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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-23
wHOLEsALE CLOTHING HoUsI

WYNN
"Ahh1ScN,S col MnIAN HAIR DIE
-, slht ENLARGED-sTYLE IaPROyED
hha double The quantity and strength 81 any other
HFFes q prrlccty natural color.
eoiofs every 'hsde rou Light broun % let back
lts use u and rapid.
u Il Perf,ctiy harmless 10 he skin.
-. lts effect i instantaneous q permapent
Il ne bed quictef cieDe sJesf Urr s-sr ,,aa.
prisSi o. o. So o. i sSp ss, is's box Al
ltred according % he act Of Congress
W Harrison, n ne CLERKS Once u ne D,e C',,s - ~ X y
70, s " t.', s Di''rie'oi fennl - .
klssIH,sr, APOLLOs HIRRIsos 10 sssS 20 xs
'-, uas-daoiT
OrFIcE va. CENTRAL RtTIEOIb co -
gINHE ANIMAL uEFTISes 90 ~, ~. = -.
-, nVbDrs Ot TIE VIRGINIA CENTHAI pffl FetD
~, Iss $500 W. % bed 10 NE city q Aichmond rhURshAY
The traosfr books q ne Company r ,. eos.d ,u Ia ~,
oss unth aitey TIE adjournment o. ne meeting -
posy gwen more han tEevs prscsdine ne s~tins
s,eekhotsr, roing returning from u. ..,,ux an .v
upon ne cars free Of chsrFe ~
-oe,2-salsS .- , eaEaErT. Trs.su-,r.
LEWIS HILL,
thODttE COW N lsSgON WI2CuaNT
n ittps 70 ne sale ~ WHntl rora md Tonscco s,a
n continues 70 hire Negroes = ~
-Omee 90 0overnor or i9th street, Richuoss W osis
ME1,CAN eUANO.-so Ton. Nsssaa 0u.ss =, 81.
enAEs fOh sAIE.-winisr sni etrne Osss ~. .sis 4,
OILS ' $3.50 n asfshenI
100 , Tss sSs; ~ .ssssE,ea on os oeH-
NV nalDePonD Co
HAY.-isoO esls. prime NortAsn Ny .s,us ~ ~. ~
EDMOND. DAfnNFoag co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-23

spatSap ShE Ir.-dy attention siirsc',d TO :
~ o. hhD IN passing Governor strcst nARWOODss
svvNs " : The most complete thing he kind evsr
~, ~ " y 20 simple IN ~ eonncfon hat liable to ~,
NIrUkF 90 and see hi 1' 49, %. F1h
oc20-dtm . ~ y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-23

SuEEIiNeS.io0 eases and bales, comprising fot a..
Wsiiham. 'e7' FepPefei' Cuea and
heschrd sud brown ShectnFs, hron O a 10 ia
Also - 81 - and tO-f Aieudsi- sheet - .,. NJ,
Cases Ju't received and Cor sale very ou rrire.s 'o"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

The Carolina Times sees "unmistakablc indi-
cations that Fremont will be elected" The cleo
tion in Iowa and Vermont had borne this con-
yiction in upon the mind of our chivalric CO.
temporary, and no doubt the recent news from
Maine will strengthen in him that judicious con-
yiction. The game journal has also trustworthy
advices that ..the leaders of democracy are even
onow greatly alarmed for the success OF bach-
sshanan and Breckenridge in Pennsylvania =
Indeed, the only ground for hope that Fremont
might be defeated, has rested upon the SUPPOSE
ton that FILLMORE might so divide the vote OF
the north ms to throw the election into the
House of Representatives. but that SUPPOSE
ton is now lejune, unpromising unreliable
The truth is, according to this organ of the fire.
eaters, that 1.-THE signs Of the times point to the
over xhelming election of Fremont But what
is the attitude Of the state Of South Carolina in
view of this approaching events Why, II is the
rational and sensible attitude Of patriotic &C.
auiescence in the result of regular constitu-
| tional election. 1.-THE profoundest apathy" -
| so the Times impaticntiy expresses it-.'has
seized upon people and polticians-upOn all
! classes-snd We contemplate the probable tri-
ump Of Black Republicanism with a stolid in
| difference and stoicism which are amazing and
alarming" We do not wonder that the pro
fessed disunionists are amazed and alarmed VI
the prospect of the suppression OF their agita
| ton and the annihilation Of their party By tht
election Of Fremont. They dislike the necessi
| " Of finding soaic new branch OF business
they hate to see the permanence OF the un.ol
assured by peaceful process, which will quiet
i IL bring back the government TO the paths Q
the constitution. But the people even OF Soatl
Carolina are not with them. They c0ntemplat
the election OF Fremont with slolid indlfies
cnce and stocism!a Rather say with that cain
confidence aud real satisfaction with which q
parties must in their hearts anticipate the sui
: stitution Of man, like the gallant son OF Sous
: Caroline, in place Of one Who has sunk to ths
D imbclility Of infamy which the unanimous jud:
ment Of the void assigns 70 Franklin herct
I'm. Y. Tribune.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
ARE. Y0u SICK.

