although
powerful remedy, do not contain Iron, caome antimony,
anything hnrfuI to the constitution. s4 ss
Full directions In the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved. is #@s asA et
For full particulars get pamphlet free q ihe agent
n B4l and postage stamps enclosed 70 any AUTHOR
ICED agent win bottle containing over 50 pins by
return mail. I'll jon MOsEs, Rochester, n r.,
! -9e40 5fG General Agest fer ne United Syntes
Sold In Burlington BY sqaiies 4 Bless, =. y. Gay and
All Druggists. tf. III @ octl2bpyeow
HAIR DrR-HMR DYr-HAlR DYG- Vim, A. Rate1e
s,'s Hair Dye TIE original and Bess IN ne Wssid--
All others are limitations and should be avoided II
you wish % escape ridicule.
Gray, Red Rusty Hair dyed instantly to beautiful
and natural brown black without the injury
hair skin. .t sE s say. M F
Fifteen Nel4ls and Diplona@ have heen awarded 70
W A. Batchelor since lsi9, and % 90 applications
have been made he hair Of his patrons u his famous
Dye syrs B4 @ 49,
II Wm A.. RIscielor's Hyir Dys produces color not 70
he distinguished from nature. and Is wAHRAsrsD
niare in the Least hSweyerlong may be continued and
the in effects Of bad dyes remsdied the hair inygoraisd
or life by this splendid dye. a WI 1vfT
Made, sold applied lin private rooms) at the Wig
Factory, IL Bond street, New York ae s4k ssf vss@
i,,a fl ciffa
ruggsts and Fancy Goods Dealers aa aSs4
~ The genuine has the name and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides Of each Box Of Ee4 z
a gs& sa WILLIAM A. BACHELOR CHI
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q ANFO. RD,s L1v Err
- .3
Nerer Dr2,;2itnfAa.

y fss &srr Dsb2itotes. WV a@4E. gTE
In Y coAPorxpEn entirely from Gu~s. and ~ hscsm
eftabahed fact, Standard Medicine knovn "a Is.
ppysa " y "a. ~ h..sl - new
ios which II u recoua-l - Imended - -~s-. -,
II has cured thOunandd - within ~ ~ 80 1870
9ho hna e4yeu NJ mi N1 tAepee q $500 " ~
n & ous unsoNr3eedI - cesssaeates = - go.
seesio0 show. E " ... The 60 ~ - - +.
Adhp4ed % Ne eesnpsra-l - menk n 1he l@zSi5nsH
eatinGS nnda 9n1 aMl ~ qaSfilS5ecy n "a NJ
rsAtly ~ tlhe boW&s. ~ LWe IN 1sc4ssap n
y Dur iudgment Aguidsl - lyea II, ~ - e -
LIVER INyfGOl @lkATOR and NJ
cures LIvKR Con-l AlPLAikTs. HHLIous Az
rAcEss DsfrnPo1A,l 9fCNKoH1 D D1AaanoeA. 4
GuAARR CoMRL Alafs, - lDvaxRnnY. Dn0ParR
SOtR sTonACA, MArfruAil 0iNoeyJsssrss Cnollcss
CHoL ERA MoRRCs, CRoIR-i n-fIRA 1nrAxfvn lPt1Tr-
LEkCE, JAuxDlCo, sF1-f - tMALn WnAnkissxs ana
my be used euccrssfnIlyk - las IN ORpiHARy FAMILY
MEDICINE. Is WIN cuxsl = sack HkADAOaR e. sAou-
sands can testify MI - fTwksTY nrxuTEs,
% TRREs 1EAsRo0ksgrLsl - lA9E rAKEs Ct cummence-
mens OF stack II ALI WH0 rs1, n AR8
ortInG theis testamsny M ~ lksAvor. Asf x7rE
s1rgl(Oar kpkk ke0rkxAr
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Mexican Mustang LiMiment,--Its wonderful
Effects and consequent popularyperhaps article In
the history q the Matera Medca acquired the same
patronage was subjected to the severe and
different tests and met with few failures as the Mustang
Lninent Il has justly been styled Panacea for all ex-
1ernai Wounds, Cuts. swellngs. sprans Bruises, Or
Efnpt'ons on Man Or Beast II y fAr ssslieine u
surprising virtue. that Physicians compelled pre-
scribe II, and from some remarkable Of G1soaicGa
Distorted Hasatic casea has naturally attracted much
attention from the first scientific minds Of the age No
family afford be without bottle u the Muutanx
Lininieni in the house. RsrMe Of iaifatioa~ s..
The genuine y sold respectable dealers all parts Of
the world 4 Ss BARNES PARK, s
VI febI7-wtm s4 VI Prurrie4ora Es~r Fo,a II
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ID
BfsLE socrsrr DHPOslroxY.--A the sore II MI. W
". Harper, Jefferson street, Burlington, where Eurah
German, Swedish and WEIGH Bibies and Tessaments ~
always be found II one price. noy6
On. RMITns ELECrRsc OIL n great remedy. Fee "a
vertisement IN another column. ane1bp1m.
sER ADvrnTIexMRNS Of DF EAnforis liver InvtesatDf
and Casharsie PMS IN anosher cclunn III hsa ce4lsly
~ - common observati0m thaf there are
more sufferers Rom debility. among Americans, than
be found anosg any other csiissd naon The reaaen b
obvious We take too little EXERCISE and forget M wants
ofthe body IN the absorbing pursuits d business. In all
such cases ordinary medicines do ltle good. What 10
required jun ach tonic and invigorator Dr. J. Hos
letter has given 70 the world IN bib CELEBRATED EFT
TERS" The weak and denizen Of the counting
house The exhausted oler upon The shop board and lie
prostrated student OF the midnight lamp, hare found
wonderful reseneraaor In tho RlrTERa and prefer Its
more pretentious. but less ecacism medicines Dut b
should not be forgotten that the SCENT which l. magical
In It's influence upon frame which u nerely dehifaaed
ID equally powerful In assisting nature % sxpea TIE uo
terrible forms Of disease. Who win not give srials
Sold BY druggists and dealers everywhere.
eN-See adyertiseneat h another column.
Jan$-bplm Es&A%5*% S9f4a&a& 5F 4 W. l8t 9=f.sF
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Chicago, Feb. %.

Flour-Active, unchanged
Wheat-Firm Sales 5000 bush No at 9S
in store; 2 cars rejected in store at 81 200 bush
free Of storage at 81. Sales Nv sample include
one car very good rejected at 81; cars fair No
on track ut 30. #
Cord-Opnned quiet and closed dull and heavy
ut previous inside prices. Sales 1878 bush No
! in store at At; 1000 bush at Al; tcars No .
in store Mt A. IL ne
0atS--Dul E@ 48@ 4 &
Barey-Firm. G# I
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(xREAT CALAMITY!M

Rev. Mr. whitley % Davenport Lost three llt,Ie cl-
dren Of Qnnsy within two days. This might have been
prevented BY Smiths Electric on which disrass cares
used III time. .5 1890. e. -
Read This from the largest dealers In Davenport Refer
70 the "Gaaette'' and "Democran publishers my
else there - 10 the eunene character ofsAe hodse &C.
Dr.. Smith. 5000 ssaT t9gsT d .s-g'4- - N. @,
We are about out Of Electric on ana must have more
= once Last evening sold Ave SIX large Battles and
gives peSfect s&xSSlActem. Aend all LAnun ssxR G8
Y6urs truly, 9yt- l.y ALvORD d VAN PATTEN. NJ,
Wholesale Druggists and Grocers. !.