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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-02
Sefullmtmncbuuoe
1850,


NtSA ~ -NAANlAA%
Scc5Cn per steamer crbaltep pen sr6fter unS rcihTcu
#srath son 6crtf- uub gSinterr Barren. eer
BE- cCnl bIclt1tu Qublifmt IN otrarti0Cn Nrtifein pTcrirt
~orccu jt. Ccka3S Won 10 GtS. uuo bebcr; 9claireS in
IboRra gtulcrn, ttIn uuo greg clrirt. SIT II, 20 unp %
GtS. &c; 0tTrnrs in alien 6arbel 81 ISL bis S7@ GtS..
cas- Dpppclic wcrtb.
atrGcas, rp1 II SIS. an, iu cr1tauncnSmertb biaiocr
&rcten; 60 Duecno lain. Oancl. Salhentltcr epn Gts.
an 500 yootta une 9tinee' ~9carbsitctc f~rau;OTihc Collars.
auf Aucttcncu btVi9 Geioutt, III 10y. 81, 374 Gt9. ,c. bic
IN 0nocrcn @clddfiCa bS 9pppclte tplten.
Shpor3e SetoCnitpfe, I NOro brett. ;u 65. 81 Cts. urS
~l.25; torbt1c SCicenltpfe Sur S6lfte iprcs WertbrS; -
Apron gtnebomS. 0rcs @tnstomS, @eo Gidina, IoiIintcr
uno SotirctS HCrtudp Scans fur 6crrns un6 &nabcn-
6lcioer, III cen bjlj0ltcn Nyciltu.
SiriepS, ShCe"e SjJo uuc GWccoS fur 9icgftptsn -
sans rpolcucr iretfer, rctbcr uno 9eber 5larncI III 25 GtS.,
btlt9 iu SI4 Sc; Stella Sbopls, Glca'S &c.
2t1 9rCett Guspdbl rca gdoicS 9Spr.cc StutS, 6uFerit
Billie out auchcncn QCtauft uro 81 pr Sud wcrtS. bic id,
su Sl.25 une$l.75 cTrjrc; Strid 9SpHc in alien 6orbtn
gu 81 pt 9fguo.
Carpets unc 6crtb Sings, bic biuieiicn in Nitbmcnc :;
Srerpn uH1 @ls0tro Sblrttne. Sbeeting, Srrpclino, Sable
9lpatb SrttnNcnS @clcrs. glprcS. Sctt une Servants
SlatttS NU Ccu biltGtcn grciicn.
NIedte G0ttlnc III 9. / mo 10 Cts. ,c.; Cambria, GGcd
une SpiB 0iEeltn, ntt't Cincr grcfcu @uspabl onperrr
NSoorCn, iu Soblr5th, ottlcIb II bier aufiufuhrcu.
SD trt ~cr9ceCult lint tincn 9cludb oltr 9amcn uno
StrrtI otcicr Stact nnN ~l(u9cgtnb, unb bite Die Nluntmsr
Sloc5, @N. y @fanir ape, ;u tcottsn.
SpGcNh StrorS
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-02
Qneertxfino q.

Der intercollegiate 1T itet in Stanec, jteex Nuftrao tn
lttnen @tihGIe auSSutnbrcn uni ipor 10 btlis ais m0ali6
Cine MuSrpabI ecn Sd: gen ut fprtw6breno Y~prrdtbio.
yin neutr, gutter ObttuwoGen nit etnem auteu Ire e..
ser une rubiscn 9fereel fur e~npaisCp 0rbraud.
Die Iutnlrrtlanltctt non SptCl~ %>}nbaberR II. SamiIien mirl
9erINtcl duf zine 9rcBe NuSpabl Won NiaraeCn.
Nuebtneiun9 ppn Srpba's, StubIcn II. Sprinss 0tatrapen
perotn pgomE bCloret. GranriS Gaube,
S~saSdr. 81 Der 3nu ~ ie.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-02
Scfnnnt1ttb
Dry-Goods s. Fancy, Store
am gleuen Wlartts.

