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lished very interesting little work entitled
\ The ART OF LOVE, (or Lessons for

G LOVE IN MANY SHAPES Just pub
E\& The ART OF LOVE-, Cor Lesson. onsI for
70 - Lovers,) from the celebrated writings Of
engraviDgs Contents.-The Art Of Love-Court Of owe
Remedy for Love, SC sc &c. The first part contains the
rules which the author lays down for Young men to follow i
her and the second teaches the ladies how to make
themselves beloved.
The opinion Of The Press-The art of love-ws have
glanced over this little book aud think the edition
have yet 1t from the coarse expressions and
superluou matter of the original though admit it
excuse will doubt be bgh, interesting TO all .ho read
IL Price fifty cents copyFor sale at the book No.
House. % lm-
ID ALLs-BALLs-To let large Room with all the cos-
ID veniencss for holding Dancing school and Pubc-for
which purpose be occupied for eight or ten years II
situated in the 18th Ward Of Houston and Anen St
For further PARTICULARS inquire the premises oOlw
CHEAP FUEL..-Brohen and Screened and Egg, 81 50
ehsrd Coal equal to any sold the city FOR sale at l5s
Monroe street. between Rutgers and Jefferson Purchasers
would do well to leave their ordersi Immediately the
Those who purchase ow~ii Implied during the wnsss
at the same price si7-lm.
UNITED STATES ARMY
VIZ ANTEDFor the United States Army, few able
w died Men between the ages Of Is and IS years. whom
good pay atons and clothing will be given Also few Ia
month"; clhahng particulars apply at the s-
sis Inn
INDIA RUBBER sHOEs-A large assortment Of Rubber
Shoes, mems womens and childens, plain and figured
constantly for SALE low prices, for Southern and
Western purchasers inv ted TO call.
o7lm- JOS. KNOWLES, Ne. llS Maiden lase.
TOHN T. GOLDSMITH DRAPER TAILOR, 1871 Will
liam street begs respectfully TO call the attention Of The
public TO his Fashionable Establishment
The superior facilities long experience and critical know
ledge which he possesses has induced him to abandon ths
tque uage in cutting Sc and adopt method Of his own,
by which he enabled TO furnish his customers the electro
magnetic principle despatch with articles Of
beauty of Re &c. and At the time, with dae conser
alton Of the dimensions Of that plus ultra Of geneman
pocket-his purse o2lns
No THE CHEAPEAT -re
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S1ERlDAN, Depeyster, 10 10
o 6. wAsRe I S['RHP sldrsdss, IS IS IS
5. AMERICA, Bsrstow, 7
GARRICK, Palmer. Is 13 Is
Thess ships all of the first Glass; ably
with elegant accommodations for Passengers The price
from New York to Liverpool fixed s4o and from
Liverpool to New York at IS guneas including Wines stores
and bedding Neither the captains will be response
Die for letters parcels packages unless regular bills Of
Agents for ships Oxford North America Europe Columbus
South America, England. Orpheus. and Cambridge,
G. N M3RsHt al, Or O. South ST. N. York.
Barring, BROTHERs'& CO, Liz pool.
Agents for ships Weschester virgnisn, Sheffield and Uni
ROBERT KERMIT, IS South st, New York.
Agents for ships Shakespeare, Independence, Roseoe and
allINNELL, MINTURN 4 CO.,
wrLDEs, PICKERsKILL CO., Liverpool
Agents for ships Roscfus, Sddons Sherda and Garrck.
=. X. COLLINS CO. 90 South St, N. York.
WIN JAS BROWN CO., Liverpool.
SAoS NEW Jacket ARRANGEMENT-Passge
EEAIRfor savannah-Reguiar Line-To sail punctuaiiJ
Brig AUGUSTA, 4. H. Sherwood, master, 80 ton,
EXCEL, f. Sherwood do 400 do.
SAVANNAH A. Hubbard, do 45o do.
MADISON. W. Buckley, do 400 do.
wM. TAYLOR, Hsey, do 400 do.
The above first class coppered and copper fastened
hey have very and superior accommodations for
ssa depend pon h e tie On
day For passage either in cabin seege, apply board
wv y ''''' RAwsoN & MeMURRAY,
sep241 Of Pine and South ,s
SE5a- FOR HAvRE.-The superior French brig ADoL-
f PILE. Captain Fouillot. Has the major part Of her
s6 cargo going board, and will be promptly dispatch.
ed F9 SoTD E Building os
xAx FOR LoNDoN-Pscket Of the Goth Oet-Ihe
5, s1 and gss.r s s . %
regular day Her for cabin and steerae
Intending embark should make immediate application on
boerd' foot Of Maiden Hk .Ss; or 10 NeMuRRAy.
corner Of Pise and South streets.
oily at 1877 South street.
xFS- FOR NEW ORLEANs-To sail the 10th
H ocL-The splendid first class eopPered and copper
clear as above Her for cabin second cabin
and seerage passengers well worthy the attention OF
intending 10 embark and terms moderate Asa numb
on 0''''' ''e' '' : r. RAwsoN & McMuRRAY,
OF Pine aud South streets
The splendid ar, class packet ship 0eorgiana, Captni
sons will succeed the Byron, TO sail 2oth October,
xSx FOR CHARLEsToN-Firs vessel.-The supe-
Skk2& Ship CABOT, Capt Summers, viii sail for the
above port on the 10th inst, being the first vessel
Her accommodations for IN The cabin I'd cab"
Apply on board at Elsphan! Wssrs Per y, u, or
olAy Pine and South streets. or LOT South st.
-. BROWN's FALL STYLE OF HATs-On hand
and constantly manufacturing elesan, assortment OF
- his msch admired Hats Of the latest Fall Fashion.
Also very large assortment Of Fur Muns from the lowest
price costly together with extensive assortment
eentemens cloth and Cur caps Ycaths and ehdrens cloth
and velvet csP all Of which are offered on the most
termt BROWN, l1e Chatham street,
slasm- Opposite Roosevelt, st
ONE PRICE HAT STORE.
- NEW FAsHION-BR0wN cos, style Of
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DESIRABLE PRIVATE BOARDING.-A respectable
II English family having two handsomely furnished bed
rooms unoceurea DESTROYS Of receiving single gentle
men as ooarders breakfas tea and dinner Sdays Any
commodacns viii find them possess all the advantages and
comforts els private home. Please to s Greenwich
street between Canal and Spring Of the
hrst respectabllity M euu aupa tf
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AIR CUTT1N0-The undersigned respectfully solicits
the attention Of the citizens OF New York aud strangers
to his superior method and peculiar style, rsans in this
place from the usual puneries" Of the ra for tangible
proofs OF his skill in rendering CONNIE II faus" human
head divine he be leave Il refer his friends and
customers. FRANCIS q. BOYLE, No. So fearl at
ol4-lm. adiciniug The Pearl .,ree, pou.e
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xSx FOR CHARLEsTON-First vessel.-The sspe
Mf rior class coppered and copper fastened Packe
an6S Ship CABOT, Capt. Summers, will sail for tn
above port the 10th inst, being the first vessel
accommodations for in the cabin, I'd eab
Apply board at Elephant Wharf, Pier a. e. r. or to
RAwsON McMURRAY,
clay corner Pine e South streets. l67 South at
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NOAL! COAL.-As cheap the cheapest GOOD as the
- best Yard 50s Washington street. near Spring Prices
Of coal for few days longer Delivered free ofcarage
cnat Io..Ll..
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As gsgyl RS
FOR THE IOWA PATRIOT.

