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SOMETHING NEW.
Ambrotypes or Daguerreotypes in Glass

Ambrotypes or Daguerreotypes in Glass.
TNnE subscriber would re, pce,fuliy announce ia
L the citizens of Burlington that he will remain
FOR a few weeks at the Daguerrean Rooms Of Mr.
Fields opposite the Barnet House. for tn. purposr of
taking the above and beautiful style Of pictures.
The term Am5rotypc, by which these pictures are
designated. Is derived from the Grcek word Abrotos
sgnifyrg durability. everlasting. &c. The PICTURE
is taken upon plate glass, over which is placed
responding gluss, the two being united by an indie
stuctbe gum, enabling the picture retain its brill
fancy for ages. /. will not corrode at change
in any climate, is beautiful in tone, bad and clear in
its effect, and may be seen in amy light.
The Ambrotypei is patented in the United States,
Great Britain and Frnnce, by Mr. James A. Cutting.
of Boston.
The subscriber owns the exclusive right for the sale
of these pictures in the State of Iowa, and is prepar
cd to sell for town, and counties and learn the art
to those who buy rights.
lie will remain only few weeks, therefore now is
the time to obtain one Of these fine pictures.
The public are invited to call and see specimens.
Burlington, oct. "a, 1858 W. BOWERS
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D1r Apples bear a price in this market
that would well pay the importer from the
East, where the crops are said to be so
abundant. Good fruit Is selling here at
81 25MS1 so per pushed.
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HOGS.
" ANTED 900 good corn fattcd h gs, fer
w which the highest market price will be paid in
cash. Parties having hogs for sale will please call
on the undersigned ut hts Pork House on Boundary
Street, Is. McFAUI.
burlington, Iowa, Oct. 18th, 1855. [lmw]
,., S Sa" !; 3 $; :
A.1R:-W hereas notice was returned irto the
y District Court of said County at the April term,
A. b. 1853, Of said Court, by the Sheriff. that you
not found in his baiiwick, and order made by
aid court at said term that you have notice Of the
rendancy Of the above entitled suit by publication
according to law.
Now therefore you hereby notified that there
is on file in the Office of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court of Dcs Moincs County, Iowa, petition
of Louisa Williams claiming to be divorced from the
bonds of natriInony for sundry set forth in
the petition, and that unless you appear and an.
said petition before the second day of the
naxt term of said Court, which Court is to be begun
and holden on he second Monday to wit: the eth
day of November, 1855, decree will be rendered
againt you upon the prayer of said petition.
VIM. II. STARR,
Atty for Petitioner.
A J. MESSENGER, Clerk District Court
w4w
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Dallev's Magical Pain Extractor

Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.
FTNHE great and principal characteristics # Dali
L LEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR con-
sist
l>t. Of its never-fniling and unique property, as
soon applied to any external injury. to check in
lamation instantly, and rapidly to reduce it. This
feature constitutes its great power to alleviate the
pain of burns and scads. and Of other painful dis
cases, in incrcd bly, short space of timc and
will appear from the few Testimonials hcrcunto an
nexed. Every intelligent mind is fully aware that,
in cases of external injury, the pain is produced
by illumination Of the injured parts and. there
fore, if j., the the effect must cease
I'd. Its purifcative properties neutralize the poi
that may Turk in the SYSTEM and will, when np-
piled to the sores draw rapidly all impure matter to
the surface and thence the great discharge it
produces from sores occasioned by burns, and when
applied to old and nvetcratc sores, SAT- Rheum, or
other cutancous diseases.
Each box of Genuine Dalley's Pain Extractor has
upon it Steel Plate Engraved Label with the sig
natures of c. V. CLICKENER l. CO., propretors,
and HENRY DALEY, manufactu er. All others
are counterfeit. Price rs cents per box.
10 All orders should be addressed toe. V. Click.
cner L Co.. 81, Barclay street, New York.
For sale by J. F. Tallant, Burlington, and Drug
gists generally throughout the U. S.
Aug 14-6mdkw,
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Foreign Exchange For Sale.

