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/ THE M Plus ULTRA.-Dr. G. N. Jackson
would seem really to have attained the highest
point Of convenience, beauty, aud style, in mer-
camille architecture, in his new warehouse and
office, for sale ofthe celebrated Hoofand's Ger
man Bitters, SO Arch street, below Fifth. This
SPLENDID building, whose exterior has for months
attracted the admiration of all who passed, toy
the originality and delicacy Gifts ornamentation
and the harmony and grace of its proportions,
was opened on the 10th Instant to company
of the Doctors friends and acquaintance, who
enjoyed themselves right merrilie" on the occa:
sion. 30 siasi q - zes7st
The building, which is four stories in height
and 100 feet deep, contains Dr. Jacksons iabo-
ratorv and office, besides one Of the most taste
full and elegant sales-rooms we have ever seen,
and room in the rear SO admirably arranged
for clerks, cashies, book keeper, ETC., etc., that
we thought we were going into y bank, with at
least million Of capital. The front saloon is
laids with alternate squares OF white and BLACK
marble, and the walls are richly frescoed, and
highly decorated in white aud tinted arabesque.
The columns of Snna marble, supporting the
central arch, are admirably wrought indeed
the whole building, inside and tout, IS = noble
illustration Of the taste and skill Of American
Workmanship, and reflects the greatest credit
upon the public spirit Of the poeprietor. We
deem especially worthy Of notice and commen-
dation all such efforts 70 embellish ourecisies
with elegant buildings, and 70 relieve theg dull
,nonotony of trade and professional HE, by pro-
yidinr it with habisations light, cheerful, hand
some and convenient Tie business world is
becoming imoued with practical ideas of art,
health, and convenience; and whenever we are
Obliged TO pick our way carefully among the
rubbish of old buildings being torn down, We
console ourselves with the idea thstwe are on
our way to city Of palaces. Dr. Jackson has
Anticipated events, and has already contributed
| his palace--and lovely one it is to.-Phiiada.
i Times SIS $50 NssssE .sts as94 itsGs s ss'f 'ssst
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One of the most violent and continuous rain
storms ever known in New Orleans occurred on
the 9th of April. The streets and cellars were
flooded and everything was afloat. The storm
commenced SO suddenly at the lake end of Pom
chartrain railroad that men near the shore in
skiffs had not time to land, and eight were sup,
tposed to be drowned. . Eaz y. 49, ~
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q CHARACTERISTICS OF 4 FRENCH LADY.-The
French ladys characteristics are generally that
she is unexceptionably shod that she wears in
irnitable gloves-that she has a toilet of two
colors only, with distracting way of wearing
shawl-that her manners are bewitching, full OF
small graces and delicatey shaped coquetries,
but never wanting in the incest appropriation
of external propriety, to which her firtations
are always subordinate- that she has a marvel
Gus faculty of walking tnsoed through the, dir.
'ty streets Of Paris, and as marvellous a knack OF
holding up her skirts with one hand over her left
hip; and that she has supernatural preserya-
ton Of youth, and bewildering habit of mistak-
ing her friends husband for her own.
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; A FACT TO PoINT MoRAL.--In Mr. Bair's
recent letter to the Republicans in this city he
states that Mr. Buchanan recommended the de-
deposit OF the $4,000 of government. moneys in
Simon Camerons bank, for the purchase of the
Globe for Mr.. Polk and now the Union, which
was the fruit of the purchase, is doing all it can
to cut Mr.. Buchanan's throat ~ ~ i'ta
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AN editor describing lecture to the fair sex
excaims with enthusiasm "Threc thousand la
dies hanging on the lips of one mani" This i
rather too much Of very good thing.
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GErrsNa rRH BErFER IN MANNERs.-The most
Characteristic instance Of carrying politeness TO
an extreme, came OF not long since at Hiber-
nian BALL Az related to us by one Of the sons
Of Erin, who keenly apscciates good thing, it
seems TINT one gay Lothario pro lemaors, in
crossing the room to request Bridgett hand in
the next reel, stumbled over the outstretched
foot of Mr.. Torrance 'O'Gady. Nisthat O'Grady
promtly arose, and, In the poltest manner imag-
Unable, said #, f3s ts.,
Il beg your rardon, sir!n a
''No ofice--no Office, sir at all, responded
the other, II was NY fault!"
