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The Mexican Mustang Liuiment

one Of the greatest discoveries Of the nineteenth
L century-and will be hailed by the suffering and
afflicted sstoth jog mnspeakable.o Where the Lni-
ment Is used Pain cannot erist.
Some OF the most astonishing cures of Gun-Shot
and Lance Wounds have been pc rformed in the Mex
lean Army with this Liniment alone. II subdues in
nammation, relieves pain, and Heals up the porst
Sores In an incredibly short time. It possesses per-
feet control over Muscular lrrffability.
Whoever saw Mexican with his limbs twisted
out of shape by that most of all
-Rheumdfism' He knows the Intaii6le Remedy,
and uses it on the first instious approaches of the
II checks it gin the twinkling Of an eye,
And whoever saw Mexican Horse with the Spa
win, Ring Bone, Splint, Wind-Gal Scratches, Poll
Evil, sore Back, or any other external complaints
They know the virtues of this Liniment and they
Nerer fail TO use it as soon as they discover any
biemlsh on their Horse-and the wounds are healed!
II you nave pain In any part Of your body, no
mater where, Delay not m0nenf, in getting Bot
tie Of the MEXICAN AfHSTANG LINIAIENT. 1t
will do you good 1t never fails to give satisfac-
t'on to all who use it, because it performs what it
promises.
No traveller shonld ever start on a Journey with
out 1t. Every Famiy should be well supplied with
IT. How many lives, and those nearest and dearest
to us, are yearly sacrificed, by not having proper
and Efficient Medicines at hand in cases Of Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, Bruises, Sprains, etc.
No Steam Boot should ever leave port without
having their Medicine Chests we'll supplied with this
invaluable Ltnimenf.
= Principal Depot for the United States, at DR.
BRACES Depot and Family Medicine store, Cor.
of Third and Market streets, st Louis, Mo-, to whom
all orders must he addressed.
Es- For sale in Burlington by J. r. Tallant and
s. l.. Burnap. (sept ~, lS49-ly
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The Indian Doctors
PR A CTICE OF MEDICINE