Foreign Exchange For Sale.
ME are now prepared to sell in sums to suit
w and ut the most reasonable rates, Exchange on
all the following points,
Germany, Braunschweig, Bremen, Bre.lau, Cas-
sci, Coblentz, Creln, Dantz's, Darmstadt, Frank
fort on the Maine, Freiburg, Hamburg. Heidelberg,
Konigsbcrg, Lepsig, Marhcim, Munchen, Neustadt-
o,-dcr, Haardt, Nuremberg. Posen. Pras, Rastadt,
Stettin. Safeguard, Tricr, Wir, Wursburg.
FRANCE.-Strasbourg, Paris.
BELGIuM.-Brussels
Observation-Disclosures.
DENMARK.-kiel.
SwEpES.-S' ockholm.
NoRwAY.-Chrstiania.
RUSSIA .-Moscow.
PoLAND.-Wnrsaw.
GALICIA--Lembcrg.
HUSGARr.-Pesth.
SwITzERLAND.-Base, Geneva.
ITALY FLORENCE.
LEGHoRN.--Naples.
RoME.-Vcnice.
SPAiS.-Madrid.
PORTUGAL.-Lsbon.
oct (Gaz. copy.) GREEN, THOMAS eco.
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..-- PORK PACKING.
HNlIE undersigned having leased tie premises
l. known as the Pcaslcy Pork House is now pre-
pared to purchase and pack hogs Commission
Farmers and Drovers will consult their interest to
call on the undersigned before dsposng of their
hogs, as he is prepared to pay CASH for all hogs
that may be offer in this market, having arranged
the establishment so us to enable him to pack
Thirty Thousand Hogs.
Parties may rely that ne will give he highest mar
ket price. TO those DESTROYS to pack pork on Com
mission I will make
Liberal Cash Advances,
and the charge for Salt aud Cooperage will be
Or lower than any House in town, having laid
in my stock Of Salt and Cooperage at low rates.
Z. McFAUL.
I beg leave to refer to
Coolbau4 Brooks, Burlington Iowa.
S. Morrison & Co.,
A & W. A. Saunders, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
f. Manning, Eidyvillc, Iowa.
Lucas & Simonds, St. Louis, q"
J. A. Bcnnoist & Co., :"
Mt. Pleasant Observer, Fairfield Ledger, Ottumwa
Courier, copy 3m and send bill to this office.
sept, %, 1855 ,:6m
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Washington. Oct,
Gorham. n. II Oct

Gorham, N. H. Oct, p
Dr.. B l.. Budd, started from the Ledge, on
Thursday, A. NJ, with view of ascending
nothing has been heard Of him since Parties
commenced searching for him yesterday with
out effect, up to ten o'clock, this A. M
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MACHINE BETTING

I AM receiving the largest supply of Betting ever
brought to this State. Six years experience en- l..
bles me to choose for my customers the very best
article made. am sole agen in Iowa, for the sale
of Vulc nized Rubber Belt ng, manufactured by the
Boston Betting Co. l am also agent for the best
manufacturers Of Leather Betting in the Unite |
States There is much deception used in the
manufacture of Betting that have spared no pains
toprocurc an article that will stand the test in g
ry respect. Call at No. l Betting Depot, Main
street. (sept 23) r. s. ADAMS
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Longworth's Sparkling Catawba
e DOZEN Sparkling Catawba, quarts.
10 do Longworth Catawba Brandy, just re-
ceivcd and for sale by E. E. GAY.
may o. 'ih
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New Millinerv and nre.s GOODS

