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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-09

az Cholera being disease among all others mos
dreaded, it will be well for all to bear mind that as
preventive Dr. j. HosTETER's celebrated Stomach bter
stand the head and therefore all should Keep sup
ply at hand during this weather Its effect upor
the stomach when disorganzed by Diet and its vivynt
influence upon the SYSTEM is truly astonishing, and can
not described but felt when used direction or
the bottle. Further comment upon them would be su
peruous they known far and wide, and for sale
by dealers generally all over the United States.
jy1 H. f. HUNT, Agt.
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DENMARK, July I'd, 1886.
For the Hawk.Eye 4 Telegraph.

M. Enron:
| wish for space in your colums for a few re-
marks upon the subject of a Mail Route from
Burlington, through Augusta, Denmark, West
Point &C., to Huntington. IL is subject that
deeply interests the citizens of this place and
vicinity, and it is hoped it win interest you and
hegood people Of your growing city.
Cast your eyes upon map Of Iowa, in the s.
E corner of the State, and you will perceive
section Of country lying between the Mississippi
and Des Moines rivers, nearly in the form OF an
sypihteral triangle, having its angular points in
Burlington, Keokuk and Pennington. On either
ads Of this triangular section, the distance be-
tween the two points terminating that side, is
aotwry far from forty miles,
0n the east and south sides, this section is
bounded by rivers, and upon those sides, both Of
them aside from the three cities above named,
situated at the termini Of these sides, there are
about FIVE or six Post Offices all small and COM
mratiyely animportant, If we except 1T. Madi.
son and Aoatrosc All these offices enjoy the
benefit Of a daily mail,
The northern side of this triangle, or In other
words, the route from Burlington via Denmark,
west Point &c. to Pennington, passes through
and Is bounded on either side by, one of the
most densely populated and highly improved ag-
s neultaral districts Of southern Iowa. The route
zone OF the most direct that can be found, and
wing directly upon it, are the towns and post
ouaces Of Augusta, Denmark, West Point, Dover
and Primrose. This route alsoisa continuation,
and in an almost absolutely straight and direct
lhe with the Chicago and Burlington rail road,
through southeastern Iowa into the interior OF
NE sister State of Missouri.
Now, Sir, travel forty miles in whatever di-
Netion you please from Burlington, and where
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~ PhillipT. Herbert, Member Of Congress
from California, who recently murdered Keat
Ing was on Tuesday last indicted by the Grand
Jury and Immediately arrested and sent to Jail
,oawait his trial, notwithstanding the effort of
the Buchanan party to secure him from justice
and keep him in his seat as a legislator.
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FULL OF PLucx.--The Washington Union,
having declared that Col. Benton's support Of
Buchanan was treachcrous, VIM. Carey Jones
addressed private letter to the editor, calling
him in plain Saxon, a liar, and stating that the
writer Of the note held himself responsible. In
subsequent note, Mr.. Jones accuses the Union
OF endeavoring todcfeat Mr.. Buchanan.
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~ Attention is called to the communication
IL our columns from citizen of Denmark on
the subject ofrnail facilities. The people ofthat
section Of our State, have been very much neg
kcted, and their reasonable demand for daily
mail from Burlington, ought at once to be grant
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We spent portion of the day, on Tuesday
last, at the examination Of pupils in the Bur-
lngton University. The exercises were very
satisfactory to all present. 1t gives us pleasure
to say that the Institution, now under the super
intendence of Professor Ind, is in lively pros
porous condition, there being at present near one
hundred pupils in the various elasses.-[ Mon
mouth Atlas
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Astonishing effects of one Bottle, i'm an
cas- of dyspepsia,

