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M RS. WINSLO
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, presents to
the attention of Mothers. her
SO Q T H | N G SY RU p.
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
Which greatly facilitates the process by soften
ing the gums, reducing all inhamations--wili aay ALL
PAIN and spasniedc action, and is sure
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon 1t, Mothers will give rest to yourselves
|, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS,
not only relieves the child from pain but nvigorates
the stomach and bowels corrects acidy gives tone
and energy to the whole system. viii almost Instantly
relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOW ELS AND WIND CoLIC,
snd overcome COMMISSIONS which II speedily remedled
end In death. We believe 1t the BEST AND sUREsT
REMEDY IN THE WORLD, In all ca es Of DYs ENTERY
AND Dl sRRiEA IN CHILDREN, whether 1t arises from
Teethng, or any other We would say TO every
Mother who has child suffering from any OF foregoing
complaints, PRRJupioks NOR PRRJU-
DcEs OF OTHERS stand between and your suffering
Child and the relief that will be SUkEycs ABS JLUTE.
LY SUkE-to follow the Use Of this medicine, II timely
used directions for using will accompany each bott
None genuine uness the fac simiiie Of CUhTIS PER
KlNs New York Is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout tae World.
Principal Once Ii Cedar Street. n. y.
PRICE ONLY - GENTS PER BOTTLE,
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EraI,, California.

FoRr KEARNrY, May 2l.-The pony express
from San Francisco lth, arrived to-day. News
from California and Oregon unimportant. The
Union meeting at San Francisco on the It'll,
was an immense affair.
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SENATOR DoUGLAs-We are deeply panied to
hear that Senator Douglas is thought bv his
physicians to be past recovery. Since bis last
great speech at National Hall, in this city, he
has been suffering from complication Of mala.
dies, the most marked and painful of which was
rheumatism of inf tm,natory charncter-
Within few days past his disease has assumed
the form of typhoid fever, under which he is said
to be rapidlysinking. Last night his symptoms
were particularly alarming, and though his ply
sicians were unremitting in their attentions, and
willing to form favorable prognosis from the
slightest hopeful indication, they were greatly
troubled by the evidence of speedily fatal re
suit Mr.. Douglas has had constitution Of
wonderful recuperative force; his vital powers
have great activity; and his will, by no means
unimportant on sick bed, has the strength Of
iron These, we devoutly trust, may vet bring
him through and prolong his life for the benefit
of the country, whose demands in this great
emergency he has answered with that fervent
patriotism which has blotted out the past. -
lChicago Tribune, 18TH
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Boston, My 2l.-Reportrd U. S brig Barn
bridge will proceed direct to Aspinwali, and act
a convoy to the California steamers cruising off
the Gulf and protect them from prvateers.
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Bank Statement.

hsw YORK. May 2o.-Decren.e in loans So.
iZs4'z; increase IN specie s7Gs,4s5; increase
In circulation f243IiO
a schooner sailed to-day with 90 emisrants
!or has'. They were principally f,om Roche--
ter, and intend 70 direct sheir .itentiun mainly
70 the cultivation OF cotton,
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r EGAL NOTICE.
IL The State Of Iowa,,ss In County Court
Des Aloines County. SID loah'!'

ESTATE OF JAMES WOODS DIG ID.
To Hugh Woods, Sarah Woods, Joseph saaon hsrSS
Saxton. william Woods, Margaret Weeds, Jsth '.
liams, Elizabeth Willisns, james Woods htfsh w.
John List and Susan List Heirs at Law Of JAMES WV
dec eased, late Of aid coLniy:
You are hereby notified that tfeieis noH Gu ne ~ >
County Court Petition Of he under signed A. Hne.
of said Estate praying iicens. snd iu'i oin5 o. sa
TO sell the following de- crib.d Real Estate OF Sn
James Woods died seized situate in County Of Des
State of Iowa. towit: III. uDd'f che -iaf oIlne
half OF the southwest quarter Of ftciion sixteen w
Town ship seventy two tI2y north, Of Ra ge Two "
except seven in the tpu,h west Conner o. $40
heretofore convey ell to S. Mcbride. Also me uho.
ded half Of tract con nencns st The souih-ssT
ner Of the northeast quarter OF steten seNsi,eD w
same Tow nship and BSnse AZ owe RAM a. rriIp -
north II 90 chains TO stone: utn,e west ls'.' -
o stone; thence south 81 CHAINS TO s'tl, u.
east 1915 chains TO stone, tie Ilsae o. tttirhit
tanning fifteen and iorty Eve Epndrcoih BIIts, ss"
undivided on, half Of trSc coBifDiI till tsp az
half Cn the rorh ind Of the norih fsr Gue -,
half of the southeast quarter q SECTION seNbpn Y.
same Township and Ran sc aforesaid, OF 90 ntts 80
Real Estate may he n.cesssry to psy Cd ard -,
the mdeb,edi OF said Estate and that The /,
will be heard IN the first Monday in June A. fsr .
said Court at which tine and place all persops sD'
will be heard. NM. H3fIn,
may2-w5t Aduinistr sioT Of sad h s.s-
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uovemen,. o tne Rebels,