Dry-Goods s Fancy. Store
am Neuen Martts,
@de Der Srpap- unp 6ten Strase.
6. @. ~n1fubo er,nGekIt Se;,c,
Hrsrros, ,,h ~, or,,St;t.,' "f.t'T t.,
o''""''" a"' '.m Yup'''u" letn 9ul a1prtlrtes
wager ppn peru = gSaaren, Die ~ Den biQtg.
ten 0reiGen abaeseben merbpr.
e,tcror u znriromorr,s
rI,utIo e., o.
"V'H pVt.' ""p NeP "HF"-
ttpn
Criber &upp'S 5OttD,
gtp. 4S4 NeunIplodnia 2lpen,t
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-02
Sebt ans n0h
91o. 81 MQlgeIl0ac!


Dlt blUI9ItGN Drp WUOp5 In Gtihmeno!
5000 @mtS lb6rt 0cOratle Goume NON G bis s grr,s
mcrtb l24 Cts, ib0Hc S0pn5 pou S bis II Cts; Die fh6n-
fen 9tulnr uuO bette SuItilit pon Sacuutts, Sronnbit5.
Soreste 81 Den ttIt9ittn 9rdtH; ih0nc SaptosSilf5 IA
90 GtS., mtrlb -, dnccrc III 81, 81 - Hno mchr; ldMwor;t
SetocWtont 81 % SIS. upo ]Gufpdrt5; Stella Sb0wlo an
81 uuo ou 1p6gIS, III 0Hen 6drbcu, NJ tn BEN oreifuttcn DC.
tro4; Oul!erS 81 90 Gte.; ltto. @tlRtiIen III sI.50, $2.25
9oralo,s NM Grtenton 5.irtS YOn p SIS. en- a%ufplrlS, bic
btlsl 81 IN 8'amcno; Die ttnltcn fran;. Ncc~6t-pCrfto
bIcodDso uuo brppN Ssirting, 5eerijn0, pilow cafe. Nln5'
I'm, &~oiptln8, GNtlc G!etb, Gil Glotb, CARPETS, Gom6ricS
Ghtts uue 5mtR WlS.iu5 ~ critauntuSptrt6 eiliSen Vrci.
len; EootcS @luEr5 nit 6ttl5 III 81, SIPS uno oufn5rtS
gF0rccts, &to UNI SOAR Tin S$ubc nit !6ccl5 III 81 .I2j
Rno auipdrlo Wiint5 uuO GblOreu'5 YaltcrS in allen Tors
bL uno iu allen ptcilen, pou % Gt5. an ]0ufpdrtS; fcnc
GcoteS Slippers ju 90 GtS.; Nicuo Slipptrs III 624 Cts;
fetLe 9tloct Dc. u 81 SIS; OriOre Giee, GpuareE @atnrs
S%olt-lttn obubc FUR 0trren, &naben Uno SERVANTS.
28er % bIe % pGt. iparrn nil, 9ebe obne SdLmcn mad
y Nf1iultr. Sriepb 5tr0us.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-02

y. NOienfele,
&n5rcss unb Getoil. 6anO:sr in @iaarrsn, &au.
9auhs uuo Shnupf=GataF,
9to. l9s SrOaoitroFe. 8jtmonO, 8a.,
pSlt Gin ~mUtl0iOr. treo Eager ic.bit impcrimter Gtoarreu ugS
fam SStereYcrtaufcrn Die B~anttiaiten Nrei's ~lttltn.
80 pti5.
Die un~terlei6neten crtauben ii6 6iermit, aGen
jbren 6~reuupen unb Setaunten pie ersebsnlte
AnSei9e Su MAIDEN, rap @5r. @bS. 6. Shmeaerls,
con Der 6irmo 6ottorf unp Co., 81 Gary Ctr,
pOn Dem NorOen suriif9efebrt lit uno belpnoere
tiGiye @intaufe iur Sab selnaht bat in
9Sein, S%iQaNrs, @i9arrea Qimbur9er &GIc,
8asberr9' Syrup, aud e6ter peutIAer
@crprlatwmf,
melAe artifel fe Den 9rebrten &unbcn mbcleIa..
'lnp retail gu ben b~iui9iten 9reiien ~ablaien per,
Den. Tim etnen frennOlihen 3ulprud bittst err
5ebenlt i. u. 9attUrf u. s o.,
27 SarY Street.
H9~ Sin 9utss tiDles @laS Bier fets an Der
8ar.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-02

