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ing the 1eeess s,ae,A.
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have made it household word th,o'
~ qnarter o. the country. Under ~ ghout eve.
OF this popular institution, over the anspice,
Thousand homes have learned to apnre. nnhdred
H.sm so'as oi arr on their walls and -Ly
literature on their tables, the grea, r aua ehoic.
rived from becoming subscriber. 'eheht DE-
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TERMS OF sUBsCRlpT101v,y year
Any person can become a memh..
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sd-Four admissions, during tho 49,,
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In addition to the above benefits tbo.
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over premium.
500 Beautiful Works of Art.
comprising valuable paintings, marhl.,
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Tue superb Engraving, which ever, Suhent
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Recruits, is one OF the most beautiful ana 1"s ny
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Inc ART JOURNAL is too well known N a..
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No person is restricted 70 single subscrin.
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Lumber Yard :!
s. g. 1TRi0>

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
in all kinds of
CuMBER. SHINGLES, LATH, FLOORING
Siding. Jois,, Scan'!ing, Fencing and all kind
of Wide, Clear and Common Lumber ant
having Ia connection
FLAMING MACHINE,
Which affords me facilities to furnish to orde.
and constantly keep on hand
DRESSED FLOORING, SASH, Doors AND BLINDS
Having tho otdes In his cit y
ana wed liberal patronage from Upton
founding country for aramber witch tesder
NY theefe Aud respectful solicit old
ne" rasi n,sts 10 sise caisnd viii ri,
Ia al "a issctipu
Persons sending orders can resi- assut ell that
they viii be carefully filled at as cheap terms
as hongh they were hsre IN person.
Otce second ST, opposite Benn
Muse iihe, lewa. lIy
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VASES Ofeyery quality Of fnist
MOI FATS
LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX BITTERS.

I IlESE MEDICINES have now been before the pub
Il, for a period oI Thirty Year. and during that
time have maintained high character in almost every
part If the G"fe, tor their extraordinary and irnsd
Al" power OF restoring perfect health persons suffer
nt under nearly every Kind Of disease TO WHICH the hu
RAN frame il liable.
The E,llnNin! AmnMs The Ai.tre..ing Karcty Of
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Burlington, Jan. |, 1861.

rehr The Boston Transcript is one O
the best papers on historical matters il
the Union. The following "bit' Of in
formation we CLEAN from one Of its is
sues.
During the American Revolution, the
population of the States Of Massachus-
etts, Pennsylvania and Virginia ranged
from 3SO, 900 to 800 oo9 each. Massa-
chusetts furnished 81, 900 troops to the
army throughout the war. Pennsylvania
and Virginia each furnished b 900 -
Rhode Island, with only $4,000 inhabit
ants, furnished 10000 soldiers, while
the two States Of North Carolina aud
Georgia, with an aggregate population of
$4,000, only supplied the revolutionary
war with 1000 troops Rhode Island
gave soldier to every five persons with
in her borders North CnroIrra gave one
soldier to thirty three of its iuhnh itantS
In the Northern States. d ring the CON
fllct with Great Britain, one fifth of the
entire people entered the army in the
Middle States about onc.tcnth of the
population served their country in the
field aud at the South the proportion
ranged from one.twelfth (Virgina) to
one,thirty-thirl (North Caro!inal.
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SINGERS STANDARD MACHINES

fof manuac snrng purposes, which sre well
known to he withoRt any successful rival in the
market. Much haz recently been published IN
regard To various stitches made by sewing
chimes. We will take il for granted that all the
world knows the fact, at Singers Machines
the best style.
Es-Send for copy Of l. w. Singer T. Co.i
Ga:stie, which contains full information aboW
prices, sizes, etc, Of =, ing machines and will ).
sup lied gratis. !. NJ SINGER CO.
Jan. 30 1859: 4js Broaduay N,u York
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and Missouri &. r

