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in California, and the only one now advertising
who has received regular medical education,
which is requisite for the successful treatment Of
diseases Because of his unparalleled success
there have sprung, from time to time. into exist
ence i,rrostors, without character education,
who. BY Boosting have managed to deceive the I'M
wary sufferer into the belief that they respect
able and scientific men In SO doing, the have
scattered broadcast their nostrums among the hon.
est and unsuspectng, to the destruction of health
and in some cases life itself Beware of them as
you would Of the Upas tree, for they are as des-
tructive. DR.. Youngs Office is at ISL CLAY ST.,
opposite the southwest corner Of the Plaza.
With regard to remuneration, Ten indispensable
preliminary between patient and prescrbcr, and
which no f'stidiousness or false delicacy should
set aside DR.. Young hcgs respectfully to state to
those wishing to consult him, that in ordinary in
stances the usual fee is expected as by other prac
ttioncrs but where patients seek to enrust their
cases to his entire management. he takes this OPP
portunty of exprcssin his readiness to name IL
specific consideration to conduct the case for
dcterminac period, or to successful issue, where
by the invalid is at once appraised of the extent CT
the expense to he incurred, and the physician
cured the punctual attendance of his patient, which
the golden toll often dctcrs beyond the second or
third interview, and which arrangement DIR. Young
wifi be happy to apportion according to the
purse of the patient, as may be agreed upon ut the
first interview.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients resid n in any part of the State. how
ever distant. who may desire the opinion and adj
vice of DR.. Young on their respective cases, and
who think proper to submit n written statement of
such, in preference to holding apcrsonal interview,
are respectfully assured that their communications
will be held most sacred. Dr. Young takes this
opportunity Of observing that all letters are only
opened and replied to by himself, and the latter
promptly as possible.
If the be fully and candidly described per.
sonal communication will be superseded. MS in
strucons for diet. regimen and the general treat
ment of the case itself, Oncludng the rcmcdies,)
will he forwarded without delay. and in such II
manner as to convey no idea of the letter parcel
so transmitted.
Consultation gratis. j. c. YOUNG, NJ. u.
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name in any manner connected with the Express
Business, Of Agency, Of Wells, Fargo Co.
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W. Civil action.
William Pumphry, nect.

ToWLeiAA PcxPaay, Defendant: You are here
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tied court, to recover Tie sln q eas hundred dol
lars for the purchase of one yeks Il ossa, about
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W.T..
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Private Medical ONCE and Hospital
ISL CLAY STREET

Opposite southwest corner of the Plaza,
SAN FRANCISCO.
DIR. J. G. YOUNG.
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nA. he best purifier Of ;hs blood is I,all'ss :.
saParilla.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-04-18