OrlDltu9e< uno SOmmer 99daren fur 1860.
y ute, ~ iiBeu uuo Strpb . gB a II.
Ate llnttrjtthneien babcl lest r~prrltbte unb ;rR 9Serfaur
rtiht NHepNbl Ypn 6ur., 9olimert, 6reat- III D @me.
dtan Self 6e:5. OiolceSm OrtB pats Der fsinieu G~luolttd!
Uno gu lcccm @rcilt tets 9prrG:lg umo ptrptn aut luIte &uf
Selteuun9 o~n8eItrtt3t. I'm ejnen 8c(ub bitten e~raetrnlt
SO. Z. 81 gore II. GpTp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-02
5OtfLiN1 Wlsablilbment.
gGittig fir @irtucr unO Qanomirtbe,

~NWVNN TT '"NVFNVT HVU NNIyIUTITNe.
Bum &ertlur tsDen uHtsr rcu a~nnebmborfen
SeOin3uu9eu 40 Nfer QanO, gum @emilrbou
9eei9net unD an Der WcaOpw 8rioae, 6 W,ilen
BON Rtbmonp, in 6auuorr County aelfoen
6erntr % Adcr, VI 5rlb @emiien ]geri1net. unp
10 Ader Si@cnbol3 Gam, nit binlanalibem Ma.
terial, nm Gin Sans III tauen. &&uaiebbober
t6nnen iib peseu nd4ercr N~a5fuuft mcnpen an
Or. Nb3r.c5 u. Gull: II, auf Der an Ubioes
Gano ltoR'non 5arm wO9nDait, OOcr an BEN
Geraa5j,tsr D, 81.
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6Dl,! JopI,!

SptS. SJCl3.
unterSetdneter bait %Tcrpibreus einen Srssca 8orratb gen
Sitatp- Euo 6tdrnbe!S better SuaIit6t, xno fam leinc
&laoen blemit xnttr ocn 9~iuti9iten &eoinauuaeu ]pcrieber.
Stl &luten non Jl1rIcrunro O05 ~2GespaCs. f~otcnfret be-
ioiAt. 0ttclUulca, wrldhc atntr:l1iieu puCtn 6ci Dabucp H..
Gc.c Oeer sec. u. NUnolt9 9c0IIltraBe, iopic in Der 6Ol,.
%nieoertlSe an 8rpaoltr,, robe SroOfe MYennt :otroep, prompt
btlor3r 9rttlt: 0aS bete GtheHbOl3 III $3.50, unp
SIHIenbUli gu $500 pcr GUCo. fOmeS y. Wpprc
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-02
Mnrmpr Strbeiteu,
Sacpb 8inccnt.

Socpb Stncent,
manufacturer opn ttalicniIhcn uno nmcrifani.
l3en Ntarmcr. NUnumsnten, 2cibentetuen ieos,
Nrt unp aler in bieles @elA1ft eini6la9cnper
arbeiten.
Nfdtnitr., SptiGen Der 5ten unb 6ten.
Ntetne Wreut6e unb 0~onsslvute linS frun6li6f eiroelo
een! m!tne S%rrratbiQen grbeucn. ouf toS @t1fmodrcaf,
~ CstS.WuuNtn hnp ol'trtoaildem NfSrmcr o~ueocfubyt
itn, epe lte mrerwlrtS oerat;ec ScltClunoen modfn, oa Id
upSS.n9l pin, oaR t6 meinc accbrten 8unocn cbcn 70 out
aG onl9eT %eesiencn lam, ais irgenS Gin onscicr 6abrtfGn
u pWN9er Stdot. Sane c~roehtujt SnCpb 8tncent.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-02
=. 81. Strcceer, @sent,