II beg yer pardon, sir, it was intirely my fault,
was the responcc, accompanied with GRACEFUL
bend Of body and wave Of the hand. !
aNo, sir, answered iMisther OToole, Eyer in-
tirety in the wrong, sir, till ye ii was altogether
my faultlr4 Tsl5z
II till ye II was not sirln responded O'Grady,
"do ye name TO say I'd be tilling lie, sir ~
3 "Had luckto yousi do you name to say "a
be telling . lie. sir when I till yeit wasn't yer
Sault 2" responded OTooae, waxing wrath.
"Isad luck to yer bad brading, ye ignorant
bosthoon, dye think ye'd be getting the betther
ONE in mannersyn shouted O'Grady, as with a
tip and a blow he laid the unfortunate OToole
upon the Hoor. 0'Toole rallied, and rough and
tumble ensued, which ended in the expulsion Of
both gentlemen from the ballroom.
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/ tbs PRoaRAMME FOR Youxa ALaIERs.- ~
short time since the Emperor sent for Madame
Braut and smiling said: We'll Madame = AMI
rale, yoa are going to be named Governess 70
the Child Of France. The excellent lady laugh
h.iy exclaimed, Indeed, Sire, you have made
sorry choice. 1 bring up child. Why, ! cant
bring up my own. II your Majesty win take the
trouble 10 send formy boys You will, prooao'y
end, them romping IN the Boalesards, and tiieS
viii jump up your back, pinch your legs, pun
YOUR hair and perform all manner of indecorous
antics why. Amirale,' said the Emperor, lausla-
ing heartily II am afraid you are mentioning the
reasons Tor which i chose you. hold that chill,
drcn cannot be too free, 50 you admirably fulfill
the necessary co6ditions.1 6G8 NJ g 500
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Murders.

A man by the name of james 8. Lacy, was
shot ut Nebraska city n. T., by Simpson Hargis
the shot proved fatal .
Nathaniel Coon of Omaha City, was shot by
Peterson and instantly killed, near Fort Calhoun
in Y. r. Il M - IS ~ a
Another man was shot at Ashton, Moaona
County, al growing out of claim difficulties.
iCounei Bluffs Chronetype.
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and shoes is thus reported by one Of the leading
houses: 8A - 1853 31
aaThere has been but little change in prices
since our last. Light goods have reeedea, heavy
remain firm There has been heavy trade with
the South and West this spring, which is now
about over. There is very brisk near ny and
home trade doing just now. There is an ad.
vance upon sole and upper leather, with small
supply, especially the former Oak tanned has
advanced some II or cents b. Hides are
in good demand and scarce. All kinds OF heavy
goods must advance. The manufactures are not
realizing remunerative prices for their goods at
present quotations, but they hope TO do better as
the fall trade draws near. @ss
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Look OUT FOR RAISED AND ALTERED NoTEs-
Dosnot depend entirely upon any Detector for
description of this class of notes; they are so
numerous it is impossible to notice them ALL
The following rule will generally detect them,
and By, observing it carefully, it win be much
safer guard than to depend on a description, as
only a few, and those most likely to deceive, are
noticed. vi 4sf sg ~ =. IA. Es,5S,ses
LIST. Look carefully al the title of the note,
and ifthe letters are not well made, if the shading
Is irregular aud coarse, if the name of the town
and State is imperfect, you win find the note has
been altered from some bank.
Raised notes can be easily detected by care
fully examining the denomination of the die
work See that the figures denoting the denom-
ination look natural, and are not pasted on;
hold the note between. you and the light, and see
if the die work on which the figures are stamped
or pasted is not Of lighter or darker color than
the. other parts of the bill ;wet your fingers and
rub the word and the figures denoting the de-
nomination, generally the ink viii come off, and
show the real value OF the note Chicago Bank
Nafa ftsf
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stolen, from the spo pc -.
