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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-14
The Book Trade in
IOWA.

IA. M. BUR11UTT,
NusratiRs, Iowa.
Would call the attention OF the Trade, ana OF
country merchants generally to his
large stock OF
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK WORkS
WRITING PAPERS, stationery
WALL PAPER
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
An ~ which have been bought in such large
Quantities direct from the publishers and man
dfsc,nrers in the eastern cities and at the low
~ ash prices that he is able to defy all compe-
t;,ian and can sell to booksellers and merchants
at Chicago and st Louis prices
Among his stock now 10 store or Shipped to
him from the cast may be found
s1ps of McGuneys Eclectic Readers
sse, sanders Parker's and Denman's do
aasl Reys arithmeties and aigebras
PISS Thompson,s do 10
Isl Davies do DO
sso. do Higher Mathematics
| iosa Colburn's Adams Stoddard's and Smiths
| arithmeties
| .9es Wells Billions and Kirkbam's gram
, a1s7 SMITHS Browns Clarks and Penneo's do
1a7I Bibks and Prayer books
assi Mitchers Smiths and Olney's geograbhs
1895 elementary spoilers
gasl other school books used In Iowa
80 gross states ,
.9sI rcams cap letter bill and noto paper
1875 fiat cap anu iole posi- 10
1911 tissue and wrapping do
6lsl rolls wall 40
229. window 40
! llsl auires medium DENY and cap ledsers jour
| mails and records
srsl Ia bound ledgers day books and records
e9l eros, pass books and tuck Msmorandums =
az steel pens
1896 volumes law books
1885 medical do
sI4G5 stanaara and miscellaneous do
l76O note books including shawms Fsalmistas
sew Carmina Sacra HalleiuJah Harp Of the South
sacred meodions &c. &c
IasI copies nstruc ton books for the piano orgap'
meiodeon vioHn ACCORDION guitar &c.
| 100000 buff white note and card enyetops
Also a lar5e stock OK
gold pens
fine pocket cutlery
!. p,rtemonnaies, pocket. bill and
" blank books, ladies' reticules. card ca
,cs. furnished wallets, portfolios, mathe-
matic al instruments, sheet music chess
men. writing desks, &C. &C.
All the above stock
he will sell
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
a, the very lowestrate,.
BOOKSELLERS AND MERCHANTS,
and all others who wish 10 buy books and STA
. tionery. will do well TO call and examine his
stock the LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED
!" IN IOWA, before purchasing elsewhere.
All orders filled with promp'ness and at the
lowest rates.
Il. NJ. BURNETT.
Muscaiine. Iowa. ni6-tf
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PREMATURE GRAVE.

TT is a remarkable fact that thousands have
L been brought TO premature grave by neelee-
ting 10 take some good and efficient medicine in
time to arrest the course Of disease. Ii Is
also a startling truth that thousands have been
heralded to an gntimely grave by the use OF
poisonous nostfums. The author therefore See
ing the necessity of some good and efficient med
icinc, which could be relied upon when the SER
vices of competent ply sicians could not be OBJ
tanned, has been induced to offer his MANA
LUKE LINiMENT. and ANTI BILIOUS
PILLS TO the public. These medicines are COM
pounded strictly honest and from medicines of
virgin purity, being warranted as purely veget-
table.
10000 cases rheumatism, burns, ulcers,
sprans, fever sores, throat, neuralgia, tooth
ache, head ache, pains IN the back side breast.
bols, ring bones, pimples, diarrhga, have been
cured in the last year. Also numerous cases of
| sweeny, galds, splnts, 6stula, big head, big
shoulder, poll evil, sprains, CHAMBERS bolts ehol
&c yellow water, sc. Thousands who have been
afflicted with dyspepsia, liver complaint, head
| ache, diseases Of the skin, jaundce, nervous
| pans of all kinds, bilious affections, costye.
ness, female affections, &c, have been restoree
to perfect health by the Use Of Gilmore's Anti
bilious Pills.
GRAY HAIRS
| and premature badness prevented by the use Of
| T. J. Mcklnny's Circassian Hair Tonic This
beautiful combi' alton prevents the hair from
falling off, promotes ITS growth, and renders i,
soft and glossy.
AGENTS WANTED
m every town throughout the United States
for the sale 81 r. J. Mckinny's Celestial Balm,
An unequaled remedy for cholera, dyssatery,
diarrhna, aux, cho!ic, and all pains in the bow :
esi.
POISON,
+. J. McKinny's Worm Medicine contains
no poison and IS warranted purely vegetable. -
THIS preparation has expelled worms of all
kinds from the iniest ne canal when other prep
arations Of grea, reipuie failed.
FEVER AND AGIE
in all its variovs types, permanently cured.
without injury 10 the system, BY the use Of +.
J. Mckinny's Fever and Ague pills This ton
ic preparation never has been equaled II new
er fails. Try it, and be satisfied that ague can
be cured.
Agents-A. Gilbert, and Chambers 4. Son,
Upton; N. Baker, Rochester Henry Lang,
Moscow, Amos Merrille. Pedee f. Shawbsr
Cedar Rlu
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STE r NJ So
w II O LIE ) A l. + L. All,
Furniture and fhair Ware Rnnms