APotgeter, Orusstt, Supporter Ypn
0eutl@en @Rrmtcalten IL. +. NJ. Wr. 8,
gtatm@Str., 9e8rniiter Dem alien Wartte.
~ &ctepte Eeroel nit Scr sr6ften SprofoIt 'unS
%nIlplen NH auBtrlter @uutlihfttt belorqt. QSnbfsmfS
tvNte nle@ta ooe rethbaltt9e Eager ana lSptIber, beulG,sr
uh9 F'n5oll@er rtt9 frilber : 9r,net n. Gancps@ tiftI
L. J ~. III better @uepahl tlbit in @uscnlbein nebnreN' mel.
1, %!A!g! sum Sbtii ltIbt gu nicOrtgcTcn, ais ben ]nSrDl.dbrm
Ht''.n "Vss.SUSS foerotn. WtotSinfa item merocn M
oUs9Qtattt. " ""'" "V''"'ee
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-02
3. H. CHALKLEY.

IT II, JIALk TIH'1,
9anplrr BON Seper uno Shub=6il rings, SIM,
pprtt;:r BON frauS6ilhem &altleber,
l3. Srp smiIhen Nain II. Carp, Hi6menS, go.
9eutldm S%tubmohen wirb bics vulldnSialf aITcr.
tirte Ga9rl ron geOer allcr art beitenS %cmpfcbicn. 9ieltlben
Tnoen eoisISlt iu9'cid ales III tbreni @Cih6ft n6t6iae gBerts
!cu9, bic 8. Binotn9e, Gsiiten &C., axe SOrtcn llr~srS II.
!. 10. DIS Spr Sottlerr une 8udbinoern ac6autl pcr,
oenoe 0eocr ut 9leibfalIS ~pUsl6tbiS.
@ue oitls NrtifsI mcrSe1 9e9en 9aar DSsr quite 9apicre
BILLION srrtauft. 0OI
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&tnber0nter's Sttters
in tletnrn nnb 9rOBen SunntttGten.
@uS8e3ribnete Sualitdt Stsinto9len5l, Gam.
pencil unD Stub.
graipCrrsr gum Bad II, pcn uns lltI pra.
rarirt, tiaig uuo gut.
%9ofmann'S 9Surmiprup unb Sc9etrr's 0sber,
tbron, ReibcS Yon einem peutjAen G9emifer pra
plrirt.
9ummel's &afterGfen,. Gid ,L&aFte. G6o.
colaoe, 9nclc, tiirtiiher unb peutIher Gau6ta.
hal, 10 pie ale anpern gu unIsrm 0ei6aite ge.
bGrt9e gBIagsn.
6. @I9ner, Gruasih,
@ae g.. unO Sroarlr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-02

gteueF S0arPin80au5 unO Qa9erbiersg EirtbI6aft.
Yer untrr}eihnete TAT an Der 17ten Struge.
oem 6tibmarft 9c9ennbcr, elm neue5 Snafs II.
Soar0in8s pan5 er6fnet, Da5 tr ieinen Sreun,
zen uno Dem 9nblltlm in @GSemeineu betens
emrfieGlt.
5n Dem SarrCcm 9irle5 neu einaei6teten
9duIes lino tets GrtrdnEs aler Nrt anO better
GudIttat gu baten. telonOerS e%mpieb.. a6er elm
9las sutco Eager @ie1
q. D"iocput
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Dry-Goods s Fancy-Store,
DO. l76. @fe Sronp= II. 6. Strase. SO. 176,
9. 81. 81 oen6aum
erlaubt lib ba5 9eeBrte 9ublifum ouimerfIam az MAIDEN. EAT
Ct lttne Sprngs25daren e~mpfanesn, Die in elmer aroBen llue.
Dabi Der neutten Artiftl b%elebtn, uub gu unsenlegl bilIioen
yFsilen, welhc feline 9OncurrenS i%uIafen, serfduft reroen.
sd btbs 5ticnotrS f%ol9euos arufel beroor;
SeIoeajeu3e, in ibDaTS unO allen Wpsefar6en,
9fualln Oelatu. 9anS uno prlbpOQene,
DiertlcS. SANG uno bal6ppIt
MtdtC irldnoilbe GeinwanO
&cdteS ntcoerldnotlbeS 6u6 unS Galfmeres,
Sbavls, 8iongtts, iOpie cine erOBe @uemabl BON 6pu
feepn9 GjO055 II. pOaenen II. baumpelenen 5trilnp
Gin YtlGb t!':ts Easers miro sr9e6rnit er6eten pon
=. d. &pienbaum
60 DEoRe iRR neusR 0srfte,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-11

