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" HEN we opened our New EsrAB-
W IISHMENT last October, we then BIO.
lieved our trenty thousand dollar stock quite
sufficient to last until spring navigation OPEN
ed. But our sales soon became so rapid and
extensive, we were obliged to make large ad.
ditinns at va rions times, long before the river
was frozen over. and our success has indeed
far exceeded our expectations. Ii is true, our
profits have been small-but this fact is the
very occasion OF our extensive sales. Ii il q
part of our otto.-and we are perfectly salts
fe J.
Not forgetting our obligations to our fricnds
and the public FOR their lpcral patronage, we
now take pleasure in announcing TO them, the
arrival of our fresh stock OF
New and Splend did spring Goods,
altogether more extensive, varied and com.
plete, than we have ever before offered them
on any OCCASION To enable us 10 give our
customers the best possible bargains, Mr. Kim
BALL has been IN the East during the past
winter. for the purpose of making selections
Of the most desirable goods, and taking advan.
tage of all opportunities to purchase them ut
the lowest rates-and, as We hope TO soil. ut
least,
Fifty thousand dollars worth
during the year, he intends to remain there.
tmost of the time in Boston, until the first Of
October, for the same purpose. The above
arrivals comprise the following ship ments.
made by him during the months OF January
and February, to wit
January Sth 1916, per ship Ann. from Bo.-
ton to New Orleans, thence up the river per
steam boat, t,co hundred cases, casks, bags aud
bales OF merchandise.
January 30. per barque Hannah Spraguo,
fifty fur boxes trunks and bags merchandise.
February 9Th, per ship Alkmaar, eighty one
ales. sacks. cases, bbls. and packages lnsr-
chaniise.
February 81, per ship Deuca!ion, one hun.
bred and three cases, boxes, bales, crates.
casks and bundles OF merchandise.
Win the addition Of these shipments to our
former stock, and our arrangements TO receive
new goods monthly, and as much oftener a.
occasion may require. we are prepared TO do q
Wholesale business
to almost any extent, in all kinds Of
Foreign and Dom este Dry Goodst
boots and shoes, hats ana caps, china and
queenswarc. and all kinds OF
Groceries,
cutlery, hard and glass ware and castings,
glass and nails, cap, letter and wrapping pa.
per;
Wines and Liquors:
cigars and pipes, Virginia honey dew, Ken.
lucky and Missouri chewing
Tobacco;
Indigo and madden, blank books and states.
manila Irvine, bed cords and rope. bar aud
cake soap OF all descriptions. cotton yarn. salt
and mackerel. All oil which we ara ready to
exchange for
Produce or Cash,
on little better terms than can ; had else.
where: at any rate, mo lire MN snail und.A
sell us. on average prices,
Wholesale or RetaiIfi
To the Ladies. We would say. tboy have
kep., x.H h. ofs stln md nfrk
chase OF our Spring stock, and We assure theU
a rich and rare treat awaits them. we'll worthy
% their attention, ut the Farmers LzeAanu
April 2'i6 hIhbALL X W
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hTTENTE ION,

lust RECEIVED and on hand, a
" general assortment Of
Groceries. Liquors and Wines;
consisting in part OF
so barrels old Ohio whiskey
10 do Rye do
do Cogniac and American brandy
hid N Orleans sugar
sacks RE Coffee, sc &c sc.
ALSO-Constantly on hand a supply of
superior Vinegar,
to be had cheaper for Caeh. than elsewhere,
by J S SCiiRAMM,
Corner of Main and Columbia streets
may 2S-I-4t
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TO Saddles.

