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BROWNS GOLD PENS.

BROWNS GOLD PENS.
~ Now in large stock of these UNRIvALED GOLD
PENS Also our usual supply of GOLD PENS from the other GEL
without Cases. Also fine variety of
PEN-HoLDERs-of Gold, Silver Pearl, Porcupne Quill ETC..
For sale wholesale and retail by
dill lm2dp GUINNESS & BUsH IL Camp street.
E The Proprietors and Editors SUN OF TEMPERANCE
having found publication of paper
in consequence of the prevailing epidemic all persons
indebted to them to make immediate payment Mr. MARK
BIGNEY, who duly authorized collect due the Office
Mr. Bgney will be attendance for days c.
Sale g. Co. II ST. Charles las
aas Of H. eve Pcayune says that geanlnes
sPs !.
Royal Royal street ssnsm'n' Furnishing Store Mi DIS
!ksaasEs Is " D n SaEs hs s sas h@
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street. jalld
~, II. Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor. The
hs PROPRIETOR a ' >" rs HAS the written s:oh signature of
Southern Depot Isl charlre. street New Orleans. ' dsa
p, Asiatc cholera-Ds PRESTON, who was EN-.
sis sfs sp T
door west Of st. charis. Joseph lis In n''
STRANGERS il II Oily Dr. b F. MULLEN,s
IN Ii. sas 9sa n sDnma he q mis- He The
street I - N'A 70 give MN ''' at 60 0''''mh nisa
SIN: nss g. = Flea Dec: ls4sD MENsING
JOB lever saw They equally for use as The
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Lightning Rods etc. Tor y. ANDERSON II St, cb.I.,
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CART. HArLE-We are pleased to learn that our
old friend, Capt. Halle, has been appointed Super
intendent of Public Works by the State Engineer,
Col Williams. We congratulate the Colonel and
the Captain-and if the latter does not perform his
duty, we shall consider ourselves responsible to the
Colonel.
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Col. A. H. SEvIER.--We have already noticed
the death of A. H. Sewer, of Arkansas, but we
have not devoted as much space to him as the dis
tnguished nature of his character and services
demands He was a member of family distin
guished for its gallantry and devotion to the coun
try during the trying scenes of the revolutionary
war, being descended from Huguenot named Sc
weir, who during the last century emigrated from
France to South Carolina. Col. Sewer himself was
born in the year 1903, in Green county, East Ten
nessee. In his early years he was surrounded by
many disadvantages, such as could only be over
come by person Of his energetic nature At the
age of nineteen he went to Arkansas and COM
menced the practice of the law, in which profession
he soon attained high eminenee. The people of
the State honored him with many political trusts of
high Importance, in all of which his high abilities
gained him the confidence and respect of his con-
sttuents His cs1eer in the Senate of the United
States, and as Commissioner in Mexico, are too
well known to require recapitulation. His death
will cause a vacancy in the number of our able
men, which will not easily be filled.
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0Preventve.-TheP icayune says that Cleanliness
one q he 6si, Of Cholera Clean
ana ERS SOCKS, be obtained, both good
Royal street. - dis
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To-. q. 5. Mail Albatros-For Louisville Cincinnati
Wheeling and Pttsburg THIS DAY. Wednesday, o'clock
positively from Poydras wharf,
jal7 HYDE & OGLESBY, IL Poydras st.
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ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
d2d&w No. 81 Magazine street.

SPLENDID ANIMALS OF THE SEASON. 1915.
The elegant ILLUSTRATED WORKS "gOtup'' with surpass
Also, splendid Bibles PRAYER BOOKS, etc.
together with choice collection of and beautiful goods adm
raby adapted for presents.
JUVENILE ANIMALS BOOKS. ETC., great variety
ready for examination
E Call the New stationrs' Warehouse Camp
d9 d2dp&Wn J. B. STEEL
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For CALIFoRNLA.-Am meeting was held in Cam
den, Ala on the 4th inst for the purpose of FORM
inga California company. Eighteen persons en-
rolled their nsmes The editor Of the Mirror is
about to leave
Cold WEATHER.-The thermometer stood 800
below zero, In Galena, on the 18th December.
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Hs- Many interesting Miscellaneous and News
articles will be found on our First Page.
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HAT MANUFACTORY.