fNHE above work, which sometime since an
nounced as in course Of publication, is now
completed, and ready for delivery to subscribers,
and others who may wish to secure copy. have
given, in my Family Physician, some Of the great
est Improvements of the age for the treatment Of
the diseases of Men, Women and Children, together
with the symptoms of Diseases. 1 have spent a
number OF years with the Indians, and now offer the
greatest discoveries made to the world for the
cure Of Consumption, Rheumatic pains, Cancers,
Dyspepsia, Gravel, Chills and Fever, enlargement
of the Spleen, ETC., etc. Dysehtery can be cured in
one hour, and poisonous Bites in twenty minutes.
Five million of peaple suffering with these dis
eases, when remedy is growing on their farms, or
at least within few miles of them. receipt for
Horse Liniment is gwen worth tive times the cost
of the book.
The work contains 224 pages. Price, 81 per sim
gle copy, bound. The postage will not exceed 8
CENTS per copy. to any part Of the U. States. AS
the edition is limited, those who wish to secure a
a copy, shnui send iii their order, accompanied
with 81, without delay. Address (pos'Gge pGido
WM DAILY, Al. D.. l. 2uiSriHe Eg.
Any person warding thrAe dollars shall receive
the fourth copy gratis In pamphlet form two cop
les for 81. Any person forwarding So shall receive
the 9TH copy gratis. The postage each is tive
cents. No travelling agents are employed. This
book has gone BY mail To- every State in the Union.
Any paper in Iowa, copying the above and for
warding the paper containing the same, shall
have a copy of the work by return mall
Louisville, sept ~, '4s-im' WM DAILY, MD.
NJ oTICE IS hereby given that the following arti-
Y Giles will be sold at public Auction, thirty days
after date to pay charges. If not called for and char
ges paid previous, viz:
boxes reed from Uncle Toby. March 81, 1913,
marked Governor of Iowa; also lot of II Flows,
received in store 22d July, 1877.
Sale at public auction will take place Saturday
goth October at 10 O'Clock. M and great vaIie-
ty of articles willie sold. F. J. c. PEASLEY X Co
Burlington. sept. 20. 1851 30i
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DR. Hardentrook, who was recently
tried at Rochester for the murder OF Mr.
Mott. was married TO Mrs Mott at San
du>ky City, Ohio, on the 9th. TO those
who recollect the circumstance, this fact
will create stronger presumption Of his
gull, than the evidence submitted at his
trial
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Telcgraphic dispatches from the Mo. Republican.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20
The Republic, Of this morning, contains
full official explanation Of the difficulty
between our Government and the French
minister. The facts are precisely the
same as those already furnished you. The
Republic sees no reason to fear rupture
with France.
New YoRK, Sept. 20--5 Pm.
In Portland, it was ascertained that the
Democrats have majority in both branch
g Of the Maine Legislature.
PHsLADELpHIA, Sept. 20-5r.
The equinox has set in earnest, all along
the seaboard. Telegraphic dispatches
from Charleston mention that severe gale
was prevailing there yesterday. At the
Cipes Of Delaware equally severe wealth
er prevails. We shall have disastrous
accounts from along the coast.
New ORLEAss, Sept, 10.
A brig arrived this morning, bringing
5000 bags Of new coffee from Rio--the
1iirst cargo thi. season; it is held at s l-2
cents per ID. Whiskey is advancing, aad
Is held Al q Is ceais per gallon. The
prices Of coasn are irregular 1.-The inar-
let is very Grm.
PIrrssuacH, Sept. 2O-5r N.
4. The Allegheny river has risen 10
inches since morning. and is still risiay.
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Cuba Hunters Turned Loose. Since the
discovery of their plans, the Cuba Hun
tiers in New York, have been turned loose
TO SHIFT for themselves. On Friday even
ing some twenty five young men, who
stated that they belonged 10 the expedition,
applied at one Of the police stations Tor
lodgings, having been turned from the
house where they boarded because Of hav-
ing no funds.
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Commercial.

1910 Relate and to cure.--Suilering humanity
is most important ana interesting undertaking.
In matter OF such vast moment. where health.
happiness, and life itself involved, decep-
ton would be objectionable. With these feelings,
and to these ends, we would present to afflicted
world Doctor Rogers Syrup Of Lreracort and Tar
being decidedly the most efficient remedy ever
known for the early cure Of Coughs. Colds, Con-
sumptions. Bleeding of the Lungs, Asthmas, &c.
Read advertisement in another column OF this pa
per. Sold by S. l.. Burnap, Darlington Iowa.
I5-Coution to Strongrs.-Almost every person
coming Fl ON the east. or any old settled country,
into the Mississippi Valley. to be attacked
with D.airhGa. which prostrates the system, and
generally ends in bilious fever, that dread Of all
emigraE,s. agte and Fc.er-If every such person
would supply themselves with a few boxes of DR.
Bragg's Anti Bilious and Tonic Sngar-Coated Pills,
ana take them the first indications of disease,
they need fear serious attack of any ofthe
diseases peculiar to the western country. They
have been used by thousands persons, and always
with the happiest effects.
Sold by $. L. Burnap. and ]. F. Tallant.
-. Ifsfarss BdIsam Of WHd Che,ro.-IiIt be said
that the healing art consists in udiclous sefectioa
prepar alton and application ofthose remedial agents
afforded by nature, for the preservation of health
and cure of disease. then certain it is, that DR. Wis
tar's ialsdm of Wild Cherry is triumph of its kind
II is compounded chiefly Of vegetable substances
that are acknowledged by all eminent practitioners
Of medicine, as possessing properties highly SER
viceabe in the cure of ronsnmptive and asthmatic
affections ;-and from its soothing tendency upon
the lungs. must continue to hold an honorable rcpu
tation among the most popular cough remedies of
the age. Its curative effects have enlisted the
praise of thousands Of our countrymen, who were
lingering under a variety Of those distressing COM
plants, and having been lifted as 1t We're, from the
grave, have cheerfully at:es'ea TO the world the
beneficial operations Of this truly wonderful medi
cine upoE them. Be careful toprocure the genuine
the Prcpfietors' names are engraved upon the
wrapper. Sold by Parsons Corp & Parsons '23
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The Concert.