PHILADELPHIA, March q, 1855. !
Dear Sr-During the last five years Ihave been alict
ed with Dyspepsia, in its most aggravated form, and
have used without any benefit herefrom, every remedy
recommended for that disease In fact was afflicted so
badly that many occasions wasin great danger OF
dying from, subocation in consequence of the rise Of
matter my throat and all my efforts for relief were in
vain. was at last induced through the recommends
ton ofseveral of my friends to try "Hoofands German
Bters," and you the amount Of relief have
received from the OF only one bottle is astonishing
and compes to say that would not be without the
Btters for any money, as am now through their use
enjoying better health than 1 have known for many
years. Very respectfully yours,
ELIZABETH GAUL,
To DR.. c. NJ. JACKSON, No. 10 Carriers Alley.
See advertisement jy1
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In the senate.
On Thursday last, the bill Of Toombs TO admit
g.a..s into the Union, was passed in the Sen.
~ .tler session Of swAty hours, By = vote
Il thirsy.three 70 twelve.
This measure provides for an enumeration Of
de inhsbitsnts Of the Territory; commission,
"a consist Of Eve persons, Of various shades o.
,o,,,icsl opinion, and from different sections o.
4. Union, to decide upon the eligibility of yot
an and register their names; an election Of del
...,es to Territorial Convention for the for
nation Of State constitution; the meeting Of
he Convention; annuIs the test laws and othei
Objectionable enactmcnts passed heretofore by
The Territorial Legislature; extinguishes squat.
ter.orereignty; and permits persons who have
leis the Territory, from whatever cause, and
,bo may return by October, and make it appear
70 the satisfaction Of the Commissioners, that
thew are, and intend to remain bona tide citizens
OF the Territory, to exercise the right Of suffrage
.tt election Of delegates to the State Conven-
s0n.
Kansas Is to be Slave State. That was the
motive that led to the repeal fthc Compromise,
,be division of the territory, and now the pass
,os Of the Toombs bill The South, backed by
the Buchanan party, the Fillmore Know Moth
mrs, and all the doughfaces, are determined to
have Kansas at all hazards. To this end, q
bloody and proscriptiye war has been waged up
ON Northern emigrants in Kansas, and they have
been driven outin great numbers. Their claims
are In the possession Of pro-slayery squatters--
they have been driven from their town sites,
and despolled Of their property. With the Mis-
sOuri River infested by, and in possession Of the
,ufans. who are determined no free state set
tiers shall 20 into the territory, it can hardly be
expected the refugees will return in sufficient
numbers to out vote the Missourians who are on
the ground.
But the giss Of this bill is, the placing of the
whole business in the hands of the Executive.
He Ia to appoint the Commissioners and superin-
tend the execution Of the law. Under the lin
iations prescribed, the settlers are to vote sav-
cry or no slavery. Under the management OF
Pierce and his infamous tools, we know about
what to expect The passing ofthis bills equiv
alent, in so many words, to the admission OF
Kansas as q Slave State.
viii it pass the Houseg This is an important
question. On Thursday last, the House recon
sidercd the vote rejecting the Kansas Free State
constitution, and passed the bill by 100 to 81.
II this is to be taken as an index to the senti-
ment Of the House, it will not. But we are dis
possd to fear the worst Wei know in times past,
when there was largo stake, how easily votes
have been bought up. With all the patronage
Of the Government at their control, and millions
al stake in extending slavery and preserving the
balance Of power, they have always been able to
purchase all necessary votes to carry through
their Internal schemes. But should the South
Do this, they must not delude themselves with
he idea that 1t will be fnality--that the ques-
ton Is settled
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Western Auction & Commission House,
By AMSDEN & TERRY,

NIts F1tHSH11ts 1OVEW9
RE prepared to receive GooDs, WARES and MERcHAN-
n Disc, consignment, for private sale auction
Our extensive Retail trade enables to handle large
amounts Of Fancy Dry Goods at profit to the
sgnor Proceeds promptly RENTED at current rates of
exchange. Cash advances on cansignments. [ap80.
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Burlington & Missouri River Railroad
$4,000 EII'|II|l||5
OPEN TO NEW LONDON.
A ND connecting with all railroads, East and South