New Millinery and Dress Goods.
Mrs. HENDRICKS has just returned from xs-s1
Nl New York and has this day received lAsa
largo and beautiful stock of VII \
FANCY GOODS. aSA
selected expressly to please the Ladies of Burlington
and vicinity. Among which may be found miIlin-
cry and dress goods, Trimmings, Embrodcres, nee
die work of all kinds, &c, &c,
New styles of bonncts which will be sure to plea sc
YOU. Call and see son, %
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Valuable Books.
FOOTSTEPS Of st. PAUL.
Il Egypt and Books of Moses;
Life and writings of Carson;
Alcxandcr's Notes on Isaiah and Psalms;
Dodridgc's Rise and Progress Of Religion;
Hcrvey's Medta tons;
Church in Earnest;
Earnest Ministry, by James;
History of all Religious Denominations in the
United Stats.
For sale at Batret House, No. ., by
oct.9. C. NJ. WILCOX & co.
WRITING CLASSES DAY AND
EVENING,
At Burlington Commercial College.
Satisfactory improvement Giren to an.
TERMS:
Thirty Lessons, giving all branches of Bust
mes. Penmansh;p, SIS 90
For unlimited course, Business and Orna-
mental. $40 90
S> Particular attention paid to writing up
Books that are behind hand ard to the adjustment
Of complicated and disputed accounts. oct.l5-tf.
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CITY SHOE STORE

CITY SHOE STORE.
WE would respectfully in
IL form our friends and the pub Till
lie gen rally, that We now BN
opening at the City Shoe Store 49,
in kriechbaum's brick building On Washington
street, .stwcen Main and Third stecets.
burlington, Io,ra,
n largo stock of BOOTS aud SHOES, which we will
sell at small advance above eastern prices.
:ES"We are also prepared to manufacture all kinds
Of Ladies and Gentlcmens Boots and shoes to ORDER
on the shortest notice and in the fastest styles.
sept q, 1855 SIN ROSS 81 VIRGIN.
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Public IAnda.

~. .as ,osiewing table Of the sales of Public
f,an u aa,,ae the last fiscal year, is official
"0m tae Register az the Treaanry:
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Cider Vinegar.
IN BBIAS. Cider Vinegar, WARRANTED superior ar
III ticc, for sale Mt ANDERSON'S
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LAND FOR SALE.

Ql ACRES of Laad in Plcssani Grove Township.
w fifteen miles north wet II Darlington six m;les
isom panriils Centre, and Eve miles from the Yves.
tern Rail road. ON which Is n small imIrovou,enL
Ec- Price $40 rer acre. Enquire Of
JAMES ANDREW, near the prcrs;scs.
September, S, 1855 viOr
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NEW YORK CLOTHING EMPORIUM

NEW YORK CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
THE undersigned has now opened his new and
L well lected stock consisting of
Clothing, Hats, Caps,
and general assortment Of G hts Furnis hins
Goods,
At Wholesale and Retail. He also takes this meth
cd Of informing the citizens Of Burlington and vicn
ty, that stock Of Clothing, which be sur
passed in style and quality being manufactured un-
der his own supervision; at his Wholesale House in
Nav York, is offered at
astern Prices,
and is now receiving and will continue to receive the
most Fa hionahle Stock Of Clothing ever offered in
this market. l. ELKUS
Jefferson Street, north side, the old stand of AL
fred Clark, and lol VIM. ST., New York, up stairs.
New 1 York (oct.e-y, Burlington I'm aa'i Iowa.
Fire, Marine and Life Insurance.
l.. II. SHEPARD, General Agent
FOR lows A, ILLINOIS AND MISSOURI.
WILL Insure all kinds of property against Loss
w or Damage by Fire. in any of the following well
known and responsible Companies viz:
Merchants Insurance Company Of Philadelphia,
Capital $400,O00.
Keystone Insurance Company of Philadelphia,
Capital $500, 900.
Consolidated Insurance Company of Phsdelpbia
| Capital S2o0,0OO.
Star Insurance Company of Oedensburr, NY,
Capital Sl50.00O.
| State Mutual Insurance Company Of Pennsylya
Capital 800 900.
The above Companies have complied with the In
surance Laws of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, which
is of itself sufficient recommendation Of their abil
ity TO pay all their losses. have permission to re-
fer to the following gentlemen and business firms in
this and other cities: as-
Col J. NJ. Morgan, J. ". Swan, S. r. Num-, Ross
Whipple and Durham L Brown, Burl nston.
Keck & Hebard. Car Builders, Cincinnati, Ohio
| NStene, Baker 4 Co, Wholesale Grocers, do
W. W. Withcrell, Car Builder, Sandusky, Ohio.
F. F. Banney, Pres't Union Bank, do do
II. S. Flynt, Cashier Sandusky City Bank, 0.
J. W. Godfrey, Cent IDsura ace Ag't Sandusky @
Geo. B!iss Il Co., Hope, Graydcn & Co., Lee, Cas-.
4 Co, and Stanton, Sheldon Co., New York.
| ET Office corner Main and jefferson streets, owe,
the Drug store of J. F. Tallant, Burlington, Iowa.
| sept 1885 l.. Ii. SHEPARD, Gen gent.
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0nmastic Gonfs,