nN and after Monday, October 18th, 1850 md
~ until further notice, trains will run Is fl.
Leave Wilton for Davenport Chi
easo, at 10 An. 4 500 Pr
Leave Wilton for Marengo and
Washington, S55 Az
Leave Wilton for Iowa City and
Muscatlne, $50 Ma s.lGr.L
Arrive at Wilton from Davenport
and Chicago 5AMGs.lorx
Arrive at Wilton from Muscatine,
at 700 A. NJ 45 0rk
Arrive at Wilton from Iowa City,
at 10 A. 4 500 PI
Passengers going west make direct connee.
tons with the Western Stage Co.'S stages for oil
points west.
Passengers going east make direct connections
at Rock Island with the Chicago and Rock Island
X. r. trains. for all points east nth and north.
Also with the Galena Dubuque and st. Paul pack
cts at Davenport.
All trains running East connect directly At
Chicago, withal trains over all the roads Eass
and South.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity o.
giving distinct directions rs to the destinst'os
Of their baggage. Also to procure tickets b<ioh
taking their seats in the ears.
J.r.TRACY, supt
A. kIMBALL, Assistant Supt.
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New Music !.-ssSarah Jane Lcev'..Sx
and Chorus.

A VERY BEAUTIFUL FLOWING MELODY vsa
easy accompaniment can be sung 10y children n
well as adults. and will become one Of the mos
popular songs of the day. Sentiment Of the words
cellen. Price % cents mailed free. Just published
by HORACE WATERS.
May -. Is59I No. 1888 Broadway, New York.
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MI STiTiNE. IOWA.

WE again have the pleasure Of informing
W our friends and customers that by erOuc.
my amt machinery, We are enabled to offer you a
large and varied assortment of FURNITURE at
Reduction of from 10 to 90 per cent.
from former Prices.
n9r stock Of CANE EAT WORK is varied
49, complete. ot sofas. Chairs and Rocker, We
+aF~ good a-s"rtmcut IN walnut and mahogany
~ 'a+ f''' f't--t styles. Common wood Chains,
%-= St'@zs!-, II ear-, &C., in any amount.
All we ask j. n Gal!
roz 'hs-~ s-eat purchasing, fas we still stick
- azy elI F1., - sel g"nd article AZ a reason
3. .e .rsre. aI4 sc a.ll risk The balance
>. &. i l.. STEM
Husaa.it.e. Igwa. Nov -. l>Go
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE AT
GREAT BARGAINS!
THE PURCHASER MADE RICH.
Now Is the Time to Invest.

NOW - tuc L INC 70 IHVeAte
l1>HE undersigned offers 10 the public the fol-
L lowing desirable and valuable property, at
very low rates aud easy terms.
$50 acres Of choice prairie land in Delaware
county, Iowa:
$50 acres in Tama county:
J2O acres partly improved in Cedar county.
delightfully."- located and designed for a grain
and stock tarm,within miles of the county scat,
Also. $50 acres of timber land:
Also, 300 valuable Town Lots, IN Starts
Addition:
For particulars as to price, terms and locality.
inquire OF the undersigned, or OF IL C. PlATT
Office in the basement of the new court house:
j. H. STARR:
Upton, February 9th. lsGO-6
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Delicate Compliment to Guribaidi.


following curious anecdote
When Garibal Ii arrived at Coprcra, he
was a,tonlahed to find the appearance Of
the Island quite changed. Instead of
the stony desert he had left, he saw be
fore him well cultivated fields and beau
tliuI plantations, with shady groves end
spacious avenues /, looked a. if ma.
glcjan had been there, and struck the
i-and with his wand, bidding nature
forthwith to lavish her treasures on this
chosen spot. But the General was -tiI
turti CT. surprised when, instead Of il
humble cottage, an elegant villa stood
b"'lre him, on entering which the III :
t.ct Ma .o,u paIncd--for 10, on the
wtt-o' = line large hall there hun. the
p,fff..; i his fri I'D Victor Emanuel,
wat haI ,aruci his absence to account
Ia order To prepare this surprise for him.
REMARKABLE ADvENrIREs- w H.
Armstrong, u sailor, arrived at Galway in
'.s l'llGc: Albert, tells a marvellous sto.
~ u exposure and suffering. lie says
h. ". On the bA"k Kitty, from Newcas-
t.. ua;T4rd bound, with stores for t.
Hll.,n's By conpany; was wrecked
AI-let II, IS contact with icrbcr@s on
Cap. Resolution; all escaped in two boat,
Just before the bark was crushed and
sunk worked several days to get ont OF
the ice field, the men were rapidly falling
FROM cold; at last got into clear water
va, beaten about in all 81 days, when
land w.. reached. Armstrong being tht
only survivor in his boat (thc other boats
fate unknown He was succorcd by rs
qli:naux, and sent to Moravian NIis.i
on in LaDroioT, and thence to st. John.
n +.
THE OLD FASHIONED FIRE-The
truth of the following incident can be re.
lied Oh. The other day at the dinner IA
be Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel. New York.
a man from the extreme South was in
d1I2ing in noisy talk and making him
self very conspicuous and offensive by the
uttetanc, Of the most radical disuuion
aud tr4torous sentim nts against the
Government. A quiet gentleman who sat
nearly opposite him, waited until he had
about exhausted his TRADE, when lie cleo
triied the table by addressing the brag-
CART thus: ''Sr, don't kr ow who you
are, nor whore you came from but if you
were aboard my vessel, and uttering such
sentiments, would hang yoa to the
yard arm ia five minutes" The traitor
arose after little and inquired of by
standcr who that gentleman was. "That
il CAPTAIN faunce Of the revenue cutter
Harriet Lane" - Uarttord Press
VALUABLE IMPORTATION Here is a
piece of information, little late now,
but as winter is an excellent time to pro
cure the remedy recommended, it will be
acceptable to many of our young readers:
"Thc best protection from mosquitoes
will be obtained by marrying pretty
woman. These pests never bite man
when they can tiud anything better and
sweetcr"
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FIFTY DOLLIRS,

