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ST. Louis Hog Market.

The Republican ofa1 7shes says. Hogs, moth
ing doug inthe way OF buying by packers to-
day. as they tu.ia with Is, 900 head in pens.
Market nominalat SIGH. ;73ggT sz7,ssass5S
'LouIsvILLH, Dec ls The unfayorable wea-
ther has stopped operations. The nominal rates
for light and heavy hogs are s3@s % for net,
with no transactions to report. Pa q Isfs.tq e.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
II State Of Iowa, :. i5a,

1yflJaNa[E ENf
To Matilda Walker You are hereby notified that
there Is now en- die Ia the District Court Of sad County
petition ofJchn Walker praying dissolution Of the
the said John Walker. and ,r cause edges wilful de-
serton and absencs for than two last past
And that unless you appear thereto and deiend on or
before the second day OF the next Of said District
Coar to be begun and no den In the City Of Burlington
In said county on the ar Monday II January next, A.
d. 1868 default will be enteed aeainst you and judg
ment rendered thereon. l.. STbsoE, ANY
nov .2Q.v4tt 5I }s- Tor Paiftln.
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A young thief was charged with having stolen
a watch, It was bis irst offense. and he was
ready to plead guilty. The magistrate asked
hin shAt b a induced hint commit the theft
The young man replied that, shaving been i'll for
some time, the doctor advised him to take some.
thing. which he accordingly did" The masis>
trats Nes rather pleased with the hu1of. ct the
thing. and asked what had led him to select .
watch, sstWhy,", said the prisoner, * th9nsht i
oniy 'hadS the time, that nature would work
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Mrs. Brousham, mother of the ex.chancellor,
was a most excellent aud thrifty housewife. On
one occasion she was much troubled with ser.
want addicted to dish-breaxiug. ,,and who used
to allege,. in-exteuuation Of hel fault, sgwas
craekM Before " one morning itAea Harry sumt
bled down stairs, when the fond mother, running
sRsEhfm, efelains1, 20 Boy bsse ,yoa tbsoke
your besdy" ~"No, ma, said The future chan
cellor, sit was crackit before!" - e.,v
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WHAT THE SEcEsH sAY.--The secesh grapevine
is at work again. We learn through that vera
cious medium that Joseph E. johnson has ar
rived at Murfreesboro, and on Monday last as.
sumed command of the army lately under COM
msnt ofs.Bngg ethe fittet g Tbs secesh profess
to expect great things of johnson. But they
do not think he can cope With Rosecrans with
out further aid; so they allege tina. Gems Ewell
and Whiting are daily expected from Richmond
with 5000 reinforcements from the army OF
Gen. Lee, who does not anticipate an engagement
with Burnside. .-zg- 70. ae5ats "a gEs ar g7f9
Gen. Buckner is reported at Franklin, with
Cheatham at Brentwood, in striking distance
from him. ,,sss r.az-yss,sy q ~
We give these items for what they are worth
They are entirely from secesh sources, and may
or may not be true. Wethink, however, it il
probably true that Johnson is to receive rein
forcements from Virginia
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quote Short Rib Middles at 6t@sAc; Short Clear
DO at 61@63c; sLopg Boneless do at 64@sfc.
LARD-Ae.ive and steady. About 500 tier
ces city steam and kettle dried sold to-day at SIC.
GREASE Sales 80 pkgs Yellow at Gle.
TALLOW- Sales bris country at 8&o.
DRESSED HOGS-The market continues arm
and We have to note further advance Of SC per
cwt. Sales were g.
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New York stock Markees5,!90 3
NEW YoRk, Dec. 10. =
Stocks-Marketldull and lover.
Money and Exchange quiet and unchanged.
Amsshas old-lx7k g. z-L p
US Sc 81, coup. 3lf.
Treasury Z $40 102 Al IA eAA@
! year certificates 96i.
United States Demand Notes l27i@l30.
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That vas stoutish woman, tho widow Of
he tower keeper at Anosrnaeh, whom his sue.
esssor in ofkoe was obliged 70 marry, - she
sas too fst 70 b got ost Of The building either
b dosr OF window.
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