BALTIMORE, May l9.-l,o0o additional Mimic
muskets we're received by the Virginia troops
from North Carolina. Two batteries of railroad
iron, similar to the floating battery at Charles
ton, have been erected at the Poi { of Rocks
A gentleman, who left Richmond yesterday,
says he passed 5000 troops on the railroad in
Tennessee, last week, who were en- routs for Vir-
GINA, fully armed.
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NORM Carolina Gone.

MONTGOMERY, May Glow. Ellis has tele'
graphed to President Davis that North Carolina
has passed the ordinance of secession unani'
mOusly
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How UNION MEN ARE TREATED BY TIE TRAI-
TORs,-The Memphis Bulletin announces the ar
rival in that city of the steamer kanawha Val
ley bringing among other freight, man named
Edward Puckett, native Of Maine, who had
been forwarded from Grand Glaze GU u trumped
up charge Of tampering with negroes. The un-
fortunate man vas fastened up in box, and in
that condition Was forw arded to Cairo.
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LUMBER.
r. D. RAND & CO.

II d. RAND & co.
Manufacturers and WAoleea,eand Re,aa Dealers n,
Lumber, Shingles, Lath, & Square Timber,
Once on Jefferson Street. near the crosdnR Of B. NJ
Railroad, burlington, Iowa
Occupying Yards on both sides Of the B. 4 NJ r. Rail-
road our facilities for shipping Lumber into the country
upon cars loaded In our Yards saving to the purcha
er al loss by breakaRe and expense Of hauling are unr
passed by any dealers In the city.
Z. D. RAND, VIM OARsON
Burlington Iowa. lnov 81 Wiasonsan
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NORTH CAROLINA REBELS IN TRoUBLE.-t
seems that the North Carolina rebels enlist un-
der the secession flag because they want to run
away from their creditors. A curious message,
sent to the Legislature Of that State by Gov.
ernor Ellis, calls attention to the fact that.cet-
tain constables, whom he styles .'unpatriotio
and evil disposed persons" have harassed the
volunteers beyond endurance by attempting to
catch them The Governor says:
with the view of preventing these unpatri-
otto practices, Respectfully recommend that
law be at once enacted prohibiting the service
of any kind Of civil process upon any person
who now or may hereafter enlist in the military
service of the State, during the proper term OF
his service and for Que year thereafter. ! also
deem It highly important to pass a general law
of a similar character applicable to all other
persons for a limited period"
The Governor also declares that property OF
| every species has deprecated in value" and
! that gold and siber ere not to be had in North
Carolina Hence, he thinks, there is neither
morality nor justice in asking people In that
region to pay their aebts
! These are curious developments. II the Gov.
| ernor says truly-and we are bound to believe
that he does, especially as he is very earnest
boutit-North Carolina win experience decided
difficulties in equipping her forces if she joins
the rebels If there is no gold or silver to be
had" if the volunteers of the State have to en-
list for the sake Of getting rid of importnnate
creditors, and it the Governor considers it ne
cessary to repudiate all kinds of honest oblga
ton, it is not clearly visible what the State will
gain by seeding. She will be worse out of the
| Union than in it. Nevertheless, if she insists
| upon going, the Government should certainly
encourage the zeal of the constables who are
irving to catch the volunteers. 1t is very neat
way of disbanding an enemy's force-and, be-
sides, it saves bloodshed
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