The Concert.
Messrs L. F. FosTER and j. c. BELcurs rave Con-
cert in this place to large audience last evening Mr. F.
Is pupil Of the wide Ole Bull and ha. performed
at Concerts with the distinguished Master Burke with
much credit to himself As an American violins, he is
not exceIed The performances Of Mr. B. on the Melode-
on are most credtable They leave to-day. They pro-
pose to give Concert at Fort Madison Saturday
ming and on the first of week they win be in Keokuk
on their way to st Louis They have given satisfaction
wherever they have been.
- rip-top, first rate ready made clothing can
be found at Kitchen and Buers new Clothing EN-
porium. on Jefferson street. Give them call.
Southern iowa horticultural Society.
lhe frst annual exhibition and fair the ssSou,hern 10.
wa horticultural Society," be held in the Of TEN
fea G, Hall, at the corner Of Main and Jefferson Streets
IN burlington, commencing Thursday the 4,h day of
October next, at IL O'Clock, A. n.
A. the meeting of the Society the 9th Of September,
adopted
All the articles for exhibition must be upon the ia.
Dies OF the Society by eleven o'clock A. NJ.
@Each person exhibiting article is desired have
attached thereto label with the of the variety and
o. the exhibitor but in OF omission this par,cu
aI the committee OF arrangements will supply such LABEL
~ he ARTICLES OF each exhibitor will be kept separate
and distinct from others = far as practicable.
NO person will lie above handle touch any of
the articles exhibited tn, committee OF
will see that this rule is strictly complied with.
sAs the end of the exhibition, each article will be
returned to the owner except snch may be used by
committee fruits
6.An address will be delivered before the Society on
the zth OF October, at O'Clock r NJ by DR. John F. Hen
ry.
There will be discussion upon the subject of ach-
es and their culture, intended TO embrace every
point connected with their props sation.
s.-Nembers will be allowed to PROFOUND questions in
relation to other branches Of Horticulture upon which dis
cussions may arise.
9.-Lades will be admitted to the exhibition free of
charge each gentleman member OF this Society will
be required TO pay ten cents.
CoMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS George w. Kelley,
John q. Foote and james w. Woods.
l.. ID. STOCKTON, Secretary.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of deed of trust, executed to me by
- Peter Brewer on the nth day of August, 1913,
to secure debt Of five hundred dollars, due TO H..
NJ. Vance, and assigned to Harvey Houghton, with
ten per cent interest," will on the sth day of Oc-
tober next at the door Of the clerks office. in the
city ct Burlington, offer the following land for saie
the land being conveyed in said deed OF trust) viz
Lots number 3, and 5, Of section number three,
township 6S, north range number three west, in
Des Meines county. Iowa, for cash. to satisfy said
debt with interest and cost. VIM. WALKER,
Rtrli &
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i Dtcisisa of "Pabiic Burihens. THE
7 Washington Republic says 'lhere are up
wards Of City thousand officers in ,he Uni
ted States. besides the various jobbers and
contractors, who have been from time i'm
memorial members Of the Locoloco party.
Many Of the most important and lucrative
remain 70 this day in the hands Of the Lo-
Gssoeos. There have been less than 5000
appointments Of Wings by Gen. Taylor,
one half Of which have been made 10 sup
ply vacancies occa>ioned by deaths, re>ip-
nations, and expired commissions. Tie
proportion Of Locolocos in Office is ten TO
bne."
According TO this, all the fire and fury
we have had about prescription, guillo-
lines, violation Of pledges, &c., is simply
because, after the Wings had been kept
out Of Office for twenty years, Gen. Tay-
lor has presumed to place one tenth part
q the Offices Of the country in Wing hands
ITO give them 1.-THE Of that, BALI Of which
belongs to them. And Of this tenth, one
aalf Of the appointments, the Republic
shows, have been made to supply vacan-
s'es. occasioned by deaths, resignation, &c.
ss,,, Five Democrats yet in office to one
wing. Now, could they raise greater
! query i the whole army Of fifty thousand
mao been decapitated, and their places en-
,:.e'y supplied BY Wings? Gen. Taylor's
,noefaiity and moderation seem entirely
| !Ost upon our political opponents. But,
Souotless, he finds his reward in his own
approving conscience, and will not per-
.,t himself to be provoked into the whole-
.sle prescription Of Democratic admins
Mauon,, BY all the abuse and outcry Of an
'"senomsd opposition. Richmond Repub.
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Latest AEriVas.

