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New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
ATHIETICs rs. ROSTONs.

PHILADELPHIA, June 26.-Five thousand per-
sons present to witness the game between the Red
Stockings" of Boston and the Athletics Of this city, this
afternoon. Samuel Holly of the Nagaras Of Buffalo was
selected umpire The Athletics the toss and sent
the Reds" to the hat. Each club scored in the first
inning On the second, the Reds Grew blank and the
Athletics scored three. The Reds were then white
washed" the third inning, and the Athletics by bril-
scored four amid great applause On he
fourth inning the Reds scored four, while the Athletics
were whitewashcd." On the nth inning, the Athletics
scored six to blank by the Reds, and on the sixth the
Reds were again white washed" and the Athletics were
equally unlucky Harry Wright took pitchers place in
the seventh inning The Reds made nothing III the
seventh inning and the Athletics scored three. On the
eighth inning, Gould earned three bases Oh splendid
The Athletics made nothing The ninth inning opened
with the score standing II 10 in favor OF the Athletics
The Reds ended their portion OF the inning with another
blank and the Athletics earned three and the game
by the following score:
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

To THE LADIEs.-Now is the time to Tree the
complexion Patches Freeie and Tan By using .i
Morn LoTIoN II Is reliable and harmless
ouly Dr. b. PERRY Dermatologs ~ Bond st, Nesio '
by Druggists eyery~here-
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
HOME NE WIS.
THE WEATHER

THE WEATHER
yYvycp, Ia, Ths, Psr Uind Io1r. Ther. Par. Wrd
lime aGT 0G5 3022 3 W. June 26.-6 7t2 0l3 Z. T.
4, n ana 81 W. 100 ull s.
T8l 3l5 ty, blO SS.N'
REnARKs-June 2G Is70-ThermOmeter At a. M, "a !
3 u. IN, $50; II D. H., 70o.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
tAnnsuueemsOtst
BURNErT's CoCoAINE-The best Hair dressing.
Announcements
A LADY who was %, was taken for IS afte

few weeks Of MAGNOLIA BALM uPon her face Dech
hands perfectly harmless obhterates coarse pmpes n
saownss etc. and the complexion beautiful 80 does
LYoSs K.rnARoS the hair Il tested for twenty years 10
the best hair presrer and dressing in the woTd
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

GRocERs and Family Supply Dealers sci
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

CHEAP Cheap I ! Cheap! s6 yearly. 30
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

The indges Commodore Hi and Nlce-C COmnOdOre
Smith of the Jersey CITY Yacht Club, and h b. Iaght
The Oceanic declared the winner OF the medal in her
class the Jessie and the Comet in the third class
all time allowance The Oceanic, as the first boat ar
riying at the home stake received the challenge cup
The second prize in the third class was Reserved for the
Innan
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS, new and pesu, !,
uf deEgus reliable Watches choice JewelJ sud Sei"AN "
SarIREs " FutoA-sL Hes.York. Diamonds specially
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

lIt "a. 80. 9Th. 5th. 9th 1th 9TH sih Iotas.
Hqtqal;;.'".'... sstqoIS,.,.... 20
Umpire Mr Chapman Eekri Cub Tine Of Game hour 40
First Base by Eror Kekionga times Mutual ues uHs
canned Keong Malal0 Total Errors. kekonga Mutua
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27

An III wind from "ROck Island" blew through
"a last Wednesday and many The wrecks ashore hiss
and Dry Like all ~ winds blew oy gooi ih,t by "a,
hNo1 @e Halter 2l2 Broadway Since that back weta,y 20
o'ose who had he bats tbe terrible erdent have
Parehad re" er Of the great hae Comparatively tspyy
Get a Knor bat-yOu "
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAS HER REHEwEB
eleahses the bead from dsndr1h Give Il trial
New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
BROOKLYN.

