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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-14
RAOUNT SPRINGS,
MOUNT COUNTY. ALA.

FENlllS celebrated watering place viii be open ihe
4 ensuing srason, oS The IS Of May under The Inn
mediate Management, Of NJ ttthew Dsee, who pledges
himself TO use all means in bis power 70 please al
who may pay hima visit; and hts lungexpeTience in
keeping the Washington Hall ut Tuscaloosa, gives
hma decided advantage over tiosc inexperienced
in hat line ot business lie viii be prepared 70 re.
ceiya great number olgucsts, as he is now taking
an early start to pui things right
Ii Is hardly worth while Ia inform the public Of
the great virtue OF these Sprngs they arcso well
known to the public already. There are at least nine
kinds Of water all in less ihan hail anacre Of ground
There viii BE good band 81 music during the seg-
son at the springs. iithc weather should be wet or
cold guests shall be supplied with plenty OF thick
covering and good fires.
during the season tler1 win be direct Inc 81
stages from Tuscaloosa To the sprngs--sdy 10 COM
hence the lst of June There is also post office
the springs. Persons coming from Mobile or New
Orleans. can ret 70 Sena al seasons in steam.
boats and there take the stage for Tuscaossa, say
~ miles, and by stage from Tuscaloosa to the
springs 30 uies.
Raics Of Board al he B!oum Springs.
Board per month $40 90 Man & horse pr mo, $3t
week. 90 pr week II
day. 50 Horse day, so, Ct.
Man q horse rday > 90 Children andsepan. l..
price
For the accommodation Of those who may desire
{, Satisfactory acceptances on Mobile or New Or
leans payable LIST OF January, $780, viii be taken lo
bGs not less than fifty dollars.
Thc subscriber has just returned from the Springs
md he can safely recommend the country between
and there cheap one to travel in as any il
south.
7. =. Daring my absence from the Washing tc
call at Tuscaloosa, | win have competent person
here to pay every attention 10 guests who may cal
during the summer season, The house will be vel
supplied with lee and every attention paid 10 visitors
NJ. DUFFEE.
Jan ~, lsI9.--l 5--3l--6n.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-14

NEw York, July n, ls4S.
This is to certify, that for the past two years |
have been afflicted with the disease called the
Hin Complaint during which time was attended
by Drs. Carter & Watson, ofthis city without re-
ceiying any relief. The severity OF the disease
was such that | was obliged 70 give ~ my bust
ness. and baye often laid several DAYS without he
ing able 10 turn in my bed. Medicine ouiF made
me worse, and was daily getting more aud more
helpless. Early last winter procured DR..
CliRlSTIE'S GALVANiC BELT and the
MAGNETIC FLUID, and from tho time com.
mensed wearing them, | began TO improve in
health. am now stronger Than ever was pre-
yions TO my sickness, and am now so far reCoy-
cred, that can suffer any fatigue. lwoald also
state, that three months after commencing the
use Of the Galyauc Belt and Fluid, framed the
whole Of the timbcrs OF three story dwelling,
considered DR. CHRISTIE Galyauic and Mag
netic remidies an invaluable blessing, aud have
made this statement voluntarily, and as matter
Of duty 10 the afflicted.
GEORGE GATES,
No 100 Church st, New York
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-14

TINS EK>hING OF FRANcE-Louis Phi.lipDe
has not been talked Of much lately. You have
heard OF bis poverty and Of bis debts. have now
m nay possession 'he most indispu,able evidence
that he IS still the richest private individual in the
known world. His agent IN New York, N. La.
fargo has bought fur him in houses stocks, shares
Ne.' property producing an snuual income Of
ten millions Of francs. /, is perfectly useless for
any Of his friends to deny this fact, perfectly ue
known on the New York exchange.
Paris Cor. Gldsgar DAILY Mai.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-14