Ne tnrrte The attention Of the citizen. o.
Upton, and Cedar county IN general, 10
our assortment If furniture, chairs and
mattresses, consisting y erery article gen
erafiy cailed for ~ our line. We hare
some f,ccmfy Inherent styles Of chairs, ra-
ry'ng M prices from 81 50 10 $40 dolls
Per set; Rocking, al from 81 50 10 $50.
bureaus plain ind fancy from Sl4 10
$40, Bedsteads from 81 so 10 $40 piece.
IN short, ue thank you for your liter al
patronage thus far, and inutfe all in oan!
Of articles IN our ins TO gipe US call and
re s1aA straue 10 sult you IN price and
style. We rarran' enery article 10 Be as
represented. Inion Block, neri door 10 }.
Lenp & Co.,, .NuScattne Iora.
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To NllOe III "A kers.

Pratt & Co. have now on hand
twenty doz Upper Leather ten doz Kip Skins
. doz French Calf, twenty doz Country Calf
% doz Pink Linings, IS doz Russell Innings
twenty doz Red, Green and Blue topping,
twenty doz KID aud Goat Morocco,
Shoe Pegs Of all sizes
Dayton Lasts, Boot trees,
(rimping Boards, aud all kinds Of Shoe Kit
alwaps on hand al Wholesale or Retail by
n27.ly pR1TTa. Co
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Steam Mill

The undersigned having purchased the above
mill and made arangementsto insure Its running
when work - to he had are now prepared TO do
custom work four days in the week-Tnsday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Wheat ground
for the eighth ousbel-corn At 10 cts pr busheL
Full reliance may be placed on the custom days
STOUT Il SHEARER
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There comes from yoader height,
a s,ft repining sound,
Where forest leaves are bright,
And falls ike fakes Of light,
Tothe ground.
1t il the sutumn breeze,
That, lightly floating on,
Just skins along the woody ieas,
just stirs the glowing trees,
And is gone.
He means by sedgy brooks,
Aud visits with q sigh
The last pale flower that looks
From ont it, sunny hooks
At the sky.
Ger shouting children flies
That light October wind,
And, kissing cheeks and eyes,
He leaves their merry cries
Far behind;
And wanders on to make
That soft, uneasy sound,
By distant wood ana lake,
Where distant fountains break,
From the ground.
No bower where maidens dwell
Can win moments stay,
Nor fair untrodden dell
He sweeps the upland swell,
Far away.
Mourn'st thou thy homeless state,
Oh, soft, repining wind!
That early seek'st and late
The rest it is thy fate
Not to find?
Not on The mountains breast,
Nor on the oceans shore;
In all the East and West,
The wind that stops to rest
Is no more.
By valleys, woods and springs.
Nc wonder thou shoulds. grieve;
For all the glorious things
Thou TOUGHEST with thy wings,
And must leave.
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MIC. L. CHAMBERS,
puvsycLsNs AND DRUGGISTS,
TIPTON, IOWA.


