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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-11-03
THE ANNEXATION QUESTION IN cANAD.

Quite serious disturbance took place a,
the Annexation Meeting held in Quebec OH
Saturday. The meeting was called at the
Parliament Buildings. When it became evi.
dent that the Anti-Annexationisis would at.
tack the meeting, the aid of the Mayor was
invoked, but he refused to attend.
The meeting subsequently adjourned 10
the st. Georges Hotel, when the assailanis
made an attack, but were driven Off In the
midst OF the excitement some persons went
to The house of MIR. Cauchon, Nj. p, for
Monlmorenci, and an Anti-Annexationisi,
and after breaking the windows, retired.
The Hon MIR. Gat. member of Parliament
for sherbrook, has declared in favor of An.
nexation. The wealhiest and mos, nfluen.
tial citizens in Quebec have signed the An.
nexation Manifesto.
The excitement in Montreal is' on the in,
crease, and is now intense.
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mously decided on recommending the As.
sembly to sake it under consideration.
"a. Trappoli, the ex.E Envoy Of the Roman
Rspubl'c, Who is accused Of having published
false news from Rome, which occasioneei the
nsvement Of the isth Of June, IN Paris has
been sent under an escort Of gems d'armss 10
Bologne.
The loss experienced by the foreign com.
nerce of Paris, in consequence oflthe fevolu'
tion Of February amounts TO sss millions
francs as compared with the returns Of is47,
whenthe total amount ofthe foreign trade
was 2,ois millions FRANCS.
It is stated that the government is to re-.
call q portion Of the army in Italy, and to
leave division Of 1000 men at civi,a vec.
CHA. A single regiment is to occupy the
capital Of St. Angelo, and the Spaniards are
to enter Rome.
ITALIAN AFFAIRS.
The French government had received ad.
vices from Rome to the 4,h inst.
A letter from Rome states that the effect
Of raising the state of siege of that city, de-.
manded by the three cardinals, will be to de-
prive the French general Of all authority in
civil and political questions, and to invest the
cardinals with unlimited power. The French
project Of police had, in consequence, appri.
sed several ex.deputes of the Constituent
Assembly that warrants had been issued
against them by the pontiical police, but
that the French authorities would suspend
, their execution until the LIST of October, and
that, in the mean time. they should have
free passage 10 France, with The liberty to
reside there. Sixty deputies left imne-
diatey.
Vast crowds attended them, cheering them
and hearing their remarks of respect. The
emotions of the people had visible effect
not only on the French troops, but the govern.
ment"
1t is reported that the Pope has taken
alarm at the numerous assassinations Of
French soldiers, and believes that there is an
extensive plot for his assassination, if he
should return. He expressed wish, there.
fore, 10 remain al Naples during portion of
the winter.
The announcement at Rome, that the pub
lie and private pecuniary engagements Of the
republican government would be respected
has gained some popularity for the Pope.
Private letters from Geneva, of the 4,h,
mention that Garibaldi, on arriving at the
island Of Madalena, demanded passports for
England, with the intention Of proceeding
thence TO the United States, where he intend.
ed to settle. Since then, however, he has re.
received proposals from the Montevidean En-.
voy, who offered him command Of the forces
of that Republic, which offer it is believed
he will accept.
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AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.

It has been Iumored that the Hungarian
refugees near Widden, the leaders excepted,
have applied for leave TO return to the Aus
trian territory, and their request would be
granted. ....#
The statement that Georgey had been shot
at Kasenfahl by a brother Of Count Zichy,
who was executed by the Hungarians, has
been contradicted Several Hungarian lead
ers, besides Kossulh's mother and Guyon's
wife, are kept in close Imprisonment BY the
Austrian authorities.
Previous news relative to the surrender Of
Comom is fully confirmed, after the patriots
who held possession of the fortress succeeded
in making very favorable terms with Austria.
PRUSSIA.
The Wur,emburg government has formally
ntimated to the Prussian ministry that it
will no, join the federal league proposed by
Prussia, Hanover, and Saxony, and that Han
over has already announced its intention TO
withdraw from this confederation.
SICILY.
The affairs Of Sicily have been nearly ar.
ranged. The island is 10 have distinct ad.
ministra,ion, from that of Naples, with Con-
sulta or Chamber chosen by the municipality.
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.TrLrosArH orr,cr, SAcxvILLE, N. B. Il
Wednesday, Oct. 24-s, P. NJ.

