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SALTS 1000 BUSHELS,

CONSISTING of Livotrnol, Tufts isiini aaa Cadr
" Salts, nov unloading ff"'a 60. csfs which NC shsn
FULLER & SMITH.
Angus GOTH ~
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LAND WARRANTS
BOUGHT OR LOCATED.

LAND WARRANTS
BOUGHT OR LOCATED.
TnE seb.sIibei win pay tho hishe., 7iiee' fei
LANO NAkHANTS person. wi.hirs 10 sell
thcit Narants vii hnd Il f,f their interest to
hcfni, dsposinE Of them u ving made arrangement
WIN responsible paftiss fc iling iu the states Of
The country aud with locating snd., vii locate lands
10 Northern Iowa, Niscousiu, aud Minnesota, on the
HARVEY TILpES.
Bone, August /, 1855 4stL
Washington County Grammer
School.
fI'HE nctt term will CONNIE nee on Thursiay. Aug,
81, and conuuue fourteen weeks, undef Ne
chaitr Vt NJ. J r. Geudt and a com. ,,tcut female
CnARLEs CLARK,
furtho Prudential Committso
Mon'rolirt- Aug "a, lass. 1s1s
'INVEVrY SEVENTH ANNUALFAtR or rue
4 AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF rue CITY Or
NEW NORk.-1hc Managers announce that they
have made arrangements hold this ethb ton IN the
CRYSTAL PALNtE, commencing GA WbDNhs-
Jay, The 81 Of Ocio CT neNL
This magnificent and spacious building will b.
opened fuf the reception OF Articles, from Thursday
tho q o. Of septic ihef unu rursday Tie % Of Ocio
Der. Ucas, Machinery aud articles ftom distance
can be stored 10 the taes fion the 18th OF scpiem5e
Omces viii be opened Foiteth Street for the Gu.
Try sud reception Of articles.
Premiums, consisting of Gold and silver Medals
Cupa aud Diplomas. Wit be awarded on the fecpmcn-
datiol of cOmpetrut judges.
The Managers would VA ffcss upon Exhibitors the
necessity oi gsn- mandate uotco Of the SPACE "a
quued ioi h- proper dsi lay II the articles they in
ttni o. exhibit.
Ctcuiir- containing fail psticuafst eau be had OF
application ut the office oil the Institute, No. ISL
BtuadWay
Conmunie atioas addressed 20 WA. y. LEONARD,
Cores pouding Secretary, Viii meet with Immediate
attention.
BY order Of lhe Managers.
EDWIN SMITH, Chairman.
JOHN " CHAMBERS, Secretary. 4s;2w
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VERMONT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Making , T. perez nj. for tho year
ending August !, 1873. said per ceaiasa 10 be cast
upon the original amount OF the premium note, With
out reference any endorsement and To be paid to
80 frrusurrr, NJ nts Omce, IN Montpelier on OF be-
fore The l5ih day OF October, 1855.
The Twenty Eighth Annual Report
Of the Company vail be published eaily 10 September
aud iorw arded Members by Mail which they are
respectfully referred for detailed sIhtement OF the
business of the Company for the year past
Momhers Of the Company vii Ind On the hands OF
the Representatives elect to the Legissfufc, SEIZED
ule showing the amount nf assnssmcHt dur from each
respectively and mcy partoua fls desired 10
that the money for thoii sssesmrnts u forwards TO
the Office 20 Octshar Tho ss'ssmonts must he paid
when due. httlo atuntion this the part ofthe
Mrmhcis ofihe Company, will save them expense and
trouble.
1T. TnuRsTON, Troa.uror
Ofice Of VI. N. +. Ias. 10, I
oaipciieF, Aug 4, lsi5.
1rIho Publishers Of each wrrkly newspaper in ihi.
State Htc requested TO insoT the above nuttco con
sPiceUsy 10 their respecti' plPets, three weeks
eessively and forward their bills for payment. a.
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WANTED.

4 YOUNG Mantotatc rh,rgc Of Hooks o. stove
~ aud one that ). good salesman. Enquire at tho
pNrn ni Ito ate hnan.
I'm -. Il.
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GEN. Tow THuNB.
?. =. The Elephant works well. He did
all my heavy blowing and now he is caring
IN my hay and grain. lie is a trump. b.
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RoSendalc HIdranlic Cement.
NAVIGATION OPEN,

TICKETS sll Of tho principal poin'- West can he
obtained attho Rail Road Road uHicc Montpelier.
J. W. HOBART, Agt.
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please take Particular Notice.

mr.. I. B.tuum, Esq, Proprietor Of the Amsiean
Museum, Ncw-Nok, "a gfatii ude 10 General Tom
Thumb who lid the foundation Of his Mt
Bafaum tort une, has volunteered TO de-
hrcr his celebrated Lecture, 10 tho
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swamp Land Act.