DEALERS IN
PAINTS. OILS, DYE SIUff''
GL.iSSW.ARE, WINDOW
GLASS, FURNISHES,
TERPEETINE,
TOBACCO, SNUFF, CIGARS
.uusHrs. FANCY SOAPS, PERFUMER'Is
TOILET ARricLEs.
In short, every description Of goods USUAL nsar y
fonnd in Drug Stores, all Of which are o''e'e'
at the lowest prices.
Also for Sale.
~ w;s,ar,s Balnm of Wild Cherry,
y O.good's Indian Colleague.
" Rogers L,yerwo,t and Tar,
y Euysiott,s Yellow Dock and sarsapaf""'
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
AYERS Cherry pectoral, p;,,.,.
4, Motfat.'s Life pills and Phoenix D'''''''
Gilman. Mamaluke Linimsnt.; -,
do Vegetable and ant,blllous pun
II, G. F.rrsil's Arabian L'nlment,
A. @. Brsgg's Mustang Linimen's >,
And many other popular medicines ss 81 tn'
nav anu many r,pton, Nov. II, 1888.
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SAMUEL DEWELL,

Suryyor at Upton and Genef al Land agent
WILL attend promptly to al business req uir
an agent such as
DUYING AND SELLING ON COMMITS
SION
PAYING OF TAXES
giving information respecting lands in this coun
" &c. En- grants aud settlers can get choice SC
etctions of lands by calling at his office.
FOR SALE. Lots a and 5, Block II, town o
Rochester, upon which is situated comforta-
BILE dwelling with cellar and well, by
SAMUEL DEwELL.
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GROCERIES! NOTIONS!
JOHN w & A Ven
Having purchased the store recently oeedp, h;,
ii by M. Chambers & Son, and removed MS
stock Of goods TO the same, is now prepared 10
supply his customers with full supply OF
Groceries. Of oil kinds, and good quall'!,
at Musca,ine prices. His stock consists o.
SUGAR, COFFEE, EoLAssEs, RICE, KAIsoNs,
SALT, TEAS SPICES. GINGER,
and all articles USUALLY sold by grocer.
Tobacco, cigars, pipes
candles, confsctionertes fruits and CAKES
always kept on hand Also
Yankee Notion, Fancy Articles Oh
all kinds, cheap for cash.
"JoRpoN Is HARD TO TRAVEL,
All persons knowing themselves to be indeo.
ed to me either by note, book account or other
wise. are requested TO call and settie-a NM
should be sufficient n35 JOHN WEAVER
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Doctor Yourself.
THE POCKET .ESCUL.aPTEy:
or, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

IHE FIFTiETH Ediaon,
i With One Hundred En-
cravings showing disease
and NalformatiaIs Of The Hn-
man system in every shape
and form. To which is added
a Treatise on the Diseases n
Females. being Of the highest
inheritance IN marriII naa
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AUSTIN PARSONS