LIE l--4cfes Gys TUESDAY, Dec. 10.
WHEAT-Uncbanged with sales Of 80 SKIS
spring At 83c; 4S3 fall ct $1,000; s65 damaged
at 76c; 5SS in lots At 95c; 1885 ct 96@$l; $50
at 81 OS; $50 at 81 Of; 6l5 at 81 03; 50 At
81 O2}; zoe at sS@si 06, and 500 in lots ct
81 OS. ssss3if zss.r sEe1z
CORN-l5s sacks on private terms, and les
at SIC. ea 7sta "a $685. llee' Jssse.a
OATS-l 400 sacks on private tsrmss 475
and $50 in lots at CSC, and $50 at oslo d bus
BARLEY-287 sacks fall ct 81 g. ss1.E
RYE-6S sacks at SIC including sacks aa.sa
BUCKWEEAT-1l sacks sold ct SOC, inclu.
FLOUk-ls5 and ~ bis superane 1t a. 80;
103 branded extra AZ "a 81, sdelivered;i 800 sim
gle extra at $sa rs choice do at IS s.; 500
double extra At Sc, and so do do ct r. IA. "
RYE FLOUR-l7 bis sold at - III. .@oaaa
iCOTTON-20O bales at 5l}@b7c, mostly at
54@56c h. ss,aa E43a1. SIC oaE YoIJ 50
WHISTLES, 80 and 81 bis At sc y gal. x
HAY-47 bales at ESQ and 26 att 81 100
pounds. s 9a, e1a.4 - z
I ,2BEAES-Have. advanced, over 100 ,pkgs of
white 1t 81 4olQ1N5 bus. 81 esd OR acs
@TALLOW--9tc n fb.sTs1ib eve III ss7 ,7ss.-
sPOTATOES-9Oc per bushel. 81 - sss1
SORGHUM-45c per gallon. srollc "a lsisa
sHIDES-Dull at l7c y b for dry flint. a7eGa
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UNITED STATES LucsNsKs,

Public aoce ID hereby given, that the collection
list and Excise Taxes for the County Of Des Moines IN
Ne nrst collection district for the year commencing Sep
TENDER Isl 1853 has been retained BY le Assessor
Payment demanded from and alter December OH, Of
persons named therein Of the amount set against their
Names respectively by the United States Collector Of In
ternal Revenue Of the ft district Iowa, 1t the once Of
the COUNTY TREAsURER m MARION HALL, City Of
Burlington. All payments must Be made before the 9th
day Of January, 1885, and all persons who shall neglect
70 pay the licenses and other Taxes assessed
within the time specified shall be liable to pay TEN per
cent. additionalupon the amount thereof.
No collection win be made elsewhere than at the ofHee
me Collector without the additional TEN per ceotum
Dene made = the Law provides.
NO othee currency han TREASURY NOTES vll be
received. 4--:s q. EaaiGs5 cGcez q s&
secs'oa % Excise Law ays That any person o. per
sons snail eKgciss carry any trade business, for
vnn License Z required BY this sct without taking out
suca hesnse, h. Or Aey s for every such osuce, res
Peevey forfeit penalty equal to three times the amount
OF - duty o. sum Of money posed tor such licenses
IA c-s..-,, : @ J. O. WALKER,
t.y-.g SO. - Collector lkst District.
Burlington. Dec. Sth. ,see- Ssv,vs. G'.,''s1
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q Hoea .axeraeinr ash. Lbs.