HAT MANUFACTOHY,
CORNER OF CANAL IND CHARITIES SITS.
vXyHERE all times be found The most extensive
w and superior stock of HATS, CAPS, q nBREi.LAS
and BABY-JUMPERS. in the city. Hats and Caps Of ali
kinds made at the shortest notice any style or shape de-
sired new invoice Of Ladies Riding Hats and Caps inst
fecsiyea J. DARCY,
gsio " corner Chartres and Canal sts
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
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AML g my stable: on Sunday night 14th inst, black
spot ON his nose The owner can have The SANE TNn
by paying expenses and proving property -
80 o. BARNARD GARLAND
'sA" u corner Phiippa and Julia sts
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H The packet Andrew Fulton-For ST. Louis
This leaves THIS DAY, Wednesday, o'clock
puncually, from Poydras wharf.
jail HYDE g. OGLESBY, 10 Poydras st.
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V Our Readers are requested notice the advertise
menls q SW1SIARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY and JEW
DAfD fLASTER, the fst page paper. These
street. iaItf
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1910.
Blank Account Books for the New YEAR,

splendid Of all nom inc ~
English paper, n a superior sylea the usual prices.
8 Every article of STATIONERY required by Merchants sup
Piled PRINTING and BINDING executed in the best manner
NORMAN's Book and statoners' Establishment
ias a5rsf M Camp
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was really insane.
The calm resignation after his return from Eng
land-hs stoicism in the church. yard, and final
passion when he killed King Claudius, were all
beautifully wrought, and we may safely place Mr..
Booth in the front rank of performers who under
stand the character Of Hamlet.
Mr.. Jamison's Ghost was an admirable piece of
aching. While he mfolded to Hamlet the vilIany of
his Uncle-Father and Queen Mother, the audience
were wrapt in thrilling silence, clearly showing
the profound attention the excellent acting of the
scene commanded. Familiar as this play is and
ought 10 be with every one, cannot refrain from
expressing our admiration of the correct manner in
which all-even the minutest-parts were played
upon this occasion. Mrs. Greene as the Queen,
and Miss Petrie Ophelia performed admirably.
MIR. Greenes Potonius was a quaint, wel-con-
ceived piece of acting, as also was Spears Craze
Digger. Mr.. Keller as the King, and Mr. Charles
as Laertes, were both clever. In fact, often as we
have seen this paragon of plays, we never enjoyed
It's representation more than last night The house
was we'll attended. and the prospects of the Theatre
continue.
This evening Mr.. Booth--whose nights are num-
bered ana<fapidly drawing to close-appears as
Shylock-A character in which he stands without
rival. He will he ably supported. The Merchant
Of Venice will be followed by the favorite comedy
Of {" Simpson a. Co."
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BooKs.-Children must read as well as their
elders; and very useful book, for their comprehen-
sions, is the story of Little John, translated from
the French of M. Charles Jeannet, published by
ID. Appleton & Co., New York, and for sale by J.
B. Steel, IA Camp street. We have also received
from Steel the I'd number of a work on Gothic
Architecture applied to modern residences. This
is really valuable work, and should be in the pos
session of every one.
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~ Phoenix Fire 90. No. ga Subscription Lis
for the benefit Of said Fire Company aid them repairing
Losses, can be found at
n97 Q. D. BvNCEs bat Stow, % CANAL street
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q H. Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor. The
original and only always has the
the proprietor H. DALEY wrapper Of each box
Southern Depot, Isl Charres street, New Orleans d8n
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- MswOTleans, Dec. s, 184e-Dr J. MENSING
oet Oh teeth you inserted for consider
oS ever saw rnsy are equally ssrviceable for
nose needing work done line liberty
call at No. "a ST. John street. between Periio and as
STREET. and inspect it for themselves Yours,
dS 3m A G. THICKER
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LocAIs.-see third page for City News, &c.
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Electro Magnetic Machines, for Medical Use.
with improved rlana Batteries from 32 50 SIS Pho.
Wire socktons Artificial Teeth Fes Excavsors Point.
m j. Is. ANDERSON, IL 81. cbar,e,s
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II The attention of Females is particularly directed
to The Notice Of DR.. PARMELEE the third page Once No
Ia az s,ir.t
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AMERICAN THEATRE. = Last night Mr.. Bootf
appeared as Hamlet. The character was never bet
ter acted-he adopted the Royals Dane advice te
actors in general, suiting the action to the word
which was throughout deeply studied and adj
mifaby adapted conception. We have no hesita-
ton in naming Mr.. Booth as one of the most cor
rect elocutionists of the present day there is no
character in the whole range of the drama that
requires such careful study as Hamlet, or in which
the true scholar appears to SO much advantage-in
both these respects Mr.. Booth stands presminent.
His interview with the Ghost, and his subsequent
interview with Horatio and Marcellus, plainly told
the plan he adopted of assuming lunacy to entrap
the King and Queen. This was admirably car
ried out till the completion of his purpose-then the
closet scene, the anxious inquiry "Was it the
King 1.-THE severe upbraiding of his mother-and
the Gnal lines
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TT D. S. Mail Melodeon-For Louisville Cincinna
Wheeling and Pittsburg-THlS DAY, Wednesday, o'cloC
P. NJ, positively, from Poydrasstree wharf.
jal7 HYDE g. OGLEsBY, l2 Povdras st.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-01-11
The truth, and the truth only,