A ND connecting with al! railroads. East and South
From Missouri River to Chicago, in
Four days!
Passenger trains arrive and depart from Burlington
twice day.
First train leaves Burlington at $50 NJ, meeting the
Western Stage Companys Coaches for Mt. Pleasant, Of
tumwa, Fl. Des Moines and Missouri River.
RETURNING-Leave New London at 1890 AM, con-
Meeting at Burlington with the O'Clock train the Chi
cago and Burlington Road for Quincy by which pas
sengers
Arrive i'm st. Louis next Morning!
Second train leaves Burlington at p
RETURNING-Leave New London at 4:30, connecting
with Night Express TRAIN Chicago and Burlington
Road for the East, reaching New York in As hours
The shortest and quickest route in the State Of Iowa to
St. Louis and the East from Missouri River and the West
Excursion tickets sold at liberal discount.
w. H. BACKUS, Supt.
Gazette copy
Mt. Pleasant Observer, Fairfield, Ottumwa, Eddyville
Fort Des Moines, Council Bluffs and Glenwood papers
for month and send bill to ". H b
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BUCHANAN At Hoxr.-The Philadelphia Bull

BUCH4NAN At uUNE.-IHe HI1aueIpHIa DuI-
letin says:
As Pennsylvanians, We cannot, it is true,
roise shout of jubilation over the choice of Mr..
Buchanan; for, although he is Pennsylvania,
We can discover in the long course of his life, no
single act that he has done for the elevation Of
the States character, for the promotion of her
policy"
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tT When the burning heats Of Summer scorch the
frame and fever the Blood when the liver becomes torpid
the bilious secretions deranged general Discrimination
to activity and total lack of energy PROSTATE the sys-
tenn then look out for serious spell Of Illness Almost
every in the heat Of Summer feels more or less Of
these symptoms and in order to ward off these effects SO
sure to follow their train resort to Carriers
Spanish Mixture the great Purifier of the Blood 1t is
well known If the blood is pure, contagious Epidemic
or Bilious Disease take hold OF the system, and no
medicine known so powerfully eicacious in purifying
the Blood this deservedy popular remedy The large
number Of cures of the blood Diseases scrola
and ague, Rheumatism, Syphilis and others like
ture, the large number of testimonials from some OF
the respected and widely known names in the
try is the best evidence of its medicinal virtues. We
would advise friends to give speedy tr ia jy1
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AUCTION SALES.

UCTION SALES.-RemOval!
IA o. f. GEARS AUCTION ROOM Is REMOVED
to the house lately occupied by Green, Thomas Co.,
Benking House, door north of the Wighnan House,
on Main street, where he will be pleased TO his old
friends and patrons. rap22i
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DELAHAYE & KRAEMER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers

Hardware, Tools, Nails, &C., &C.,
WOULD respectfully communicate to the public, that
w they have just opened their and splendid stock
in Green Thomas Co.'s Bank building, corner Of Jeer
son and Third streets.
az We call attention to our large AMI we'll selected
assortment of HARD WAIeE and TOOLS of every de-
scrpon, imported directly from Europe and the Eastern
manufacturers. Our stock is large and will be sold
the most reasonable terms.
Western merchants are invited to call and examine
their stock before purchating elsewhere.
Burlington, Iowa, April &c, 1s56-bp.i
THEOLOGICAL s. Religious Books.
i Republican Christianity, ~ E. L. Magoon.
Proverbs for the People, I"
Orators of Revolution, 6 +"
Christian Theism, by Thompson,
Heaven, or the Sainted Dead-Harbaugh,
Heavenly Recognition, g -
Judsons Moral Probe,
Cummings Lectures, Miracles and Parallels,
Other Writings,
Nelson's Cause and Cure Of Infdelty,
Hervey's Meditations,
Life Of Christ and His Apostles,
Booths Reign of Grace,
y Footprints Of the Creator-Hugh Miller,
Watson's Life of Wesley,
Neander's Commentary,
Mirror OF the Soul,
And many other works just receivedby
c NJ WILCOX Co.,
ap94 No 2 Barrett House
| TIGHT and Hearing, by Dr.. J. N. Clark.
| y je1s C.M. WILCOX co.
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eB The government at Washington has made
good deal of fuss about the difficulties and
dangers to which travellers have been subjected
while crossing the Isthmus, and have threatened
to send force to protect them. While their
hand Is in, they had better establish "cordon
of posts through Missouri, in order to protect
freemen from the border bandits. They are a
great deal worse than the natives of the Isthmus.
New WHEAr.-A sale of 40 bush. new wheat
from Georgia, was made in New York on the 10th
inst, at 81 per bushef.
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Clarke's Female Pills.