u .sRNESS & SADDLE M.iNUF.sCIohEN
OVER CHAMBERS l. SON DRUG STORE.
TIE undersigned would respectfully MORN cfl,
his friends and the public in genera, ua'
he will, continue in the above named business
and is now prepared to manufacture saTa. .s
brides, trunks, carpet bags, valises &c; Mss
on cart tay and buggy harness. and ANU
y, w, 70 ;n;urs the horse. NV work will be prin-
cipally made by myself, ana from the
ONO OAK TAN LEATHER, :,
60 that 7 feel safe in warranting all my work
which will be done in the best style, ana Oh
reasonable terms. .4USilN f.ano''S
Tipton, Iowa. lo-u
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CTS E. quarter Of s. E. quarter Of sectio n
9, T. 81, r. l w; For sale by
SAMUEL DEwELL.
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FOR SALE, 100 acres Of land on Rock
Creek 1-2 nile below Harris mill, can be had
on reasonable terms. Enquire Of
SAMUEL DEwELL.
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FOR SALE. Lot 9, Block 90. town o
Rochester, by
SAMUEL DEwELL.
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FOR SALE. The E. half Of s. rs, and
half of S. 26, r. / W. Apply to
SAMUEL DEwELL Agt.
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from 3 to ) summers growth at Sl2 80 and SIS
per 100. Extra trees a few of which arc large
enough to fruit extra prices. Also cherry trees
Of different varieties and ONE meutai trees.
r.~All trees warranted true to name,
Our nursery being "a miles from timber, the
trees are well adapted to prairie soil. Having
succeeded well in fail transplanting the two pas,
autumns, we feel prepared to recommend it, aud
believe it would he economy In the farmer TO set
his orchard in the fall aud raise mounds or 10
iuches aroun each tree, which shonld be remvoe-
ed when vegetation has started freely in the
spring. at which time the tree should be trim.
ed to sut the taste and the previous years
growth shortend to or buds. Many farmers
are no doubt aware from sad experience, that
in Iowa, where nearly all our seeding is done in
the spring that II the orchard planting is neg
ected until that season it is apt to be put of till
the next spring, and 40 from year to year, until
it is full time he had a bearing orchard. When
spring planting is practiced, ii is thought - be
Of material advantage to dig the holes for the
trees in autumn. Catalogues forw arded to those
who request them. Address
G.. i. WOOD,
nett spfingdac. Cedar CO, Iowa.
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90 8. half of N. Z. garter of section II.
T. 81, r. ". For sale by
SAMUEL DEwELL.
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CO S. E. quarter OF section l, I. 10, r.
W; also n. e. quarter Of 5. W. quarter OF a. W
of section SO, I. 50, T. 3 W. For sale by
SAMUEL DEwELL.
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BY ". c. BRYANT.

FFAG tetcr az Autumn.
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DRY GOODS.

A/lN L 'NJ\IlICS
of all kinds, qualities and descriptions, consis,
ng Il cloths, Of foreign ann domestic manufac
tufe, such as broadcloths # French and Amer
lean manufacture; twilIed colored, plain doe
skin; satnetts, sheep-greys, Jeans, tweeds a d
summer ware; PRINTS of the oeeHEco, Merri.
mac, Fall River and other principle factorie
mafder colors warrented fast and Of the latest
fashion; cotton goods, factories, muslins. sheet
ings, shirtings, Osnabergs; fancy goods. Iaces
brocades, Swiss silks, satin fringe, gauze inset.
tor, lawns, dslaines, chambrays, bobonctts,
Jaconetts, &C.
WOOLLEN GOODS.
Fiannels, Linseys, yaIns, shawls, etc. In abun,
cance. Notions, combs gloves, mittens. com
forts, fandkefchiefs, needles, thread, tape, pins
etc.
GROCERIES.
Teas, sugar, coffee, Inoiasses, salt spices. rails
ms, candles, fish, pepper, indigo, madden &c.
HARDWARE
In this line we have all the articles usualI,
kept by country merchants. and such a. Gus
toners desire without exceptions
GLASS g. QUEENSWARE
OF all kinds necessary for the use Of families
BOOTS l. SHOES
Of all classes, kinds, descriptions and SIZES 10 81
and 1T men women and children
HATS l. CAPS
TO n the head Of customers Of all sizes and 70
all classes Of men, social or political, includin
the latest style II
KNOW NOTHINGS.
| In fact we havethe largest stock OF goods, ey
er bro ught I" this town, and comprises alrnos
everything from bolt OF osnaburg, to a s,rin
OF beads. From a satin dress to rat trap
From hogshead Of sugar to brass button =
From silk hat or bonnet 10 Misses CATERS q
paper OF tacks Well, the half cannot b
I told. Ia'I and see. Att
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Iolden kule Lodge No "a, +. A. NJ.
81, nsss each Griday evening on or before tile
'aii OF The moon, in Rochester Iowa !.
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Dem pine Navigation a 0 TX. TX. 60.
LAND DEPART VI ENT.
UTTrMWA, I'LL NETT., ~