This great reduction will leave the pub ID
without induccment or excuse for buying any 6
the inferior machIn which infringe our pat
enis- Competition Will henceloTth become I'M,
possible. very large reduction has becam,.
IN the IIices OF all vi =
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fErnm -. Huriingtnn uaRkeIe.

Mr. DUNHAM--Dear SIR: We wish
to make the follow ing report through
your columns, in regard to the result of
the premium offered by US, through the
Des Mones County Agricultural Society,
Of thirty dollars for the best crop Of flax
seed raised from sowing Of five bush
els, in the year 1860.
The number Of applications for entry
were thirteen. OF these, two were in
DesNoines county, six in Louisa county,
two in Henry county, and three in jeff
ersOn county.
The best crop Of all entered vas raised
by John Skinner. Of Louisa county, who
raisci $50 bushels aud 81 lbs, from a
sowing Of , bushels, and - quarts upon
| acres. The seed was received aud
weighed BY u, and was Of excellent quail
ity We also have his swotn certificate
as to the quantity o. seed sown, We
have, therefore, ~ accordance with the
order from the Society, paid to him the
premium, Mos, Of the crop entered, a.
W II a. many others, were nearly az good
as this, aud speak vel for the capab'ji
ties Of the soil Of Iowa to produce fax.
RURNHAM K JAGGAR.
Burlington, Jan |, 1861.
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MPORTERS of Crockery and Glassware, and
deslers in
britannia and Plated Ware,
GiFandolenes, Solar and Kerosene Lamps
Richly decorated, guided and plain white
CHINA,
In great variety. Fine double silver plated
goods; beautiful Bohemian cut Glass
ware; fine China Vases, Colognes;
Toy and Tea-setts; splendid oval
Mirrors fine ivory and common Ia
bic cutlery; plated and britannia
Casters, and the largest stock of
WHITE GRANITE WARE,
Common crockery and Glassware. at
wholesale and retail to be found in the
State.
Merchants particularly requested to give US
Il rail- before going East, we import our crock
cry direct from the pot,sries of Europe which
enables us to sell to the trade at a small advance
and as low as they can purchase East, with the
fIeights added. ~aving them time and brcakagc
Rs-The best quality Of Kerosene Oil,-eI
Of light color, constantly on hand.
GEO. w. DlLLAWAY 4 BRO,
Weeds Bloek,) III Main Street
Dec !. 1893 MrscATINE. iowa.
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PLAS ST + RING .