morning 81 Iho l5,h ult. and continued un.a a
ate holr in the night. A :elegaphic despatch.
dated On the 10Th in the afternoon. annonno q
thai the insurgents had been comp,ely routed, the
streets cleared, and tranquility restored TO that
ely There were upwards Of $4,000 troops in
Lvons.
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pR, WOOpRurI ~ WORM spFCIFIC

u This Ycrmiuge medicine occupies ahigh place
IN the estimation Of many communities, aud in some
places super-tedes all other pfeparaiions-ii is mac
cheaper than any other, and Is safe and efficient
Try it. MADISON, Ga, Jan ~. 1913
Dr. Woodrud--pear Sir-l mn ont OF your Worm
Specific, which sells exceedingly well here, having
heen well tried Send me 10 OF , dozen as soon as
You can. Yours, ve,y truly JAS. ROBSON
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DLCHERD & MOORE.
Nay IN 1919. 20

FTNp all those who have not paid Tor Good,
T. bought last year we say thalmouey is great
~ needed lad we mrs nave il. Their note;
and dccuu were all sorcd ana are ready TO be
delivered 10 the owners itcaIled Tor soon.
nECN En ID a MOORE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-14

DR.. WOODRUFFS DYSENTERi CORDIAL
The greai American remedy Or nYsen,cryt
Diauhua. Choefa Morhus. aud sun.
60 q t..-....a.e-.f ID Fsh.ff--,

DR.. WOODRUFFS DYSENTERl CORDIAL
The great American remedy lor nyssntcry,
Disuh0a. Cho'efa Morhus. aud sum.
mef Complaint Of Children.
FENllI s highly exioled aud Justly celebrated rema-
& KS lor the cure 0. the above nsmej diseases las
already become household mcd'tine ia hundreds,
urc thousands ufamiiies. g Is no larscra mai
'r q doubt 20 whether Il cures these tseasts o.
not-hu, !, is now liked fact smoug ths things lhsi
sFe--it not on.y cures rsses Of recent occuueace.
bate. 10 90 q Years siandng also. NoHmiiy shoali
u NitAoW tal.JC tie sumrlet aud COL laohias.
From l.c Hon. WueJ ililsms, Mayor o.Colum-
tus, an The Rev. lessc Bsr.no, az tue NJ L. Church
soaih, at Columbus, Gee
This is to certify lhat We thc uudcrs .enei, lave
fully tested D. HoodrUf's Dyscniefy Cordial,
some OF us toy years. ami iiom It's effects upon cur
selves and Others We believe il 10 be the best of all
other Preparations known by IA tor those diseases for
which il Is intended. Il has great and dcseryee
r2palarity IN this city and stands pre-emineut aboyd
aio,ler preparations
We lock upon It's introduction into any community
as Messing. WILEY WILLIAMS, Mayor.
GEO w. TURENrINE. Tre's
Rev. J. BORING, n E. Church
CatvNRus, Ga, July 10, 1877.
J use Dr. Woodruif's Dysentery Cordial in prae-
tee, with the most positive good effect. and ON nay
own overwhelmingly subject to emharrsssmen, d
tl,e bowcs-sn Qaadrupe doses every two hours, and
itneyer fills 10 relieve promptly
Although opposed to nostrums, from principle, |
mestchecIiu.ly prcsenttheaeose.
JOHN g. SLApPEY, MD.
Albany, Baker CO., Ga, March !, 1913.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-14
T.iverv and Sale stable