Prospect Park was visited by 97,7jG persons
last week.
The Common Council received, yesterday, a
letter from the Community of the City Of stockholm,
Sweden, thanking them for copy Of the City Manual
for 1869.
John COnn0rs will be tried in the Court Of
Oyer and Termner today for the murder Of the saloon
Keeper John Gass, the Eastern District, at No 80
DiYsOn-ave.
Chief of Police Campbell requests that all
persons leaving city and vacang their premises will
send their names and residences to him, that he may
provide against burglars during the Summer months.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-28
Fatal Accident.

On Tuesday, the 18th inst, a severe
and fatal accident occurred at the ma
chine shops adjoining Parsons large
steam saw mill at Ceredo, by which j.
H. Osgood lost his life and S. C. Bar.
tholomew and Levi Hanley were Sc
verely injured They were engaged in
digging a well and putting in what
is called barrel curb-an i'm
msnse curb to keep the well
from caving in-fourteen feet long. 1t
had got fast in the well, which was
twenty-one feet deep, and in their
efforts to get it loose it fell suddenly to
the bottom, killing Osgood and inflict-
ing serious injuries upon the other two
men who were on the inside. Medical
attention was Immediately called, but
after painful existence OF twenty-iour
hours from the time Of the accident,
O-good breathed his last His funeral
was attended by the largest concourse
OF citizens ever turned out in Ceredo on
q similar occasion. He leaves wife
and three children to mourn his un.
timely loss, and bears spotless repu-
tation among his nei ghbors and those
who knew him best. The wounded
men are doing well.-C1b:H County
Press.
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LAUcHLIN BROS. < co.,
NO. 81 MAIN ST, WHEELING, VIVA,
Wholesale Agents for
HOLMES & cos
Fluid EytraCtof Mexican buchu

TINE PUREST AND MOST RELIABLE
Buchu prepared is the Mexican Fluid
Extract Buchu, "a positive and specific
remedy" for nOn-retentlon or incontinence
ofurine, ,irritatiion,i inflammation or uicera-
ton of the bladder, and kidneys, diseases
OF the PROSTATE gland, stone in the bladder.
calculus gravel or brick dust deposit, and
mucuous or milky discharges, and all dis
eases or affections OF the bladder and kid
neys, and dropsicaI swellings existing In
men, women or children, use Holmes d
Cos kluid Extract Buchu.
NOR WEAKNESS ARISING FROM
excesses, habits Of dissipation, early In
discretion or abuse, attended with the fol-
lowing symptoms: Indisposition TO eKer-
ton, loss or power, loss OF memory, dim.
Guilty Of breathing, weak nerves, trembling,
horror OF disease, dimness Of vision, wake
fulness. pain In the back, universal lassi-
tude of the muscular system. hot hands
flushing OF the body, dryness Of the skin,
eruptions on the lace, pallId countenance
These symptoms, II allowed 10 20 on, which
this medicine invariably removes soon fol-
lows impotency, faulty, epileptic fits, In
one OF which the patient may expire. Who
can say that these are not frequently fol-
lowed by those direfui Diseases. InsonifD q nd
Cbasunpfionf Many are aware Of the cause
of their suffering, bat none will confess.
The records Of the Insane Asylum, and the
melancholy deaths by consumption, bear
ample witness 10 the truth OF the assertion.
The constitution once affected with organic
weakness, requires the aid OF medicine To
strengthen and invigorate the system, which
Holmes q Co.'S Fluid Extract Buchu inva-
riably does.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
Perfect PurgatiVe Pills.