PLA STE RING.
The subscribers will be prepared
70 do psastering, and oil other kisds Of Mason
Work the coming season. One Of them VIII al
vsys IS found at the New Court House,
EDWARD Golden,
Tip<on. Jan. 80, SO. f5yl) THOMAS Golden.
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DIED,
In this city, April nth, Mr.. Samuel stark
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General Insurance Agency.
WIN. =. vv0oD, state Art.
KEsKUK. IOWA.
ElR! Issg1AIcI, LA6n zsD RIVER IN
MANHATTAN ffRn iN0. CO. or NEW YORK.
Asssis 1900, 900.
CONTINENTAL ina. conPr. o. new York.
Aessss oss005. SIS
SECURITY 1IRB ms. COMPANY. or n. Y.
Assets $500 600.
LAMAR HIRn ms. co. or NEW YORY.
Assess ESQ 600.
ATLAHTIc FIRE INs. 90. - DRo0KLYu u 7.
Assess oo0o ,OO0.
aUMBoLD1 1IRE ms. 90. or xrw YokK,
Asssss ooSSs 900.
Ma1Aes - 4esss Lille 10ss &C.
Net acounulation Jan. 1. ,6l. "a. Sl2.66e.GO.
Oh Psrsons In this city have their fivss n
O@ ssse4 In this Conpany-Anong than oar
DssiIises, Hosssheid Fsrnitsre, BsiIdi.s,,
nsrcAasdsts, Mills, Faetoriss aAd Machinery n
suSeA ~ eaif fstss. Lsesss Pstd ~ this ASenrr.
Gail And - rsliabls Insurance statistics and 8
oFiiOI-os Third-ss. near state Bank. K,o-
xxx lows. ". i. WOOD,
spr. ~, lS6l-d State and Local Agent:
WALL PAPER.
i GOOD supply Of Wall Paper, Border, window
~ Paper.
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
English Hollsnd--0resn and Da6.
Cambria
Rollers. Ord. Tasssls. a.. 70. al. ~
NV. W1STCOTT,
Ap3d Main-st. near 4th.
-
0UGARos
nRLCHER,S Double Rsansd Powdered.
- CrueheA
(A - yellow.
yor saleby ROR1RT60N 4 BRO.
nAhlta
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NV HAvss, April Is.
Ins Msohenics Bank OF this city this morn
lck sssdsrse TO the Government 9z5 COO FOR
sns 49, 00s State - supp0rtipk the Ma
tionai Gevernmsut.
r. KxARnr, April l6.
Capt. Been, On route Tor South Carolina.
accompanied BY Capt. 6tone, ON leave Of .b
eence, and Ward Suttler, Oil from ri. Lara.
ME. arrived here yesterday evening and left
TO day. Il il sndefssood here that Cart. Been
will join Tho 6oethsro army.
NoswIcn, Conn, April is.
Gov. Buckinghsn has issued ! proclaua.
tion calling for snlassssss - ssndervous q
Hartford. The TbAmeS Bank OF this eisv
bas t<adseed 800 900 % Governor Baekios.
49, sst IA gais laid Coaa(y 1aek ~ Of
osss1 t60;Oo0. r.
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IOWA PEELER PLOW CO,