- living in Bur nytop light bay, four years Old eoi'
about fifteen han de high lie has black main rsl s
legs, and stripe up hts back, with SNAIL saddle ~
and white star il. his forehead HAS eesh Ig" =.
never worked s,o before when Re left. WI pay
iibera al reward and all charges for his recovery.
s---F7sssf PERRY s.dR0uRE. near fartaers Heteiss
N12, dftw 2i.s lfalls!- -
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-e1l aca Is : al,.asie aal.sl For $. lsl

-lsn ACfs Els Valuable Land For "a. te z
lt}U Il ELL at lew price, Two rScts Of vain
ahae 3. nd Adams county, Iowa. about ten miles from
county La the fgsi tract there four
hundred Of entiy rollins pratre ane Of the frsi
au.ty. situated section ID Iewnshp III, range 80,
Tue oSper SOD In ssciions and
same ,asnsh.p and range. This land is near the line OF
Burning on Missouri Ever Rs.rood, and Is all of the
best quality farming purposes credit Of six
twelve win be gse part oil the purchase
nsr ard price such etsf great Inducements 10
ans one desirous Of securing good arm Any further
information can be iIsd by Gaming en- f@szs5 SD
~ s}af sss3w asss15a ef u STOCKTON, ss
narSi Adjoining o..
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rssvv % Pop the Question.

"cr..;o,., ..,sI 4s.;t.s M. .;,,. :. ,a
,.r Nsncs.S = > y 80 os s'S - .A
~. A.. aN.
ana ! .,oi her ,c shs s"m. ~ ~. II sha .s;S ha
-ssnt "i."'o wa -'''' ''..s '1 ~. 80
vas. sn.a.. .,;a m.l,,. h.,eve nat 7 wanted
him anrr col. ha. .r..;rsd b;s foo. and came
n,m SaI COT nag spss,nea as 1901, ana came
~ ~ 40 WV 1'nu ,''s MO n'"ie ~ ~
sn.ss.s -. x, ,,a ,a....
s.sN 81. suSsssI NC "ouu pe''ef - si'
Dovn 90. ~. Iorsad son,a, s,ran,o ond
my heart felt queer around the edge.
"Are you going down to Betsy Martins quilt
ingw after while says She
SesI, reckon would.
SEE she. "sappose you'll take Patience
Dodge y
Ssa i " moupht and then moupht'nt.n
Seq che, II heard you was going to get marri-
ed" ee
Sex ]. II wouldn't wonder bit" m -,
Hooked at her and saw the tears cummin.
Sci may be she'll AZ you to be brides
She rix up, she did, her face was as red as
boiled beet S..
sSeth Stokes r. and she could mt say anything
mon she Va. 20 full.
wont you be bridesmaid, Nance 7" says !.
.No,"'ses she and she burst right out.
'Well then" seq l, ..if you won't be the brides.
maid will YOU be the bsides"
She looked Il mel swan to man Ineyer saw
ANYTHING SO awful purity. took right holt OF
her hand. .s xrsfA.i.,g. ssss
faYes ar M n ses I. fright OF. 80
.sYes , ssys she. 81 a.
sThst,s The sort.n ses I. and gave her kiss
and 1hnv 81 .pon Hxei matters with the square.