IN
By virtue Of an order of the County Court % an. ~ m
County, State oil Iowa, Of reeoId in the ,
County Judge Of Des Mopts County Iowa. IRE
ed, Administrative the E,tate Of Andrew ~ q
late OF said Muscatine County, dt ceased VIZ " -,
at public auction at the Court House doer IN 'ne VIZ
Burlington. pes Moines county, aforesaid, on
Sdt,udo,, ,J'ne LIST, A, u. 1871: =;
The following descrii ed tfsc Of land bsiohshs
estate, and situate in said Des M,nes County, ~,
The north east quarter Of Section No one W az I'd
shin No seventy two tI2j north Of Range two
the 9th p NJ being 100 ofland, more or iess' -
to commence Mt ~ o'clock A. NJ.
Terms OF sale, cash down. ,n,cx
.,rsr.wta AdministrsirI
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Important. II True,
Rsixure on PaWder,

NEW ORLEANS, May 2l.-Russell. correspon.
dent OF the London Times, arrived this morning.
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New YonK. May 2l.-The sloop Urine will
ls0 kegs Of powder on board, was seized in tn,
North river today.
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LSneci.l to TIE Eveninr Posi-. !

WASHINGTON, May 2D.--On Sunday night a
government coast guard steamer got ashore at
the mouth of the Potomac. She was attacked
by an armed propeller from Richmond, and after
a brisk contest the rebels were beaten Off -Four
government soldiers were killed au FIVE wound
ed. An armed steamer has gone in pursuit
Late advices iIpm Charleston say they are
erecting batteries on the coast near Charleston,
of rifled cannon to beat off blockading fleets.
4 A daily nitil is established between Washing
ton and Fort Monroe, Via Baltimore.
A collision at iIarper's Ferry is regarded as
certain this week.
! CHAnBERsBURG, May 20.-70O Virginia troops
arrived opposite Wiiliamsport, on the Potomac,
rs miles south OF this point. 1t is believed here
they intend making an ncurson into the south.
ern hor,lers Of This STATE
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T EGAL NOTICE.
IL The State Of lows, ss,
Des Mones County,
10 County Couri
~

ESTATE OF JAMES WOODS, DECEAsEG.
The under ST. ned has been appointed by SAID Vtts
Administrator Of the Estate OF james Woods, decis
late Of said county. All persons indebted 10 said ssis
are requested to make immediate payment TO ne ~
persons holding claims against said Estate, are her! W
tided to presentthe came TO said Court Tor ailohan
maye-w4w VIM HARPER, Adminstraor
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MONTGOMERY, Nay l7.-Congress passed q
number Of bills to-day organizing Patent Of.
fce, regulating telegraph lines, and authorizing
IN issue Of t60, O00, 900 in bonds payable in 20
years, the interest not exceeding per cent, or
in lieu Of bonds an issue of $40 100000 in
treasury notes, in small sums, without interest.
Schiltrec, Of Texas. presented memorial
from the Texas and New Orleans Railroad Com
pany, which was referred to tie Military Com
mttee. $500
Conrad presented petition from . certain
New Orleans Railroad Company. Also, bill
exempting from duty the cars purchased by the
n. o. 4 Carrolton R. r. Company. Referred
to-the Finance Committee
A bill was passed, defining the limits OF tine
port of New Orleans which embraces all waters
and shores on both sides Of the Mississippi river
| within the parish Of New Orleans, and that part
| Of the parish OF jefferson on the right bank to
the upper line of Distritous canal aud LETT bank
| Of Huntsville and the park OF Bayou street,
| Johns lake port and port Ponchartrain are 60
/ be abolished and duties collected at New Ut
leans. ~
An act was passed abolishing hints At Ne"
Orleans and Dahlonega after the Hrst Of June
| Congress has been invited BY the Aiaoa ~,
aud Florida Railroads to visit Pensacola. Inc
| invitation was declined, but it is understood
some OF the members will 60.
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Afcnison, Nay II. At meeting Of cisisens
Of Atchison, without respect Of party. helo TINS
evening, and presided over BY Mayor fs,rcniio,
{ Z series Of resolutions we're adopted, pieae'ng
ample and complete protection 70 persons als.
property, and to government and other ,re.g 81
II all descriptions which may be shipped mere.
No danger apprehended from any source, ous
several Companies are thoroughly organized ana
f,allv enuiuped
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T EGAL NOTICE.