TUST reed and for sale by GEO.
- ARMSTRONG. at his establishment on
Main street Burlington,
Skirting, harness and bride leather
Plush for ladies saddles
Cali and hog seating and pad.skin.
Saddle trees of all kinds
Straining aud grthing web
Silk and thread. stirrup and bride bits
Birdie and harness buck les
horse and buggy harness
Tacks from 3oz 10 30 OF
Martingale and harness rings, &c &c
Low for cash or dry hides Lmsy IA '46
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" AUCTION %
7 ILL be sold at auction on

VA I'D be sold al auction on
w FRIDAY
May 90, 1916 at the AUCTION ROOM, one
door below J q Lauman's general variety Of
Goods, Wares and Merchandise.
Together with lot Of Household and kitchen
furniture. ANDERSON Il CAV EkON
N b Liberal Cash ddoances made on goods
consigned for sale.
Copsgntes will please send IN their goods on
Friday preceding the day Of sale. A &
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Interesting to Farmers.

II AM at all times in want of Butter, Eggs.
L Fowls, Pigs, Sheep, Calves, Beef, aud all
kinds Of Produce, foi which will pay tn e
highest marke, price, delivered at my Boa t
Store on Water street, or at my Store on JET
fers;n street Be sure and call If YOU desire
good prices and ready sales.
myl7 d + DAVID
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TERRI, TORY OF IOWA.
HENRY COUNTY. set.
District Court for said County, to the
September Term, 1916.
MAHLos Roach Assumpsit and At.
- tachmeat.

THE Defendant will take notice that on the
l. 4th day of November, A. ID. 1915. u
Writ Of A ttachment issued out of the
Office Of the Clerk of the District Court for
said county. in this case, against the lands
tenements, &c. Of The said defendant for tie
sum Of six hundred and twenty eight dollars
and seventy nine cents 1868 79;) which writ
Of attachment was returned into said Court Al:
the February term thereof, 1916: levied on
the following described lands in said county.
TO wit: the 5 w quarter of see 20 and the >
or, Of sec. 80, in township 70 north OF
range west
Now unless the said defendant shall appear
and plead to The said plaintiffs action before
the next term ofssad Court to be held at MI
Pleasant in sid County, on the first Monday
in September next. judgment will be entered
against him and the estate so attached VIII
be sold to satisfy the same with costs.
4. KILLPATRlCk,
Clerk Of said Court.
April 80, '46- 1885,
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TERRITORY OF IOWA,
COUNTY OF HENRY, set.
District Curt to the September Term,
A. d. 1876. In Chancery.


NATHANIEL 6. IioGG,
Surviving partner Of the
Firm Of
S. BOWMAN Il Co. Petition 10 fore
VS.. clos. Mortgage
JOSEPH REEp, THOMAS
SMITH, sen and WILLIAM
). BEATTY.
TIME. above ma med defendants. Joseph Reed
i aud William :. BE; are hereby mott
fed that a petition above entitled IS now
pending in the ID strict Court Of ienry Coun.
ty. the object Of which is to foreclose certain
mortgage given by the said defendant to 81
neon Bowman and n. 3. iIogg, partners com
posing the said firm Of 5. Bowman & Co. and
praying that the plaintiff may recover the
amount due on said mortgage; that the defend
ant may be foreclospd hs equity OF redemption
Tie mor.gaged premises; that ths>land mort
uaped. to wit: the F. half OF the Il quarter
and the T. half Of tho S Z quarter OF section
%, 4 -, n. r y " .,he sold 10 satisfy the debI
aud that the said defendant, William ). Beat
ty, be barred his len on part OF said land
founded on subsequent mortgage TO part
thereof, executed to him BY the said Joseph
Reed T. FITZPATRICK. Cf'k ID. g.
By JugS P. GRasTHsM. Dept
]. T. MoRros,
SoI'r for Compl'nt. !
April 30, lc46-49-6t
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heavy !: ny under his command "1smn.S upon q.
|sn. law 'hs. success which has crowned us
Capt H. Je 1aa.,alion. against the enemy
m -'Yg y 'p ss.. and readiness oil the troops
Yes hs action with Vi NV which the enemys
nna nd ,,'Is ny" were carried on The
battery q 100 Az displayed The best qual''Ies OF
Win ,t,s ~ mean soldier. TO every olneeI
Re-, 5,h y Ia o., If his command. The General
hey cls,s el''s s,arps his thanks for the noble
|he bbdy T'' .;sh ,hey have sustained the
be ensa ptf s" .srvice and Of the country.
|c /. ~as n, ,hs main body Of the army mas
all bs we y. &c ssveIy employed' me garrison
fn ofisers wv viz ualsmoros has rendered no
reSrn %p'issu.hed service by sustaining
len CO.. tslas' and bombardment for
b. IIs 'a = &c '.a ..s'rs days.
was as s's, and country while justly re.
Ten he i. s ~ ~ las. of many brave officers
''Y~ i y. who fell gallan'ly IN The hour Of
~ necessary for The commanding
|ICO. sns iii, poin, Isabel on public
Il
! ing ., y GU Col Twiggs will assume com
I'D casl. - 81, ,Is corps Of The army near Mat
ils ann. including the garrison OF the
b-ly ho ~.,t lie will occupy the former
Vera Cn. he army, making such disPos''
s.. wLs' y, defence and for the comfort OF his
ross q a. .,d as he may deem advl'able'-
his cm.k ' abod himself strictly on the de-
ken BY n :" mill the return Of the command
ZEE" N T. odsr of Brig. Gen. Taylor:
y ". Bliss, Assist. Adj'. Gen.
lose CAST. :. .,,o ,ha. abou. 10000 rounds of
a Gensrsj y, cartridges, 500 pack mules with
[ey, Msub adde's and camp equipage, were
Of the al i the action Of the 9th inst. The
Q CspsaI .;,,o soldiers drank the Mexcan's
70 purchase smoked their sesars, ca. their
Mountain II md beef which they were jus. IN
enIa e. .r,of cooking when the engagement
oapl fn u,ce.
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iAEMM GOODS