Ifsr UTIUMwA, 24Tu SETT., 1893.
NSHIS Company, having entered upon a vigorous
j prosecution ii the Improvement Of the River,
with the view of bringing il into at the earliest
poss bic moment, and heing DESTROYS Of meeting, az
fAr possible the generally expressed wishes oi the
pcope Of the DeHMeine@ Valley hereby give notice
that their Land Office Will be opcnsl a. this place,
ut early day they can procure rhe cxamina-
tions requisite for affxnga valuation upon them.
In the merntme, applications viii he received at
this oifce from persons desiring to purchase which
will entitle them to preference ~ tho Company
valuation in t~ order ~ the receipt of their appl
cations. Applications should be made in the form
appt pdsd hereto.
FEenns Of sale viii be, Ter Prairie Land, tan per
cent abe pufchaeossneney down, and ten per cent.
pr year thereafter, with semi annual interest at the
fate Of eight per cent per year, On all unpaid.
Upon Timber Lands, one fourth down, and the bal
ancr IN nine equal annual ustalm .nts, with inter
est above. Payments can be made in cash. or in
bills of Banks in the State If New York, or in the
bonds of this Company at par.
In thu sale 81 these Lands preference viii be given
TO actual settlers, aud annual improyemc nts viii
b. required IL b. made
Tn, Lauds offered extend up the Dies Moincs
River u iaf as Section %, Township 81, Range -
NestP. NJ.
Pia's II the Lands b. seen Mt this Office,
where any information be had BY application,
in Pef#eu ~ mail.
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NIEsSRs. EpIToRs In view Of the proposed
change Of width Of side walks in our city,
would it not be well to defer immediate ac-
tion thereon so far rs Man aud Johnson
streets are concerned? Not because we
think that fifteen and eighteen feet payements
would mar the beauty, or seriously neom-
mode the business when made, but rather be-
cause there does not Seem to be any immedi-
ate pressing necessity for such a change ;
and also because many Of The property hold
crs on these streets are At present i'll pre-
pared to incur the Inconvenience AMI deranee-
ment Of business incident to such change,
Or % heavy an expense. They will feel it
burthensome ~ soon after meeting til heavy
expenses NJ the past year, and that too, b.
fore they have been allowed time il derive
much benefit thcrefrom X.
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For the Gate C;tv


Narrow streets ana Wide Pavcments
This question grows larger as itrolls along
Petitions and counter-pettions are lencthen-
ing ominously, and bid fair to present a
greater variety of autographs than is to b.
seen in the original copy OF the Declaration
Of Independence.
When the question i ''smmered down,
(to borrow the expressive phrase Of gen
tleman who occasionally "Pfeamhulatesp
about q "siae qua non,s' il seems 70 be a
contest between business on one SHE and fam
cy on the other. Business seems disposed 70
let Main street get fairly settled and some
what used before II Is dug ap agath. Fancy
prefers that the hrst step shaa no" DC taken
10 secure II lor "a iashiohapie promenade ana
drive us heaFy business "hefe II VIII not DIS
turo iahcy people
lhere Is one circumstance connected with
'nls movement 'hat Is some"Na' strange ana
ho'Iceaole- II Is sald that among lts chiel al
'ocates are TWO prominent eS-aiaermen, VINO
nave spent TWO years IN bringing the street
INTO IT'S present shape anu they are scarcely
out - ONCE oeiore they become pehtiohefs
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X FoaEN from the subscriber, living in keokuk.
- Iowa. on the night of the 18th inst. one light
dappie iron-grey horse or years old. aboui to
hands high with fine head and neck. gets sup VI H.
PAGES under the saddle shoe off behind sad
d. marks, at hy the collar little. it'll
rather light tail, the long hairs have been eui off
and joint or two off BY examination can b. easiiy
discovered. With one hind knee ham-string a
little large the hair of of y small place his
breast May be- easily noticed when crossing fer
~ or bridge, a. he is sure to get his head up
ally high
The above reward will DO paid for the return Of
the horse. II taken out Of the county dollars
il IN the county and fifty dollars for the horse and
thief. A liberal reward will be paid for any infor-
nation that Will lead TO thu recovery of either
JESSE KUDDlGh. in
N. 3. Any landlord or ferryman observing the
horse, II requested % take HIM up
ltrt II lslI.-llf
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Topographic News.

