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~ There is statute in Indiana which pre-
ftnu the testimony Of negro from being re-
rsedin the courts This disability, just now,
sws the negroes the monopoly Of the carrying
'ade IN liquor in that State. Ashley cannot be
sasc Witnesses, the liquor dealers are not afraid
esea to them aud they are very generally en-
eeyed toefect the exchange between the seller
md consumer of the prehibtcd article,
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NOT1CE.-Soticc il hereby given that ins r.
IN eit o. iting purportng to be the last viii nd
ts of Samuel b. Jaggc., deee lscd, has been I'D
in the Gu. ny Court of Des Nj mes County, Iowa, and
at The first Monday Of January ext is he hx>d
"a d Co r. fo- having ii proof Of sldWH
dec 4tl-vs TH0s. ". NEWMAN, County Judg
NEW YORK CLRTHlNG EMEtSiRU
IN The undersigned has opened his new and well
general assortment Of Gents Furnishing Goods, at woe
sale aud Retail He also takes this method Of informing
the citizens of Burlington and vicinity, that his stock OF
Clothing which cannot be surpassed in style and quant-
ty being manufactured under his supervision, NJ his
Wholesale House in New York, is offered at EASTERN
CO We the most Fashionable Stock Clothing offered
in this market l. ELkCS
Jefferson Street, north side. at the old stand Of Alfred
Clark, and lV4 Vim. St., New York, up stairs ..5
oct2 l. ELkuS, New York
s. ELKUS, Burlington, Iowa.
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~" connerce between the United States and
A''ss = increasing yearly at the rate offifty per
va. keeensls a 10, offs casks Of palm oil ar
n'san Sahm Mass, destined for Louisville,
" This oil is probably wanted there COR the
eaa0aaciare Ofs,carinc candles, for which pur.
used IN this country.
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IMPROVEMENT OF THE MISSISSIPPI RArips.-At
'asesns Of the st. Louis Chamber of Com.
ss'w On Wednesday, Mcssrs. January, Wayman
V@s, Nicholas Watt, VIM. NJ. Morrison and Al.
M xadd were chosen as Commute to memo
'asa congress on the subject of improving the
aNdsin Me Mississippi river.
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- u i with pleasure we recommend Nessrs.
~ I. GRANT. Bankers and land Agents At
4. sas'ea Co, whose card will be found in
= rsIes place, to eli who may have business TO
-. - N that part Of the State, Any business
s,.s- . taeir care viii be promptly and faith
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Dalley's Magical Fain Extract
The great a:id pr!ncipa, characteristics OF ALLYS

Daley's Magical F.in EAtl actor.
The great s:i pr.ncipn; characteristics OF ALLYS
Magical Pain Extractor coIi.is,: ~
LIST. fs failing and hqie property, as soon
applied to any external injury to check Inflammation
'nstatly and rapidly reduce it. This feature const-
tutes its great power TO alleviate the pain Of bnr scads
and Of other painful diseases in Incrcadiby short
space time and as " III appear from the few test'mo
mails hereunto annexed. Every intelligent mind is fully
that, in all Of external injury the pain is
produced by nNamma ton of the injured parts and there
fore, II you the the effect must cease.
Cd. Its purfcative properties neuralze the poison
that may rk In the system, and will when applied TO
the draw rapidly all impure matter to the surface
and eject thence the great discharged produces from
occasoned by burns, and when applied to old and
sores Salt Rheum other diseases
Each box of Genuine Daley's Pain Extractor has
upon Steel Plate Engraved Label with the signature
Of c. v. CLICKNER & CO., proprietors, and HENRY
DALEY manufacturer. All others counterfeit
Price 25 cents per box.
"a All orders should be addressed to c. Y Clckner
Co., 81, Barclay street, New York.
For sale by JP Talant, Burlington and Druggists gem
orally throughout the u s. aug i4Gynd&w
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90 Gan you let me have twenty dollars this
morning, to purchase new bonnet, my dcars'
said lady to her husband one morning at
breakfast.
By-and-by, my love-
That's what YOU always say, my dear; but
how am l to 5My and bau without the money!
And that brought the money as one good
turn deserves another. Her wit was SO success.
full that she tried it again the next week.
4 want $50, my dear, to get new dress for
New Years. % ~
WELL you can't have it, you called me bear
last night said her husband.
oh, well, dear, YOU know that was only be-
cause YOU are so fond of hussingn
1t hit him jus, right again, and she go, the
money and something extra as he left his pretty
wife and hurried off to business.
Ittakesa fortune to keep such a wife as you
are--bst its rorfA tt
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usre AND Book SroEE.--We call atten'
:, : nc card Of Mr., JonN L. NooRk in anoth.
re has opened = new drug and book
snA Enc assortment Of articles in his
= 1e new building opposite the Post office.
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Cen nal Rail Road Freight and Ticket
DIR. ISAA MUCH CELE.
RRATED EVE WATER.