The steamship Europa, Capt. Lott, arrived
at Halifax this morning, with 1913 passengers,
and was to have left for Boston at abou. o.
clock.
THE TURKISH AND RUSSIAN Diff.
.,. CITLTS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-10
Great W estern Cheap Book More.

ID VAN DIEM, flate Of the firm Of NAFIs, Con-
L u. RfsH Co.. has associated with himself in bu-
sincss J.. W. MACDONALD, OF st Louis, under the
title OF VAN DIEM l. MACDONALD for the pub
fishing and supplying the Western Country with
CHEAP Books. Huving made all suitable arrange
ments with the publishers, and from long expert
ence in the business, we are safe in promising 10
supply all orders at Eastern Prices.
II. Van Diem will remain in New York, to attend
to supplying the House with the earliest and best
works in all departments Of Literature, which will
enable us to fill any and all orders whatsoever at the
earliest moment.
in st Louis, and by strict attention to business,
feels confident of giving satisfaction. }<N7
We have now on hafTtfs complete assortment OF
School, Miscellaneous and Medical Books, Writing and
Wrapping Paper, in large quantities, all Of which
will be sold at the lowest New York prices. Prices
freely given to those who wish to look farther be-
fore purchasing.
From the advantages wr'have in obtaining Books,
etc., we are confident that Country Merchants will
find it much TO their interests to obtain their sup
plies Of US, in preference to obtaining them in the
Eastern Cities.
70 r.. Van Dienwlll attend to any and all orders
addressed to him in New York, on behalf Of this
House. VAN DIEN& MACDONALD,
Successors TO Nails, CorAish Co., 206 Main street.
y between the Virginia and Missouri Hotels.
N. B.-We are agents for the Clinton Paper Mills,
Ohio and prepared to furnish printing ana wrap
ping paper at mill prices; also, printing Ink.
st Louis, Feb. %, IS49-3m V.D. 4 M.
Lymans Patent steam & Water safety Gauge.
THE exclusive monopoly Of the manufacture and
= sale of this gauge is now offered for states
counties, with one or two reservafons.) The per-
feet success which has every where attended its in
Production, and the beauty and simplicity OF its
rangement, commendit as the most useful adinnctto
steam machinery ever invented, and render it GER
tain that in short time it win be placed every
steamboat on our waters. An opportunity is here
presented to the enterprising from small invest
ments to realize large and speedy profits.
CHARLES II. TILLSON,
anri1 &c. fSIo-3m ST Louis. Mo.
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A1R sADDLERY.