perfectly tasteleSs, elegantly coated with
sweet gum, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse
and strengthen. Railways Pills, for the
cure Of all disorders OF the Stomach, Liver,
Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, NervousDlseases,
Headache, Constipation, COstiveness, Indi-
gestion, Dyspepsia, Biliousness. Bilious Fe-
yer, Inflammation OF the Bowels, Piles and
all Derangements OF the Internal Viscera.
Warranted TO effect a positive cure. Purely
Vegetable, containing no mercury, miner
ais, or deleterious drugs.
RS-ObServe the following symptoms re-
sulting from disorders OF the Digestive Or
gans:
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness OF
the blood I'm the Head, Acidity Of the
Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust OF
Food, Fullness or weight in the Stomach,
Sour EructatiOns, Sinking or Fluttering al
the Pit OF the Stomach, Swimming OF the
Head, Hurried and Didicult Breathing,
Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or Suffo-
eating Sensations when I'm lying posture,
Dimness Of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head
Deficiency OF PerspiratiOn, Sellownexs OF
the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Chest,
Limbs, and Sudden FIushes Of Heat, Burn
ing In the Flesh.
A few doses Of Railways Pills will free the
system from all the above named disorders.
Price, % cents per box. Sold by Druggists.
READ FALSE AND TRUE" Send one
letter stamp TO RADWAY d CO., No. 81
Maiden Lane, New York. Information
worth Thousands will be sent you. ie3J
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MINNESOTA.

Railroad Celebration-Snow Storm.
MINNEAPOLIS, November 27.-The
Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad Gel
ebration on Saturday was great sue
cess. General w. D. Washburne, Vice
President OF the road, presided. He
said this was the first railroad that
Minneapolis had built westward. The
Government had made grant OF land
of forty miles for its benefit 1t is now
open to Conver, and will be an outlet
for the lumber market OF Minneapolis,
ard trunk line from St. Louis to
Lake Superior. General Hancock
made speech. Trains will run reg
ularly. beginning to-day.
General o. o. Howard is lecturing in
this vicinity.
The morning the thermometer was
15o below zero in the wind. Frozen
ears and noses are numerous. Another
snow storm is raging on the Northern
Pacific. An engine left Brainard Sat
urday for Oak Lake, about seventy
five miles, and had not returned at 5
o'clock this moraing.
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rom tho Cabell County Press.l
Caredo Mineral Railroad.

We had the pleasure Of meeting the
directors OF this company a few days
ago, in the pleasant village of Ceredo
two miles east Of Catlettsburg. We
found them gentlemen Of wealth and
character, who have secured large
landed and mineral interests up the
Big Sandy river, and are now en-
gagged in the construction OF a narrow
gauge (three feet three inch) railroad
from Ceredo, upon the OHIO river,
through these possessions. 1t is the
intention to extend this road into the
interior about one hundred miles, by
which they penetrate that famous belt
OF coal, iron and timber that extends
from Monongalia county through the
State OF Kentucky, and that reach their
highest perfection within the drainage
OF the Big Sandy and Licking rivers.
This company have made all the ar
rangements for the completion of their
road, and the persons concerned in it
were upon the ground for the purpose
OF directing the survey, that commenced
the day | was at Ceredo, and to facili'
tate the work in every way they can.
The value OF such a work must rank
very high. 1t will be cheap, with prac-
ticable grades, capacity to do an enor-
nous busi aess, and supplying country
whose industrial resources are not only
varied, but 80 extensive as to warrant
the assertion that they are inexhausti-
Bile.
The wealth OF the Big Sandy has
long been known, and we have heard
considerable talk one time and another
about bringing it out into the world
and converting it into money, but this,
we believe, is the initiatory movement
and we are fully convinced that it will
be productive 10 a high degree, and
we most heartily hope up to the
merits Of the gentlemen who are SO
vigorously moving it.
As soon as the surveys are COM
pleted we hope to place before our
readers other facts Of interest touching
this project and the country through
which it is proposed to pass.
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PHILADELPHIA.
for the Reception OF
the Grand Duke.

Preparations Tor the Reception OF
the Grand Duke.
PHILADELPHIA, November 27.-The
committee of Arrangements for the re-
reception OF the Grand Duke, held q
meeting this morning to complete the
arrangements. The Grand Duke will
leave New York on a special train, on
Sunday evening next, and arrive at the
Central Hotel at eleven o'clock. Mon
day will be spent in a drive through
the principal streets, after which COLA
tion will be served at the park and
military review will be held the party
will then visit the navy yard and
take trip to League Island for the
purpose of inspecting the monitors.
The Grand Duke will spend but
twenty.four hours in this city, conse-
quently the grand ball is fixed for Mon
day night A letter has been sent to
the Russian Admiral requesting him 10
permit such officers of the fleet as can
be spared to accompany the special
train on Sunday evening and become
the guests of the city during the brief
visit OF the Duke.
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EElTHER REPORT.
Probabilities.