'Il1E Subscribers would respectfully inform his
i friends and the public generally, that he has pul-
chased Of Mr. YIN. ". Allen the wcll-known Sta
bleg on the corner OF Market and Washington streets,
the Oldest establishment Of the kind in the city their
has been All extensive addition 10 the Stable and is
now prepared to accommodate the Travelling public
andal those who may deem it their interest 10 iayoei
him with a call, in the best possible manner. lie VIII
take occasion 10 say that his establishment viii bQbh
der the immediate control Of
John Stringer;
whose known expcriencein business Is guarantee
10 ali Who parouize him, and he is detennincd that
no customer shall leave his establishment dissatisfied
for the want Of any attention whateyg.
The Travelling public may reaassured that hls
accommodations are inferior 70 nore, his Stables Will
moi be surpassed by any in theSoutbera States, bis
Stalls large and commodiops,Ais proyendor the best
the country Affords andhisHosters quick and ltten-
/ tive.
! He has on hand TO III, superior lot Of Buegies
and other Vehicles together with good riding Horses
for the accommodsj0n Of the fond overs 81 pleaure
/ Of recreation antncaltb, which will be fitted otto
his eustomer5 At the hores; notice and IN the neat
est manner Possible.
He would say 70 Droyers that in his arraa gements
he has ar eye TO their interest.
HisSmbe is convenient to all the Hotels and
Boarding houses IL the City and Customers will be
wyfted on at any house they choose 70 stop. In
dor. he pledges himself to have everything done to
4 the entire satisfaction Of every one Prices as here
4
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nREADFuL nIP COMPLAINT!

Approved, March 3, 1913. -
JOSEPH w. MATTHEW'S.
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n. III. Dickson,

Columbus, July 10. iS43. l5.3-ly
IN A word to the B'hoys of Columbus ant
~ yisintv is sufficient jim Dickson is in the
y,ng and y4ady 10 attend TO their wants, cali AM
lee him -yoa ahsnt DO hurt
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Later Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA.
BALTIMORE, Thursday, JulY 5.

Baltimore, Thursday, July s.
The Car .Ga arrived al Halifax on Tuesday
morning (3l inst) and at Boston last evening
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
The cotton ma,ket duling the week previously
70 the departure Of the Canada had been steady,
firm anl inspiring more confidence. Prices
Fair uplaua Al pence Mobile AZ ; Orleans 5
good ordinary to middng Of each ofthcse descip.
ions being ll6 10 higher. The money mar
ket continues easy. There is more doing in tie
corn markei, with slight improvement in prices.
Indian corn is quoted at 35s, and SO. per quar-
ter for white yellow is firmer, having sold at
36s. Western canal and Baltimore flour 23s. Cd.
to 24s.; inferior lis. Cd, TO 22s. Cd. PhTs.
23s. sd. to 25s. per barrel. Wheat is uoled
al 6s 10 Is.
GOLD FROM CALIFORNIA.
There had been an arrival at Biverr iol from
California with 100000 sterling in goa
REPORTED ENTRANCE or THE
FRENCH INTO ROME.
Al the date Of the latest intelligence from Paris
previous to the departure Of the Canada, no news
had been received Of the entrance Of the French
into Rome. 1t was stated that Oudinot intended
TO deter his general assault on the Eternal City
until this intelligence Of the failure Of the consp-
racy in France on the 18th ut reached the Tri-
umvrate. when il is thought they would be indd.
ced to caphulate. The Lyons Gazette Of the
Goth states that . teIegfaphic despatch from
Mars ,illcs was received here just as that paper
was going to press, announcing that the French
had made their entrance into Rome
FRANCE--SANGUINARY STRUGGLE
AT LYONS
The attempt At insnrreciion in Paris had been
followed hy more formidable resistance 10 the
laws u Lyons. serious engagement took place
botwe en- the troops aud The mob, in which many
lives wers lost on both sides. Barricades were
thrown UP By tho latter, which were battered
down with canAon, The sighting began on the
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-14
ListOf Letters,

ID EMAINING IN tie Pcst Uf5cs al Columbus
"A NississiPp, on The Isl day Of july. iS4s.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-14
DECIEERD Il MOORE