W. W. sonr s h;icSsd sraces to trot in double har.
,.ss ca Msa ana I rever had cause to repent my
hsrra;n s-' -
De --,---------- -.-..----- $50 So
A GorMc eGOrsA0K.-A colored gentleman
Who has made 1 new thousand dollars either II
the shaving Or backing business We are NO o
certain which, purchased him = lot OF land
our Of the cities adjoining Boston, and spphe'
nan Of ! Gothic cottage with all the modern i'm
nroyenNcnts to be called Lilly Pond Lodge
Accordingly the plan was drawn, and submitte,
10 the Inspection of the "retircd merchant
He shook his head with some dissatisfac
t;on. &ssaNsI e srla RsN
'MTt ann III VERY pretty." said he, ode barrus
t,.a.s a IA vindoss de pssarrer in front, d
oh..s~.,;nr.rv an de ton. but wharss d
-. ~ IS
,.sW,., ~ L., iva. ~ said the architect . Ii
a.. ss.N":s u lsVlFa
apsVg. nsh,. II, an de- tucknical name sar,
,.rs.S -. $500 ,ssrch.nt slightly ofende,
;nrss ,,s, nm sS'. ..SH, rcn INNS, sartin know
-. ! .., W.u s"r ne xon DOM know
IN, an.s..s a.. :. =, 4, n..nr,a Ss fash,on /,
ns..ss g as ~ !, -. .ons MA two bor;yontsI
.-i,,.s go Z 80 - So. - !. 50.
,sTh.. i. -. ,.s....,h " aid tho .rch;tec,
.....s,s ans - .,sHr.rs, laugh This i !
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KtLLEp.-A Dung man, the son Of Hrs Gov
ey, near the Des MONIES river, Was killed at the
steam SAN mil some four or i've miles soarh Of
this place, one dar last week. Hewas crushed,
BY large log rolling over Ills body He lived
emily few hours after the sad accident happened
Eosxalotsa Herald 20 @ fsstss ;5sss ssas
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Germs .

III z.t ags Terms -: assss-sns g ..7 .-.r.s
$50 the season, payable In cash satisfactory notes,
bearing ten per cent interest from date Terms of
rantee may be agreed upon.
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NJ ROVE Y0UR STOC X
The Vermont Black Hawk Morgan
B L A OK n A WK, JR.

1NHE Subscriber respectfully informs the Far a.
II mers and Breeders generally that his mag sIls&k1
nifcent stallion, BLACK HAWK, JR will stand Q..Us
for mares the ensuing at the stable of NJ o. Walk
this city. = .7' ~ E' 4rl 5t 1877 s
BLACK IA WK, Jl9., bred and raised by the sub
scrber in sliddlebury Vermont and sired by the
original and celebrated BLACK HAWK, owned by David
Hail. Esq, of Brdport, W. '-- - 7sst y s5'7
The Dam Of Black Hawk, Jr, was foaIed by Hamble-
tonian mare, sired by Clifford Morgan horse, and
was remarkable for speed bottom, docity and intei
gence. @'a t- s73i 49, t9 7'tf <s
BLACK HAWK, JB,, six years old the Goth of June,
1855, is sixteen hands high Of beautiful Jet black color
and weighs, in good condition 1900 pounds.
He resembles very closely his iilustrous sire, and
beauty style, action and kindly dispositions is surpassed
by horse in the State His speed has been
but Is believed to be very superior. ~
For further particulars the subscriber who is pre-
pared to establish the above representations. ,Ea
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SAD TRAGEpY-A most unfortunate and dis
tressiag occurrence transpiredin the town OF Lam
caster, in this county, and Saturday last. man
by the. name of Manock, who had been keeping
an unlicensed dram-shop, was warned by the citi-
zens Of the place that his trade must cease or his
liquors would be destroyed He, however, paid
no regard to their warning, and on the day above
mentioned number of the citizens, headed by a
man named Ruhl, entered his establishment and
commenced destroying the liquors. Hanock ap-
preached Rhul, and drawing revolver, shot him
dead He Immediately gave himself up to the
authorities; and as the matter is to undergo a
legal examination, we forbear comment.-Peoria
Republican 22d sf 57ss rs IT lttt1sgg's q, 3ss
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ts1JI Good Pasturage sr. s.g
Provided for from distance, at reasonable tes
and proper and attention paid them. All accdc
escapes and thefts at the risk Of the owners.
~ "a s JAMES 8. PHELP
s darlington Iowa April 10. 1856 -2iuw Std
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Thomas Barber was the man murdered.

The Tract Society is in confusion. Slavery
has thrust itself into the anniversary meeting.