The following net, which is of great i'm
portnnce to our State, has become law.
AN ACT for the relief of purchasers and To-
Gators of Swamp onl overdowed lands
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United States OF
1mericd in Congress assembled, That the
President of the United States cnuse patents
TO be issued, as soon as practicable, to the
purchaser 2 purchasers, locator or locators
who have made entries of the public lanls.
claimed as swamp lands, either with cash.
or with land warrants, or with scrip, prior to
the issue of patents to the State or States.
as provided for by the section of the act
approved September twenty eighth, eighteen
hundred and fifty, entitled "An act to enable
the State OF Arkansas and other States to
reclaim tie swamp lands within their limits, -
any decision of the Secretary Of the Interior
Or other officer of the government of the
United States to the contrary notwithstand-
ing. #fH
Provided, That in all cases where any
State, through it's constituted authorities.
may haye sold or disposed Of any tract or
tracts Of said lands to any individuals. prior
10 the entry, sale, or location of tho same,
under the presumption or other laws Of tn :
United States, no patent shall be issued by
'ne President for such tract or tracts of land
aHsll such State, through its constituted
authorities, shall release its claim thereto in
saca forms as shall be prescribed by the
Secretary of the Interior, and 3s'
Provided further, That If such State
SNAIL q, not within 20 days from the passage of
'als act, through its constituted authorities,
return to the General Land Office of the Uni
ed states, a list of all the lands sold as
aforesaid, together with the dates Of such
sale, and the names Of the purchasers, the
patents shall be issued Immediately thereaf-
"t q directed IN the foregoing sections.
SEC: 2 And be 1t further enacted, That
upon due proof, by the authorized agent Of
me state or States, before the Commissioner
~ 'he General Land Office. that any of tae
anus purchased or located were swamp
.sads, within the tru intent and meaning OF
.as act Aforesaid, the purchase money
saali be- paidAover to 5ths said State
nta,es; and, where tho lands have beer
seated by warrant or script, the said
s's'e or States shall be authorized to locate
yssntty Of like amount, upon any of the
ssslc lands subject to entry at one dollar
.I ~ quarter per acre or less, and patents
I a.il ISSUE therefor, upon the terms and con
A1ens enumerated 10 the act aforesaid;
:. rsoctded however, That the said decision'
~ ne Commissioner Of the General Lane
n, S.' = sn.ll Be approved by the Secretary o
\ ssssta0S. 1ss tsseh 6 a4aei
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A RARE Ca.xcr FOR THE RIGHT MAx.-W

A RARE CHANCE FOR THE RIGHT MAN.-We
regret to learn that Mr.. Eberso is about to
close out his present business, and as will
be seen in another column, offers his stock
of guns, pistols and sporting implements as
we'll as tools, AT COST. Mr.. +. has a fine run
of business, manufactures and sells good
manv guns, does some engraving, and large
amount of repairing. A good workman
could on easy terms, step at once into lu-
crstive business, which, if good workman,
he might retain.
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NEWMAN Bounty WAR7ASTs---h- c.st Of
July is named by some of the Washington
letter writer's rs the earliest day at which it
will be possible for the Commissioner of Per-
sions to make beginning in the issue of the
new Land warrants, unler the recent lib raj
act of Congress granting bountics to Soldiers
and Seamcn employed in the War service Of
the country from 1879 to the present time.
It is stated that tn, Com missioner and his
chief clerk are pushing the preliminary arrang-
mcnts to this object. Blanks have been
printed; plates engraved; an extra force Of
clerks TO be employed, aud other indispensa-
BILE preparations to b, male, bcfore the evil
dencc of the innumcrable claim, nts to these
bounties can DO acted upoa.
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Backwardme - /, 1 Spl ing,