'RiSGroS, ! P. NJ. November 81.
-'ss;s northwest winds will pr6-
1:h tonight and veer to the
e'ad IN the Middle and Eastern
: y Tuesday noon. Pleasant
~a!;sValls in the South Atlantic
I'D sn area OF low barometer
's .''eIt west Of the Mississippi,
AN! and threatening weather
~! 5a'' to the Blue Ridge. Par
s'liy weather and light winds
I9a the lakes. Cautionary sig
S.l'ne at Norfolk, Cape May,
.H' and New London. The sig,
"a "a reports snow this afternoon
a. LAO sOd Corinne, sleeting at
-: "lal Rochester, and showing at
r'ril ,,,t Kansas, at 5 o'clock P.
.,.,.s ~ ~, Washington at S P. NJ.
r.!' %3'' vas clearing up, with west
,'' =. si a velocity OF forty.five
.. -. a0OF, thermometer IL s degrees
; NV ~ a iaII since yesterday even.
b; = =. degrees. At Duluth, at Z
=. T' ~ a. NJ, the thermometer in.
! g.. ~ Gesrees below zero. The
4ss9 Ss'f' aas fallen 80 degrees in
er". w. n9afs at Memphis, and at
Elm. mas fallen "a degrees in the
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NEW ORLEANS.
sporting Matters.

I'll T
/ -kASS, November 27.-The
:, aug Of the Metairie Jockey
,ss Tnc'Og u, on Saturday, will be
,s,,3 'Ae course has been greatly
l. ~ a new feature will be the
!. s'P-s chase on Thursday next.
ls,,.s,a'e ,,.,;, a'e in fine condition.
&rSo~ssaa prepared BY the city at
<aIo' J., mat the city is involved
~ ~;1 I,S % Ii the extent Of 81 ,O5O, 100,
eexSs S,2Sl has been rendered
*SrsnT.e e}iy, ny, but are on appeal to
ss~iI ,.s CoTnrt, S,T1 and suits involving
2 ''lIl pending against the
ssJJ J'Sd % jnry reported a true bill
u. n: West, editor Of the New
,sna ~ !. accused Of libel, which
y B " I'm 10 the Indictment as fol.
SHniibss sC1Ilusion between the Gov.
: oqt Judge Judge of the Eighth Dis.
~ he ..;I %;Ieanlng a. and intending
., jnsald iald Henry c. Dibble, then
s2add, dd,ags d.sO Of the Eighth Distric,
Sae Va. afondelet .a d street broker,
Sa 10 ou"'i! sSladled out Of $75, 600
~ bs,sssss' ssss''o1 ,, that the swag wal
y, I,is lions share the 00''rn0'
= a s''a., . cOlored, was danger
"'aa, Nc. : man named Ambrose
wife the quarrel srose.
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The San Juan Territorial Lima Dic.
0culty