Irish linens, Richardson's damask table linens. Ii.
men crash and diaper, cotton diapers, tickings drills
chc ks, hickory, bleached and brown musns, white,
blue and rcd blankets, plaid lnseys Red. yellow,
blue and white flanncls, Canton fannels all coIors
Garrett bags and notions.
Groceries and Queensware. II. II. SCOTT.
sept 90 Main street
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HOGS.

EOWLER'S Il Wells publications OH Phrcnology
and Wafer Cure, for sale by
oct. =. CM WILCOX < co.
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Fire! Fire!! Fire 4!
INSU RANCE AGENCY,
Insure your Property against Loss Jy Fire.
Missouri State Mutual ms Co.,
ST. Louis, Mo.
North Western Insurance Co.,
0swego, N. Y.
Phoenix Insurance Co.,
Hartford, Conn.
J. G. LAUMAN BRO
Oct.3-tf Apents
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SOMERS,
Fashionable Halter,
\XTILL this day otter for inspec- E5M9s
w ton his Fall Style of Extra s5Ssa3A
Moleskin and Silk Hats also f83HSHl
Soft Hats of all kinds. AAE1ess.Ss
Such sback, brown md pearl dress cashmere, Oner
Peruvian. Union, Cavalier, ReveI hungarian. Kossuth
Empire, Marc, Travelling and French felt. Boys
soft hats of all kinds.
New Styles Of Velvet Plush, and Mohair Caps.
Childrens Wet. and tippets.
Ladies fancy furs of nil kinds, Stone and Sable,
Martin, Fitch and short Lynx Wet Tippets and cuffs.
Ladies Fur Gloves.
Gentiemen's Gloves Of all kinds.
A choice and select stock Of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
gss- Hats ironed over at shortest notice and mads
to please. oct
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Co-partnership Notice.
soea'cd With rnys.lf in bmin - Mr.. P. l.. tins
deweod, my former Clcik. and that We shsu eostin,
ne a. at my old stand under the nsme Of Thee Hrdrs
70. tcct !, $50 THOMAS uEb&H-
Circular Saws.
RANCIi, Gro .kes and Frnsis' l-ss cast steel Cir,
~ enlar Saws, in sfore and for s.ie by
Gel - IN WHITE
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ARRIVAL OF rar ann. yro1 rav,r