OF all 'tpertubed spirits that of the Shareholders
is the most restless and unappeasable. He thrusts
himself into every debate; demands guarantees
of every Society, quarrels with everybody, how
ever remote from him, or disconnected with him.
All political discussions only lead with him to
the inevitable question of slavery. All religious
creeds are tried by him only by their influence
on Slavery. Peace, war, commerce, education,
trade and fashion, even, are with him nothing
but phases of the Slavery question. He sees
everything through black spectacles. The whole
purpose Of his public life is to bend men, States
and institutions to an acknowledgement and sup
port of the righteousness per Sc, ofSlavery.
Its not enough to promise to IGNORE" Slave
ry. 1t is not to agree keep still about it. 1t is
not even enough to "acquiesce" init. ''Fall down
and worship me" is its. demand necessarily made
and necessarily repeated.-Nothing less will sat
isfy the devil, either at Jerusalem or in America.
The whig party, organized solely with reference
to matters of finance and commerce, was dissov
ed into thin air. because some Of its members
insisted on making it the tool of Slavery The
Democratic party is split into a dozen warning
factions by the vexed question Of Slavery. The
American party, protesting to deal only with
questions of birth and religion, fell headlong, at
Philadelphia, into trap laid for it. by Slavery.
Slavery has divided the Methodist Church. It
has divided the Presbyterian Church. 1t is the
perpetual theme Of wrangling in the Bapt, church
and q disturber Of the peace of the Dutch Re
formed and the Congregational. Even the col
lege boys Of Yale, and German turner's" cannot
pursue their studies aud their gymnastics with
out being arrayed into hostile parties by the de-
mand-''irst promise that you will uphold Slave
ry.a 77s So =
Now is the turn of the Tract Society. The
Bible must not teach, the press must not move,
the colportcur must not start on his round until
is first Of all formally agreed and settled that it
shall all be done only when, where and how the
Shareholder is graciously pleased to dictate.
t.Es5. ~ 80 El.< iEAlbany Journal
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s,,,sSSSlsSS w41la@SGA H6Uk1sr
gspablican Chrlsttanity, ~ g =. MaEocn-s
Proverbs lot tho Pepp3us = ~. 81 i. q s ss
Orators 81 Revo 5tlcns
Shrsss,aa fhsisrss, ~ faauupesu.
: Heaven, or the salnted Desd--ltarsaush, 7.
Heayeniy Recognition,
yudscu's Moral rYnb<, .s.I.,sss
Cummings, Lectures. o. Miracles and farao'es,
Other writinge, go & s
Nelson's Cause and Cure Of lnhdeihy,
Hervey's MrAifations, 4G.
Life al Christ ard His Apostles, II
Hooih,s Reign Of Grace, tx
FOOTPRINTS 81 the Creator-Hngh Miller,
Il wafsonss life Of Wesley,
Neandes's Commentary,
Mirror Of the Soul. - ~
am. nv missy mas s's' o II WILCOX 1 Co,
xs1 s.5ssse No 3 Barrett House.
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n ~ ssssaaslIy isizss slI
Msrchans frem Ecstcsn - Fork and NeN-'
EnaixAd - 81 buying hrasily tbs - son Bnsi-
mes Id the insefsu kss bcs:1 damaged consider.
SHY blythe lon9 csaSsiausItold wcathcr- The
spseaeut season Win tisereforc be shoft one, 10
tie coxntry, for the. sale Of summer fabrics As
the aggregate business of the ysar has been
much larger than nsaai, our Johbing and Import
ing merchants lnnifc ma complaints about the
present comparative qiie:iiess The amount Of
goods selling at auction is now large, dprices
are tending downward
Printed Lawns are in active demand, and
bring fair prices. Barsge De 1aines and Ghal-
lies are being pressed at greatly reduced prices
Ribbons and other desirable millinery goods are
still paving small rafir 10 the obber, bnt none
to the Importer ShaWls of all descriptions are
lower. Canton plaid dress silks At the present
low prices are selling freely. Several lots have
lately changed hands. The Importers are losing
heartily on these goods, and it is argued that the
late advance in silk abroad win make them very
desirable at present quotations.