between the governments of the United
States and Great Britain. He will be
officially informed as to the relative
claims OF the parties by official infor.
nation from Washington and London
which will be placed in his hands on
the 10th, Of December. -
The Fisk-stoke es- Mansfield Case
came up again in the Su preme Court
to-day. After a short argument il
was adjourned till tomorrow, when it
is set down for peremp,ory hearing
Bowling Green Saving Bank.
The Receiver of the Bowling Green
Saving Bank will present his report OF
the condition of the Bank to depositors
at a meeting to be held on Wednesday
next. 8 .
More Arrests Appreciated.
The City Hall and Court House was
thronged to-day with politicians and
officeholders. Rumors prevailed to-day
that warrants of arrest were being pre-
pared, upon complaint of the Bureau of
Municipal Correction, for the apprehen.
sion Of Peter B. Sweeney, Mayor Hall
and the City Chamberlain. The arrest
Of Sweeney will, it is said, be the result
Of the investigation of Jackson Shultz,
into the affairs of the Nassau Bank,
from which it would appear large sums
were from time to time deposited in the
said bank to the credit OF Sweeney at
the same time that moneys were being
deposited for Tweed in the Broadway
Bank, and that these moneys were really
for the benefit of Peter B. Sweeney.
Charles OGorman, when sought for
information, positively refused to give
any whatever on the subject.
The preparations for the Grand Dukes
ball, in the Academy Of Music on
Wednesday night, are upon a grand
scale Of magnifcence.
Instantly Killed.
Patrick Ryan fell today from an
elevator at the corner of Jerome and
Furman streets, Brooklyn, and was
instantly killed.
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WASHINGTON.
South Carolina.

South Carolina.
WASHINGTON, November 27.-Private
letters from a well known South Caro-
lima politician say the reputation feel
ing is dying out in that State, even
among the Democrats.
Cotton.
Allowing the consumption for the
present year to lie the same as last
year, viz, 10000 bales per week for
the United States and Europe, il
would require 6,240,OO0 bales, leaving
US stock on hand September 80, 1872,
of $4,000 bales. 1t is scarcely fair,
however, to presume that the con-
sumption per week will reach the
amount.
Suicide OF an Assistant Assessor.
A dispatch received by the Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue this morn
ing states that F. Myer, late Assistant
Assessor in Texas, has committed sui
eide in consequence OF the lear that he
would be arrested for collecting and
embezzling State funds.
Assistant Surgeon Mckee has been
ordered to the New York naval hos
pital.
Appointments.
The following appointments have
been made: NJ. C. Hart, storekeeper !;
A. I. Bishop, Charles HENDERSON, in
spectors; j. ]. OBrien, weisher; S. J.
Barr, Daniel C. Bishop and John B.
Deckley, clerks, all in the New York
Custom House. Richard Fleming, L.
Vsnderpool and Robert H. McLemore,
inspectors, and H. G. Penniman, store.
keeper in the New Orleans Custom
House.
The Ways and Means sChairmanship.
The following is a special to the
Evening Post; Many Western Repre-
sentatives here are confident that
Speaker Blaine will give the chairman
ship Of the Ways and Means committee
to Ohio, and that either General Gar
field or Mr.. Shellabarger will be Sc
lected. Some of the New York men,
bers desire to have Mr.. Wheeler
appointed. Pennsylvanians are still
working for Judge Mills.
Foster BiOdgett,
who was recently indicted at Atlanta
for misappropriation Of the Georgia
State road funds, is en- route for Wash
ingtou, intending to contest the seat Of
Senator Norwood when Congress assem-
bles. Mr.. Blodgett was here all last
winter and during the special session,
but his claims were not admitted by the
Republicans in the Senate. az
The over issue of bonds made by ex.
Governor Bullock 10 the Brunswick and
Albany railroad has been returned to
the State Treasurer. They had been
turned over to Mr.. K;mball by Govern.
or Bullock, and were hypothecated by
the former gentleman.
Treasury Balances.
The following are the Treasury bal
ances at the close of business today:
Currency, Sc, SGT ,09l. 35; coin, S93, ,4l6,-
S5S. .62, of which $50, ,527, 900 axe in coin
certificates.
PrOsser Exonerated.
The Postoffice Department decides to
exonerate Postmaster Prosser, Of Nash
vile, on the ground that his offense
was committed after the expiration of
his term Of office as a member OF Con-
gress.
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MEMPHIS.
Proposed Reduction OF Salaries
Supposed Foul Play.