FENAKE great pleasure in saving TO their M
u mcrous friends sud The public generally that
all their Goods were not burned in the late Fire.
They saved nearly three lo1ths, u have received
large additions since, 10 their stock. Their as.
,nrtncut is very g,nfmi and complete cmbra.
eng escry article sai,ed 70 tie present season.
They can be found az present at the we'll
known stand Of Weaver, Mullen y Go, south
.ile Main street where the attention Of buyers
Of bargains IS particularly invited. Those who
wish exchange Cash for Goods will find il to
lhoir interest to cal and examine their stock and
prices
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-09-13
Iowa College.

vHE Second year Of the Department Of 10.
VA Couegewil commence on the First Thnrsda 4th1
OF October next. There will be during the year
three terms OF thirteen weeks each, commencing
on October 4th, January 10th, and April nth.
The following Text Books used the Institutions
ENGLISH, Columns Intellectual Arithmetic Davies A.
nthmetc, Weii's Grammar, Morses Geography, Oms-
steads Philosophy, Days Algebra, Davies Legendrc's
Geometry.
LATIN, Weld. latin lessons, Andrews latin eramm ar
Anthons Caesar, Anthons saust, Cooper's Virgil, An
thons Ainsworfhs Dictionary.
GREEK, Runners Greek grammar, Owens Anabasis,
Greek Testament, Donnegan's Lexicon.
Arrangements have been made by which the stu
dents obtain the abo re books. and also station
cry, a rates below the usual retail prices.
Tuition is $500 per term. Board can be obtained
In private families at from 80 to 5000 per week.
A Greek class will be formed at the opening OF
the next term and at the commencement of another
year class will be prepared to enter upon the reg
ular College studies.
The Trustees have erected neat building of brick
Tor the use of the Institution, which overooks the
towns of Davenport, Moline and Rock Island, and
commands a beautiful view OF the Mississippi for
several miles both up and down the river. They
have secured well selected Philosophical Appera-
Gus, sufficient to illustrate the most important prin
ciples in Natural Philosophy, etc.
The Institution will continue under the care OF
Rev. E. RIPLEY, Professor of Ancient Languages.
who has during the past year well sustained the rep
utation as scholar and teacher with which he
came to the State. Other teachers will be appoint
ed when needed. In bringing this Institution again
to the notice Of the public, the Trustees do hes
itate to express their full confidence that the fac
ties which it affords for laying the foundation of
liberal education not surpassed in Iowa; and al
80 its patrons that they shall spare neither
pains nor expense to enable it to meet their high
est expectations.
). A. Reed, A. B. Robbins, +. Adams, !. McMa-
INNS, c. Atkinson, Executive Committee.
Davenport, sept 8, 1649-4t
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EsaR'Yet EnOpse

Corner Jefferson and Sd streets, Burlington
J. c. FLETCHER, Proprietor.
Mis- House, recently opened, is one of the lar
L gest and most commodious in the Western
country. 1t has all the convenience Of the large
hotels In the cities, and is fitted and furnished in the
neatest and most substantial manner. The proprie.
tor has had much experience in the keeping of pub
nc houses, which, taken in connexion with the faci-
ties afforded in Burlington for furnishing his table
!usthes MN IN promising that the character of his
house shall be kept up.
Visitors from the South and elsewhere. with O,
without families, can at all times be accommodated
with pleasant and airy rooms, and reasonable
terms. September 25, 1S45.
Families will also be taken as permanent boa rders
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-09-13

Also, all kinds OF Staple and Fancy Goods, Hard
ware, Queensware and Groceries at extraordinary
GLOW prices'' at the Burlington Emporium, u, JEFF
ferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
Let no one persuade you to buy your goods any
where until you have inspected our stock and pri-
ces, as we are certain we can show you that no
house in this State offers the same advantages to the
CASH BUYER. Give us call. = +@
SCOTT, WHITEHEAD & CO..
"Nfind No. 1872 Jefferson street. june -, ~
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WANTED