NEW GOODS
THE Subscriber is now receiving his
l. stock Of
NEW SPRING & SUMNER GOODS.
Comprising general assortment suitable for
the present and approaching season, viz:
Splendid French lawns and balzoriEes, &c
Embossed fancy lawns for ladies dresses, also
4 great variety o! new style calicoes and
gnghams
Fancy shaws with new style silks, sat tins < c
Also-a good assortment Of bonncts, ribbons ar
tiiicials, sclrfs ,parasols ladies and gents
gloves, with jaconets, camlrcs &c
Also--a choice lot Of men and boys summer
wear and vestings,
White and brown domestics aud checks
Also cloths. cassimeres, plaid casnets and
Jeans, we'll assorted. Cotton yarn. cotton
Batting and wrapping paper
---.3LSO---
Writing paper, quilts, ink, states, school books
ass'd combs, gord asst of Fur and Russia
palm and Leghorn HATS of great variety
boots and shoes we'll ass'd,
HARDW ARE-Kn and forks, spoons
files, butts and screws, locks, latches, lacks
and good asst Of pen knives, nails, glass,
&C.
GRoCERIEs-sucar. coffee, fresh teas,
molasses, indigo and madden, pepper, alspice,
tobacco. rice, loaf sugar, powder, lead, shot
and percussion caps.
MlSCELLAN EOUS-Forks, scythes. rakes,
sneads. hoes, axes, coffee mills, horse collars,
log chains. trace do. brides, &c.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
with many other new and cheap ARTICLES, all
Tor sale very low.
0J-All GO d and approved pro nce taken for
goods at the cash market price. Call and see
and Judge for yourselves
The Public's ob't serv't.
Burlington, may ii WESLEY JONES
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~ Nae lie Rafting Of Crarel upon the
i. ~ 10 The deep, hollow, husky cough of
ahPtlre hath in il sound Of Death.
~ uhen oil its effects, and remember that
= s Hungarian Balsam Of Lille is per
!, "aeey Tor such attacks, however vic.
gM, n,nry Daley, Esq. Albany, april
lsn have used Buchan's Hungarian
kls,.@ Lille, in my family, for diseases of
III ~. NJ, 'or more than year, and consid
MI 49, yes. article in use for disea ses for
recommended. Ii DALEY
sssa, r.e's respecting this great English
As,,., "4! 90 had gratis of CLENDENIN,
S ,d, 0a'y agent in Burlington, Iowa.
M '''ssment in another column Of this
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QUEEN VICTORIES
LAST SHIPMENT OF
Spring and Summer Dry Goods.
I'd. MI. Ewing & Co