i ENAL NUIICE.
IL The State Of Iowa, az In County teNn
Des Moines county, sad CoonV
ESTATE OF ELEANOR wEsTFALL, DECD
Notice Is hereby ,iyen that the undersigned has hs,
appointed by said Court Executor Of the Estate as
Decedent All persons deb'ed to said estate are
ted to maze immediate pay to me and persons hoe
ing claims against said Estate hereby notified pr
sent the same to said Court for allowance
apr25.w4w j. HARVEY CLARK, Hxeciior
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( AspRxw JOHNSON o. TExsxssrx DEyYIKa TIE
Rrsraa-The Washington National Republican
Of Saturday says:- i
! Wchave heard reliably from Senator john
! son AZ late q last Monday, when he wa9 Alxty
miles west of Knoxville, on his canvass OF the
State. which votes on the 6th of June upon the
question Of Secession. Mr.. johnson and his
| friends we're, atthat date, hopeful. The pas
| saee Of the ordinance Of Secession BY the Lee
rislature proves nothing, a. that body has been
for Secession from the start At Knoxville the
| Union men VIZ re az firm as ever. The nominal
| ton Of Union candidate for Governor, Mr..
I Campbell, BY the Convention presided over by
| WIN. II. Polk, brother Of the late President, has
given animation to the cause. The election OF
Governor comes off in August.
The style Of Mr.. Johnsons canvassing may DC
Judged of from the commencement OF his speech
at Cleveland, Tennessee, where threats against
him had been largely INDUCED in. He told
the crowd that he did not come here to be
shot but to shoot" that if there was to be fight,
1 he and his friends were ready for it. and that ne
preferred 10 flush up tie fghting before making
lis speech Nobody coming forward 70 tight, the
intrepid Senator proceeded to speak, and by the
time he had finished, nineteen twcntieths OF the
audience we're with him. He told them, among
] other things, that jeff. Dauis and the Gorerno,
of The State ought to be hanged and Uould be hanged
and at that far distant period when the judi.
cial power OF the Government could be brought
to bear upon them.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Bosrox, May ia bill was introduced in
the House to-day which proposes to prohibit any
person buying or holding collateral securities OF
the seeded States, under the penalty OF I'M
prisonment in the State prison.
The bill was ref rred to special Committee
on the Governors Address,
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I'VE

THssE MEDICINES have now been before the public for
period of THIRTY YEARS, and during that time have
maintained high character in almost every pant Of the
Globe, for their extraordinary and immediate power Of
restoring perfect health to persons suffering under nearly
every kind OF disease which the human frame is liable
The following among the distressing variety of hu
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-05-22

rVHE Lar co-ParnerEhip Of Laird 4 Al
= anna j. dissolved b. mutBil ccls<1t-
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II Is well known that the more spir-
II = horse has the more liable he . q
wear himself out Under lad treat
rnent: | mean II he has ; driver that
i careless. or one that j. impatient
and pesuiant- Horses. - : general
thing. have more life aSout them than
mares. and mules are similar in this
regard Ills i the reason why mare
mules are preferred for tie Southern
market and horse mules in the North.
There i difference bcfween : man
driving his own team. and trusting
them with careless hand For nv
own use prefer horse mules. for be-
sides the ADVANTAGE in their better an
biiion- the annoyance q having team
50 often in heat j. avoided.
There i no use in denying that
mules. more than horses are natural
IL disposed 10 mischief. snch q jump
Ing fences. tearing down gates gettin.
out Of the stable. jumping on Young
ANIMALS. DC The only preventive j
20 aecus.om them from tie first q
strong Enclosures and good fixtures
That mules are more at ID kick than
horses | cen hardly indurse. yet Per
hays i i not worth while % ceny---
To pa,lia.e the case imrst say that
they are not commonly handled and
pe:ied when wong horses are. hence
the habit j. not corrected \ mule
dislikes and fears . stranger lie
readily shows oteliencc 70 one mas
Ter and soon becomes attached 10 him
This disposition. though apparent in
some horses. Is not 90 common a. with
mules There i another particular
in which he differs from . horse In
q drizzly. damp day. however lively
in general, he vii be slr--ish. AM
dull. whilst . horse wsii te Oh the
look oct for an excuse 70 run away-
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clerk-BAxrL 3. EnM0rsr1s-
Auci;ur-JoEx NEEEIxEEE-
Tressursr-THEODuEE Ssy1EzxAxs-
Recorders rrFEEr IEEgEE-
Sherif-JcHx WEKEL-
Cor0ner--Wn- ScErELIERnAs-
Savsyor-BEsIAEIx T. KExR-
HARVEY NIcHDLsos-
J. b. BIcKwEREER1, Commissioners
VIZ H. GREEx.
OFFICERS OF EAixEEr1eE -0EssEHF-
Jusiires-A- H. Alexsnder. n Kssfsr,
- Rose
Trusree-usrrin Frcr1msn-
Constable-Anihory Erkert- A. Tiln.n.
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Prof o. j. Woods
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
AND
BLOOD REN0TAT0R,