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rho Reforrnca pnrab Gbnr.I S..s,.sn3 ~
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Mil Groin, md fnaGl,. a. s'.'' % 10
laid ,,,,nn thn feLI.. IL, 80. :, :,
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nonnrn8 fho Kansa. .,tr..,al -. - W y
wo,,Id not h.. . slara So. - 80 -, ~,
~ IN Indgn k.lI, -. 't.,'as..4 - :,
N,sand o,,o,,;.aa p,a'..,a,,, ny y
lnt;ons yaro ,,do,ta1 .,,,,r.,,.;,,. ~.
I'M Nh, dannI,nl;,,, H. ~ 80 - -
VIA naso~of ALL, IT,
u the ,r, ta.rn. H., ,bs,. Z
arrne -
Justice Rnbnrt II Morris AL H.. ....,...
i th.sl;tx - 49, { 49, '''S' y 'nilo
III. u
.,.a,o;'. Tx III 3a5L 49, ttohi ~
ordered to the commend af Fart RI ~ u W.
ney would he nj IT, Laramie on the 29tl, to
establish Fort on White Earth River.
Col Summers with seven companies Of
tav"lry was en- route Tor II. Laramie.
The santa re mail had arrived at Independ-
ehce on the "a with dates to the lst ult.
nalleos Is 81 ctei 70 Congress.
= strong antI-AmeTIeah feeling exists in
4 The Indian troubles have measurahly ceas-
cd, treaty having been made with the Apa-
ehes.
A discussion between Kit Carson and Gov.
Brooks relative to feeding the Indians. re-
suited in suspension Of Carson from com
mand.
\ The Governor, COL. Brooks. would leave
for the States ii fev aays.
III hlaii party NJ" very teN inIians
A'pANl' Vc'. % ile SUITE central Con-
r'n'!on N W. opponents q the Prohlbltory
I'M ,nSs 1Ploth'ca ~ me Convention OF june
A''n i's'' h1Ee issaea IN aaaress Fepndiathg
.Ae t'ce'i' aG'lom o. iile Liquor Dealers Con-
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JAMES H. DUNCAN CO..
fsus and steam pipe Filters

North side Man htf 9Th and win So. K.-fkuk Iora
4 RE PREPARED II INFK0Dt CT GAS PIPE
into stpfes. Ia eilugs. eharthes, and other build
ms, REASONABLE, rms.
Our -ta4k ga- fixture viii be always adequate
- the j mslis Il TIA tfads aBd our connection is
tee VI g would particularly call the attention #
those van inE steam PIP connections 10 Wrought
RON ppf winch has amset entirtly cup reeded cop
per plps. staek Il all stzes constantly on hand.
0niefs received fn brass work Cash paid for Old
Bra anl l.lnlteI lOatak |. lNa6--d6m
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!. .. HUSTON. tho. W. HAWKINS. n. II. HCAfc
Huston. Hawkins q Huseon.

fSif ss9rs 10 Sidnnus s. H6,nuton s
NyH0LESALE dROCEHS, COMM iSSION AMI
w FORWARDING MERCHANTS, Main strcet
between Fourth and Fifth keoA uh, Iowa.
We have ample means and shall keep full and
general stock II groceries, and shall b. prepared Il
sell upon the most favorable terms.
W. shall nl-1 40 a General Commission business
and solicit for sale consgnmsrtS at all kinds Of
merchandise and country produce. We prepared
tU make liberal advances. We shall pay special at
tenton receiving and forwarding all kinds of goods
and produce both a. ANA from the interior and fill
ing orders fir any description II merchandise. From
the long experience of Mr. W. B Huston in this
branch If busino. shall be able give satisfac-
ton. HUSTON, HAWKINS HUSTON.
We take pleasure ia recommending successors
10 our old friends, and ask Ion them continuance Of
the ilberaiity lately extended 10 McSsrs. Illus
tom. Hawkins & Huston are prepared to do large
business. and from their expenenca and ability, we
ceatdsnt will give entire satisfaction.
STANNUS 4 HAMILTON.
October ), 1853 -d&Wlm