HAVE on hand and offer for sale at very low
L prices, an extensive assortment OF saddlery:
SUCH as mems best plain, second rate and common
saddles; full spanish and city shaofter saddcs wild
and tame pigeon saddles, ranging in price from sew
On to thirty dollars. Ladies saddles from nine 10
twcnty live dolls. 8s9I4s1 g5
2horse harness from $l2 to $4,000.
Carriage toto 1000. IS
Wagon Brecching from to 400.
Collars 6 60 cts to $50. "a
ALso:-Blind and riding brides, lines, hack and
belly hands, martingales, halteis, wagon, carriage
and drivers whips, riding switches, OK and stage
ashes, carpet and saddle bags, and various other or
Nclcs in our line too numerous to mention.
have also in connection with mr. saddlery work.
ane assortment Of saddlcry hardware. The follow
sng compriae few Of the articles: Self adjusting
harness pad Trees gig saddle and plate trees
spanish and fall back riding saddle trees or eyerv
pattern rings, buckles bits stirrps; and every thnr
else used in making saddles or harness ALso:--.
saddlers' and shoemakers, leather of an kinds Anv
Of the above articles will exchange for CASH or
HIDES. Persons wishing any thing in INV line will
please give me call. q ARNSTRnNf,-
Burlington, ap 2o-lS-tf. -
4 FIRsr rate and cheap assortment ar Thread
"A and Il sic taces and edgings, collars. Jactnnett
insertings and edgings, sewing silk mohair. iirsr
and cotton fringes, received and for sale e
aprn ~, XIV LocKARD 4 Co.'S
o. PLOUGHSi PLOUGH3Il-I6o .a.
NVp crior Cary Ploughs' on hand and for
~ sale very cheap, ct he corner Of Jef-
fsfson and waeer streets BY 1870 80
march ALSO J. @ EArEsx + rRorHxAs
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Operations for strabismus or Squirting, Club-foot
Wry-neck, Hare-lip, Ceft-palate, Deformites from
burns. removal of tumors, etc.
Having been engaged in the study and practice of
this science, and being in possession of all the late
improvements he is competent to attend to all ope
rations in his profession in the most semitic man
ner. : The best Of reference given. i
II ROOMS over Waldin's Jewelry Store on north
side of Jefferson street. opposite DR. Ransom's office
where persons in the city and from distance can
always rely upon consulting him. Dec 23-yl
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GREATER INDUCEMENTS THAN


CALIFOkNIA!-For 1870. 8 ss
EHOR the approaching Spring, am manufacturing
the largest and moss splendid assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING! w.
Ever offered by any house. 1t will be beyond de-
scription! The Wholesalc and Retail Trade OF the
past year SO far exceeded my expectations, that it
was matter Of impossibility for me to supply the
great demand! For the approaching Season, feel
confident in asserting that will be enabled to sup
ply the demand of the entire West.
me tremendous Ganoanf OF Business that am do
ing and entirely upon the cash principle. enables
me to manufacture Goods at far less prices than any
other concern; and am determined to
To sell them at small ProffY saa.
So as to make it AN OBJECT for every Country Mer-
chant to invest his cash capital in Clothing, as it
will pay him better profit meet with quicker sales
and fedoe no remnants 10 loose on. My stock this
Spring has been manufactured entirely different
from any previous one. have devoted my whole
time and attention to it. my brother. Charles G.
Martin, attends to the st Louis establishment. My
styles and patterns have all been selected with great
care, and areail rich and beautiful. All ask is the
pleasure of call, when am confident that you cam
not fail being pleased with any
STYLES, PATTERNS AND PRICES.
Merchants who are in the habit Of trading East,
and those bound for California, will find, by looking
through my stock. that they can buy cheaper than
can be bought in the Eastern markets, and save
thereby expenses Of going, coming, transportation,
etc. etc. 81 %
My stock this season is, and will be, tremendous
ly large, and am determined to close it off with
the season. F=s
All bills warranted to be packed correctly-sizes
and goods guaranteed to be perfect.
/ hare but ONE STORE in the city: 'tis
No. 11s Main Street. Saint Lonis. Missouri.
large No. ils OH top4.he house. Al Orders packed
at tie lo1est Cash Prices. JOHN I. MARTIN
st Louis, march 1, IS49-2m.
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SLIGO IRON STORE
CHOLERA! CHOLERA!l -


A s this dreadful scourge is near at hand one of
"a the best preventives for it is to have the sys-
tenn in good condition. At this season Of the year
the blood is apt to be in an impure state. One OF
the best things to purify the blood aad carry off all
gross huniors, is Gays Sarsaparia. (which removes
all impurities from the system, invigorates the boz
dy and gives healthy tone to all its parts is made
Of the best imported sarsapariTa, and double the
strength of any of the different preparations usually
sold. For sale at GAYS Drug store corner of Main
and Jefferson streets. Burlington Ian "a $40
BRAZILIAN Hair Curling Dye This prepar alton
II will cause.-the Hair to curl beautifully without
njuring it in the least for sale at Gays Drug store
corner Jefferson and Main SITS. ian IL $40
NTINDOW GLASS; 100 boxes Pittsburgh CITY
w brands, all sizes, from I by 9 to IS by "a, in
prime order, for sale by (apr 12) JFTALLANr
T GATHERS just received good stock OF Penn
- sylvania Leather, viz: Upper, Kip, Calf SKINS,
sole, red and oak tan, for sale cheap for cash.
Nov 80 lSAS s.sE1. WESLEY JONES
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M rll r., Smith.