MESH ROKK-There u no movement Whist
ever in this article, and quotations are nominal
1t tl0.S00ll.o0 for Old, and ell.S00l3 90 for
New. r
HN0LISH NRATS-lina but inactive. We
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Pierre Eoule, the louisiana beh lately re.
leased fron Fort k,sfsyette, was dined and w'ned
by someof the secession democracy in'New foFk,
and an ex. member of Congress. in . speech OF
conpratulation said she was proud to welcome
a citizen Of the confederate states on neutral
groundfn Had not Fort Lafayette better be
reopenedf 81 ~ u q - ~
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EsRI1sH pHLrel.a-A French author visiting
London lately, sends to journal in Paris vivid
description of it, as it appears to his French
eyes. One feature is this. Nobody talks, no.
body bawls, nobody laughs Even the dogs do
not bark; and when say this, beg you be-
lieYe that am not Joking. In the fret place
one meets few dogs; then those one does, meet
have way of jogging along the streets which
sufficiently indicates that they have the rightto
be there; they look like dogs who own city pro-
perry. They do not look about which way to
90; they do not stop to talk with their canine
acquantances;. they 60 straight ahead in quiet
trot; oneis half inclined to think they are dogs
going to do their business or on their way home
after doing all they had to do on change or at
the docks Thevhorsesh yve;;, "a very different
gsi,r Something Of the English axiom, Time is
Money has made its way into their minds or
legs. They do not lose minute; on they speed
in good round trot, t9psc,ous of the value Of
the capital they represeL. All! how little they
are like French horses tays fond Of idling
about alas! like their masters! Nobody has
ever calculated the amount Of economy repre-
sented by the silence Of an Englishman."
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The State Historical Society has elected tne
following officers for the ensuing year: ffeaGe9s'
Gov. Kirk wood; Corresponding Secretary, y. \.
Leonard. Hons. I. 8. Parvin, J. W 0r'mes' H.
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Hon. VIM. Owslsy, fornsrly Govsrnor Of
Kentucky, died ct his residence in Dsavills, On
Sunday, in the 8lst year Of his sss.
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BIRDS OF A FEArHER-Since Mcclellan Was
dismissed for incompetency from the head Of the
Potomac army, he has associated exclusively
With secession sympathizers When he went to
New York, he placed himself in the keeping Of
John Van Buren,, Fernando and Ben Wood, and
other secessonists of that Sort The other day
Mcclellan was the lion at grand and formal
dinner OF the house Of Richard -Lsthers, at New
Rochelle, = suburban viih of New York Mr..
Lathers 10 an opulent merchant of open and un'
disguised secession sympathies, and whose house
lie the headquarters Of the aristocratic secesh Of
the city. Straight Union men are never invited
to Lathers' table. S. s. Cox, who has become
as bitterly seceeh as Valandgham, gave din
ner to quasi Unionists in Washington last week,
at which Mcclellan was the principal guest. The
character of the entertainment may be imagined
from the style of persons present. Fitz John
Porter, Wickiiffe, Crittenden, Yeaman, Carlisle,
VallandiehSns Menz;esy PoWsli, Bay std; 'Voor-
bees, Allen and other patriots Of the same stamp
constituted the party. A man can be pretty
correctly judged Of by the company he keeps. Is
it any wonder that uchgenerais 80 Mcclellan
and Porter were more dangerous to the loyal thai
the rebel side?-[Chicago Tribune.
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Ben. Fricklin, of Bloomfield, Davis county,
committed suicide BY shooting himself Win a q
q shot gun. He had sixty buckshots IN sne gun,
and kis head was blown almost OF ne nad oeen
partially insane for q month or two past.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK AND PR0vIS.
soE 7Ff .iFsG ION mAAKRTD, bassaa>S a s1f

CATTLE-The market tor prime ,Beeyes is
less firm and qdiet' at $s.o0@Sss0s Medium to
good grades are IN moderate demand by tho city
butchers aud packers at q DOGS 90. Inferior
grades are quiet at 3l.bo@lso SO e ~ 1870 ~
The sales to day were as follows: .s!.ssa.
20 cattle averaging 1850 lbs 49,. $4,000
10 ., 3sT $ 1000 ... 80 800
26,sAis alsts " Of 1915 .....,,..S.sb
s7--"-------ss---- --s1--.y.-s.-r. so
l6 &c" 1925 .rVI...I 81 s.1s4
HOGS-The market for heavy hogsis firm ana
tolerably active, with agood inquiry by packers
att8 sb@s.5o. Light Hogs sequtet and steady
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Court of Exchequer, in England The pro-
MIR. Wilde, lessee Of Leotard. the 9 trape1ist,"
as to Q commission due to him, when it was
shown in evidence that Mr.. Wilde paid Leetard
G20O q week for his services o. the, Alhambrs,
and s200 night for performances an Jwhere
else. Ia sother3 wordsa a. French acrobat re-
ceives salary greater than the income of the
Archbishop Of Canterbury, and three times
that of the Premier, for jumping from o.e
rope to another at the risk of his neck. " Aq
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The Cincinnati price current of Wednesday