K. Motif, P. M. Lexington V. B. 90. 4. T.
Hcn1an r. Graves, Bentonsport Van Buren,
Co, /. t.
9 s. Shanklin, Mount Pleasant, !. t.
Isaac Beeler, Towards Settlement, Lee Co
John ]. Smith, Esq, Henry Co.
Hawkins Taylor Esq, Wcstpoint, Lee Co.
). NJ Edwards, Denmark, Lee co. /. T.
William Barrows, Rockingham, |. T.
J. G. R. Mitchell, Esq, Davenport, /. 7.
Fry B. Hazeltine, Esq, Keosauqua, Co. q. T
D. D. II. Sway, Esq. Pennington, /. T.
Henry Emo, Esq. and Dr.. Walker of For,
Madison. |. T
Howlani & Brady, Bloomington |. T.
Jas. NJ. Clarh, WapelIo, /. T.
Charles Coffin, Mcredosia, III.
Joel Catlin. Esq. Augusta, Hancock Co., Ill
D. McNiel, P. M. Monmouth, Ill.
J. D. Holmes, Quincy I'll.
D. B. Ayers, jacksonville, H., Morgan Co.
Vim. H. Brown, Esq, Chicago, Ill
Hart Fellows, Esq. Rushvlle, III.
Col Bailey, Macomb, I'll.
George Holton, Alton, H.
DR.. Joseph Wilkinson, Warsaw, III.
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Usa,y lan.--A bill has been passed
still further relaxing the nsury laws tax
ing away all limit 10 the discount Oh long
dated bills.
Tte hasresf.- The most important
event to the country is the probable result
of the wheat harvest in England and on
the continent Europe. In France most
of the grain had been harvested. and the
crops were remarkably good. In the
southern parts Of England the wheat har-
vest was nearly over, and the crops gen.
orally good. In Wiltshire very little was
cut up to the 2sd August. but the crops it
is believed, will be tolerably good.
ne cotton muraet. This hadimprov-
ed little, and should the weather contin-
ue favorable for the harvest, it was believ-
ed prices, would improve to the extent Of
ID per Id.
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BURLINGTON MARKET.
THURSDAY, Sept. 90, 1899.
Wholesale PRICES CURRENT.