EEAVE received and are now opening
4 = at the old stand of VIM. b. Ewing s.
Sor, full and complete assortment of Spriny
and Summer Goods, consisting OF every vari.
ETY. and style of
English, French and American Prints:
Fancy colorcd and mourning lawns and bal.
zarines
Swiss and book muslins, bishop lawns and
jaconets. plain and fg'd
Linnen pocket hdkfs, embossed and hem
stitched
Laces, cdgings, fo5tinss. insertings and
ribbons
Florence.braid, straw; ,p s. Polka honnots
Parasos, parasolctts and sunshades
Ladies and gents linen, cotton and silk
gloves-ladies' kid and picnic ong.arln
gloves and mitts-c ,tton, silk aud lin
hose ard half hose-goat skin
walking shoes, kid and morocco slippers
ALSO-Pant and coat stufs of every hue,
color and texture-Burk and Oregon
cassimercs, striped anc plaid cottonadcs
mkt, cable twist, blue, plaid and striped
drllings. nankcsns, jeans, D'Orsay
mixtures, &c.
HATS-Fnr, silk, leghorn, chip and embroi.
dered hats OF the latest agony.
Brown and bleached shirtings and sheetinya
Groceries, Queensware, Hardware, Boots.
Shoes. &c &c
All Of which are offered on the mos, liberal
terms for cash or produce.
u south side of Jefferson, g doors
East of Main street.
aprlG-i1-tf
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Gun and White Smithinp.

TNHE undersigned having permanently
= located in Burlington. would inform
the public generally that he has opened a
shop on Main street, few doors above A. w
Carpenters Matchmaker shop, where he can
be found at all times. and bopcs by strict at.
tenllon to business, to merit share Of public
patronage. ID 5 EBE2SOL.
mario 46-33
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VET LATER.


We III. D.. Co.. The above was written, we have
ing rsn he following letter announcing
on 10 vi Tslor's arrival in Inc camp:
+ troops o., opp,s,rE MArAMoRos.
lie u,rl4-l0 o'clock at night.
being jH c. =. II would like to write de.
Eve F" a accom-, Of all that has occurred
nave ~ . - ii, S.h insl., but have hope Of
r'emoH .r,, few hours sleep to night, for to.
n ;, ~. r,u fancy we shall have something
=" 'ht Areporl is going around camp to.
H. hal we will 90 over and take pos
|'ago, h,. s''
"Ooa' ls G.n TAYLOR returned tonight from
pD ~ ~ fal,sbeI, parry Of Dragons since
-. '"ss miys have swan over and brough,
~ 10y arom the opposite side. The senli
~ 'O"l over dis boa, left in haste. All The
krners whom we had in Ma,amoros
-. ne exchanged day before yesterday,
r''p ats which, we gave our enemy nine.
~ - sven wounded men by way Of La
gence m r. W.
Il RS.-rhe camp is hurraing for The
- rpi.m Of the citizens Of New Or.
NJ loal %, having jus, heard Of their recep.
s.o, na the news Of our situation and The
10 mo" aFiaess with which they acted.
From the n o. Tropic OF Monday.
'a'A w bIERESTlNG CEREMONIES
II PRISONERS OF WAR.
9" 'S s Romulus de la Vega, his two Aids
"D' Lieut.. Col. Martinez were yesier-
"'' ''4 Fs'enied, by particular invitation. to
"e' " Gen. Gaines. The ceremonies were
',e = huced in the ladies' splendid drawing
|Aeu - ad the ST. Charles Hotel. Gov.
o''"''' a"a, and suite. Maj. Gen Lewis. and
'''' "S' and other gentlemen in full uniform,
nFeseni, making mos. splendid
|fL, ssaace.-Gen. Vega was attended by
1915 > J, Dsbnys, and Mr. Prieur, Collector
(conp'a s Pas both gentlemen acting as in
n asoa' rlsrs for The occasion. The mos,
Oosu fsoas civlies were exchanged. a
~ hei' sag which Gen Gaines renewed his
st. sM' nv having Gen. Vega and friends
Gays, aMt Of his family while in the city.
.,m, "'mpishra lady oil zen. Gaines
~ - 'suted large number of ladies to
''o"s Mexican General. who seemed much
,;, sa with this part Of the ceremony.
80 'n Vega is man Of medium height,
T.,. lorly years of age, Of bronzed
I :. nv Psxon, has very dark hair, and
lerday Manners .,o ', 49, '''e
Lblliy ca rpIem,r ~ III ~ " q" ; de.o" pug"
,.,sln na The world, and appears TO be a
Ivy. w. =. ''a Observer Of men and things. We
80. m,sI ! aoub, his presence here, and his
NJ !asnl facilities of gaining informa
/ a.,,,a ~ our national strength and spirit,
q, N ' maze proper person, on his return
:, I'd Il %is'' 10 represent The folly Of war.
n.ns scnus and The advantages Of per.
H.. uw IVY" and honorable peace.
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SNarrir1..