The Cincinnati price current of Wednesday
says:
The weather was too warm the greater por-
ton Of the week for the prosecution of the pork
business, which caused the number of hogs in she
pens to increase rapidly, as the receipts oon.n1
indeed, packers-in the current rates did not
change essentially, and prices, under existing
circumstances, were well maintained, the de-
cline not being over l5c. An advance in mess
pork in New York, owing to an unexpected large
demand from the Government, helped greatly to
strengthen the confidence of holders.
Yesterday, the weather was quite favorable,
and the market opened wirh brisk demand and
for heavy prices we're shade in favor Of selers.
Tho al vA II ~
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Tim Uslos A II. WAs.nn-Our readers will
reoolect that ia the early stages of the rebellion
henry May, member of Congress from Bsiti-
more, went to Richmond to negotiate peace
Western Democratic Emember of Congress,
speaking Of the result Of the mission, said that
II the United States we're % present to the reb-
exc white sheet of paper, on which they could
write their own terms for coming back into the
oa'on as il vas, It would be rejected. This was
toe answer Congressman May brought back with
MIN: The recent letter OF Gov! Letcher, Of Va,
10 Of the same tenor.
Will the Times please inform the public If Il
authorised BY the South 70 cay that the rebel
leaders are less incorporating now than they
we're then, for restoration of the "Union - il
wsse"-Ohioago, Journal.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


CONVERSIONS AND fxpENIENoE rNyA
,ID.-Publlshed for the benefit and 4 warning ana
caution 70 young mon who suffer from Nervous Debility.
Premature Decay, &C.; Supplying q The sane time the
means OF Self Cure. By one who has cured hse after
being put great expense through medical imposition
and quackery. nclosng postpaid addressed en-.
velope, SINGLE cofns may be had Of the author MA.
THANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings Co., N. 7.
msfch1l-dkvly - - lSffEI' 3 I'lf'E'
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MARKETS.
BURLINGTON, Friday, Dec. 10, :. r.

BURLINGTON, Friday, Dec. 10, r.A.
We have to note very active week in live
stock The B. L NJ. R. R. r. have had all they
could do to bring forward the accommodations
along the line. In addition to three regular
trsine, they have been compelled 70 run from
one to three extra daily,
Receipts for tie week "E io'ooo
Previously reported, I III - $3.50
ia Ia Total to date. -xz -. gs5-., Is ~. "a, S84
The near by hogs, those usually driven in, are
just beginning to meve. and are of better quality
than those coming forward BY rail. Prices con-
tinue firm at from q 60 TO - 90 for hive
weights, and 50 so to IS Is for dressed; the
latter, Tor choice lots, Averaging 15ODa.s
Grain receipts in Chicago are light, with an
active demand for Oats and Rye. Wheat plen-
ty. Salt continues to decline; quoted at "a
We think the bottom has not yet been touched.
and look for still lower figures.
!, Have mo particular IchAngssto note in the
Grain Market here; but little arrived. Spring
wheat suitable for milling, sells for so cents
Winter 80 cents. 5sgan3h.I sNgg So "a
The River still continues comparatively free
from ice. Ferry boat makes trips with about
the same regularity as in Summer time, and live
stock goes forward promptly. Weather mild
SUGAR--1l@l2c; crushed, Isle; refined
white lac; clarified Isle. IVA sroa
,COFFEE-89@S6c sru=Tass s..gsa.'rgsza
MOLAssEs-By the bbl, Reboiled, 40; syr.
40, 80; kegs 81 So Sorghum, 26a3Oc.
= hoo
SALTS, oo@s,s a Y n8IIgIT y
sFRUIT-Raisins, prime, new - be. "a 82oa
BROOMS-N b0@$2 per Dozen. So
| FLOUR Spring, Wholesale $500; Retail $s,-
So; Winter, Wholesale, q, 80; Retail &, 00s rec
! WHEAT-spring, 10000 Winter 7o@-
| soc. ,aTzIIf&AT ,sSElEkaA& ,3TsJ1
s~pyEsass
| BEANS-Sl@ s1, AS per bush.
| -POTATOES--SO to s5c per bush.
| 10ATS-so@ssc firm. fazry7,,h s3a,-yy-r
| TGcS1-. NrAg TT1 II
.S caHSi 90 per dor :'@ 4 ..3eF
| HAY-Timothy, S7@$s. assg9s7 80 ar (.
WOOD2ss so@s4a, .ii,. Ts ,l... 70 s.5t z r
HIDEs-Green, 7c.;; Dry Flint l5o., Green
Sailed Tic firm .ssaz. bad rs. .; aa33 n
GREEN CALF SKINS-7c. salted, Sc.
SHEEP PEETs=so@r 25:-''.s''..'ss'''s' -e'ssr
| WHISKEY-35c-adv ancing.
| LARD-5@6c. per b in Dbl.
DRIED APPLES-4c per 10, nc market;
green do 35@50c per bush. u ~ -sL 81 u
TIMOTHY SEED-$1,3 80 per bush 49,
| HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED--sO cents
bushel. No sale. 81 .g..-.s7.. 49, =
sFLAX- sEED-Nearly all offered is inferior
and dirty An extras,Iot would bring $l,70@
| CORN MEAL--e5c., in great demand. e. so 80
| BACON-Hams, sugar cured, cents;
shoulders 4, side SC. - IL . aiss5 III = sss
| RAGS-2a@Sc per ID. eco, 49, a
| COAL. OlL-S0c per gallon. .,.....s.s.s....esr.
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ere alaa& ag Just Received. $500 = 80,
An elegant assortment Of Ladies', Misses and
Children's Balmorals, Overshoes, and German
Felt Shoes, at very low prices. 'as .3sT9f
4siE ana issW s3; so,T. W, BAaHYDr, -,
d&xtf. L Cor. of Jefferson and Main s.reets y,
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me- AYERS 800
SarSaparilla


FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD
And foe Ne speedy cure Of thu following conpIaats.
Bcrofula and serof1lous Ansctions..ueh
q TImorsS UicsSs, Sores, Eruptionss
Blsias, and all Skin Disesse..
asls..+ OAKLAND, Ind, 9Th JIM. ia
J. G. Arm : CO. Gents: feal Il nv duty Il A..
knowledge what your sarsaparila has done for M
rom It in various ways for years.. Sometimes Il burt
out in Ulcers on my hands md arms scmetipsee 4
turned inward and distressed e the stomach I'VE
yea1 ago broke out my head and nv scaiS
and with sore, which painful and loashscms
beyond description. tssd many medicines and ssvsrsi
se shs Disorder grew .oss Al length 4, vas ss rsoc :.
to read inths Gospel Messenger that you had prepared
an alternative spaxills) for knew from youf rsputs-
III cured s
H. ~ yen adviss in small doees q teaspcuohdl over
month and ussd almost three bottles New and healthy
while I'LL q. Ny skn y now cacaz, and know b my
feelings that the dseese has gone from my system. Ycu
,s ns ss To. e ws.s s rs;s @
and remain over gratefully. Yours, ...-Tf II
g; Aathe.z's Fire. Rose Or Ery:igsla:.
letter anA Salt Rheum, Scald Heaa,
RingWoEms Sore Eyes, DroPsy.
D.. Robert u. Prsbls writes from sAlem, N. T, 12th
Sept, 1859, that he has cured fnveterats Of
DTepy, which threatened to terminate fatally, BY tho
persverng uss q our sarsapara and also dangerous
= crss ~ cSrTroc E,,,t,es, bv = conseonti1
= 1 -. ~. - :.1S.Sw q
. > .. " S ,'.."ue 49,. -
Zebuon Sloan Of Prospect Texas writes: Three Dot.
dee o. your eaz1aparilia cured me from hid
sous swslling On the neck, which had suffered ron
~ TWO ye.s.lEs .--. st-3 q. sas1.te
ASyxxcOrrAoe OF Whieess Overia1 Tum0rs-
Vaoo0kesIOn, Se0AAe Dlsosses.
IT. b. Charming, OF New York City, writes
t cneeriuy comply with the request OF your agentia
IayMg nave nund your sSarsaparh most excellent
..sIatse 70 the numerous compMinu icr which We
"a ~ suen fsmsdy but especially IN feman Dseoss
VI se scto9ious dtasheeis have cured many invetef1
s ssaa .:: :, ssss . The sss
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-I- $50 - ~. :. u .3aEl"g'
tie THE NERVOUS oPBOrH SEXES. Ia Re-
tired Clergyman having been restored toheahin few
days after many Of great Suffering willing
.s others by sending Gree the receipt OF
directed envelope copy Of the prescription used d.
rect 70 the Rey HN n. DAGNALL 1856 Fulton street.
Brooklyn, N 7. ,-ritp-'. r Iiune14-v4m :,
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"Eb'ry one of dem rebels made his own mon.
ey, and dey was berry free wild it, coz dey
know'd it didn't cost muffin. One gentleman
give me five dollars for brackin' his boots, and
tole him he was berry kline; but if it was all de
same to him I'd RAIDER hab dime. BE told me
den was id Yankee Niger, and didn't glib
me nufin.n -.slsHl $3.50
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One Of the walters in the Phoenix Hotel az
Lexington, Kentucky, describes his experience
with tlielrebel officers who tarried there during
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