= grgouEAn FnEnonnxon. --1he 0saewa C.
Oae az ~ vesk, Wills 800 laborns vsss
5snosing ssone fkOm quarry n shia v3eiaity,
they came upon Stune measuring betweoa thtee
and four feet III length, sosuo eighteen 2ncaes h
width and about eight inches thick, bsa1tng On
ID suffaco the unmistakable impress u tgo he
nan feet, the largest that Of - lndiands sicsf,
and The smaller chat 81 squaws moceea1i1s1
foot, sunk about three fourths oe IN inch - ~
solid STONE. We have seen ~ stone and ~
strange Impressions 4 bears, bst have y 1eavs
the enigma 70 be explained By shoes better Pc.
ed ii things beneath the earth than o1rsefve4
70 the curious Il affords theme for study Which
would NO doubt Be interesting. The stone has
been preserved, and . Is solid - any piece q
granite finding place in the new Parliament
building.
An laIsRMAK.s ACQUAINfANCR.-A western ply
stefan was riding ost in an omnibus when an
lrishman stepped IN and recognizing The doctor,
said:
Ooh an sars IN lie DocsorJ--, per
save
That 10 my name, cir, but haven't The plea
sure Of knowing you,' responded the polite doc
tor
.Indade but Tine the felly what made your
last boots, and which your honor forgot 70 get =
resate for the payment ov!n
!. The Ladies' Uttered, the doctors mensry VAS re-
freshcd. and Paddy got his mooey and gave the
''resate" when the doctor got y his destination
TnE RULrsa passions. Robert Ferguson, an
elderly farmer, living near Utica, n T., died 1
few days ago. when he became convinced that
death was approaching, he gave the most 20 rite
uar directions to the disposal Of his prog erty,
and the arrangements for his funeral, and l Almost
with his last breath enjoined It upon his vii and
daughter 70 have the funeral procession leave
the house at an early hour, in order that they
might get home in slime to milk the cowst .efore
darkr
Jor 10 TEE HousE or Srow.-There was birth
in the house Of Stow-the indefatigable Tom
Stow Of this institntion-this morning. Re. -sua-
sion female. If the type are t'other end ~ or
mixed up to-day, it owing to Stow, who is -rath-
err excited, standing his head, tying himso Is in
= hard knot, attempting TO swallow himself, and
'sich" Notwithstanding tie caid;s temAle, if ,cll
BE called Stephen A. Dosglas Cleveland Plaindea-
Ter.
The beautiful lake in the Albany Rural Gene
terry is soon 70 be supplied with six splendid
white swara from Europe.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-11
DR. MOTIFS
Chalybeate Restorative
PII.L3 or IRON,