d, Clarkes Female Pills.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Prepared from Prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, Dr. d.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
THs invaluable medicine is unfailing in the Of all
those painful dangerous disorders to which the female
constitution is subject. It moierates all excess and
moves all distractions, and speedy cure may be
lied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
It is peculiarly suited 1t WILL in short tme bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant during the first three months as they sure
to bring miscarriage but at every other time and
in every other case, they are perfectly safe.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada.
L. c. BALDWIN d Co.,
flate J. Bryan,) Rochester, N. Y.
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, General Agents For sale
in Burlington by A. HEspsIcKs, and A. GRorHE and
wHNrY WALKRa, Fort Madison. Gap25bp.yI
II
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aAIGE 4 FIELDS.

| GAIGE 4 FIELDS.
PhsfsgraRh, AIasrstyPe and Dagner.
feosyPe GALLERY, ever CrfsSvell
Ilillheuse, store. Jeffer~On
street, Burlington.
Mr. FIELDS has the pleasure Of that he has
associated with him,
MR. GAIGE,
for six years an operator in Bradys Celebrated Gallery,
New York He therefore TO premise his Gus
toners
Photograph, AmbrotyPes and Daxuer
reotypcs,
the highest style of the ART with all recent improve
which have brought the art state Of per-
lection.
He il confident the specimens on exhibition at hi 5
rooms-and all are cordially invited to examine them
viii bear comparison with the dnsst pictures from the
best Few York Galleries, from any other point, no
matter where. And he does not wish the public to
take this trust, he hopes they viii come and sre
Dcguerreotypes Of deceased persons copied to any
desired size and coored equal the finest oil paintings
Lkenesses Of deceased persons also TAKEN
Remember the place, Jefferson ST., between Third and
Fourth, opposite Barrett House. jeis
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.
Gray, Red or Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to beauti-
full and natural Brown Black without the least injury
to the hair or skim
Fifteen medals and Diplomas have been awarded to
VIM A. Bachelor, since 1885, and eighty thousand
applications have been made to the Hair of his Patrons
ofhs famous Dye. Prejudice against Dying the hair and
whiskers UNJUST ii would be against covering bald
head witha wig
VIM A. Bachelors hair Dye produces color not to
be stnguished from nature and WARRANTED not 10 in
iurs II the least however long 1t may be continued.
Made, sold applied Gn nine private roomsl at the
Wig Factory, e33, Broadway,N Y
Sold in all the cities and towns of the U. s. by Drug
gsts and fancy goods dealers.
~ The genuine has the name and address upon 1t,
a steel plate engraving, four sides ofeach bottle
WIN. A. BATCHELoR,
233, Broadway, N. Y.
Bloss je25ly
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-. ,ss.1s DAsss 4 Isn6a. sss Ageats fosthe Hswk.
- fisersph :. nasviases ass sssAosns4 = Ssesave
M rsssip3 sukecsipticns.
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Iowa City, July 8, 1856.
JOHN Q. FREMONT.