There is considerable complaint among the
farmers about the unpromisns prospect be-
fore them for putting in their Spring crops.
Spring wheat, in particular, will have to be
sowcd at least two or three weeks later than
is customary among our farmers, owing to
the ground not beng in fit condition for
ploughing. Some Of our best farmers are
in the habit of sowing the wheat from the
18th Of Mrrch to the lst of April. We have
our fears that the ground viii. not be fit for
plough by the LIST Of next mouth. Still there
is some prospect of milder weather as the
wind is becoming more sou'hernward.
As to fruit, we believe it is generally con-
ceded that there is poor prospect for peach
cs. In few localities where the trees have
been somewhat protected, there will DE a few
left as if to keep US in remembrance of such
luxury. As for apples We may have at
least half crop.
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ApAx AND Evr.-The pictures, on exhibit.
ton at the Methodist Church, are visited by
great numbers. Whatever may be said by
connoisseurs, in regard to their merits, the
opinion seems general, that as works of Art,
they are we'll worth seeing. We learn that
they will be exhibited here next week.
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ssMa," said an inquisitivc little girl, "will
the rich and poor people live together when
they 60 to heaven?''
''Yes my dear, they will be alike there"
"rhen ma, why don't rich and poor Chris
tians associate together here?" The rich
mother did not answer.
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YoUSG AMERIcA.-The following is from
the advance sheets Of the forth coming
'Know Nothing Almanac
Irish Mother-'Arrah, Johnny and where
have You bin SO lons?'
Native Son-'Why me and the rest of the
boys has been licking an Irishman.
Mothcr-'Wait We spalpeen. till yer daddy
gifts homo: you'll BE- after catching i.!'
Son-sOn, he be b!owed! That's the man
we've licked.
(Fxit mother, with raised eyes and half
smothered Och hone, while sonny stalks
off whistling Hail Columbia.)
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House, Land and General Agency Office.
ED1V,D II. EsbGlNTON,

Gcgitfnsg and Mceeantaat,
HAS opened an office in the % story If the Tee
j i graph building, Main St.. Burlington, for the
transaction &c busn .ss as follows, viz:
Ito, scs and Land, bought, sold and rentel on com
mission.
Books Posted BY the Week. Month or Year.
Partnership and other accounts adjusted and exam
ined. s II e#
Valuations, Invoices and inventories made and ia
ken for Administration and other purposes.
Correspondence Of all kinds conducted.
Debts and Notes collected in Town or country.
A Register kept Of Land and Houses for sale OF
rent, which may be inspected free of charge.
Mg- Office. Telegraph Printing Office building
Main-st., Burlington. March 6, '55-bply.
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to the talents Of the author, K NJ PIPER, esq, WHIT
writes That he .has chosc the DrARAuLIc because
next 10 uypRAMErERs, he considers it most etec
| tooal.'
"Subjeck:- Collision betueen an Alegdite1
and Water Sndik; Triumph Of thu
Water Sndii; Death Of the AAegditer.'
There is al island on river lying,
Which runs into Gautimay, q warm country
Lying near the Tropics, covered with sand;
Here and there a symptum Of Willow,
Over The clear streme meandcring far below,
This was the home of the now silent Aegaiter,
When not in his other element conined
Here he would set upon has eggs asleep,
With eye ob$esvant Of flies ana other passing
Ohjecks; awhile it kept g'ing ON so;
Feiecss of danger was the hapy Aiegaiter!
But las. in an evil our he vas forced t.
Wake! that dream of Bis too sweet for him.
morning the sun arose with unusooal splender, n
Which also did our er, coming from the water
His scaiis fnging of the rails of the son back
To the fountain head which they orig;nly sprung
But having had nothing to eat for sometime, he
Was slepy and gap'd, in short time widely
Unfolding welth of perl white teeth,
TIE rails of the shet his sinister ey
Because of their mutoal splender and warmth.
The Evil Our (which se.D was now come;
Evidently good chance for water Snaik
Of the large Specie, which soon appeared
Into the hoIiz N, near the bank where repos'd
Calmly in sleep the Alegater before spoken Of.
About SO foot WIS his length (th,' he crawldD
And he was APPARENTLY we'll propor'ioned Snaik
When he was all ashore he glared upon
The lion. with app oval, but was soon
Astonished, with the view lest to wonder, from
Wats)
(For jest then he began to see the Alegaitcr.)
Being material enemy Of his n, he worked hisself
Into IA fury, also a nj positin.
Before The Alegai.cr could we'll pe
His eye Tin other words pirceive his dangerD
The Snaik had envcopcd mis- bodyjust 10
Times will" foalds voumnus and vast" from Mil
tcr.)
And had tore off several scale: in the confusion,
Besides squeezing him awfully unto his stolnic.
Just then, by fortunate turn inhis affairs,
lie seize into his mouth the careless tale
OF tn unrea citing Water Snaik! Gran desperate,
lie, finding that his tale was fast squeezed, fit
Terrible, while they rolled all over the iland.
T.
IT was a well .pnla,teJ affair: noise
Disturbed the harmony Of the Seem ecsept
Onct when Will,w ped into by the roaling.
Each of the combatcnce hadmt mint for holcring,
80 the conflict was TREMENDOUS!
But by great force The tale was bit complete
lay off; bu the cyZertion was too muh
For his delicate constitutions; he felt compression
Onto his chest, and generally over his body;
When he ecsprcssed his brcthi &, it was with great
difficulty that he f, 1t insl ired onct more.
OF coarse thi> State mist suffer revolooton.
So the Alegaier gave up vel. and egsp red.
The water snaik realed hsself of, a surveyed.
Fer say 70 minutes the condition of
His 70; then wondering what mode his tale hurt
lie owly went off for to cool.
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An Irishman ar piled for relief to the Poor
Committee of Eiizabethtown the other day,
representing that he was strong and hearty,
but had no work. They gave him an order
for fifty cents worth of provisions and fifty
cents worth Of coal. He refused to carry
homo the coal, alleging it woul disgrace him
20 be seen carrying coal through the streets.
whereupon the order was rescinded, and Pad
dy mt adrift. Newark Daily.
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r. B. HARRIS,