a TToRNEY and Counsellor at Law, Oskaloosa
a Iowa, Will punctually attend to any business
entrusted to his care in the Supreme and Inferior
Courts of the State, and give his prompt attention
to the securing and collection of claims, the pay
ment of taxes, the purchase and sale of lands agen
cies. generally. etc., etc. OFFlcE--Tw odoor west
of the Court House. dec Z 1S4S-Iy
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WESTERN HOTEL, BRIGHroN.

THE subscriber respectfully announces to the
/ travelling public that he has taken the Western
Hotel in the Town of Brighton, Washington coun-
ty, 10 wa, recently occupied by John Lewis. Esq,
where he hopes by the strictest attention to the
wants and wishes of travellers to merit share of
patronage. There is connected with the House a
spacious Stable and wagon yard. Transfers and
emf grants can be supplied with horse feed.
Travellers and emigrants starting from Burlington
to tuscaloosa and Raccoon Forks, will find this 10
tie the nearest and best route. SAM,L YEATES
iohf anil r.. feaa-au,
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Esarret House

Corner Jefferson and Sd streets, Burlington
J. C. FLETCHER, Proprietor.
HINHlS House, recently opened, is one of the lar
Il gest and most commodious in the Western
country. II has all the convenience of the large
hotels in the cities, and is fitted furnished in the
neatest and most substantial manner. The proprie.
tor has had much experience in the keeping Of pub
lie houses, which, taken in connexion with the facii.
ties afforded in Burlington for furnishing his table
justites him in promising that the character of his
house shall be kept up. =#
visitors from the South and elsewhere. with or
without families, can at all times be accommodated
with pleasant and airy rooms, and on reasonable
terms. September 25, 1916.
Families will also he taken as permanent ho,rdars
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
II N pursuance of law, /, JAMES X. POLK, Presi-
= dent Of the DATED States Of America, do hereby
declare and make known that public sales will be
held ct the aforementioned land Office in the State
Of Missouri, hereinafter designated, to wits:
At the land ONCE at Springfield, commencing on
Monday, the fourth day Of June next, for the dis
posal OF the public lands situated within the UNDER
Mentioaed townships and parts Of tOwnships,to wits
North the base line, and srest Of the 18th princpal
Merididn.
Townships twenty two, twenty three and twenty
four, Of range eleven. sfsss S
Townships twenty three andtwenty-f -four ofranse
twelve.
Township TWENTY-FIVE, OF range nineteen.
Townships twenty-three and twenty -four Of range
twenty-one.
Township twenty-three, Of range twenty-five.
Lands appropriated by law Tor the use Of schools,
military or other purposes, will be excluded from
The sales.
The Offering ofthe aforementioned lands will be
commenced on the days appointed, and proceed IN
the order in which they advertised, with all
venient dispatch, until the whole shall have been
offered, and the sales thus closed. But no sale shall
be kept open longer than two weeks, and no private
entry or any of the lands viii be admitted until a-
ter the expiration OF the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington,
this twenty-seventh day Of February, Ammo Domini
one thousand eight hundred and forty -nine.
ny the President: JAMES K POLK.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioncr Of the General Land Office.
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n. & r, B. Whiltemore,