PARSONS, COPP * PARSafest a
LAVE just received an additional supply of as-
4 sorted Merchandise from the East apd SnHE4a
to which the attention of their old friends aHf tue
trading community generally is respectfully nFiteas
The following is a potion of the receipts5 vios
Linen and cotton ginghams, lawns nankecns;
CoPd cambrics, white dress goods
Blue and fancy prints, all kinds and qualities ma
Summer shaws, hdks, ass'd hosiery and gloves;
Beached muslins, edgings and insertings;
Sewing silks and twist, pins. needles, thread;s
Combs, hooks and eyes, tape, whalebone, fansi.
Braids, ribbons, talor's trimmings, checks;
Summer pant stuffs, jeans, satinetts;
Cassimefes and broad cloths, various kinds;
Parasols, carpet bags, caps and bonnets. E
Also, variety of Hats, Caps and Bonnets, with
a good assortment of Hard ware, including desira-
BILE assortment of building trimmings, such locks,
latches, butts, screws catches, strap hinges, et..
Queens, Granite and Glass Wdre.-A good assert
mcnt. Jefferson street. Burlington, June %, 1s4e
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7 HAVE this day associated with me, in partner
! ship. Mr. J. HENRY GEAR, whom my customers
will recognize clerk in the late house for the
last six years, for the purpose Of conducting gen.
cral mercantile business at the old stand, under the
style of s.W. F. CoOLBAuGH & co."
Burlington sept. l, 40, W. F. COOLBAUGH.
nj Office To ALL CONCEENED.--An per-
~ sons having unsettled accounts with the sub
scriber, which by agreement to have been set
tied previous to this time, respectfully notified
to attend to the same without further delay; and
those having demands against the subscriber will
please present them for settlement.
Burlington, sept. |, 40. w. F. COoLBAUGH.
DONNETS; Florence braid: China pearl; Rutland,
} straw and lawn Bonnets, new styles, just OPEN
ed and for sale very cheap by .sss.
april 26, 'ta J. @. LtUMAS & DRo.
TTNEAs: Imperial, Hyson and Black Tea; also Cit
/ ron, Currants, stoneess Rasins, shelled AL
monds Figs ana Prunes, fresh and superior articles,
for sale low at GAYS. may 10, '49
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Office.

TTAVING left IN, residence in Union township,
I request all those persons who know them
selves indebted to me. TO settle their accounts Ell
ther with Mr. VIVA Finch or Mr. Charles Smith, both
of the said Tow ship. Such accounts not
settled by Dsc. lst. will be placed in the hands
of an Attorney for collection. good substantial
wagon fol sal~ apply to aIr Hm Finch.
sept 20. Is4s LEONARD LEDBROOk, NJ. u
House and Lot for Sale.
THAT eligiby situated House and Lot, next to
L to the Methodist Church, north, is hereby offer
ed for sale reasonable terms.
Burlington, sept. 90, lS4s-f II. c. HAWKINS
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DRUGS s. MEDICINES,