= :" ---- = ~
Coughs, Colds, 1nhuenza, HoafsenesS,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipfent Con.
sumption, and for the Relief >ps5'
= OF C0ngumptive Patients Tg,
ss-E, .e In advanced Stages y, 5r-rsr -
80. OF the Disease. I,
This rsnsdy % universally known 10 surpaM any
other for the cure Of throat and lung complaints that e
4 useless hss to publish the evidence Of s virtues III
unrivaled excence for coughs and colds and il truly
wonderful OF pulmonary disease, have made Il
known throughout tho civissd nations q The earth.
who have not personal experience q it. Effects
living trophy In their midst Of it, victory over the
A. all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders, and
they know TOO the effects Of this remedy need not
do than to them that IL has now all the viz
tues that IL did have whom making the which have
won % strongly upon the coundence Of mankind.
Prepared By Ds.J. G. AIR g. CO, Lowell, Han.
Sold by E. 4. GAY, Baruneesa.8
J. Reed Co., Chieaeo. and Ill dealers II lfeds1s1
everywhere. iuIyfB-divsow1y :.
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VI dArpsf, JeaeeDon sxesk, Duzmgton, Whsre lAs1h'
German, Swedish and WEIGH Bibles and Tsssaments ma
always be found st one price n n = ~ move.
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ESTRAY oSTEER.

Taken up By Jacob KukeL Dec 10, 1863. id Burne.
ton Township, Des Nones County, Iowa, one estrsy
steer wats with red spou o. hun. about years old
Appraised At So, by Joseph Christ and Frans Mo.er
befJre D. Y. Oyerton, J. P. "a saIs,
,,....f.-s JOHN LAHEE. Clerk Dist. Court
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-12-20
schirrus, Cancer Turn 6rs, Enlargeme MT,
liberation, Carries and 5ExfOliation OF
the ROneR.
Dyspe psia, Heart Disease Fits, Epilsp-
-. q .sy, Mela MchOly, Neural ia. ~ =

y ~ ~ 02C101sC11UNy1 :
Many remarkable cures of these affections have been
made by the Alternative power of this medicine It stimu
lates the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
disorders which would be supposed beyond is
reach. Such remedy long been required by the
cesses of the people, and confident that this will
do for them all tnat medicine do. 80 -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-25
NO. Ii.

Me- the order Of tie Aay fsr NssA,y,
Jan. 20.
An oct TO iseosposs1e the Wahiae-
ton Steam Navigstioa Company, I'D
over until Sat Jan. 10.
An oct to iscosPos.se ths Sesilaceom
Wharf Company. Paassa
On motioa Of Nr. Betty, ths vote
BY which the House refused to pess "a
act to divorce @. w. L. and Estker Al.
len was reconsidered and bill passsA
II. B. No q, House concurred in
Council amendment.
G. G. X. rclaeive to clerical esvosa in
bill. Referred to committee on Jude
iarys
c. B. amendatory to an act to create
and organize the county Of Snohomish.
Passed Jan. 14th and referred to com.
mittee on Counties.
G. B. to amend an act relative to
crimes and punishment, and proceed.
ings in criminal cases. Referred to
committee on Judiciary.
G. B. to regulate practice and pro.
cess in civil actions in District Courts.
Referred as above.
On motion, adjourned.