WE wish to purchase, in large all ana ntes, good
Glack Mustard Seed, and a few hundred bushels
White or Yellow Mustard Seed-also, Sage, Thyme,
Summer sayory and Sweet Majorum also, dried
Red Pepper, for which the highest market price will
be paid In cash. The mustard will be purchased
from sample. Persons in the country having any
of the above articles ship them direct to u.s. or
to any of their friends in the city.
st Louis, Aug. 8, iSs9-2m COLLECT 4 JOHNSON
Western Spice Mills, Seventh street.
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Burlington Foundry,

CHARLES HENDRIE. MARK s. roorr
HENDRIX & FOOTE,
IL AN1NG associated themselves under the above
L l. style, would inform the public that thew arc
now prepared to furnish all articles in their line,
Their increased facilities for doing business enables
them to furnish Castings at reduced prices and on
snort notice. We have constantly on hand an assort-
meht OF Saw Mill Irons, Tanning Mill and Threshing
Machines, Castings, Hollow-ware, &c. Connected
with inc Foundry is Finishing Shop, where turning
and fitting will be done in a W orkman-like manner.
All orders addressed post paid to the Subscri-
pefs, or j. u. FooTE, will be attended to in man.
Iel W ave satlSl5CtlOn. Huntington, April 9.,4E
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George Partridge.

TOMMISSION and Forwarding Merchant, No. 81,
OWater Street, (up stairs,) 81 Louis, Mo. G7PaT-
ticuar attention paid to the sale Of Flour Grain, Pork
Lard, Bacon, Salt, Groceries, &c. And Will also at
tend to the purchase of any articles usually kertin
Country Store. may IL ~.
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Chas A. WantZ,
r literary DEPOT and Publication store: Books
J. S. Kimball & Co.,

J. S. Kimball & Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware, Queens
ware, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps sc.
Would respectfully inform their friends and the pub
lie generally, that they have received their
Spring and Summer Stock of Goods,
at their old stand, where they have hand large
and beautiful stock Of Goods in their line,
ing of all the varieties adapted TO the season.
selected with the greatest with regard to style
and quality, to which we invite the attention Of our
friends and dealers generally. apr ls, 1919
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~ cal u. Smith.

a TToRNEY and Counsellor at Law, OskaIoosa,
n 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. OFFICE,
Two doors west of the Court House fdec 7 1S4s-1v
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SLIGO IRON STORE

SLIGO IRON STORE.
JEFFERSON STREET, Burlington, Iora.
TRON-Flat square and round, assorted sizes.
L Plough Slabs, Plough Wings, assorted shapes and
sizes.
STEEL-Cast, German, American blister, English
blister, German and Spring, assorted sizes.
STOVES-lmproved Premium, and Yankee Notion
Cook Stoves, Parlor, Coal, Box, 10. 7, and
plates, different sizes.
ALSo-Jcwett's Improved Patent Cary Ploughs. Tin
Plates, Copper. Sheet-iron, Iron-wirc, Nails,
and Casting OF every description.
A full supply Of the above articles always on hand
and for sale as low can be afforded by
my 10. 'lS JOHN G. FOOTE.
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ID. MORTiMOKES
Rheumatic COMPOUND and Blood Pnrifit

Rheumatic Compound and Blood Purifier.
THIS article celebrated in Saint Louis for the
L certain cure Of Rheumatism in all its different
stages, is now offered the only remedy for this
most painful of al! diseases. The proprietor cured
himself in ten days after all his physicians had Civ
him up, by means Of this medicine, the result Of
long study and experiment. Mr. J. w. Chrsty,
gentleman well known to many of our citizens, was
also entirely cured, after being disqualified for bu-
siness for four years, and J. w. Southack, mer-
chant of st Louis, well known to the business COM
munity. was cured by means of this remedy when
all others had failed. The certificates of both these
gentlemen are attached to the pamphlets around each
botte, and can be seen by calling on the Agent
To all suffering with the Rheumatism, this medi-
cine is offered remedy which cannot fail. For
sale by J. +. TALLANT, Agent.
may II, lSI9-1y jefferson street.
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LUMBER YARD.

fINHE subscribers will keep constantly on hand
\ general assortment OF Pine Lumber, square tim
Der. shingles. window sash. &C., and of the hest
quaiity. They have a large quantity, and in
vita those who wish to purchase to give us call.
N. B.-Our yard is corner Main and Market
Streets near the Creek. F.J.C PEASLEY co
Burlington, June, 1913
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" FRESH ARRIVAL IN
NEW SPLENDID SPRING Com.