Near Virginia Grove, Louisa county, Iowa,
on the 10Th inst, MIR j. S. Benton, to Miss
VI. r. Nichols.
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Notice to Emigrants.
THE Subscriber offers FOR sale land

give great bargain,) good farm stu
ated miles south Of Iowa City, on the Bur
lngton road, containing 800 acres; about half
timber, the balance in good fence and $50
acres under cultivation. This farm is we'll
supplied with running water through it-also
IA choice orchard bearing iruit. For further
particulars apply to the subscriber.
mavI4 WESLEY JONES
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HIVE POUR HOUSES BUILT.
ID. s. Address.

TENDERS his services 10 the ci,i
= zens of Burlington and vicinity, ,
Brick and stone Layer.
lTRESIDENCE on Fourth street south
end Of Maj. Temples house.
apll6-41-2m
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yg.HE Rev. ii. Il. JORDAN has open.

II II NV II T.. JUN OAl N IDS VptH'
Il ed his School nearly opposite Mr. Peas
ley's dwelling. Ee has been literally pa
tronized that he intends TO locate himself per-
mancntly in Burlington, as a Teacher. In
this School shall be taught all the Common
Branches for 2 so per or
The higher Branches 3 90 -
The different Languages 90 -
the citizens may rest satisfied that no pains
shall be spared in striving to improve the
mind and morals Of the pupils that may be
placed under his care He trusts that an en-
lightened public will literally patronse his
school.
N The Rev. Mr. JoRDAN will preac1 for
the public soon as he gets convenient
room fitted up Notice will be given, as he
intends to preach all the year as much us pos.
sible. Tmav 81 '46-tf
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CAND RIDDLES l-2 dog sand riddles for
- masons use. just reed and for sale by
ap30 m JOHN g FOoTE
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FOR SALE. good substantial one
horse carriage a little used, with harness
on liberal credit WESLEY JONES
mvl4
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Steam Boat Register
Furnished WeekIy by Tbomos Co..,
Port Of . arlington