Concerning SELLERS Celebrated Family Medicines
which have been the means of saving many lives,
and many Doctors bills. I3-Every Family is adj
vised to keep these medicines on hand.
IPhysicians are invited to use them in their
practice and expo them publicly when they shall
Tail OF aording re in the diseases for which they
are specially desigsed.
~. SELLERS CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS.
which stands unequa led by any Medicine known for
the Cure of Liver Conn., lants and other aris-
ing from deranged 81 te of the Liver.
This medicine has been in public use for about
eight years, and has acquired reputation for curing
the Liver Complaint whis has never been equaled
By any remedy heretofore offered to the public.
A an anti-bilious, or purgatve pill they are un-
surpassed, and should be used in place of the
mon pills of the day.
Give them trial and the truth ,cW appear.
SyMrroMs OF A DISEASED LIvER.-Generall loss
ofthe stomach;pains in the head
shoulders, back and sides; sense of WEAKNESS with
sleepless nights; costiveness of bowels followed in
some cases by loosness;.s slight dry cough, low spr-
u.s. with Discrimination to every duty, are prominent
symptoms of diseased state of the liver. The liver
10, however,often much deranged when the most for
midable symptoms are absent and becomes sadly out
Of order before it is known.
For sale by E. E. GAY, Druggist Burlington, Iowa
February -, 1851.
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[2flS9[ 1s9

rrsHE ONLY RENEnY.-H..T,s V.a.-. = ! E-.a -
is an invaluable remedy for Epilentic Fits Or railing
Sickness Commissions Snasms &c Il i ,ran knoa ,h =,
from time mmemorial Physicians have nronnnncsa En;
leptc Fits incurable II has hafed all ,h ~ IN nd ~
boosted mower of all medicine and tposana
have suffered throneh miserable e,s,anc d =, in,
yielded pp their lives ON the altar of phsc;ans
of every age have this disease ncnrahi The
proprietor of the Vegetable Extract however feels M dol
cacy saying that it can be cured He would therefore
respectfully physicians and all Others who are inter
esed to examine the testimony which i; he,a orad r.
it is deception let be exposed; but if it is tine then in
the humanity, no longer let it be said that Epep
sy is incurable.
HARRIS VEGETABLE EXTRACT for sixteen wears
has been tested by many who have suffered with
this dreadful disease, every case where it has had
fair trial. has effected a permanent cure.
Col. Denslow, of Yonkers, New York. states that his
daughter has been afflicted with Fits than years
and has been cured by the the Vegetable Extract
Mrs Bradley 115 Orchard street, New York that
she has been subject to Fits for many years. and has been
restored to perfect health ateF every other fail
ed) by the Of the Vegetable Extract.
DR. Charles A. Brown, Of Dover, Russell CO., Alabama
VINO one OF best physicians the state that he
has been much benefited by the use Of the Vegetable Ex
ana tha ne prescrbes 1t in every
OF Epiiepsy which comes under ms knowledge.
Gartis u Maybery, Esq, Formerly Postmaster at Lime
MINIS, Crawford coPa living in Erie CO. Pa, states
.t o' years past ne mas been sofey ahicted win
ana ne now happy to state that by use
OF Ut Hars vegetable Extract has restored him to sound
health being entirely freed from that worst Of all diseases
Juage huNDALL, NO. loo henry.st. New YORK. having
used inc vegetable Extract IN ms
V,scommehas % an persons VINO are arc'ed win fits
MI stephen e. fatt, corner OF sixth Avenue ana Iwen
V-ssh ST., new tofk, states that MfChas Boughon,a
member o. ms family has been SO severely afflicted with
Enepe rs for many years. that he was Obliged to reln
ausn ms business having used r Har,s vegetable EN-
fiap ne "as soon restored 10 perfect neaith
inns eny TOT ,he state o. ONO to resume his business
nes. WI Sh,ei hector VI =. refer Iiu,cn' SpotsWoon
view Jersey VINO mas oeeh amieted win Epepc RVS lor
ue nan ~ yeai satIs nat nc mas usca ~ a
table Extract and his has been so much improved that
"e np pe E ~ ,snc " a.e ho more .
hIiLL ~ rIls, o. t"ehy-se'eh years ana SIX
op, s1 e ~ e use % IN. y ~onu s ~ s Ne
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-01-11
FAMILY OINTMENT.