THURSDAY, Sept. 26, 1889.
Business rather dull-river fallng-none but
the smallest boats coming over the rapids
market well supplied.
BAcoN-Hog round from to 9, limited de-
mand.
BEANs-Nonc in market.
BuTTER--lSa cts, good demand.
BEEswAx-1Sa scarce.
CANDLEs--spcrm SO, Mould 16, Dipt l4c, a
good supply on hand.
CoTToN YARN--34 Csc sales, in demand
CoFrEE--Havana Green ISL l6, Rio l5s
16, Java II 1s, good stock
CrGARs-Havana per NJ. Is 90 5000, Prin-
cipe 30 IS.
CoRDAeE-Hemp Bed Cords 800 500,
Grass 400 600, Coil Manila ia 90, limit
ed sale
DoaEsrIcs-We quote for i 10 u 10, Al 10 a
Is, in demand.
FIsu--Cod 500, no Mackerel or Herring in
market.
FLouR-ohio and St. Louis, super6ne $50
Illnois7 500
FRuIT--None in market of any kind.
FURs &, PELTRlEs-Decr Skins long gray 20c
Red and Blue 80, do. shaved 30, Beaver 2, so a.
400, Muskrat l0c, Raccoon 80 a 371s.
GRAs-Corn 81 a 37A, Wheat so 62A
Oats IS 81.
H!DEs-Dry 6.
Ikos--Bar a 9, Round 10 r, Hoop 1oa IL
Plough Wings 10 II, Castings 6.
LARD-Limited sale, 8 a 9.
LEAD-Dull, Pig 5 a 50, Bar aS.
MoLAssEs-60c, in demand.
NAILs-Baston, good supply, 1000
On--Sperm winter strained l,37a l so
Summer strained l ,25 l,3l, Tanners Oil 92s
S25, Linseed 1871 l,50.
RIcE-8 a 81, good demand
SALr-Kenhawa LOO, G.. A. Sack $50, I.
B. Sc Sc, SO, there is a scarcity in our market
/ of Ground Alum Salt,
SuGAR-Good Sugars have tendency up
| wards, we quote N. o. 10 Ii, Loaf % I
Csc.
soAr-Eastern No. l. 40, country made
6 Sc.
Observation-Disclosures Missouri and Ken
tucky Is 90, Virginia As q So
TEAs-Y Dung Hyson IS GO, G. P. and I'm
/ perial e7a 80.
| TAR-bbl 600 a 100.
! WINEs-Swect Malaga 75c, Tenerlffe 100 I
$50, Madeira l,50a $50, Old Port 200 2,25
Port LOO l,5O, Sherry 200 800, Cham
pagne S'l2 SIS.
PklNrs-American 12k 25, English IS 80
] French so SIS.
| WmrE LEAD--Keg 3 80.
WINDOW GLAss--per box Of 100, first qualit,
| 7x9 500, 8 * 10 600, 10 IL 100, l0x 1
900, IL l6 1900, II x Is 1900.
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NATIONAL. HOTEL,