THURSDAY EVENING, April Is.
FLoUR-Received9 liz brls. Market dull and
heavy, The only sale reported was 800 brls 'sVoI-
canon Winter superfine at $3.50 delivered.
>WHEA n 1851 bq. Market declined
at 81 al5t; lsoo bu fresh receipts No. Spring at
$lls 700 bu winter receipts do at g. l6; 1000 bu
slO5; 400 bu do at s0l 5000 bu do at ST o3 ioO0bu
sl0O1l; 1000 bu do at sl.OG 400 bu fresh receipts
jected Spring at s5c 400 bu do at Seal in store
CORN-Receiyed, S4,OS5 blu. Opened duh, but
closed firmer. Sales were: 10000 bu High Mixed
Canal nearly Yellow, at Sic afiOat; 800 blu Mixed
at 4sc afloa; 5000 blu do at 4sc afloat; 4, 600 bu
Mixed fresh RECEIPTS at 47c; 1000 Blu do at 471ac;
s ~ % ~ bu tsscf fress
So; go ~ do g storage at se@al in store; Ell SO
oATs-Receiyed L, 4sO bn. Quiet but firm
Sales 5000 bu No fresh receipts at soc in store;
1000 bu do winter receipts at SIC in store.
RYE-Received ,S5S blu. Market dull and droop-
ing. Sales 800 bu No. l fresh receipts at 75c in
store: l5' bags by sample at 7sc on track.
@ see1 saie we asote Green nd Country
Dry Sailed l4tel5c; Dry Flint l7a1sc. ~, =
EGGsLSteady, with light supply at S@9c per
BUTrER-Marketa trile easier at N@2% for
Dairy and l5@lsc for fair to good Firkin.
PoULrRf-Chickens quiet and steady at Sl25
81 81 per b. b. ~ la'n'' more a'''se a'''ss g
forAToEs- Quiet and lower at e5@S5c per bu
bu Peach Blows atssc 4ocbm CHOICE Neshann anne
at SOC delivered.
ONIONS scarce and firm. Sales brls Top
TIMOTHY SEED-Quiet. Sales II bu at sl.55
30 bags at Sl.5O.
Glover sEEp-Dull and heavy. Sales were: s
FLhxsEED-In limited demand. Sales 5Obu at
| S2.75; 10 bags at 1925. $50
GkooEk3Hst and STEADY We quote
Ssshs eG caba New York k0f cus k,sa
a. M ?N sM sr ke %h xeet c %etts Ge
@l4}4c; New York Yellow b. l3l4@l4c; New York
sErIRio. sssal44 C; o. G. Java, 4o@42.
MoLAssEs-New York Syrups, 56ea7Oc; Portland
Syrup. 3iea3sc; Belcher's Sugar House, 54@58c;
Bel Belchers Golden Syrup, 5s@Soc; Belcher'sAmbeI
sP1chs- cassia, 5aa55c; Gloves, 42@45c Pimento
SIS peppeG s sdifted 'l@sSc Nntmegs; $1,000
RIoE-East India, SIC; Patna, 5000.
IEAsL :! extra, sl:4og1 IS; Imperial
ane and Pngsasy H. s chaise M 81
long, sl15@Ll5; Common do sOgsoc; Young Hy-
OiIgThe market is. dull and heavy. We
quote: Prime Carbon 42l &c; common to good do
;:eios; Iinseed, raw, q Sol % do boiled sl 76@
81 issi is: Bank 81 Is; Straits 81 IS; Chicago g
| Lard Oil 9Oc; Cincinnati do 81; Deordorized Bon
Frsm-We quote: No. l White Fish, half bbls
81 1905 90: No. Q do half bbls 81 5O@s4 IS; No
Trout, half bbls si75a5 90; No. Mackerel hall
bbls; IS se@7 o No. do half bbls. ss2 3; No
Picked Herring fb Dbl, s. 5o@65o.
| FRU1T-Q uotatfons are as follows: Green Ap-
6s4c; IMPAIRED Peaches, 9149lOc; Pared do l6@l9c;
BIackberrieS l7t0ls; Raspberries, ;'0(aS2c Dram
ges, q box, s. 1906 90 Lemons. q box. s. .; Raj
Eastern Dried Apples at CSC; II bbls IMPAIRED
Peaches, quarters at ssc; 81 bbls. do halves, l0c
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BULLS HAD Monday, April 1.-THE great
tngin Forty buIth street. with about 500 he'd
With but sS sss q nod 8.
very mean ones - last week. The price was very
H s,ns ss The ogsnng and
ing price was hgher for stock tSsn it
Our opinion is that the dsrenos npo m tse S
YVES not much Per pound, but the quality not as
good. The medium and lower grades are GER
We guess they are half cent pound net lower
BILE is that butchers bought their stock 50 hish
whole, and came into market this morning De.