CEOANS OINTMENT is now universally &C
y kaewiedged to be an infallible remedy in every
case where it has been faithfully applied on the HUI
man system, for promoting insensibe perspiration,
drawing out the Inflammation from wound, releiy-
ing pain of every kind and in its healing qualities
The world does not produce its equal, and the pub
lie pronounce it the cheapest and best Family ONT
ment that has ever been used. All diseases of the
desh obstinate ulcers, old sores, chilblains sore
throat burns, cuts, cutaneous eruption, sore nip
ple,sore breast diseases Of the in the face
rheumatic pains, contracted cords,pans in the side,
back and other parts Of the system, boils, ulcers,
scald head, bruises, fresh wounds, and every kind
Of sore containing the least particle of inflammation
are permanently cured by this great remedy. Grand
Depot, 10 Lake street, Chicago, Ill. w. b. SLOAN
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NJ. c. Cook, NJ. ID.

once, corner Of Main and Pine Streets, St Louis Mo.
nR COOKten his Acknowledgements to his nu-
- merous patrons for the confidence reposed in
his skill and ability in the important critical de-
partments Of the profession, to which he continues
to devote his attentions Wis the diseases of the EYE
and EAR. Having devoted the last fifteen years to
the study and practice in this branch of medical sci
ence, he feels assured that in the most invete-
rate cases, he can accomplish permanent and safe
cure. His success heretofore warrants this degree
ofcenfidence in any case that may be presented
Persons who are unfortunately afflicted with dis
ease of either the EYE or the EAR, are invited to
call and seek relief. April 20-4s-1v
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A GOOD ARTICLE.

HIS article is good, and just the thing every Fam.
/ ily SHOULD use. Sloan's Water Proof TANNlN
PASTE, or Leather Resorer, saturates the pores Of
Leather and render it Water Proof! It penetrates
the stst and hardest leather and softens it at once
removes the crust blister, and imparts strength
that is incredible until seen.
Harness, Boots, Shoes, Carriage tops, Trunks and
I'M fact everything made of leather, is benefited at
100 per cents by the of this Paste, in doub-
ling its wear and durability.
Every family should keep this Paste constantly on
hand, and all will after fair trial.
Nov 80 Grand Depot. 40 Lake ST., Chicago,Il.
And sold in nearly every town in the Western States
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STATE OF IOWA, Des Moines County.
District Court, to April Term, A. D. ls4s.

>
District Court, to April Term, A. D. 1s4s.
Zachariah J. Blackman,
VS.. ASSumpSlt x Attachment
Bennett Dyson.
THE said defendant will hereby take notice that
on the goth day of July, d. 1913, writ of at
tachment issued out of the Office of the Clerk of the
District Court for SAID county for the sum Of two
hundred and fifty dollars in the above entitled suit,
which writ was returned, levied upon a certain lot
OF lumber, certain Household Furniture, etc. ETC.,
levied upon the property Of said Bennett by son.
Now, unless, you, the said defendant appear and
plead before the next term Of said Court, judgment
will be entered against you and the property so at
tached, will be sold to satisfy the same.
OLIVER c. WIGHTMAN, Clerk. .
VIM II. Starr Atty for plff. Dec. %, 1851
STATE OF IOWA, Des Moines County.
District Court, Des MONIES County.
In Chancery 10 Spring Term, A. d. 1s49.
stephen Briggs, complainant, ps. Arthur stephen
Phelps, Mary Ann Phelps, Cornelia Phelps and
S. s. Phelps Defendants-In Chancery.
TINHE said defendants will hereby take notice that
i complainant filed his bill on the 10Th day of Au-
gust, A. 1S4s, in said Court, praying that it may
be decreed that you convey to said complainant the
north east quarter Of section twenty-five, in town.
ship No. seventyone north, in range No. four west,
containing one hundred and sixty acres more or
less. Now, unless, you appear on the first day of
next term Of said Court and plead, answer demur
to said bill, it will be taken confessed and de-
cree entered accordingly. o. c. WIGHTMAN. Cpk.
w. H. Clancy, solr Cor comp't [Dec2 ls46-6t
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'Sloan's Valuable New Work on Horses.