"AVING become lessee of the new and
a i commodious building in the lower part
Of Burlington, owned by Messrs. Cameron g.
Pierce, the subscriber has assigned to it the
above name; and has opened it as house of
public entertainment.
The house is large and has been finished with
az especial view to the comfort and ccnvcn-
fence of such as may please to confer upon il
their patronage 1t contains very large num-
Der of single rooms, all furnished with new and
suitable furniture;and has also suficiency of
large rooms, and parlors for the accommodation
of families. It's situated in pleasant and bu.
sness part of the town. The subscriber trusts,
from an experience of several years in the man.
agement Of hotel in Ohio, not only to render
the N NATIONAL HOTEL worthy of the town
in which it is situated, but to establish for it a
character which will not suffer in comparison
with that of any other in the western country
Due attention will be paid to the appetites
of his boarders; and every thing desirabls which
the market can furnish will be found upon his
table.
Attached to the establishment is livery, al
which horses and vehicles can always be found
and where travellers can at all times have thei
horses will taken care of.
Aug l5-tf J. C. FLETCHER
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FRUIT TREES.
"HE subscriber has made arrangements

TTyFE subscriber has made arrangements with
i'll the most respectable Nurseries in the At
lantc States, as we'll as at the west, for the sup
ply and sale of Fruit Trees, in any quantities,
of the most esteemed varieties now cultivated
in the United States The trees will be deiv-
cred in Cincinnati, labelled and packed in the
most faithful manner, 80 as to insure their safe
transportation to any point in the Western and
Southern States Among the varieties OF APP
plies, he has the large read Baldwin, Roxbury
Russell, Hubbardston Nonsuch, Taliaferro,
(irom Virginia. Yellow Tewton Pippin, Harri-
sons Newark Crab (for cider,) Siberian Crab,
and other splendid kinds from New England,
including the valuable sorts brought into notice
by the Massachusetts Horticultural Society
within the last ten years. Also, OF Pears, he
Gun supply the large Bartlett tthe prince of Au-
tumnal Pears in Boston market--the tree is OF
rapid, healthy growth, and comes into bearing
while very young,) the Boungmestre, Zine,
large Flemish Pearl the Syhanche Vertc, Dix,
Lewis, and Passe Colman, (wnter table Pears,)
the Catillac or 40 ounce Pear from France, Gov.
Cores Heathcof, &c. All of the above arc now
growing within two miles of Cincinnati. Also,
a few Of the best kind Of Cherries, Plunis, Pea
ches, Apricots and Ncctarines, Rose Bushes.
Grape Vines and Shrubberry, now grown at the
East.
The subscribers has the sale, also of 100000
Morus Malticaulis Trees. at the lowest market
price, by the thousand, or smaller quantity, de-
liverabe in Cincinnati
The best season for removing and transplant
ing Fruit Trees, is as soon as possible after The
leaves have fallen from the effects OF Autumn
nal frosts 1t should be borne in mind that 1t
costs no more to raise the very best fruit, than
the very poorest; and persons in want OF good
fruit are recommended to send in their orders
as soon as possible, as they will be filed and ex-
ecuted in the order Of their reception. From
an experience of thirteen years in the Tree bu.
sness in Boston, the subscriber trusts he shall
be able to give satisfaction to purchasers; and
where the selection is left to him, they may re-
ly upon being honorably used, as regards heal
thy, vigorous trees, and succession Of v1lua
bic varieties that will come in eating from, June
to February. All orders must be invariably &C
companied with the cash, or an order upon some
house in Cincinnati.
JOHN. B. RUSSELL
No. s., CGssilIy's Roo fronting the Riuer.)
Sept 10, 1889 I6-4t
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TO MERCHANTS.