- "lfS HaeFJtf sAdad HHFttuIEtu. h
This old and much celebrated remedy for all Diseases 81
the eye offered the public in entire new wrap
per. Each bottle viii have Steel Plate Engraving with
tho likeness Of its inventor, Or. isaac Thompson, New
London, Connecticut with fac snite of bis signature.
together irith k.e smile of the signature Of John L.
Thompson sole proprctori6 and 1853 River street. Troy
y. Y, and none other possibly be genuine.
Persons particularly cautioned against the coun
creit. and should that they purchase but the
above dcscr bed.
For sale by Druggists generally throughout the e.
and Canada. aug iidawcn
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WI. A. BAECzEEIGE's HAIR BYE!
Gray. Red Rusty Hair Dyed Instantly to beautiful
and natural Brown Rack without the least injury TO
hair skin.
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded to
VIM Bachelor, Since 1899 and eighty thousand
applications have been made to the Hair OF hispatrons
his famous Dye. Prejudice against Dying the Hair and
whiskers unjust. would be against covering bald
head with wig.
VIM A. bachelors Hair Dye produces a color no, to
be distinguished from nature and is arr0nted no. to
irjure the least; however long may be continued
Made sold applied On nine private roomsl arhe Wig
Factory, 2Ss, Broadway, n. Y.
Sold in all tic cities snd towns Of the U s. BY Drug.
gists and Fanny Goods Dealers.
EsrThe genuine has the and ad,grss Epol Il, a
steel plate engraving, on fpar SIDES - eiei bottle
WILIJaH s, BACHELOR.
aug IA 6md&w 23S, Roadway, n. Y.
For sale By j. T. Taan:, Darlington.
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THIRST AND LAST 4 ALI Persons knowing
II themselves indebted to the estate OF Alfred Clark,
decd, IN confer favor themselves by calling and
settling longer indulgence cannot be
gwen The books can be found the old stand JET.
ferson Street. ass -sa. JAMES PUTNAM, lr,
nov q Gazette copy WARREN DEE "N 80
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xARKEr REPoRrs.
wIiEsTps:as u l.al Il; Fan Il nc