Judge Emmett of New York-nephew of the
great Irish orator-gave the following answer
to the question, What has John C. Fremont
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OeS MONIES River Lands For Sale.
LAND DEPARTMENT, DesMoines Nav. d R. r. Co.
Ohu'aaod, Ioaod, april tn, 1856. I
ME undersigned hereby gives notice, that this office ia
now open for the sale OF these valuable lands They
Will be sold on long credit and IN lots suit the means
and wishes of purchase 3.
ANY further Information desired In relation to these
anas Will be furnished application at this Office by
mail, or otherwise. GEO r. PERKINS
ap10bp3m Land Commissions
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-. 55.l z - !. - a.
- - - 80 r.. N - ma noe -
80 49, n! "a - - g coMseg.
~ - 2! - -
ss .l1 !. 3. 80. - miles
49, q -" ~ ~ 49, 80 no oAya
ehs g \ - 49, nut oee. nos regsias
nsAu 1fOsn son 70 Z asmnkson over shis
49,, saSss ssenuy fsqsifed y thA wn &c SC
n3n9
1as snn not III the tsade ana ne travel
- ven - tne mail communication o. TINS large
importance. Even nov. they sse 40 tri6e.
With what distant norton Of eur coumerciaI
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sExAfK.--Yf liar, u Dubs6t1es sas eleCsle9
ps.sE 1er1s G Hrnatev. Seere4Sey. and Janaas
=. s1lsrag s 3 S. 8. 80.
n A 4. 8, s S. IS. 50
h0GH9 henOen Monte - esecse3 sfcA1 =
and q Nosese. Clark. A. b Fulton, Assistant
f1esx n r'1n1r6. 1srreans-a Arms.
80 -.
n. - 4 -, 49,. !. -
censes - csa.ae q - y Asp' =
~ m ~ OF Congre ApsVsso ny IS.n,
1855, shete Vas gransee e ~ nsate o. ioWs,
iof m puseoe y y ~ =.
Railroads mo- 1a9,1 ~ a. oa rs ..slss'ppl
kivef 70 posas o sae ou, nssI ne1, sne
mouth g sae fhs. e hses' a1 ce ~ Ony u Das-
enpen - l0Wa vi! an0 1Oss Hcs.'0'.sa, :. =.
Council bluH ifom Lyons Guy s ,.N
70 point q lniersecnon Win sne msln y nne ~
~ iovA Centssi AT Linz t.aal0au, nea1 Maquo
ketA; thence ON seid MaIn Hns, ,unnalS - nsal
= pfacticaDe e shs
the said ssaae, 70 tne .soun Hssl, no.n sne
city OF Dubuque 70 point on tae tive
near SIOUX Sity, wNn pia1en RON 'nc n'ou.n
OF the ceu Des Morts, 70 TUG neA1es. ioin. .n
said ROAD, 20 oe comPleteo ~ sooa = we man
road y composed 20 that PoiDt every A,ternste
secuon OF iano aesghaseo W oou nn.,oes lo !,
az sections IN widtn, on eacn side o. said roaas.
Inc acs proviaes that II y snah appear wnen
the INES o. sald roaos are oemnite!y nAeu, thas
sne oni'eu otases nase so'u any -
OF sections SO granted or that me ngns oi pre-,
empuon mas attached 70 tne same, 'nei' snah
be lawful Tor any agent OF agents 70 pe appoint
ed by the Governor OF saio osate' 70 seisc'' SUD
ject 10 the approval OF .ne VI .ne ln.e.
nor, from the iands OF the United sta,es neares.
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Important to Farmers and others 8
WE have hand and shall be receiving for this
w ket, q supply OF those very celebrated LEARER
WAGONS, manufactured at Jackson, Michigan, Of &C.
eced and seasoned lumber and warranted TO be supe-
rior to any wagons in market. Those wanting good
wagon viii and 1t object to examine wagons be-
fore purchasing at random.
je6-sm.bp OGDEN 4 C0PP.
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MONEY TO N0AN.-ReaI Estate securities In
lvl this city and county required.
june % BROWNA IAUPr
A CHANCE For n HOme!
4 A suMBER Of beautifully situated BUILDING
LO1s in Mt Pleasant, for sale cheap, and ter easy
FOR particulars enquire OF the subscriber the &E
II. H. Ticket Office. tfeb29,tfl Il. s. WILSON
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Il. p. RAND a. CO.
IKE now receiving large stock Of Lumber, Shingles
Lath and square timber which they are now Offering
in the water at wholesale prices that are start
ing yards on the Railroad will do well to give them
can, as they can furnish them through the season. in
may2ltf $50 '-''
NJ Pleasant Observer and Fairfield Ledger copy q mon
and send bill to this Office. 49, re
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-17