An apeFient and ctcmschIc pfepafufion 0InON pu9ed
i = - Ss' ssS. H s: %aae. sss
| ps.sslss. = = saA.' s'- ~
pATation Of Iron be compared with II. Impurities Of
te blood, depresskn Of vital energy pale and ctMrwiss
ackv cSplexlons Indicate W necessity In Almost evs1J
nnoxonsln iii maadies in which ha. been MID II -
proved absolutely curative In each Of the following Co.,
| n heb1ify, Ntysoss A6scsioas, Ea0cxasks D..
gspsio, Cossspafion, Dia1.Aea Dysfnsesy Hsciptfas
1isnenstyaatos, Wzites, Gloses@, Lsrer Coylainfs,
Aroaic Headaches. RAesssasisn Issermiaenf Fsrevs.
IN cases o. Grnegn Dey, whether the result o. ae,se
dseAse, of the continued dmution Of nervous and
mnscsar energy from chronic complaints one trial q ~
restorative has proved sccesfn 10 an extent vhch ~
description written aeessaton would render credihe
Invads long TO have become forgotten d
their neghborhoOds have suddenly IN the
busy world ust returned from prosracied in
distant land. some very signal instances o. this kind ase
attessed Of female sncrert rmscafed victims II
marasmuf sanguieous eSlaustier. critical CHANGE and
that complication q nervous and ds .psic aversion
ana exercise for which the physician has no name.
In Nervous A1ectOns Of all kinds and for reasons D.
miar to medical men, the operation u this preJaaton 81
iren must necessarily be salutary for unlike the old oxides
ing; and gently regularly apeent In tie mo q o.
anae cases Of cosveness without ever being rsserc
| pWgntive, or INJECTING dlsafreeable sensation
hL this latter property, among Others which makes n
- reskAby edecsual and permanent remedy for ~
so. j. es he Local a rhh sna .pss
e Dyss, t1numerable are its causes aiDsle -,
eftA.ss Ps has suiced for ire css 81
Nnai cases lnclnding The attendant Conferences.
ln unached D as7aGa, even when advanced 10 D,aen.
Msy, confirmed, emadssng, and apparently maHxnanf
the local palms. loss Of eah and strength dehitatoe
co aod remtent hectic which generally indicate n.
81 = -ads ma S6ya1isns. in several very syips -
mtereni, -t0staaces.
In cra,.a Tuberculosis, this indicated iron H., had
ca .nan ne e uitoua any Of their ~,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-11

Buennason 800, -. -. & =,

Il
Busnssson, 1isaay !. i A.. 10, 20.
ne wsA1hsf y nacA coe,ss. n sfvsr Il -
tioaary, and business on the levee iaactive. Lo.
cal business ooatinues active.
Ffoua % steady q quosasioosL
WnkAf--recsipls are liberal and prices durinx
tie week havs bsen steady 1t sy for spsinx and
% to 81 1ue Wintse.
Yesterday decline Of . cents per bsshei uas
telegraphed from Chicago, which unssttlsd this
market; 20 TO q csats sesm 70 b about bar.
ers views to-day.
Receipts In Chicago yesterday 81 900 besAels.
shipments $4,000. The Chicago Price Current
Of yesterday, aays quite panic took place
amongst Wheat buyers, the market closinx very
unsettled; 90 cents for No. .; nothing said about
No l. The fact that II was Impossible 10 sell
Wheat to arrive, showed extreme heavincss,
Coax-is without change; 20 to 50 cents for
mixed to good yellow; AT cts. was the closing
r.te in Chicago yesterday, with $1,000 buahels
receipts and 1890 buahels shipments.
SUGAR-S@92c-cr IL; refined white
llic. Clarified l0}. Maple Sugar, l0@l2c
COFFEE-15}@l7c
HOLASSES-By tho Dbl, Reboiled, 10 Syr.
up, 1890; kegs, e1 so.
NAILS-AssI, 3S sOt9s 7S.
RICE-6c.
FRUIT-Raisins, prime, 4s 25.
BROOMS-$2 OO@2 Is per dozen.
FLOUR-Steady. Spring wheat, wholesale,
eS; retail IS 80; winter, &e wholesale; ee SO re.
TAIL
WHEAT hoaho. e.. st. vr,. 80
$500.
coRN-R.nges from IS to so for mixed to
prime yellow.
BEANS-$l 90 per bush.
POTATOES-new, lSc per bush.
OATS
BUTrEK-lO@l2}c.
EGGS-6c.
ONIONS-s5c.
HAY-Timothy, 47@&8.
WOODS 50@$s 90.
HIDES-Green, &c.; Dry Flint 1O@llc. ,
Green Sailed 6@6}c and dull.
WHfSKEY-l9@22c-f
CHICKENS-$l O0@l 10 per dozen.
LARD-l0@11c per b in bulk.
DRIED APPLESS@8}c per b.
TIMOTHY SEED-$l 5O@3l Is per bush.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-SOa4Oc y
bushel
CORN dEAL-s5@4Oc per bu
BACON-Hams % BLOC; shoulders &c: sides lOc.
RAGS-2c per b.
ExCHANGE-New York, Specie ! Curry II
St. Louis, ] Ii
Chicago /
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-11