termined to buy lower, or not at all and ali who
were not Obliged to buy TO M contracts keep
prices Of all but the very first quality. and sellers
a sa mat hs ms aaality has not sold as we'll
sale H-day is not as large as 1t was last Monday,
and Messrs. Starr & Reed have taken q iarrer
which averaged 400 MS on the scales of the heS{
that could be selected, and better than any con-
tIactor eyer mas OF ever win furnish. They were
except one drove at &c p h. on the scales. This
that average s b. There were also about s,se a6
left very small stock for the butchers. and al.
though this was well known in the afternoon it
uIu my eltsGt the trade, which continued dull
and at decided lower rates than at the same hour
last Monday. We hear of about 400 head to ar
rive, which added to the number left over to-day
Will make a fair supply tomorrow, and as butch
ers have held back to-day the statesmen hope the
price toward the close will be as good or better
than at the opening of the market. The state OF
the market today indicates pretty plainly that
we nave seen the highest point. The range is
from to l2c. 2 p. for the net weight of meat
seller sinking ofal, and the great bulk is at lO@
lie. q ID; very few higher and none but very
rough ones as low as Sc q b, and but few at that
The Sheep market is better than last week: the
best sheep are selling to-day at lOc a h live
weight. Hogs OF real good quality are scarce and
selling nearly up to &c. q b 1--we weight. while
thousands of poor ones sell at 4z(h5c a b. III
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household at one time a. these unhappy
people are now compelled to bear. The
Conversation of the afflicted father was
heart breaking, his appeals to Heaven for
death to interpose and end his distress be-
ing constantly intermingled with ejacula-
ti6ns respecting the guilt of his son, and
the misery experienced by himself at the
thought Ofhaving such return for his en-
deavOrs to train up that son to q life of in
tegrity and usefulness.
The condition of the remaining members
Of the family at last accounts was quite
critical, the physicians not considering
either of the three as being out of danger.
Boston JOasy,,0k. 9th.
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DEATH OF A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Jen-
kins, of Deertield, N. H., died on the 18th
ult., having reached the age of one hundred
and four years on the 18th of January last.
She was born amid the scenes OF the old
French war, in the early part of the year in
which Quebec fell into the hands of the
English. She remembered distinctly the
events of the Revolution, the war Of 1872,
and the Mexican war, and died amid the
startling events of the greatest war in the
history of man.
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THE END OF THE WoRLD.-The date of
the end of the world is satisfactorily fixed
for the year 1886. There is an ancient pre-
dicton, repeated by Nostradamus in his
Centuries" which says that st. George
shall cruelty. the Lord, when st. Mark
shall raise Him, and st. John shall assist
His ascension, the end of the world shall
come. In the year 1886 it will happen that
Good Friday falls on st. Georges day,
Easter Sunday on st. Marks day, and Ho-
ly Thursday, or Ascension day, will be al
80 the feast of st. John the Baptist.-New
York Post
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Chicago Live Stock and ProyisiOn Mar
ketS. .sLtaI 1870 -