-NEV ARKANU ENENI-NEW UKUN cFUKE.-
s. l.. BURNAP. s
VI AT THE OLD STAND Of w Bodemann, JEFF
IA ferson street, Burlington, having lately pur-
chased of w Bodemann his entire stock of Drugs,
Medicines, Dye Stufis, Paints, OILS and Glassware
of every description. is prepared and determined to
sell all these articles to country merchants, ply
siciaus, farmers, and the public in general at re-
duced prices. The public requested to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere. All orders
attended to with neatness and despatch.
Also, full assortment Of Patent Medicines.
;ulv 90, 1919 s. l.. b.
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a CHANCE

y OH tNNfE. " ~ -.
TO GET GOODS AT EASTERN COST AND LESS.
A LARGE and extensive consignment of Prints
n and Summer Ware, just received by Peasley K
Co.. and for sale at Auction and Private sale in
quantities to suit purchasers -.
10000 yards Prints, embracing the following well
known brands, viz: Cocheco, Lodi, Fall River ,Cln-
ton Company, etc. etc. In addition to the above
we are now in receipt of splendid stock Of Cling
hams, bingham lawns, fancy and embroidered lawns,
fancy barages, gambroons Cumberland fancies etc.,
all of which must be sold Immediately for the BEN
eft of the consigaors +. J. C. PEASLEY 4 Co.
Burlington. June 7, fS49 Water street.
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Selling of Cheap.

yTthE Goois Of the late A. BOWMAN. decd. con-
l. sisting of Dry Goods. Groceries, Boots, Shoes,
Queensware, etc., will be sold at very low prices,
by whole or RETAIL for cash, and therefore, can
be sold very cheap. Merchants and others, who
want bargains, may find II to their interest TO call
and examine the assortment. The undersigned de.
sires to dispose Of the stock soon as possible, as
the premises occupied are for rent.
sept. ~, lSl9-2w LYDIA BOWMAN,
Main street. Burlington, Iowa,
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Notice

Administrators Notice.
7,HF signed has been appointed BY the Court
L OF Probate Of Desmoines county, Iowa, Admin
istrator on the Estate OF Jonathan Roberts, dec'd
late of said county. All persons indebted to said
estate will make immediate payment to the un-
dcrsgned, and those having claims will present the
same for settlement, legally authenticated.
Gent o9 1sla-3w JOSIAH ROBERTS,
Admir- of Estate of Jonathan Roberts, deed
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x.ss FOR SALE: Farm about three and a half
HHE miles from Burlington, containing three hun
-en dred and thirty-one acres nf Prairie and Tim
Der. The Improvement on this farm consists OF
good frame dwelling House, with log stables; aisr
an Orchard OF Peach andApple trees.many In bcari
order-about one hundred acres under cultivate
This farm will he sold at bargain, as the owner
tends residing at the east. For terms enquire
r. +. CORDS, Burlington. Tsept. 10, 1S49-H
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Cholera at Bosfoa.--The whole number
OF deaths hy cholera In Boston, up to
Monday week, was 600
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e,s,,,ssscr! asynlssny!!

FTNIIE undersigned have on hand 100000 feet OF
i Pine Lumber comprising the following sorts,
viz: /. 1. II, II and inch plank; by 4, BY and
by scantng IL, 16 and is feet long, 10, 16, IS and
90 feet Joist-also, laths. shingles. etc., etc.
Having made arrangements to keep constant
supply hand, the undersigned would solicit
share of patronage. Ts-1heir Yard for the present
will be opposite the Pork Houses.
Burlington July I2,,49 w. 0. CHAMBERLIN & CO
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stoves! StOYes!!