L. y -
wliET psas q lsal Il; Fan y stG
81 ~
CORR 10 CSC
RYE--7ts:.
BARLEY-sl eo@l ss
oATS--2s.
BEASs-sl 90.
POTAT0Es-soc.
FLAX sEED-si %.
TIMOTHY sEED-sI 70.
CLOyER--Ss 90.
Provisions &c.
PoRK-5c@5.c- z D
LARD-9c.
BrTTER-lse.
HIDES-Dry, lo@lsc Green, 5@6e.
EGGS-Isc . dog.
FLOUR CIT. Mills. s. Dogs so {, Dbl.
P0RK-s1s 90 q Dbl.
New YoRK, Dec. /.
FIouR--l2ac lower, sales 10000, common to
straight state ss,3i@9,5o. Upper Lake $3.50
e,s2, for common 10 good 0. Ss,55@9,SIi, for
extra Genesee $40, southern sl2i. 200 mixed
10 good brands at 81, oo@s,7s; fancy and cara
s9,15e6ll,1
GEAIN-Wheat Is lower and dull, sales 10000
southern red s., 1o@2, l6, southern white sa,20
Oats lower, sales at 54@5c. Corn heavy and
dull, sales 10000 mixed, sl05al0 white, sl09
Clio for old and 500 for. new Yellow, Slol for
new.
PRorisioSs-Pork Lower and nominal sales
800 bbls; mess SCI, Prime $50, western mess $50,
and 81 Tor city. Beef steady, sales 300 coun-
try mess sll@ l2,5o prime 1910, repacked Chi
cago sl5,5o@16, prime mess 1920. Lard firm
er, sales 10000 bbls sl21@l2i.
Srocxs-Lower decidedly, closing heavy
Money more active and firm, u cent and call,
and s@l2 for short frst-class paper. sterli, &
e lehaugc quiet, l,0s@l ,oss.
CNciSNAT1, Friday Evening, Nov. 80.
HoGs-The market was again lower to-day,
and buyers continued to manifest but little dispo-
stion to operate. The only sales heard OF were
800 head, average 23uta2iU lbs, at $3.50; 2O0
do, average 2lo, at S6,25, and 800 do, average
lyo lbs, at S6,274. The receipts continue large.
PRovIsioSs-Ihe only sales reported were SUI
pieces green Shoulders at SIC; $50 kegs prime
Lard at III, and 70 bbls do at lO5c. Green
Meats were, in most cases held at 6(17c, but
were not saieablc at over 5i@6.e. There was
nothing done in Pork, and for Lard manuiaetn'-
crs are not Offering over l04c, furnishing pack
.,.s
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LET THOSE TIA STAKE, SHAEENO MORE.
nR. OtEE1 - Fever and Ague Fal-.
, s;'Es, is Narr;tntcd.-Ths medicine, for all
evers of intermittent character, Fever and Aguc
Ch Fever, Remttent, and tonic for invaIids
cring from prcractcd intermitten;s Is the best remedy
offered to the public This is p0t~Rt nosruD
but is only ofere! public remedy because of the
constant demand have had for ii in my private prac
ce for nun Der Of years. Ii is used by the emil
nent physicians OF the Eastern States, superior all
other remedies for the above disease. 1t is purely veg
etale compound and be to both old and young
with perfect safety. II gives tone and action TO the
whole system. and acts powerful tonic. have used
il with almost perfect success in my practice for
Der of yenrs, and nov offer II public remedy. Knew
ing lis value, but believe that It will be appreciated
and used.
~. Wholesale md X etail by DRS. BOD
LEY ALLEN, Princeton, III,
For sale by E. E. GAY AND J. F. TALLANT, Burlington,
Iowa. fnoy CIV w
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GREEN, rHoMAs . CO.
DISCOVERED AT LIST.
a Mystery Erp'ained-A Revolution GER
tain-- lirtory is ours--FOr
a Sore Eyes. Use
Y HARnYiS EYE RAIM