sheep averaging 100 fbs at s7.25.
DRESSED Hostile season for Dressed Hogs
is over. but there are few still arriving Several
small lots sold to-day at $50 and $780, dividing
on 200 lbs. -" 80
PROvIsIoNs-Nfarket quiet and without mate
rial alteration. Sales were: 80 brls heavy Coun-
SIC loose; 80 brls do at 400 tierces steam Lard
at 9I%c :
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Treason i'm PennsyIvania.

We copy from the Philadelphia Press
startling story. The officers Of the law in
that State have brought to light a conspira-
Gy IN the strong CoPPerhead county Of
kidnap the President and 0veytbrOW the Co..
erpment. OF these strange and alarming
developements, the Press says: $50.
When We read the narrative of the re-
porter it was with hope that the evidence
would relieve us from the terrible impress
sion that it conveyed, but no one can read
the plain and scircumstantial account of
Mr.. Lyon without alarm and modification.
We are introduce to an organization which
meets in barns, with signs, passwords and
grips, evidently acting in communication
witha higher power, protesting to have ASSOC
Citations in all parts of the country, and hay-
ing for its avowed object the abduction of
the President, armed resistance to the law
and the overthrow of the Government
e. - b. n s.. ~
This arrest is a painful thing to us as
Pennsylvanians, but it is a warning to us
as Americans. We have so often warned
and implored the peOple-we have so fire.
quently exposed the danger and begged
them to prepare-we have so often shown
the criminality and treachery of these men,
that any further reference to it becomes the
weary repetition of twice-told tale. This
morning we give the facts. Citizens, the
time has come to mark these enemies of the
country, who meet in barns and hidden
places to counsel anarchy and rebellion
This spirit Of crime is not confined to the
barns in Berks county It ascends into
loftier places, controls council chambers,
and drags Justice from many an executive
chair. 1t now.ereeps into secret halls, and
deliberates Like pirates in a cave, or assas-
sins in an ambush. Mr.. Huber may have
made mistake when he spoke of million
OF men joining in his mysterious organiza-
ton, or the words may have been the en-
couragement of aleader to his partisans.-
But the defiance he manifested, and the
success he obtained, show that he is the
representative, or the instrument, of a
mightier organization. That organization
must be overthrow before we can contem-
plate peace and triumph. Let us take a
warning from the developments of this
morning, and do our part i'll this just and
loyal duty.
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AN UNLoOKKDFORWI WITNESS, the 9th of
February last letter addressed to the Rev.
j. hlliott II. Thompson, Shanghai. China. was
deposited in the post office in this CITY: Not
having stamps affixed of sufficient amount
t0cOver the postage, the letter was returned
10 the General Post Office with view to
have it sent back to the writer, who nroved
70 be Lit. l. M. Garland, AID New York
Vols. Tho letter contained the expression
otastate of feeling towards the government
and in relation to the rebellion. so wholly
Incompatible with his position as an Off
Ger, that he has been dishonorably dismiss
I'D tho service. In the letter. Garland in
forms his reverend friend ''that the princi-
pies and hearts Of the Administration are
blacker than the niggers they are fighting
for." He says he stays in the service be-
csnse, 'haying been transferred to the am
huiance corps, he will prevented from CON-
ing in actual contact with the South, while
he will be enabled during an action, to
lender the same assistance to the other
SIDE rs to own own men," ''Tears ran down
MS cheeks wherrhe saw Fredericksburg
bombarded, and at Antietam che had the
pleasure of bringing from the field a large
humber of COntoderates, among them some
oi ms old friends, who were cared for
anu from some Of whom he has since
heard.n
. The order of the Adjutant General dis
missing him, says sit is difficult to con.
e,eve ola position of deeper dishonor, than
daat in which this officer has placed him
sell, by the treacherous cOncealmant of his
sentiments from the Government, whose
confidence he has enjoyed and upon whose
treasury he IL living" lsf
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MARRIED.
DIED

In this City, on the 18th inst, RosALTA, wife OF
r q. RANKIN, aged rs years.
Last night, at O'Clock, Dr.. F.. HEIsE, aged A
years. 3I; stu ,4 Il
On Wednesday evening, of Typhoid Fever,
Mr. A. Nj. DERRY, in the 4d year OF his age.
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IL JOY, BUILDER AND MANU-
lI. FACTURER OF
| Sash, Doors, Blinds ;.

ERUIT & ORNAMENTAL TREES
II have on hand q splendid lot of Fruit and
Ornamental Trees, which will sell very low for
cash, or will exchange for grain, horses, cows,
young cattle or hogs, on liberal terms, at the old
Plank Road Nursery. DAVID LEONARD,
octl5-dsW&wtmayl. Burlington, Iowa.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-04-18

DOR SALE.--21 Acres of Land one
IL half mile from City limits, frame house,
good bearing orchard, and fine view of the City
known as the Mckinley property, will be sold at
a price to suit the times. Apply to
~ HENRY X. EADS
aprl3-d&w1ms On the prem ises.
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GEORGE H. LANE, 81 H.
OAttorney ut Law and Notary Public
IA COLLECTING AGENT 70

BOUNIY q PENHIONAGENT,E XAMLNER
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Ihaye the only abstracts of Real Estate Titles
ever compiled In Des Moines County. Ny facil-
tiles for correctly examining titles are superior
to those of any other person here engaged In the
business. Office No. 81 Washington street.
aprl5-d&Wtf TT = 80.
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re- David Grimes, Esq, of this city, sold
a brown horse, raised by John Pierson,
Esq, Tuesday, for 81, 900 cash in hand. He
is six years old and faSt. 30 qusfsosg
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Bilious Disorders Liver Complaints.
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NHE WAGNER OF THE AL.
Il LEGHANIES. A poem of the days of TO-
BY 1. Is. Read. Just received at
marco, n go (ORSE,S
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BOOKS.

THE POETS JOURNAL.---A col.
Il lection of Poems-by Bayard Taylor
mar3O. 4 Just reed at CORSES