~Yeang America Segar Store" 4
nn08 1 0RANDPRE, hav ~ purchased thu
" 0sgAr Store u r. verhots, on Lafayette, In
ieras their friends and the public gs,srslly that
Assortment of Imported eeeass Of Oh Brands,
fipes Of Ill sorts. No. assorted Chewing and
o1eking fobsccc, Imported CigMre and also
the bsse 1~lse's Segsrs. All orders ffvm the
cesntsy proa,ptly attended to.
The Y,ung America Cigar Store oolIclts shaSs
Y public patronage.
T. DROz
ap.900 CMAS. 0kANDPRE
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-17
@ NEW GOODS

At the Philadelphia Cheap store!
THE PUBLIC are invited to call and ex.
/ anime thu new assortment Just receiv.
ed at this establishment, consisting Of the
following:
Piece very heavy Plain Black Gros de
Rhine Silk; 2 Pieces very handsome Plain
black Bar'ege. A few patterns o, Plaid
snd Satin Striped ditto. A small sssort-
ment Of very handsome Emb'd. Hdkfs !;
Dmb'd. Collars, Sleeves, Cliemisettes and
Worked Bands, black lace Wells; FiIet,
Milts, &c e.-,... 80 s.-
In addition to the above, they have re.
ceived very large assortment Of Ribbons,
in al colors. and widths, w ich win be sold
at such prices a. will make it the interest
Of a ! wanting thes. goods to give this es-
adjustment call. junell.
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The DNgUsse Furnace.

ETTEKS PATENT FOn Tue w TED 0TAIl
- were granted TO BAN VSA u. 0ALMANs ot No.
=. Watches street. New OrIesnes Under the dels
.! zee :, ~; 'of farnsss Sef burning WVOu
. w. EoTnsce comninee sne following quea'uss,
s ssx gro1 Csn in sa LILY rn~,..,ms..>o~
1ev1M O1VfU lA1 fAAOANXAAAOVN. :
- s. ... woske entirsly ~ essaral araeenss
~ vst ~ ~ eso " 2 oioWss.
= L-As 0oeSelao - Vsoeo Doeo q oeooe Uooe
81 svsssSs. 80.
Z -. s ~ Svs1 - oesoyye0e S1O1o =
AZ s L1sSessSS ssssnSe Sess
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THE l6AoIc CORN AND ooD MILL.

TVHB MAGIC CORN AND Coz MILL 10 supsr.
j iur 70 any hsretofUre offered for GRINDING
FEED FOR STOCK. Il viii grind twenty bushels
Of stock feed per hour, with tho power Of one
mule or Il viii grind ok bashels Of Ans meal
per heur or six bushels Of corn ami cob fbr stock
iced per kcur. with the pow,r Of one mule.
This MAGIC MILL was patented In Septem.
Der, lssb, and b undesbesdiy superior TO I'll its
predecessors. ,N r4l
Our prices will be found to be mu Oh lower than
other mills Of inferior quality. For sale By
SAMUEL LOCKE, I, y and Front l.eves.
New Orleans.
Agent for the Manufmc turers.
~ The above described Mill can be seen ~
me store IT r. Il. PUcKET, Church Street, Baton
Rouge, who IL the agent for the sale Of the
same. The mill can he furnished at any landin Z
on the river, between New Orleans and bayou
Sara, for 6-freisht included. may7-iy