143 Main street, 81 Losis, NO. st door north ofMe
Bank Of the State of Assouri, Wholesale Dealers in
Hats and Caps,
A RE now opening their Spring stock, consist
n ing of the follow kinds of goods. which will
be sold at low prices. In the stock will Ire found
every variety manufactured suitable for all mark
and many kinds for the Meacan and California trade.
Leghorn Hdts.--75 dozens single, assorted;
100 dozens double brim, Fashionable shape; .a.E
rs dozens double briu, low crown;
100 dozens boys and children's, double and single
brims. IVY
sPanama Hais.-io dozens extra fine Panama Hats;
10 dozens low priced; 90 dozens medium;
Palm Leaf Hafs.-2o0a dozens mems Palm Hats. as.
sorted qualities; .@
1900 dozens beys' Palm Hats, assorted qualities;
Rutland Hats.--4o dozens medium low crowned;
40 dozens fine fashionable Rutland hats.
Merican Hats.--2oO dozens soft black Tampico hats;
76 dozens pearl white Tampicu Hats;
100 dozens soft brown Tampco hats; -ag
California Hats.-I5o dozens black Hats for Califor-
MIA and Mexican trade;
80 dozens white hats for California and Mexican
trade; tnfE
$50 dozens pearl hats for California and Mexican
trade.
Wool Hats.-aoo dozens mems and boys pearl wool,
extra assorted styles;
400 dozens mems and bsys' pearl wool, good;
200 dozens mems and bows black, white good;
90 iA-~Aa aAi hAE 8, hla rSlaiIa, eanimon
Pearl Fur Sporting Hata--i0o dozens mems assort-
90 dozens boys black and psaii soft Tampico.
Sir Hafs.-Iao dozens low priced silk Hats;
100 dozens fine silk Hats;
$50 dozens medium silk Hats; -..-
10 dozens extra fine silk Hats.
Russia Hafs.-25o cases fashionable Russia Hats,
assorted qualities;
459 cases broad brm Russia, assorted qualities.
Nuria HdtS.-l50 cases fashionable Nutria Hats,as-
sorted qualities. a@
Black Cdssimcre Hafs.50 cases Cashmere Hats; as
sorted qualities.
Coney Hats.--75 cases Coney Hats.
MEMS and Boys Cloth CGps.--30o dozens mems cloth
Caps, fine assortment; s.
400 dozens boys CLOTH Caps, fine assortment.
Glazed Caps.--200 dozens mems Glazed silk Caps;
$50 dozens mems and boys Glazed lawn Caps.
Water Proof Hdts.--75 dozens water proof Hats,
s@ new article. -
IS GIVE invite the attention Of all persons wanting
goods Of the above kinds, to stock, and think
they will do well to give us call.
st Louis, February 10, 1s4s-sm II. & r. B. w.
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THE BEST HORSE MEDICINE.

u BEST and cheapest Horse medicine in
E< the world Sloan's Ointment and Condi-
014 >tion Powder have earned great name.
For purity, nilldness safety, certainty and
thoroughness, Sloans Ointment excels and is rapid
" superceding all other Ointments and Liniments
ir use for the OF the following Diseases
Fresh Wounds Calls of all kinds, Sprains, bruises,
Cracked Heels, Ringbone, ind-Galls, Poll Evil Gals
lus Spavns, Fstula, Sitfast, Strains, Sand
Cracks, Foundered Feet Scratches or Grease, Mango,
sweeny and Horn Distemper.
The powder will remove all Inflammation and fe-
vcr, purify the blood, loosen the skn ceansethe
TER and strengthen every part Of the body, and has
proved a sovereign remedy for the following diseas
es; Distemper, Hide-bound, Loss of Appetite, In
ward Strains, Yellow Water, Inflammation of tho
Eyes, Fatigue from hard exercise; also Rheumatism
commonly called stiff complaint,l which proves so
fatal to many valuable horses in this country.
It is also safe and certain remedy for coughs and
colds, which generate so many fatal diseases.
Grand Depot, 10 Lake street, Chicago. III.
Nov 30, lS4S w. B. SLOAN
And sold in nearly every town in theWestern state
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BURLINGTON ,HAWK-EYlE.s 4
Eagle Hotel.