EVEN those who in the enjoyment Of perfect health
frequently have need to have tones
lives Of disease We too well armored against
the assaults Of 'fhe Ills that flesh heir TO-" Such an
viRorator they may find in HOs-ErTERs BITTERs--
medicine that cannot le taken regularly without giving
vitality and elasticity 10 the system At this season.
cnlary the strongest il not proof against the malaria
In certain sections Of the country In III Of fever
and agae the Biers Is potent than any amount Of
qunine while the most dangerous Of bilious fever
yield 10 Its wonderful properties Those who have tried
e medicine win another for Of the ailments
which the Hosetter Bers profess to snbdue 10 those
who have not made the experiment. cordially
mend early application TO the Bter whenever they
are stricken by diseases Of the digestive organs
Sold BY druggists and dealers generally everywhere
augl -bplm
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New York, Aug.9
fLOUR-Market dull except for shipping brands r. n.
Hales bbIs ct e5 9O@S Is for super q q
0b - extra do % lO15 ~ super western; 45 256 90
common to medium extra western; e5 4O5 % inferior 70
good shipping brands extra r. II. o. Canadian -four u.
extra. =
RYE FLOUR-Steady at - 1904 20.
WHEAT-Receipts 86 $50 bush. Market heavy and
dropping. ees 600 bush At 81 ~ Racine club: el %
ecm NIL Club 81 2201 70 new winter red western: 81
1s old red western; 81 10 amber ILL.,. u SON1 81 new
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-Du and nominal
CORN-Recepts 1O7 ga bush, market 6rm with an
acive demand for the SOUTH Sales 1O6 600 bush at 6xa
% sound mixed western
OATe-S6@S9 for western, Canadian and state
WHiSKEY-fhade Anner Sales 600 bbls At 81
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A GREAT WILL CASE n NORTH CAROLINA
ONE HUNpRED NEGROES SER FREE.-The Iredell
IN. O. Express states that the case Of Solomon
Halls will occupied the Superior Court of that
County eight days, and was finally compromised
after the jury had retired. Mr.. Hall had made q
viii leaving one hundred negroes and other pro.
perry to bis only child "a daughter), who after
wards married Mr.. Medley against his wish,
whereupo1 he made another will, leaving his me-
groes free and leaving most Of his property to
them. The suit was to act aside the last will
An hour after the case had gone to the jury, Mr..
Neeley's counsel proposed TO receive $4,000 and
$4,000 which the will gave her. the estste to pay
the Court costs ($sOO,) and she to paw her own
lawyer $4,000 Tho proposition was accepted
The negroes will be sent to Liberia. The jury
stood nine against three for the will but it il
said the Judge woald have set aside the verdict
it it had been against the will
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SAPONIFIER,
Or, Concentrated Potash

A0re ta01 DOGble ne Strength Of Ordinary s,s0as
For making Soap without lime Win tl. tro.,a. ~ y.
inng expense The cheapest article ever discovered ID
ne purpose One pound will make twelve or fteen ~
Ions o. good Son Soap Of nine pouncs Hard SOAP Prnf
efs VIII md superior article for cleaning tyne =
perfectly soluble and free from impurities
cans > = -
Manufactured at the Challenge Chemical works Drpoh,
Ign, and sold by n r. Di RKEE ~,
jan2bply. ISL HsoyI Ss,ssS v
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YELLOW SPRING COLLEGE.