Supposed Foul Play.
MEMPHIS, November 27.--A bill was
introduced in the Legislature a few
days ago to reduce the salaries OF all
county officials to $4,000 per annum,
which creates considerable exciteme mt
throughout the State. In this county
alone same ofthe offices are worth from
$4,000 to $4,000.
John A. Meyer, a gunsmith, was
found dead yesterday in the country, a
few miles from this city, whittier he
had gone to hunt. The back part OF
his head was shot away, and his skull
broken in several places by blows from
some blunt instrument. The deed was
evidently done by negroes, whose OBJ
ject was robbery, as his gun, a valuable
one, was carried off and his pockets
rifled. The police are on the track OF
the murderers.
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PIQUA.
Locks Damag ged-Navigat Closed.

Locks Danage Closed.
PIQUA, O, November 27.-Lock No.
>, at Lockport, on the Miami canal,
three miles above here, gave way Sun
day morning, both walls falling in.
Thi closes navigation for the season.
The repairs will commence Immediately
and it will take a month to complete
them, and by that time freezing will have
set in There are great many boats
loaded for the South above this lock
that will have to remain until tempo
rary repairs are made.
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CINCINNATI.
Sudden Death-PareP" hess.

Sudden Death-Parep" kose.
CINCINNATI, November Wv m.
Garrett twelve years Of age was run
over bv a train on Smith street cross
inc, this evening and killed.
A German printer named Lstner'
,,o,sd at the Courier office, was taken
s%T :u :, T;s case and died within twenty
N minutes. Cause not known. .,
Ps,spa Rosa Opera Troupe opened
a, Pixies tonight to m lmmeo'1 a....r. .u.,
snce The reception was very n..sa. - !.
snee' enc Herself and other members Of sns
.nH. LIN. we're called ont sevsrs tlmea
during the evening.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Catholic Church Bnrned.

PORTSMOUTH, November 2I.-St.
Mary's Catholic Church in this city
was burned to the ground shortly after
midnight last night, and the residence
OF Father Walsh. the pastor, which was
connected with the church, entirely
consumed. The church was wooden
edi6ce, with q light spire, and burned
quickly. The loss is about go, 600. on
which it isrepor.ed there is an insurance
Of $4,000. The Ere ID supposed to have
been the work Of an incsndiary.
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ST. PAUL.
Seriously Isjured-The Weather.

Seriously InJured-The WeatheF.
ST.. PAUL, November 27.-Peter LIE.
carre, conductor on a freight train on
the St. Paul and Pacific railroad, was
fatally hurt this NOR ming, getting
caught between the engine and car. His
arm was broken and he received
serious internal iDj juries.
The thermometer at A. N. to-day
at St. Paul and Duluth was l2' below
zero, and at Braiuard Junction 25' be-
low.
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FIRES.

LAGRANGE. No, November "a
kerosene lamp exploded this evening
in large millinery establishment owned
by Mrs. r. n. Blackwood, destroying
. valuable stock OF goods.
ClxerHHAfr. November 27.-John
Kaufman 4 Cos brewery, Vine street,
was partially destroyed by fire this
afernoon. Damage to stock and build
ing $l0,000. -la- ""
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LOUISVILLE.
Escape Of Prisoners.

LOUISVILLE, November 27. - At
Franklin, Jansen county. Indiana, Sat-
urday night, while four prisoners were
receiving their supper. they overpow-
cred the jailor, locking him up, and
escaped. One named Jones was re.
taken, but the others escaped.
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IOWA.

BURLINGTON, November 27.-Cold
and sleeting. River full OF floating ice.
The first regular trains commenced
rnnning on the Toledo, Peoria and
Warsaw railroad, which has just been
completed to this city, last evening,
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Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Dia-
betes, Dropsy, Stoppage OF Water Inconti-
nence OF Urine, Bright's Disease, Albumin
uria, and in all cases where there are brick
dust deposits, or the water Is thick. cloudy,
mixed with substances like the white OF an
egg, or threads like white silk, or there In a
morbid, dark, bilious appearance, and white
bone dust deposits, and when there is a
pricking, burning sensation when passing
water, and pain In the small OF the back
and along the lOinS