;s:;;:::TSE AND SIGN PAINTER.
INFORMS the citizens Of Burlington and vicinity
| that he has taken the shop formerly occupied by
Mr. j. Snyder, on Third street, near the Methodist
Church. where no will be thankful for sl orders in The
House, Sign. and ornamental Painting.
limitations Of Wood md Marble, Fresco and Scene
Painting. Flags and Banners Painted in the very
best stye. Painting ON I'll 49, Transparences, &C..
Masonic and Odd Fellows Regalias painted in style
that cannot fail to please. Paper Hanging and
Glazing, Mixed Paints, Trunks Valises and Umbrel-
las lettcred on short notice.
Call and give him trial. feb l, ,55u
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NEW Concordance to the Holy Scriptures, in .
IA single Alphabet, being the most comprehensive
and concise Of any before published, for sale At
dec.5t "a WISE ..
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Ladies Furnishing Store and
= ~ ss.'sss %.::p .sEGe2 Ifs%..itT.s
Corner Of Third and Washington SIS.

- - BURLINGTON, IOWA.
Mrs. 4. +. HENDRICKS has the pleasure Of in
NJ forming the Ladies Of Burlington and vicinity,
that she is receiving from New York. by express
a large supply Of Dress Goods and Trimmings of the
finest quality which she of,rs at the cheapest cash
price.
Also, Dress Making in the latest French and New
York Fashions. t
Ny stock consists of Dress Silks, plain, plaid, stri-
ped and watered
All wool Declines, Baragcs Grape, JacKonctt, Plain
and Dotted Swiss.
Bishop Lawn, Collars, Chemisettes, Us,dersleeves,
Fivuncings Elgngs Insertings, Laces Of all kinds,
Kid, Lsie Thread, Embroidered Gloves,
Il ny and short Mitts, Hosiery, acK Lace Wells,
Fancy Wells, Dress Trimmings, Sewing Silk,
Pins, Needles, Hooks Il Eyes
Bonnet Ribbons, &c., &c.
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MARTIN & BROTHER,
No. ia Main street, st. Louis. Mo.

A MUSICAL JOURNAL FOR THE MILLION:
'NlIE NEW YORK MUSICAL REVIEW contains
i annually over One Hundred Pieces IF New Mu-
sic, besides vast amount Of critical instructive and
entertaining reading; also, work published in
chapters)b by Lowell Mason, embodyng the PRACTICAL
RESULTS, applied to PRACTICAL TEACHING Of his ex
perience during long and industrious career as an
author and teacher of music. And yet the MUSICAL
REVIEWS only one dollar year, six copies for
enthusiastically in advance. Any body feeling
interest in the If music is invited get up
clubs, and forward subscriptions. Published fort
nightly. Specimen copies sent receipt Of five CENTS
" two postage stamps.
A dress, post paid, MASON BROTHERS, q Park
Row, New-York.
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shingles and Lumber.
.rE He FIN n.