Tae Complete Farricr, Horse Doctor, price 25 cts.
ETTNHTS celebrated work, although it is sold ut SO
il cheap q rate, is the best one ever published on
the Diseases of Horses. It is written in plain Ian
guage that every understand, and the direc-
ton for the treatment Of diseased horses are SO mi.
nute - not to be misunderstood by the most astute
among holsters.
Persons wanting single copy of this work, may
carefully enclose 25 cent piece in half sheet of
paper. The postage on the work will be only cents
10 any part Of the United States.
Address w. B. Sloan, No. 40 Lake st., Chicago.
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SLIGO IRON STORE

JEFFERSON STREET, Burlington, Iowa.
TRoN-F1at, square and round, assorted sizes,
i Plough Slabs, Plough Wings, assorted shapes and
sizes.
STEEL-Cast, German, American blister, English
blister, German and Spring, assorted sizes.
Premium, and Yankee Notion
Cook Stoves, Parlor, Coal, Box, 10, Z, and s
plates. different sizes.
ALsO-Jewetts Improved Patent Cary Plourhs. Tin
Plates, Copper, Sheet-iron, Iron-wire, Nails,
and Casting of every description.
A full supply of the above articles always on hand,
and for sale as low as can be afforded by
my 10, '4S JOHN G. FOOTE.
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JEWETT'S IMPROVED
PATENT CARY PLOUGH

49, THE Subscriber keeps constant
N ly on hand large supply of the
above justly celebrated Plough,
both 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 i'm
proved this year, by setting the beam two inches
higher than heretofore, and by continuing the
of the 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 out in the worst of stubbe. The mould
board is put on with bolts instead Of rivets here
tofore, which makes the Plough much more easy to
repair. The heel of the Landslide is cast in chill,
which hardens it as hard cast steel, and prevents
it from wearing Oft: thereby preventing the Plough
from running unsteady after being used a 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 lghtest soil. To
those who are acquainted with the Patent Cary it 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, it is without doubt the cheapest.
Burlington, ap '47 JOHN G.. FOOTE.
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE
Thomas bradford.

AnADDn> OCCULIST AND PHYSICIAN,
= -. would respectfully inform the
: public that he has office on
D Jefferson street,Over MIR Gays
~US kDrug store, where he will be
- ~ happy to attend to all who
nA-- may be SO unfortunate as to
Uvxvv need his assistance.
His mode of treatment in diseases Of the Eye eau
ses but little pain to the patient, and speedy cure
in all cases is the result. Reference can be given to
some who were under his treatment last summer in
st Louis and live but short distance from this CT
ty who will be happy to state the liefthey recev-
ed after suffering for two years severe pain with
the loss of sight.
Particular attention paid to diseases of females,
and medicine prepared suited to their case.
Chronic diseases Of all kinds treated with success
rheumatism, chronic an6 acute; neuralgia, palpi-
taton Of the heart, liver complaint, dyspepsia, etc.
DR. BRADroRD's LIVER DROPS is the best medi-
cine in use for ague and fever, bilious fever liver
complaints, and all diseases Of the hillary organs
He also prepares medicines for cholera morbus
entary, bowel complaints, etc., which he keeps con-
stantly on hand and for sale. Also, for sale, his
rheumatic plaster. which is warranted to cure rheu-
matism and all pains in the back or lons.
For sale over Gays Drug store, on Jefferson ST.,
Burlington, Iowa. Dec. %, ls4s-ly
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Madison House.

r OFT MADISON, Iowa, by w. F. GARMAF.
A<.A THIS House has changed hands. and Is being
FWi thoroughly repaired and rcfttad. is now fea.
I'LL dy for the reception oftraveirrs ard hoarders.
more pleasant and healthy Location can.
net be obtained OF the river. whilst no fort viii b
spared to give entire satisf. ction 10 quests.
Guests accommodated with Rooms. transienty,
or by the week or month.
"a convenient stable is attached TO the pfeni-
ses, where a careful hostler will be found alwsys
ready to do his duty. nov 23-H