THE best, quickest, most certain and decidedly the
= most pleasant Remedy syer offered TO this public. II
will cure sDy case 10 matters no. how long stsnding
Cases of short duration cured in from twelve thr.
iy-six hours 1t relieves the pain on tue very frst ap
pcation!
Mr. I. '. HARpY-Dear Sir: Ny son. John IT. Agec,
was afflicted with sore eyes about the last Of September
and very bad his eyes that he could bear the
light Of the by day Ere candle hy night and very
painful witha so much 80 that was fearful his sight
don AT the tine heard Of valuable rep.iy You
preparing, called Eye Balm applied to you the 81 Of
n. "oel and Obtained small box Of your vsasbe y.
time Il had tiz perfect cure OF his eyes younger
about the tine, taken and his eyes were
very much iifamed and painful but few applications
OF the Balm made l. has also been preventive
in two three cases in my family where the eyes
began to make their appearance Also Of Mrs
shtarer had the eyes bad that his mother tiopghs
he would go hindcoaid admit OF light any shape
furnished him witt; little Of your Ba.ai ard IN few
In the case OF my well Mrs shearer's we had
tried every remedy that could hear Of and physicians
prescriptions but all failed TO give re.eatd hereby
certify that your Bsn Gas sasds Of and las beea
In every case that have had the pleasure
Of seeing II used. Yours respect fnly,
Oct, IL, lst5 - PLEASANT AGHE.
as the above, tscme fsm PhysciansJ bs. deen
essary.
Try IL and it does no, do IS NC say enoanc. H. hu,
I'LL tried, keep slsni or lend your iafiene., for 1t
huinhug.
This balm is prepared only IN Huntsville. Mo-, byLv
Hardy Co., to whom ali orders for Agencies be ad.
dressed Persons wishing il and procure from
agents can have sent to them by mai, by Addressing
tposi-padD US. For u We seHd Ave boxes Price 20
Sold IN Burlington by r. T. Gay
II. Biakesiey, south-west OF Sd and chestnut
street. wholesale agent for 81 Louis For sale By Drug.
gsts generally. lo,t. fi-dwsu.
Cfnsw f1TF TE'Sss Revolving wheel Just re-
. csiyed and for sale by nov ~ gossA |HIPPLE
(soRs sssErLEnssA superior article received
~ aud FOR sais by uov9i ROSS wnirPLE
rSnf, pyrKpYp uOsr--yrou, ~ o ,,.b ,,,, Yxs,,,
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500 ,as egg Indebted 10 the pol,eness ofNr.
,.,.s ''ffe' for BITE Cincinnati and ehlaeo
- z Yrs = ssss wsa asses
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'TAKES this mode and opportunity Of Informing the
citizens OF Burlington, and surrounding country that
having opened large stock Of Fall and Winter Goods il
In the season. and in order to buying
reduced prices and little less than goods be bought
elsewhere, and therefore respectfully solicts CALL this
Is not intended for assertion but is susceptible Of
proof Come and see.
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ATTEMPTED NuRpER AND SpicIDE---Qn Tuesday
evening last, Woman whose name was Smith,
residing in the northern part of Pike county near
Stones prairie, was fred at by some unknown
person, and the ball grazcd her head. She was
knocked down by the force of the ball. but vas
not We believe seriously injured. TWAS supr osed
thar the deed had done by her husband, who had
left her week before. Search was subsequently
made and he was found dead in his own grsnary,
presumption is shst be attempted to murder his
wife, and supposing that he had accomplished
his purpose. in . fit Of desperation he poisoned
himself ~ Is
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Ladies Dress Goods,

Beth all wool and Berage peianes solid fancy eoor
English and French Nercinos Allpacas Scotch Plads
French English and American Prints black and fancy
SILK, Cloak Cloths Sc. An and Of the latest Fail
sty:es Also Dress Trimming, Embroidery, in fac. all
kinds Of Goods usually kept. (ncv 20 dwtO
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INSURANCE..

S.s4-s = s.ste Y aresra Less " na
n - a. T. tsts. 50.
la. D ~ .ssTe....at e.s ~ s. I,
4 ssa.4.A "a <sss.sf = lara
:. o. tArAaS s ECO
s-E ..ysn.6
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4 man with bottle of whiskey in his pocket,
lying on the track on the Tcrre Harte and Alton
Railroad was run over near Hllsboro on Tuesday
and crushed Exchange.
\ Wonder il any body ever heard Of a man vi b
the Prchibitcry Law in his pocket being run over
and crushed, And yet there are some who arr
irving h,rd 10 substitute the whisksys bottle for
the Liqacr Law. Perhaps these gentlemen think
that our population Is increasing too rapidly, and
that this Is The cheapest way to thin j, out
II. Madison Argus
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Coolbaueh Brooks, Burlington, Iowa.
White, Cook K Co., do do
J. y. Carson 4 Co., ST. Louis, Mo. @e5
Sanford, Hall Co., Chicago, III.
". II. Brown, do
n. B. Morrison. Land Agt, Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Smith Williams, 0skaoosa, do
!. Griffhs Co., Fort Des Mones, do
Looms, Campbell 4 Co., Cincinnati, O..
Rindskopf Bro. Co, do
Coliender, Rogers Co., Boston, Mass
Jewett. Tibbetts 4 Co., do fnov.1i.tt
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INDEPENDENCE Nov. so.
messenger arrived at Shawnee mission last
night, who states that Marshal Jones had fifty
two men within i'm at Lecompon; that Lawrence
is up in arms drilling constantly; and have five
pieces of artillery. Our cannon left this morn
ing in the hands of Kansas men
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Hendricks Smut Machines.