Agency.-Dupont's Gun Powder.
6ANfA KEGS sporting and blasting Powder in
1oUV whole, half and quarter kegs; cases
pcrior rife Powder in half and lb. canisters;
5000 # safety Fuse for blasting, for sale by as
Burlington, june %, 1s4S +. f. GAY
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IeY. III. "a Matthews.

u ESPECTFULLY offers his professional servi.
] ces to the citizens OF Burlington and vicinity.
Office, Jefferson street, the store OF Scott,
Whitehead CO., where he may be found at all hours
unless professionally engaged. sept 90, 40
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GROCERIES.

q HHUS. n. Orleans sugar, % sacks Rio coffee:
" 20 bbls molasses; terces Rice; casks saeratus
boxes tobacco; chests teas; cask Goldfish:
boxes bar soap; with starch, pepper, spice;
Ginger, cloves, rasins. nutmegs, etc., for sale at
June %, IS49 PARSONS, Corp 4 Parsons
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Tz-THE CA,R.-The Ladies Of the Preshyteri-
an Church tender their most grateful acknowledge
ments to those Ladies and Gentlemen OF Burlington
and its vicinity, who kindly assisted them in the
preparation and management Of their late Fair; and
also, to those members of the Band, who entertain
ed theIH on FRIDAY evening. tscrt 81
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Have Your Life Insured.

Y! HE undersigned having been appointed Agent
for the Phoenix Life Insurance Company of st
Louis, is now prepared to receive proposals from
such as may wish to Insure their own lives or the
lives of others. All information gratis.
N9-Ufiice over the store of d. nj. Ewing & Co.,
Jefferson street, Burlington. w. p. EWING,
July le, lS49-tf Agent.
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"A A r r ! e D !:

IL Fsankln township on the Cd inst, by Levi T. Lar
k;s ESQ at the residence of Willis Dowell, Mr. ENocH
BEAM 10 Miss FRANcgs lowell, both Of Desmoines CO.
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EREsu AND SUPERIOR TEAS.

FRESH AND SUPERIOR TEAS.
UST received direct from the Canton Tea COM
y pany, New York, full and complete supply of
their very superior Black and Green Teas, of all
grades and prices, frcm so cts. TO so per pound,
for sale at the Company's New York retail prices.
july 1929 J. F. TALLAkT, Agent. .
- Farnish; Dbl. Japan Varnsh, Dbl. superior
Coach Varnish, for sale by (my 81 JF TALEANr
DOR LArcnEs: with white and dark mineral and
iron knobs, cheap and neat article, just reed
and for sale by July la) q human Il Bro.
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g. r.a..~~@ MUSLINS, sc. 9.9& $P =
IN BALES heavy brown muslins; so ps brown
" drillings; 90 ps. blue do; 20 ps. Irish Linens
40 pieces Pant goods different kinds)
1876 do Bleached muslin, (a prices)
do Brown linens, for sale by
may 1919 GARRETT COOPER
HARDWARE: We have just reed and opened
! good stock Of Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives,
Hinges, Screws, Spoons, Locks. Latches and every
article usually kept in the hardware line, which we
will sell cheap. (may 8, '4s) GARRETT COOPER
Ohio Mutual Insurance Company.
THE undersigned has been appointed Agent for
the above company in this city and vicinity, and
is prepared to insure against loss damage by fire.
Office on Third street, opposite the Barret House.
Burlington, Iowa, July IL, '49-1m J. M. MORGAN
IN L. GAY, would respectfully inform his friends
IL. and the public generally, that in case of med
icines being required at night he viii be ready to
wait upon them at any hour, by calling at his house
Sd and Valley streets, fhouse recently
pied by Col. Warren. burlington, may II, 1916
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Scythes, Forks, Shovels, etc.
A DOZ .Waaron's" cradle scythes; doz do grass
Il scythes; dos Reddnaton's grass do
doz brush scythes; doz patent sythe snaths;
10 do shovels and spades; dog scoop showers;
do hay and manure forks; foz hoes. ass'di
so do scythe stones; doz Hunts choppiDs axesi
Just received and for sale at s..
June %, lS49 Parsons, Corp PARSONS