Foreign exchange is held at 1884 to ITO for
bankers signatures. Few sales are raade above.
1904. These rates will inince continued ship
ments ofspecie--not greater, probably, than our
receipts from California The b-Treasnry has
now locked mp over $l3, 0sso, eco. As soon as
the deficiency Bill is passed, (which it is sup
posed in one way or another will make ample
provision for the coming Presidential sefnbrace,)
some four OF, Ave millions will be Withdrawn and
put in circulation. The quicker this work is
done the better, for We contend that the Governs
ment, so long cs they'll hare the mones, had better
invest it in penny whistles alta dollar apiece than
to continue boarding the precious metals II the
deficiency Bill therefore is in order, we demand
the previous question and vote yea.--N.f inde-
i - g ~ ~ a4 = s.
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NOR SALE.-A new and asst - 7shreestory brick
Z business hccse on W ashingse sf5et
yep 50 a@le BKoNS + LAHkE
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"a u
rs a WArca TxLIow BRA friend informs ,is
day. be has seen for sOmc time. We give Il ~ i
a, fellow ef nthef sesdy appesrance, stepped
pp 70 . country lsotisE kind Of . chap, whom
&c supposed 70 Be Syssssa0vn, and sccosted him,
when ths following conyersation took place be-
tween Sesdy and Gssea toryt: ~ :. fs.srs 80
4 Ssedy-Can I spsak a'few words With you
my friend upon very particular subject"
Grcenhorn--uWil, Hpose you can"
Seedy-aIti i With reluctant feelings that
make kHewn 70 yoapthe true situation am plac.
Cd In, but the fact i have been detained upon
the road, on the way 70 This country from Penn.
sylyania, BY sickness 4 my family, which has
Wasted al my means, and left me stranger IN
sasangs p,Ase eitlest neans 70 pay the ferriage
ofmy.sn and family across the river to Du-
drsenhosn .. y stranger, I spose you are.
begging for helpv
Seedy---.Heaven forbid that should stoop SO
low q 10 beg y long = have anything about
me that can sell. K i have parted with all the
useful articles had about me except this watch,
70 pay my way along to this place, and the
watch must disposs Of to raise money to buy
my family something to eat"
Grecnhorn-"You are in q bad fix, and ! feel
sorry for you, hut ten dollars 10 all the money j
have with me, ii you will take that for your
watch you may haveit."
i Seedy---"YOu are very kind, and say truly that
the watch is worth great deal more than that,
but In my present unfortunate situation, must
make sacrifice. aqs4.l
The bargain was struck, Greenhorn took the
watch, and seedy The ten dollars which Green
horn told our informant was on broken bank
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Mr.. G. REMcx Dear sir,-I have seen many o. Is
Dit, sired by the Vermont Morgan, Wyanoosk and sas
nj Eve seen any inferior TO himself mostly all OF ea
ba v Ia leiping brown / never have YET seen WV
ma .rk, ID with white. -syzilf L. ". HiLLiAAa
tSo!l tmbus, Ohio, March ., 1850
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THE Boor SnoI TRApE.-The trade in boots
and shoes is thus reported by one Of the leading
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DLU.RI-RUS.TAEz.- song by no author, and
for which nobody is responsible. Afectonatey ded.
icated by 9. *. PHILANDER DOESTICKS.
-e-tst -' t' TO HIMSELF. ss-
As a tribute of his self-esteem. Just received at
mn $500 -CORSE& SONS. !.
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r... Land Agency Office.
+ DROWN & EAEEEE, Attorneys, have the only
ID perfect abstract of titles TO all the lands and lots In
the city of Burlington and Des Moines county, and will
make examinations at reasonable rates. .... -.
They will buy and sell Real Estate on commission attend
o renting property, paying taxes, etc.
Will give prompt attention to the collection of debts ad
jusent of claims, drawing and acknowledging deeds and
ther writings any other business that be entrus-
ed to them.
Office the corner of Jefferson and Third streets,
Messrs White, Cook Co.'s Bank, Burlington, Iowa. ja15