C0-kaySn016hip Motlce.
HE undsrsfgned having purchased the right for
y Lee County In the shove celebrated Pillow, have
formed eo-partnership Tor tho purpose Of ths
naau1actars and saIs II the sAms IL Ksokuk
Ne alsO have the eontrol Of power 70 sell the
following territory 10 tho Des Moinss Valley In
County. Town and Farm Rights, Wis: Van Buren,,
Davis. Appa.osss. Wayne, Decatur, Clark, Lucas,
Warren and Wapelio.
PARTIES Wishing 70 purchase Ttrgitcrx or dssisipe
Information n regard to the Pillow, will please ad-
dress The "lova feelsr Pisw Company, Keokak,
lows.
specimen Plows may be seen ct the Agricultural
Warehouse, No. lt3 Asin-st., and at tAs Aanufao-
tory II the Ke0knk PioH Co.
J. REYNOLDS.
KE0KuK Pillow co.
Keokuk, April 1, 1S6I-Ap3d3twlm
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ell differences OF political opinion.
MAxcHEsrEa, n. H., april l5.-New Hamp-
shire will respond promptly to tho call Of The
President for troops. Tha reqnisition has
not been received yet, but q soon q IL 10,
Gov. Goodwin will take prompt and active
measures for comply ing with Il.
II b not p. obable that an extra session Of
the Legislature will be called. Tho Stats
will undoubtedly tender two regiments to the
Government instead of one a. requested by
the President.
MONTGOMERY, April, l5.-Prominent gen.
tlemen in Virginia teiegraphed to Montgom-
cry, that Virginia will probably secedc to-
morrow. Genl. Pillow has ju arrived to
offer 70 Je6. Davis . division of 1ennessee
troops. Every body 10 delighted with the
encouraging news from Virginia. Vice Pres
ident Stephens has arrived. II 10 said that
Virginia vii uuisu win the Southern Con-
fedcracy. President Davis will yacate his
seat, leaving Il to tho Vice President, and
assume his head quarters 1t Richmond In ten
days, with Bsauregsrd NJ second 10 COM
mand. Gen. Bragg can take care Of Pensa-
cola.
The foregoinoie by authority. The Cab
met will awaio President Lincoln,s Official
proclamation before taking action.
ST.. JoRNsBuR0, VT, l5s-It II undo, stood
that Gov. Fairbanks will convene the legis-
lature Of Vermont 81 extra sessirn on Tues
day, when he will resrond promptly to the
can Of the Secretary Of War Tor troops.
LANCASTER, Pa, 15th.--The volunteering II
brisk. Tho Judge and members Of the bar,
after speech by Hon. Thaddeos Stevens, re-
newed tho oath to support the Consultation.
There was call for : meeting o. Wenss-
day. sa8
Ex-PTesidsnt Buchanan exhibits intense
interest a the news from ~ South, and par
Hcipatca 4 the oppression Of determina-
60 - aaetain IL Hovegnnent.
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| m
mediate service. Secession sentiment is not locat-
ed In this community.
hienmond, April 49,
The Virginia State Convention il in secret -.
sion this morning. Reporters are excluded and
| consequently nothing il known OF the proceedings
A telegraph from Gov. Picksns TO Hon. Henry
A. Wise says II is reported that eleven ysssels -,
% te bar and are stopping vessels engaged in reg
The papers Of this city express. conSdsnc. tn,
Gen. Scott will resign.
| The Richmond Whig hauled down the stars and
S..li...
St. Louis. April is !.
II IS understood that Gov IaaLsn
viii refuse to comply with Secretary
Camsron's fequisition for troops. Z
| Cairo, April l0.
War sews er1ates little or no cxn;tam at
business y hnanslai sirclss somsvhat mo-.
Used. All snsisasly swat : 6nal settlemen,
81 the distrAciloa qassticn.
MANY declare themselves unwilling to tahe
Arms against the South. while others ernra.s
determination TO sustain the Governme a.,
at al hasards.
! MILWAUKEE,, April is.
an immense meeting was held at tho Char.
Der OF Commerce last night. Men Of iii
parties participated and the excitement vas
very great. The feeling IL unanimous %,
asssrtlos the authority u the Govern men,
sna ofowds OF men are Offering their services
20 me Ac1utAnt-GsOeral. Three volunteer
rms co1paaiss we're formed yesssrdsy. tn
psspsfatioa ter war il decided and unui .
,sksbIs.
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We ARE RECEIVING
From Our Buyer in New York,
WEEKLY SUPPLIES OF
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tsers for immediate service.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, April Is.
Lincoln's proclamation increased seoes
sionism. Impression ID that Immediate se.
session will follow.
WAsuINofox, April Is.
Jno. G. Barr has been app ointed Postmas
Yer 1t Cincinnati.
The War Department has accepted the
Governor Of Rhode Islands Offer OF . resi.
mont 10 be sent 10 Washington without de-
lay. Three regiments 10 she District OF Go.
iamhia have rendered their services to the
aovs5nm ens.
RiCHnoHD, April Is.
Linsoln's proclamation yanei..d szscrs.
sion The public are fsarfully excited and
sAy the military sho0ld sooner die than 70.
spond 80 the call.
WlLnRoroH, N. O., April is.
Proclamation resolved contempt uouslv and
isdignansiy. Union mon dsnouncc the Al.
uiDistration. Great rejoieirss q the eur.
render Of Sumter.
Phil ADgLPHiA, April Is.
A mob has bean raging the strsets making
every one show Union col0rs. Search ~
made for tho once Of tho Southern Mooitor.
30 destroy tho forms and hang the editor.
Paper suspended. Con. Pstssrson's man.
sion was threatened with destruction. He Il
charged With secessionism. A heavy rain
scattered tho crowd. Several peoninen1
6outhernsrs With secession proeliyisies Re.
ccived warning from The so-oallsd vigilano1
committee.
PRovIDsscs, April Is.
The Governor hes called : special ssssion
Of ths LesislaAaSe.
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eUMr Stephen Van Rensselaer, OF New
York, and descendant Of .shs illussrous H.
niiy OF that name, consisted suicide b.
swallowing dose Of lsadnpsm. He wal
only IS ysars Of age and lsasss . vile and
children. Cause. iotemperaDoo.