-. FORT MADISON, IOWA, TRAVELLERS say
Ant this Hotel in respect equal to any in the
HsSH Western country. The Proprietor, w. e. STRIPE
(late of the Madison House,) respectfully solics
the patronage Of Travellers, and Is sN
~ Determined to deserve it.
Fort Madison, Iowa, April &c, ls49-6m w. C. g.
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70 thu public.

The tmineral landso included il the fore going peele
nation, chiefly situated between Lake Supeic ~
the Montreal river, and Isle Royne, IN the ncNses
peninsula OF Michigan, and rendered n,meusel 49,
able by the exhaustcss mines Of copper and othss 80
found therein. eT 1s.sss
considerable number of those mines have already -
discovered in the trap ranges, within few miles Of la
Supero and fcm the geoogi character Of The eesa
and tie explorations already maae,it cannot BE- dssM
that Others equally, if not valuable, viii b -
throughout this whole ssmineral region"
In some OF the mines worked, copper Is fss.. =
most pure; and, in fact Of the native COPPER an1
yield greater FER cenaee than any other yet
in heword. Silver is also found in considerable
1.-THE necessary materials for the consnrursioa n'S
nsces, and fuel for smeltine are found ID sbunoss
the immediate neighborhood of the mineral -. 4
The climate in the winter. though cold, does nct .A
rupt the operations Of the mnefs in fact, that
considered the mos. favorable FOR their operaiions
The proximity Of these mineral lands 10 the s i..s
Lake Superior, which several safe a1n 60 n NJ
harhors, and the water communication hereHcms nsd
Sault ste. alare, lakes Huron, Erie, &C., sln q
means of transporting the products OF these
PRINCIPAL mark of the United States AT avey uinas -
u likewise appears from The reports 20 th's s os u
the agricultural lands or fair Quality, rIoas. -
usual culinary vegetables and grass IN nnunns.hh n
when properly titled, they have been found ave.
srain crops ako; and Cor all these products, az
good mari ct will lie found at the mines. .x.rIf. W
1imber-such as wiie and yellow pine, sus 1880 ~
yellow birch, &cis, in many places yery N ID
By its thrifty growth gives evidence oil the 1ehA' 81
soil. &asr # ,.,~sysl 4
Maps showing the Iites Of the mines and ou 80
liable information relating thereto, derived bon IN. 81
logical survey, &c hch cannot be embraced a6<sa
notice. will be prepared and deposited IN he ss
the SAUL Ste Marie, for inspection, a. cary 3
BE, before the comme OF The pnbi,e
49, RICHARD NJ. yOuNSs,oss.
april Ig-7w Commissioned Of the General -
To W DOL Carders and Cloth Dresse; - /,
MACHINE CARDS.-1Ee> subscIiDea !. afb
IN1 been appointed sole agent for ne sss ~ frA
wa, Of SMITHS MACHINE CARDS; ana ai. =, n sven
of April, will have on hand full supply =
kind Of Cards, such as
Dauffer Cards; Fancy Cards;
FiIeting do Also, Jacks;
Comb Plates; Gard cieaheIs
Emery; Press and Papers, 80.
In short every thing connected with inc "ssrtuSen
ing business, which will be sold at y ~ ~
prices. Also, all kinds of Dye sluIs GAI 5s
quality always on hand. =. Z 40 -
Burlington, march 2e,'4s cor Jefferson :
nRIED APPLES.--10O bbis. good D ,Inss.s clnssa
Nails, ETC., for sale cheap by -, 80 10lI5
march ~ ie4S WESLI
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FIRE! FIR E!!

PROTECT YOURSELVES AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE.
Agency Efna Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn.
TIME Subscriber having been appointed agent for
i the above company, is prepared to insure against
loss damage by fire. Dwelling Houses, stores,
Barns, Mills, sc. sc. at as low rate any similar
institution. e1 n s.as a.,
From the known ability and punctuality of this
company in adjusting all losses covered by them,
those wishing to protect themselves against loss will
find it their interest to insure through this office.
+. J. C.. PEASLEY.
Burlington. Aug. 10, IA AGENT.