THE subscribers beg leave to inform their o,s..
L toners and the public generally,that thew h.s.
just received and are now opening, very larcs. -.
and elegant stock of SPRING GOODS, 10 49,
they respectfully invite the attention of the nh,.
Their stock has been selected with care and an q.
Dry Goods, Queensnare, Hardpdre, Croeer;..y
Glasstcdre, Boots, Shoes, ETC., ETC E''f.'7
Their stock embraces every article demanded =.
the wants Of the city or county. Their great 49,;
ETY. OF FANCY GOODS, especially, il yery suns..
or and to which the attention Of the ladies' u y.
spectfully invited. #.E+ an - 80
Ef-CALL AND SEE before purchasing clsewh....
'Tis no trouble to show Goods. No house III Ic.s 4
shall undersell that OF CREW GILKYSf,Ns N :
April 70, 1s49 Jefferson It,, Burlington
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Josiah PODc

rOMMISSION Merchant, No. 9, Custom house
~ street, Boston. Will make advances on con-
signments to his care, for sale in this market He
will also give personal attention to purchasing Gro
eeries and Merchandise generally for Western Mer-
chants. II REFER TO Messrs Grimes Il Starr, Mr.
II. s. Adams, Burlington, Iowa; Mr. Otis West, Mr.
George Partridge, st Louis, Mo. iulv u, ,A9-6m
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JEWETT'S IMPROVED
PATEN'T CARY PLOUGH

49,. THE Subscriber keeps constant
IN ly on hand large supply of the
-.asssabove justly celebrated Plough,
BON and horse, right and left hand with the latest
improvements and are prepared to supply any num-
Der that may be wanted. This Plough is much inn
proved this year, by setting the beam two inches
higher than heretofore, and by continuing the curve
OF me land SIDE regularly round up to the beam;
which entirely prevents straw weeds from hang
ing under IT. thereby rendering it almost impossible
to choke it ont in the worst of stubble. The mould
board is put on with bolts instead Of rvets, as here
tofore, which makes the Plough much more easy to
repair The heel Of the Landslide is cast in chill,
Wch hardens II as hard as cast steel, and prevents
ii from wearing of: thereby preventing the Plough
from running unsteady after being used year or
two The mould board Of the Patent Cary is made
Of wrought iron, and the share of steel, and will
scour as bright silver, in the highest soil To
those who are acquainted with the Patent Cary is
unnecessary to say anything; but to those who are
not, we say try it, and judge for yourselves This
Plough is much more durable than almost any other
made in the country and at the prices at which it is
now sold, ii is without doubt the cheapest
burlington, ap '47 JOHN G. FOOTE.
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EAGLE Hotel.

-. FORT MADISON, IOWA, TRAVELLERS say
EIS this Hotel is in respect, equal to any in the
A:;f western country. The Proprietor, w. c. STRIPE
s> (lae of the Madison House,) respectfully solsits
The patronage of Travellers. and is
DETERMINED to deserve it.
Fort Madison. Iowa, April &c, ls49-6m w. C.. g
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PROTECT YOURSELVES AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE.
Agency 4ftna Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn.
TINHE Subscriber having been appointed agent for
J. the above company, is prepared to insure against
loss or damage by fre-Dwelling Houses, Stores,
Barns, Mills, SC. SC. at low a rate as any similar
institution.
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.
F. J. c. PEASLEY,
Burlington. Auo.