1T j. precisely what is name Indicates.
4 fsr while pleasant 70 the taste. il i re-
riEisyi-g. exhiiratinr and strengthening 20
The vital powers II also revivi6ss. rein
si,tss and renexs The blood in AL lis crigi-
nal psriFy ard renders the System in=ul-
nerable 70 attacks OF disease H j. ths
only preplrnti0n ever oe-ered 10 rhe world
ia : po31Err Iorn 50 a. 10 be in the reach
"a an A. . sure preventive and cure af
C1nsunptisn. Br0nehits. Indigestion, Dvs
pepsis. Los % Appetite Fsin'ness.
Nervous IrritaBi.ify- Neuralgia,
Pslp.sati0a Of the Heart, Msl-
anehoIy. Hypcchrndris,
NIgkt SEsatss Lan-.
cor. GidGinesss
and Ill that
Cisss Of
cases % Fsarf1 y Fatal, called Female
Weaknesses and Irregularities.
THERE Is NOTHING lis EQUAL
Al-c. Liver arrangements o. Torpidify'
an Liver ConpI.ints. Diseases Of the Kid
'ney-. Or any general arrangement Of the
Urinsry organs
n I'LL MOI ONLY ru-r rhe debility following
lCHILLS ard FEVER. hut prevent al az
s.rks arising from Nissnaric inflrncs<. snd
ere the eiseases II once, il already a.
lacked
TEsrErERs should have bottle with them
o. il xfu intsIIibFy prsvent any tsletsriou.
consequences fsIIoxing upon change Of eli.
nate and xatsr.
As il prevents rcs'ivrne-s strengthen.
The digestive organs. il should Be in the
hsnds 81 all persons Of seGenrary habits
I.srSzs not accustomed 10 much out c
11nr exerc - -hcold aIwsys use j..
N0rRKEs shoud use IL. too il j. perfsc
-sIHes. taken . rnonsh Or ,so before the ina
trral. che wili pass the dreadful period viii
perfect srs- and safety
There Il no mistake about II.
HI coED.Ar = Ill ~ CLAIM r0R rr.m
Mothers TRY H..
And 10 ron we ap7cal, 20 detect The III
us = Cr decline not Only 81 your daughter
Sefc-e !, be TOO Ia-r. cut aIs0 your sons ans
husbnnts- for uhile the former from falls.
lelierey 20 dsun 10 premature grave rafh
er th1n lei their candsrioa b. known m time
the Isrer ore Dsten % mixed Epin Tie excite
ment d busiaess. that IL a we're not for ycu
they TOO wouII travel in the ssme dornusrt
path. until u ~ TOO late 20 arrest their f,ta
AL Bot the mother il sI1ays vi1i'an,, ans
~ ycn ne accidentally appesI, for We srs
sure yogr never falling aTserien will uner
rinrIr 7a1rr vcu ~ PROF, WOODS RE
STORsTIvE CORDIAL AND BLOOD
RENOVATION - the remedy which shouls
be aIzays On hant - time Of need.
PRcF- wSoD-s HAZE REsrnRxrrvr
r. too ueII known fcr ~ tc recount its won.
srsni effects in restoring GRAY Hair 20 u.
original color. and producing Vow Hair o.
5sId hesi<
We crrli refer q, thousands Of living
witnesses. % be fouri In every city ard vii
lla-s in rhe Uaion. tut our space will col
rdnit- We need Do no mere shsn assu-'
he rsople its qn1lisy il - god ~ ever. rm
sfhrt il may ~ rfiied o. 90 fhe only harm
,AIrss article IN The msrket Tor Restoring ih.
I. Grrr anf Bald
N The R--sorlris. c1rtisl and FE.ir Res'rr
sfirs srs for sale W o. J WOOD & co
- Broadway. NJ ". III Market stree
81 Louis md NJ ali trurristsa
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