New York, Oct. q.
The steamship Ariel arrived this afternoon
from Havre. The news 10 & same an that
| BY the Africa
The Evening Post says il was rumorcd IN
London that the six.wire cable being laid in
the Mediterranean from France to Alciers.
was cut 10 gale Of wind, under circu,n.
s'ancs similar to like disaster TO the New
| Foundland Company last summer, insured
for S30O, 900 in London.
New York, Oct. q.
The correspondent Of the Tribune at Trnx-
lilo, Honduras, states that severa, severe
shocks OF an earthquake were felt ut tina,
place, commencing Sept. 25ih. There were
II distinct shocks within 20 hours. Every
brick building in the town was more or less
injured.
dispatch from Washington, in the Trib-
une says the yellow fever has broken out
afresh in Montgomery, Alabama.
The steamship Herman from Bremen ar.
rived at ten o'clock. She brings nearly 300
passengers, among them VIM. Thompson,
bearer OF dispatches from the American Le-
CATION at Linden, Baron Won Geroldt, Prus
sian Minister to the u. s., II. B. Spencer,
Belgian Charge to the U. S. The Herman
spoke the steamer Pacific Oct. 22d in lati.
tude 49, 26', longitude A 06.
Boston, Oct. 26.
The wings Of Suffolk County had their rat
lhcation meeting in Feneuil Hall last even
ing, between 1000 and 5000 present. Hon.
Peleg W. Chandler presided and speeches
we're made by the Hon. J. 7. Stephens and
others.
The Know Nothings also, had large
n iephf Nknvv I'D -,
streets with bands Of music, transparanc,es.
burners, and fire works.
The Agricultural exhibition continues the
great object of interest, 100, 900 persons be-
ing present.
The proceedings of the A. ~, were not
varied from Yesterdays. A. 2 O'Clock
grand procession formed at the Presidents
marque and proceeded to the big tent beneath
which dinner for 1000 was prepared. Ev-
cry scat was filled.
After the dinner President Wilder made
brief and eloquent speech which was most
cordially received. Speeches were made by
Governor Gardiner, Mayor Smith and Gov
ernor Hopper, Hon. Ed. Everett, Jno. A.
King, and many others. The whole affair
was one of the most brilliant ever witnessed
in this country. The exhibition closed with
three grand trotting matches.
Washington, Oct. 81.
The Union of this A. NJ published a letter
from John Van Buren in reply to The srictn,es
on his speech at Oswego He predicted that
the n. Y. Soft Shell ticFet will be elected by
fifty thousand plurality, and asked the Union
whether it desires to see tina, ticket elected or
defeated. The Unicn replies, in view of Mr..
Van Buren's declaration that all the candidates
on that ticket, except two, were openly and
tvo tho all ,fosO ~ last
1848, and that this is. therefore matter Of in
difference so far as the interests OF the Dem.
party are concerned, wether the ticket succeeds
or not.
Gorham, N. H. Oct, ~
DR.. B L. Budd, started from the Ledge. on
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o. F. GEAR,
Auction and Commission Merchant,
S now prepared to receive Goods. Wares and
L No clan'lise. on consignment, for private sale
or Auction, is in readiness at Ill times to attend
Farmers Sales in the Country on reasonable terms.
g1s- Particular attention paid to sales # Real
Estate. Furniture. Stock, &c.
-EiS- Store on Jefferson street lc,wccn Main and
Water. Ioct II;
P.S.-N"w in store and for sale cheap, n genera
stock of Merchandise
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STOVES! STOVES!!

0IUVES! STUVES!!
W. WHITE, at the Old stand of Lyman Cook
y Co., Jefferson street, has now, and will keep
constantly on hand full and complete assortment
of the best and most approved patterns of Parlor,
Cooking and Heating Stoves ever brought to this
market; among which may be found the
Charter Oak, Comet, Prairie State;
Indiana, Hooser State, Trenton, and
Best Premium Cooking Stoves.
Also: the following Parior Stoves:
Congress, Albion, Castie, Home, Nubian;
Cottag., Self regulating, Mound City;
Boston, Franklin and other Parlor stoves.
Aiso-Castngs and Hollow Ware, Copper, Tin and
| Sheet Iron ware of every description.
Connected with the above, I have manufacture
ing establishment for the manufacture Of all kinds
If Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron ware, and ordered
work of all kinds, Copper Pipes. Breerhing and
Chimneys for steam Engines, Roofing, House gutter
ing a,d Spauting, &c, &c.
Get "a '55 JW WHITE
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PORK PACKING.