DRIDGEMAN & PARTRIDGE are expect
Nd ing by earliest arrivals an extensive as
sortment Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
which thus have purchased from first hands in
the eastern markets, and will consequently be
able TO sell for cash as low as st. Louis prices.
Their stock will consist in part Of
80 ps Broad Cloths, blue, black, green, olive,
dahlia, brown and cadet mkt;
40 ps Satinets, Biddle, Adams, cadet and steel
mixtures;
25 ps Cassimeres, black, blue, drab and mkt;
IL ps Beaver Goth, u superior article for over.
40 ps English ca Merinos, assorted colors;
~ ps English GA Merinos, figured, new
article;
40 ps plaid and plain Linsey;
1850 ps fancy and blue Culicoes;
60 ps blcached Cottons;
50ps Tickings;
50 ps Kentucky and Keokuck Jeans;
1000 lbs Batting;
500 lbs Wckirg;
rs bales 8 a and A bro. Sheetings;
80 ps colored Camtrics;
50 ps white Cambrcs;
| case Canton Flannel;
cases blue and striped Drills;
2 bales Twillcd Cottons;
8 tons Cotton Yarn;
White, red and blue Mackinaw Blankets;
White, red and green Flannels;
Red Paddings; Canvass;
Bown Holland; Irish Linen;
Apron Checks; s;ilesias;
stripd Shifting Domestic Flanncl;
200 lbs patent Linen Thread, black md cold;
15a lbs Cotton Thread, white, blue ana cold;
$50 dozen Spool Thread;
5 lbs black and cord Sewing Silk;
50 ps pongec and flag Silk Hkfs;
SO ps cotton do do;
25 doz Palm Leaf Hoods and Bonnets;
Ribbons; Gloves; Hosiery;
Cravats; Stocks; Suspenders;
/ Buck and Wool Mlttins;
Pins; Needles; Combs;
Fig d Satin and Velvet Buttons;
Lasting Gilt and Bone Buttons; &c. &c.
ALSO, An extensive assortment Queens
ware, Hardware, Boots, Shoes, Leather, GRO
CERES, Nails, Powder, Oils, Paints, Iron
Steel, sc. &C.
B and P. would also inform their customer
that they will have the best retail Stock O
Goods ever offered in the Territory--comprisin
] general and extensive assortment of article
| adapted to the Western Trade. l7-tf
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME Partnership heretofore existing be.
u tween A. O. DAVID & ]. BEYLS, in the
Livery Business, in the City of Burlington is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, those
having claims against said firm, will present the
same for payment to either Of the above named,
or to ]. S. David, those indebted to said firm,
will call and make immediate payment either
to A. O. David and Joseph Beyls, or to John S.
David either of whom are authorised to receive
and receipt for the same.
A. @ DAVID,
JOSEPH BEYLS.
Burlington, Sept Goth, 1899.
The Stable hereafter will be conducted under
the firm OF Beyls, Fletcher s. White.
lift.
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distinguished representative is supporting
the dignity Of the; family. Who's splen.
dig mansion is that Milford The locoffo-
COS, Who's elegant carriages and rich
llyerles are thosel MRora tie 1ocofoso's.
Non diee! but what IS locofoso? Then
VII come the explanation Of al! the pecu
l,arprseiisges and fadilities enjoyed by
the official members Of the tribe, and so
shall pfoselytes De added thereunto. and
the cause gain ground among all who love
'the largest liberty
GOVERNMENT INTERFERENCE IN ELEc-
TONS. At the last election in Virginia.
last sprlng,the administration were anx-
lous to obtain, as they have since been. as
many members OF Congress as possible.
To defeat the Wing in Richmond district,
they put up Mr.. Selden, a popular lawyer.
i was then distinctly alleged that Mr.. Sci
den did not wish to GO to Congress, but
was induced to be candidate BY the pro-.
mise that if he should be defeated, he
should have lucrative office under the
Government. The fact Of such bargain
has been proved by the event. Mr.. Camp
bell, the Treasurer of the United States,
IA Conservative has been removed, and
Mr.. Selden. is appointed in his place.
In the company in which muster, the
democratic company, when the captain
orders halt we all stopsIeand if Mr.. Van
Buren, were to morrow to say that he
would no longer advise and support the
Sub-Troasury scheme, l should at once
drop it and say no more about it.aEa
Such was the language used on arecent
occasion, in a public address, by Gen. A..
G. Brown, one Of the. loco foco candidates
for Congress in Mississippi. Probably
it is the most miserably abject sentiment,
that has been uttered since the date of
Boon's famous speech about ''the glory
Of being the collar dog Of Andrew Jack
son." Ifthe Mississippians are capable
of sending the utterer of such sentimen,
to Congress, God pity .hem.-Lou. Jour.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