We W. FIRM.
twM. CARSON, E.D.RAND,
HENRY EATON, D. b. DOWNS
| LAVE associated themselves under the pane and
| and Wisconsin, and
13, ID, .S.yEAlMlD 81 @ Dso
vi Burlington Iowa, for the purpose Of manufactur
They have their new Mills now in full operation
Having spared expense in procuring the hest
chinery, they fatter themselves that in the ensuing
summer the can ofsr very superior article Of Lunl
Der. fFeh ~ So
T.. - RAND & Co.,
4 NA1OUS to dispose IT their present large stock
"a OF Lumber, to make room for still larger stock
in the spring they think they make it to the in
ter ct of oil who wish to purchase to give them call
aud find out what Lumber ought to sell at. feb "a
E0R SALE-275 barrels Lard, $50 bbls extra clear
l. pork, 200 DO mess pork, 5000 shoulders, and few
feb 2! IS. E. D. RAND co.
Hem, Williams s. Co.'S. New Map Of
Iowa.
HE undersigned having been appointed agent
1 for the sale of the above Map is thus prepared
prices. Orders thankfully received and promptly
attended to. +. L. CORSE
Burlington, Iowa. Feb. "a. '55.
nRIED FRUIr-2oO bushels sun dried peaches
- $50 do do do apples.
For sale by (nov. 25.) J. S. KIMBALL Il co.
MOLASSES-30 bbls N Molasses;
U1 40 do s IL do
50 do do do
SO do Belcher' do; for sal,by
jan 6, 1855. II L HUNT.
NORAL BEADS, necklaces, armlcts and tics with
~ and without lockets, good article by
sept. 81. '54. A. W. Il CARPENTER.
SHOVELS! SHOVELS!! SHOVELS!!!
1DDOZEN Ames solid back Canal Shovels just re
~ ceived by express and FOR by
JIG. LAUMAN 4 Bros.
Corner Water and Jefferson streets.
June 1854
CELECT speech of the Right Hon. George Can
- ming, with preliminary biographica sketch and
appendix at CORSE'S Book-st (June Z, SO
Daguerrean Nvdg,u For sale.
Y r. E. C0DDI !G ofe,s his daguerrean Wagon
WI for sale, it is l6 feet long, feet wide, and
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Public Notice.

Public Notice.
: JDRO1fBTrORY Liquor Law Meetings will be held
/ at the following places in DIS Moines County to
discuss the provisions Of the above Law, viz:
At Danville. March y.
s. Flint River, %
8. Union, 70 q
Augusta, "a
Yellow Springs, !" %
Huron, ~
/" Benton and Dodgeville, /" 30
jackson and Pleasant Grove, !" 81
The meetings will be addressed by Prof. Fish, Of
Burlin ston University, DR.. e. +. Hendricks, Maj
Geo. Temple and others.
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FANCY DRY GOODS.
FINE assortment of ladies' dress goods, latest
styles just opened and for sale low at the new store Of
NAV 90 MUM 4 HUEY.
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IMPROVED CORN MILLS.
WE have for sale Pitts Patent Corn and Cob Mill
w driven by Horse Power ard grinds 10 to IL
bushels per hour Price $50. Eagle Works, Chicago
Feb H. p. W. GATES 4 co.
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DRAIRIE FIREa very interesting tale at
i mar L. VAN METERS.
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r. ~. GATES & CO.,

STEAM ENGINES.
DORrAPLE Steam Engines on hand and made to
order. viz:-4 q, 9, II, and ID horse Power, from
improved patterns, with Locomotive Boilers, and war
rantcd superior to anyhing Of the kind ever before
offered to the public Price 500 per horse power.
l.. W. GATES & CO.,
feb. IA, ly Eagle Works, Chicago.
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CLEAS0M'S PICTORIAL, several sets Of the back
u numbers can be found cheapat
march IL VAN METERS.
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From the Knickerbocker Magazine.
A MOCK EPIC.

1t must have been sheer envy on the part of Mr..
G. Conckln Neppns that excludei thefollo wing stir
ring pome' from the columns IT '.The Quog Liter
airy GEN." We take ealiy occasion todo justice
to the talents Of the author, X N. Pepper, esq, who
writes that he .has chosc the DyARAuLc because,
next to uypRAMErERs, he considers it most ehec-
tooal."
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kMOlu .H0fhi.laS /!

ANOU .tOthiHDS!
II NOW NOTHfNGS, if any there be IN our city
IN can find the Know Nothing Almanac and True
Americans Manuel at VAN METERS
mar II 50 BCoist re.
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CLOAN'S GARDEN CITY. very interesting pape
- Bound copies a, less than the regular subscription
price at VAN METERS.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-24

DOR SALE-275 barrels Lard, $50 bbls extra clear
l. pork, 200 do mess pork, 5000 shoulders, and few
more Of those fine sugar cured hams left
feb ~ 80. Z. d. RAND 4 co.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-24

T NORAL BEADS, necklaces, armlcts and ties, with
~ and without lockets, good article by
sept. "a. '54. A. W. Il CARPENTER.