Grain Bags.
FIFTEEN hundred Seamless Bags; 1000 Gunny
Il bags for sale by (oct o6) HEDGE & Co
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Candies.
IN BOXES assorted Stick Candies;
OU 40 do fancy do
so boxes fancy do in small packages for sale by
sept Is IS J. II. GEAR 4 co.
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ANDREW YEAGER

ANDREW YEAGER
LAS opened Beading Ho Use in The frame re ST.
III dence former ly occupied by Mrs. Neatly, OPP
posite the Western Hotel, Fourth street. Burng-
ton, Iowa. oct. Aim.
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Cheese.
1Sn BOXES Of first rate Cheese for sale by
lOU (oct. A. THOMAS HEDGE L co.
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For the Ladies.
On PIECES fine linen thread edging;
CO 10 do o woven do do
10 pieces fine linen thread Houton int. edging;
20 do do cotton thread edging;
10 do do do Smyrna do
25 do assorted black silk lace edging;
IS doz. ass'd Lisle and silk Gloves;
40 do do fine cotton Hose;
10 do do black silk mitts;
10 do do Kid Gloves-just in store at
une % KIMBALL Co.'S
LIVE THOUSAND bushels Flax Seed wanted fo
Il which we will pay the highest market price il
cash on its delivery. PEASLEY / MICHAELS
august 2. 1855
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NAedp 0UOuS.
{ CONSISTING in part of children's Vicorines,
- and Tippets, Ladies' Fancy Furs of all kinds.
Stone and Sable. Martin Fitch and Short Lynx Vic
torinccs, Tippets and Cuffs, at
oct. ID. G. A. RICHMOND.
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City Lots for Sale,
ON the South Hill, in desirable Locations. Terms
&C.. given at the Real estate Office of
July %. BROWN K LAHEE.
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Gentlemen's Line Ladies' Lima
Black aud Brown Cloths, Blk and chanyabIc silk j..
Iutkskins and cassmeres Gala piaids 4 alpaccas.
Cassinetts and twecds, Merinocs AND deinnes
Moleskins and jea,s, Debreges and ginghams,
Hats and caps, Amer. 4 english prints.
Boots and shoes. Shaws handkercbiefs,
Coats and pants, Collars and undcrslceves J,
Vests and handkerchicfs, Stockings and gloves,
Under shirts AND drawers, Shoes and CATERS,
Gloves and socks, Mufs and tippcts.
Collars and suspcndcrs. Ribbons and laces,
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New Fall Goods
tx "a r. ID w a @ Es
ROSS ) VrHEPPLE,

- "a * - w n TX r.
ROSS > VJ"HIPPLE,
Fail Expectations embracing the Largest
and most complete assortment OF
American and Foreign Goods.
At the lowest price to cash and snort time buyers,
Comprising large quantities Of Leading Articles such as
butchers" Files md Edge Tools;
Hargraves' do do do
Spear and Jackson's saws;
Ames and Rowlands' ehovels;
Eagle and New England Screws;
Brades and Worrcll S celebrated Trowels;
Novelty Locks and Latchcs;
Mousehole Anvils; Solid box Vices;
Cincinnati Pump fixtures;
Galvanized pump chain Wheeling nails;
Axes-Hunts' Collins and Simmons
Every thing in the hardware line can be fouad at
the sign of the "BlG SAW" Jefferson street, Bur
lington, Iowa. [Oct5, 1886
1.-TWO Hundred Kegs Wheeling Nails, at
foot. & ROSS + WATppJE,S
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fcnele,.
On he
'ck Ia
| VI prov.
p make
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Notice.
T HEREBY notify all persons against concealug
L or keeping boy named John D. Carter, bound to
apprentice, about 10 years of age as he has
left mo without my consent, and will give one dol
lar to any person who will return him to me at my
residence in Washington Township, in this county.
ANDERSON Orchard.
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Glass
TIFTEEN hundred boxes assorted Window Glass,
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