N NAN calling himself DEMlNG WRIGHT,
II about 81 years Of age, about feet 10 in
cnes high, sandy complexion, large blue eyes,
who was in my employ about two months, abb
seconded from my farm during my absence, on
the 18th inst, taking with him a first rate new
Rifle, brass mounted, belonging to the subscri.
ber He has probably gone south. On one OF
his arms d flower pot, and on the other the ig-
urc Of a lady may be seen pricked in with In.
dia Ink. Whoever will return the rifle or have
the thief secured shall receive the above reward
NV residence is three and half miles west Of
Bloomington.
SILAS S. 4LATHROP. &
Sept. 26-2 Gazette copy It.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DURSuANT to an order of the District
IL Court for the county of Des Moines, Iowa
Territory, made at the September Term there
Of, a. D. 1899, empowering the undersigned,
Administrators of the estate Of DAVID JAMES,
deceased, late of said county, to sell the fol-
lowing described City Lots, belonging to said
estate We shall sell at Public Vendue, be-
tween the hours of ten in the forenoon and FIVE
in the afternoon, of the
Sixteenth dag of November neat.
the following lots, situated in the city of Bur-
lipgton, Des Moines county, aforesaid. to wit:
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MNSeRGs5a
w AM ED
EluCAT ION.

YEyHE Subscriber designs opening School
in Burlington, on Monday, 9Th inst, for
the instruction of Youth in all the branches
essential to complete education.-
For the sake of convenience the course Of
studies will be considered as consisting of three
sections, as follows:-
Sec LIST, orthography, Reading and Penman-
ship. F. g
F Sec. Cd, intellectual and Practical Arithme-,
tic, Elements Of Geography and English Gram
mar.
Sec. Sd, Ancient and Modern History. Natu-
raj and Moral Philosophy, Algebra, Geometry,
Mensuration, Atlas of the States, Rhetoric,
Original Compositions, folding and endorsing
letters, Critiques.
1t is not of course intended that every pupil,
however short his or her time at school, shall
90 through the whole of the above course. We
are most decidedly opposed to the modern super
fetal system Of education. Whatever is stud
led must be studied thoroughly.
TERMS:
For any or all Of the studies comprised in
Sec. 1st, per term of three menths, "a SO
For any or all Of the studies comprised in
Sec. I'd, per term of three months, Sc 90
For any or ali of the studies comprised in
Sec. Sd, per term Of three months. So 90.
small additional charge will also be made
for Fuel, during the months in which it is
needed, and no deduction, will be allowed for
lost time, except during incapacity for attend,
ing school through sickness.
Application for cntranccsinto the school to
be made to the Principal.
SANi'L M. CLENDENIN. &
Burlington, Sept 4th, 1889.
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Ry{nlaH1101Ra

4 Ii persons are hereby cautioned against
IN purchasing of Evan Dollerbide Of Louisa
county, in tho Territory of Iowa, Tor OF any
other person) crtain promissory note given to
the Subscriber by Elisha Scarf and R. s. Scar
as security. for 5000, dated September, 8, 1885
and payable some tine in Sept 1899, as saio
Dollarhide. has no right to it whatever, said mote
having been deposited in his hands as collater
al security for debt which has been since paid
# loft VALENTINE FALKLER.
Gazette copy, and send bill to " Falklsr.
DONNETS and Palmetto Hats for sale by
- EBRIDGMAN & PARTRIDGE
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HATS, CAPS, & FURS.

nRIDGMAN s. PARTRIDGE, have Just
ID received a large assortment plain and
napt Hats; Otter, Fur, Seal, Nutra and
Coney Caps-prices TO 80 dollars; Hair, Sea-
and Cloth Caps, mems and boys; Jennet and
Coney Skins for Collars; black and light Capes
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:,,.tonce. It will sink, and

/ for instance. II will slnk' anu anu
i ruiz, the poor. the widow
dfs Y .less .Cheves reasons very
as - y, lust as we should suppose
f's' /. re.son who is expecting to BE
,oon executive patronage tor
slo'l' PH1Lo-HAwK- EYE.