Hendricks Smut Machines.
Smiths Niklx LosreA, Ioua, Nor. 18th, 1855.
Messrs. CHAs. HENDRIg Co., e.. 81. --
Burlington. lava, 1913. ..-
G|nts:-We, the undersigned. have examined and
tried your new SMUT MILL in every possible manner and
feel it our duty say, that it gives entire ssf1c-
ton in every respect We therefore do recommend it in
the highest terms, and declare be superior to any
Machine, we have ever seen.
- ss. SCHMIEG FIsCnBACH. Prorr
...s p. FOSTER, ,,,
nov g. | wd w9w. FIR. FISCHRACH, ( Miiers.
NV. Gazette, copy 3timcs.1
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nunIlNuToH

fcrSasfi,, se.tsd cs,rss7- az Ksis ard tsegso-s Ss
S.s,sfsyfrra fosfu.
ErAMch Of the Mercantile College %
"A eass Incorporated by the LeCtslRs ure
~ that State, with perpetual charter.
FACULTY..
H. psLHsSr. Professor af Book keeping Csni s1snres
J. pcscaB, she best eEhanaed peaar:sn IN sae West
Professor OF business and oruaInestsi fsnn,aatstp.
C. BEx DsRxs. Member Of the Besiingoa Ear Professor
OF Mercantile Ia~.
Tie coarse 81 trig 10 his Iazritui;on comprise. six
methods sf Keeping raoss, by Duabic Entry APP
Idir 10 every department.. Of trade. lnftyua partner.
ship, Retail, No.esaier 81 r:ig. Importing. EspsrnE.
Cctnniissen. Eyci,sprs, barking. Manufacturing and
Compound, CasaHsns Hrssreas. Aeeas three hundred
Co'ilasreiif S.psfa ions sing ifAHy bsiress OPP
erptsons not fs;sa 81 aT;fhfrsiics eannpre
henase Of b4steas rsHaaa1Siip. bnsness forms
and business LISTERS. LILY lectures Commercial Law
ard cemiaereis Sciences An sessnt diions under The
zeal 81 the STATE e''e Of Pas sSaed by IT.. Faculty Is
granted, 10 these wcass satisfactory examination, this
instrument viii be fcuad passport to the confidence Of
every bGsiness iaest. ID any sec:ica Of the Unans
nlit. Boss-esepnE. ffHpsrs clifton. price One dear
Pfty the usos; perfect ani comprehensive IN the Eugt
Language. psGs Western Steamers account, perfect
system for such One Boiiar be had cerses
Bookstore. Jefferson - Send for circular and spcci
men of NJ. DuRcans Pennmansh'P by raal. ,noY Is
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Another Richmond in the Field!
BIG. STOCK OF CLOTHING!!
NEW s,aHE AND NV GGOhs, AT
STREEf, yUIsLlNtsGGN. IOWA.-TLe
undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens Of
Burlington and surrounding country that he has taken
the store formerly cnp.ed by Win Ssurgs aud opened
therein large and fashionable stock Of Ready Made
Clothing Boots shses Has Caps, Trunks, and full as
sorment Of Furnishing Goods, comprising every article
usually kept In FRS, class Clothing store
Ny stock consists part follows: Overcoafs Busi-
Coats, Dress and Frock Coats Pantaloens, Vests
Shirts Crara,s Collars Stocks Neck Ties Handkerchief
suspenders Gloves, Umbrellas Button Links, &c, &c
The subscriber hopes by strict attention business and
receive liberal share Of the custom Of those who buy
their cioshng ready-made
sep q 9. 4. RICHMOND
Jefferson street, doors below Main, South side.
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Backing.
Backing. For sale by

I'D noy22 JOHN S. DAVID. 5
81 GEOFFREY NONc7OS
Mrs. Noodles best X and calculated to sell WE'LL
Pedlers notice; for sale at fnov22] CORSE'S. -
IN3W geENT.-A good dwelling house third street
Il nov 81 BROWN L LAHEE.
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Wrsrpnrs Nov 90