ARRIVALS FROM BELOW
May 90 Iron City Forse,
" Lynx. Atchison,
Il c. Valley, Hight.
Fortune, Atchison.
War Eagle, Harris, .. ..<s..ss =,
ST Anthony. Monfort,
Bolmont,s Smith,,
Falcon. Morehousc,
% Prairie Bird, Wall,
% Die Vernon, Dean,
New Haven, -,
Galena. Gani,
81 Ocean Wave. ]. Whitney -
Monona, Glenn.
MENDOZA, Starnes,
Potosi, Saltmarsh,
Huntsville, -,
La Clede, Randolph,
IS Uncle Toby. Cole,
81 Croix, Atchison,
Bridgewater, Ball,
Cecilia, brock merton,
S6 c. valley, Hight,
Atlas, Reiley.
Tempest, Smith,
ARRIVALS FROM ABOVE
May 81 Uncle Toby, Cole,
n Red Wing. Barger,
Atlas, Rely,
% Bertrand, Rogers.
Tempest, Smith,
c. Valley, Hight,
90 Die Vernon, Dean,
Belmont, |. G.. Smith,
War Eagle, Harris,
Iron City, Forse,
"a Ocean Wave, Whitney, ir,
3" Fortune. Atchison,
Prairie Bird, Wall.
% La Clede, Randolph,
New Haven, -,
9 Potosi, Saltmnrsh,
81 Anthony Monfort,
Mendoza. S:arnes,
20 Time, Hooper,
Monona, GLEN,
81 S. Croix, Berse,
Huntsville, Miller,
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Collecting Agency.
NTILLICAN CLARK. of Burlington

LsE Iowa, would respectfully inform propri.
etors OF Newspapers and Merchants, in Iowa
and abroad, that he will attend to collecting
demands dIe from persons in any part of this
Territory. Having for a long time heen ac.
customed to the Business, and from his extern
sve acquaintance in the Territory, he is fully
prepared to give promp, and efficient attention
tn all demands entrusted TO his care.
All demands from abroad addressed to him
at Burlington, Iowa, will meet prompt atten-
ton.
References may be had BY referring to the
Post Muster, or any Of the Merchants Of this
CITY. [may 81 'd6-52-tf
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CAMP MEETING:

H. ~ 9. The New London and
~ csm any .Ireui,s and Burlington Station
|sNay \, Meeting, vii! Commence on
Ess Fin, =. 1osh inst. Tie camp groun d
etAs e.. bridge, three and a half miles
E&niu,.,,.o W Tie Wapello road. Brethren
" % mi ana membership are invited 10
'sa. May 7,b, 1916.
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g. STEEL Round. square and
il band iron. nail rods and hoop iron. Also.
cast and spriug steel. Americun blistcred d
fvr sale al SHACkFOkD'S
,prb Jefferson sts>R
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EXTENSIVE ARRIVALS
OF NEW AND FRESH
SPRING GOODS
AT THE
FIJI VI RS EN- H.1TG Il.
Corner Of J.ferson and Wcter.sts,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
w HEN we opened our New EsrAB.

MoTTO:--"Large Sales and Small Profits. =
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BY THE QUEENS PATENT.
Trium plant Success of
HuchG,l's Hungarian EnIsana
0f Mfr.

The Cre0t English Remedy for Gods, Coughs,
Asthma and Consuaption.!
FENIIE most celebrated and infailibc remedy
4 for c"lds. coughs. asthma and every form
Of PULMONARY CONSUMPTION. is the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-22
her better than any Of the flirting cequettes of
rich and fashionable life.

her better than any Of the flirting cequettes of
rich and fashionable life.
= y
On glorious evening in the following Au-
gust, lovely groupes might be seen in every d.
rection winding their way up Walnut Hill
while parson Grundy brought up the rear. 1t
was Jane and Roberts nuptiul night.
A happier company never were assembled.
James Morgan and Julia Wallingford, now de-
voutly pious, were selected as groomsman and
brides maid, and parson Grundy never felt a
clearer conscience in joining two willing hearts
together, that he did on that occasion. Robert
Ellison felt that his earthly bliss was perfected,
and Jane felt a humble and incxPresslble salts
faction with her circumstances
Jane and her mother now exchanged their hum
BILE cottage for the splendid mansion of Esquire
Ellison, while all the villagers blessed her, and
rejoice in the singular and happy change IN her
fortune; but Sarah Saunders always signs when
she thinks of the Village DresS-Naker.