The first Term Of the next College Year or this Insttu.
ton the First Wednesday OF September
In connection with the College is an Acndepicgl D
1,faenf for both in which instruction il given IN
All the branches usually taught in the highest Academies
Persons wishing to prepare for teaching the coming win.
Ter Will here ind special facilities. The Insuton II fur.
nised with an extensive apparatus for ilussrang The
Natural Sciences. -
Tuition per year in the College ga 20
In the Preparatory Department, per term
from - TO ~ according to studies
Board can be had cheap any where In the State
Kossuth. Aug o. 1SGO.w.f
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DR.. JOHN BUll8
king on PAIN KILIRRS

rs NV AMERICAN RElQEDY. - y
= q e0ectsA ard speedy curs ~ CHOLERA.
CHOLERA xORBUS, RHEuNATfa11..
0OuT, BOWEL COMPLAINTA DYHpTr.'
6IA. SUMNER COMPLAINTa 0nAMpa
COLIC. SORES, CUTA BURNS, oCAIn0,
bRUIskss CANCERS. TUMORA ~,
AChE and !0OTHACH1, and II go -
80 aseve rspeza1ieas - - yrssupea -
~ JOHN 6UIL.s SsisS'sS o. ~ -.
ville, ". - = -. - = -
- 1als saiy o. y. sqsivs y %. .
Il EsD.0l& s. 4M ~ tsFM
Mocenn NA1as s s4A4
M..sssssss e. nsss Ass9ss =. y go iaags
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SUGAR MILLS AND EVAPORA
y TORS,
Manufactured By
DOUGLAS BROTHERS.
xANKsvrLLE. OHIO.

GAINESVILLE, OHIO.
This being the only establishment II The United Statee
manufacturing exclusively the above ticles they have
facilities for offering to the public better md cheaper Mini.
than any other-mateFia Workmanship eswer efficiency
and durability considered.
PRICE, OF MLLLS.-&4O, $50 $50 ana "a a1SO ~
Larger Mills made to order
PRICE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of heavy ri
vanxed Iron, with cast iron furnace and an colete-
80 S5S, S65 and e75, In size and pattern. PANS Of
me same myttrial with three and four without
Furnace-vl5t to e25, according to sixe.
~ See Handbils for particulars and TestImoniala
The subscribers Agents q Ottums - and Burlington
for the sale Of the above articles and offer them at the
manufacturers prcesthe Mills Tree from Freight charges
Purchasers advised to call us before buying else
where. Taugl0w2ml OGDEN sCfePP
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TIM Nv EK0RRFN

M IN ek n AoAAlD.
evs cAaoos y ths alos-tsee.
Whose bloom bu. once Il seen:
sG aearuA ths erOye- -the esee ~ -.
Issarc tho evergreen: Ill
fos that's the time, b leaf or franz
:. NeeaA cola @ sunny 80: .
Zoo aa1ntAe gsel1 lie $500 kava h...a
Or y transplantsd, dies!
nas love thus shoots, and armly roota
An womans heart, We zee:
Alrough smiles and tears In after.year.
IL grows . fadeless tree
Inc tree Of love, al trees above.
Forever may be- seen.
s. A hardy evergreen
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VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND


ny increasing the quantity Of life and yieor IN every
Of the system enable nature to make Incredible efforts for
the expulsion OF disease before organic destruction berna
It i thus that In very short space they cure coda
coughs, rheumatism fatulence, pains in the stomach
choc and nervous disorders In all their FORMS t Their
superior excellence in affections the stomach IN ~
male complaints and the suerings Of enfeeb,ed youh
For sale BY Dr.. W. B. MOFFAT, proprietor s5 Broad.
way, New York, and by all Druggists. noyibply