The outlaws in Douglas County have burnt a
number of houses, and driven a number Of tani-
Hes, women and children to Missouri for refuge
Latest accounts repl esent that the law and order
people ofthe Territory rallying in large num-
bers to the assistance of the Sheriff Of Douglas
County in the execution ofthe law. He has by
this time an overwhelming force. Sheriff Jones
IS acting as U. S. Deputy Marshal for Douglas
and johnson counties.
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INDEPENDENCE, Nov. 20.
Near Hickory Point, on the Santa Fe road,
three Abolitionists, with Sharp's rifles went to
the claim of Mr.. Coleman, a pro-slavery man, and
ordered him to leave. He was allowed ten min
utes to leave, or he would be shot He left for
short time, but returned well armed. He met
with one of the three men, who renewed his
threats, and attempted to shoot Coleman, but
his gun missed fire. Coleman then shot his as
saiant, who died Immediately Coleman gave
himself up for trial.
A mob Of Abolitonists armed with Sharp's
rifles, repaired to Coleman's house, driving his
wife and children of, burning his house and or
dered other pro-savery men to leave, and burned
their houses. Deputy Msrslial Jones arrested
the leader Of the mob, and obtained the names
Of twenty others. Jones is now at Lecompton
with two prisoners and fifteen or twenty assis-
tants. The AbotitiOnists are gathering mt Le-
compton, demanding the release of their COM
rades and the surrender of Coleman. The Gov
ernor has issued proclamation calling the mi
litia to the assistance of the officers
Last night and this morning many persons
started this city and county to Lecempton, for
the purpose or placing their serAices at tue dis
posal OF the Governor. A letter from one OF the
editors of the Western Dispatnh, dated at Shaw.
nee Mission, today, states that the writer has
learned that number of citizens are missing
at Hickory Point, and le or more houses had
been burned
The Governor calls on law-abiding citizens to
suppress the outbreak. Dispatche. from Weston
and st Joseph last night state that large meetings
of, the citizens have been held, and companies
formed to 90 to Kansas.
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tTHi,d St, dboesths Barrett House, in DR.. Henries
.peie Buizdfn9j ...s sa
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ISTRECEsIyEE.-Ae small lot Of Upper and
81 Harness Leather. in advance Of my large fan sock
AM In rseeirt Of tons Red Sole Leather. shBch win
j be sold low. Merchants and dealers attention u
SIP 81 s =. - & =. I. 8. ADAMS
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Boots and Shoes at Wholesale.

SALERASCS.-Ten thousand lbs Babs,ts's saler-
y atns put UP In hbls kegs and boxes, Cor sale BY
+ sep IS 80 s5 J. m GAR ca
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Boots and Shoes at Wholesale.
WaUI.G respectfully invite attention Of merchants
and traders who purchasing goods Ia the
markets large aud varied stocks Of bccts shoes and
brogans, children and laes boots, huskius, CATERS &c.
&c. conprenK good assortment OF articles in my line
b,ught primo pslly cash from the manufacturers In the
New England esates. Having had long experience
branch Of brsines have facilities for furnishing goods
the lowest possible Particular attention viii be
paid the filing Of orders and persons can rely upon
prices being low - they present select for
themselves. z. s ADAMS
ia f~sxrI otxv. sNg~s,,.
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Country Merchants,

VII! find it to their advantage to call. Having large
stock of Boots and Shoes Ready Made Hardware
Gallery, Teas &C., which he will sell out at very small
advance on Estern cost wishing to exclude those articles
from his business
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-12-05

CIGARS. Csar.s-Ten Thor.and very superior
~ Havaash Cigars. just rseeiyed By
msy T. = CAT. I
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-12-05
Sofla s.e &. ssd Irons at tie loves, price at
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TitsF received per steainer Excel.
u ITO sacks prime Coffee; % do old Government Java,
1ic ibis md kegs Becher's Mo,asses,
a. " o. Sugar House; ~ hafbarres do.
$40 kegs Wheeling Nails
300 sacks aali; 2hbbls Lake Salt.
3fn lbs Western Reserve Cheese,
$40 Reams wrapping paper assorted sizes,
IS boxes Lewis ard Perrys fine Tobacco
In store and for sale by TROY 19l IL T. HUNT co