Then you can't be cured too Don't delay until
your complaint is ncurabie then mourn when It Is 100
late Of all the diseases which people the church
Yards might be cured by Ayers oathartic Pills. taken
in season. Dom, go dragging through the Spring. faint
sleepy and l,st.ess because your blood is loaded with
bae Don't wear the headache heartburn and their Kin
d1ed disorders because your stomach Is foul Don't pa
rie yourself around the world, covered with Pmples
Blsches Ulcers Sores aud ali or any OF the unciean DIS
eases OF the skim because your system wants cleansing
show yourself about lean, haggard all caved In
because your stomach and bowels need STRENGTHENING int
hrahy action. Ayers Pills these things right rs sure
" rs water q1enches hre They purify the oody ana
blooi and restore their func,cns into healthy activity
which you can feel as quick they are taken They are
,h one srea, medical wonder OF this recognized by
al who know their virtues, and many thousands know
.heu Take the Cherry Pecoral for Cough and the Ps
for all dersngemenss requiring pGrgssive medicine
Prepared by DR.. j. C. Aver, Pact cal and Analytical
Chemist lowell Mass.-And sold Ivy T. T. Gay. Hurting
ton; Gray Ne ianns. New London &C Miller co.
! Nj. Pleasant; ). II. Reed Co., Chicago; Barnard
Aasms Co., at loni., and Agents in every town IN tn
| United sisses. aug" S-m
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
Imnortant to FamaIes.

=
Dr. CuEEsEM. N's PrLs-The combination Of ingredi-
ens in these Pills, is the result of long and extensive
pracce they are mild in their operation and certain OF
restoring nature proper channel In every instance
have the Pills proved successful. The Pills invariably
omen those distractions to which females table, bring
proper channel whereby health is restor.
ed and the pale and deathly counenance changed tc
healthy one. No female enjoy good health unless
she is regular and whenever obstruction takes place.
whether from exposure, cold, any other cause the
general health Immediately begins to decline, and the
want of such remedy has been the of SO many
consumptions among young females To ladies whose
health will not permit increase Of their family these
Pills viii! prove valuable acquisition as they will prevent
pregnancy Headache always arises from the in
terruption naure and whenever that is the case the
pills invariably remedy all these evils Norar they less
efcac;ous in the OF Leucorrhde, commonly called
the uhitesn These Pulls should never be taken during
they would be sure TO cause
warranted purely vegetable, and free anything In
furious to life Full and explicit directions &C
company each box. Sold in Burlington by Squires
| Bloss.
These Pills are put up in square fat boxes Person
residing where there is agency established by encos
ing One Dollar in letter, prepaid to Dr. c. L. CHEESE
MAN. No. e67 N. Y. City, can have thef
sent to their respective addresses by return fma
ie2Sf
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
For the Hawk-Kye.


The question Of swine running At large in the
streets Of cities and villages, being promotive Of
cleanliness or health, had supposed was long
EnsS settled; and in most places it is, and those
animals are restrained. But not 80 here. per-
ceivc; and ecnclude that the question is still .
',mootcdr one in this city.
II there does really exist doubt concerning
the Necessity for ahasing this nuisance ~ sani-
,arv measure, such cavil,ers should visit Wash
ins,on street, which, below Third st., h little
better than one continual pig .sy, and they mus,
:. once b convinced that the almust constantly
infessed vapor arising from numerous pools and
muddy places, which these animals keep vel
stirred up cannot be promosive OF either healsi
OF pleasure.
These suggessions are made With great deter
ence to the better judgment Of the s.Nty "a
thers," and, needed or unhceded. there - N
charge for making them.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
Dallev's Magical Pain Extractor.

There never has been discovery made In Alateria
Medica whereby pain can be quickly allayed, and
where parts In h.g, state of Inflammation can be SO
RAPIDLY reduced their natural state, nor where wounds
and sores can be thoroughly and rapidly healed and
decayed parts restored without either scar or defect,
than with DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
In Cuts wounds, sprains, and bruises, casualties to
which children are constantly suijec-he action of the
genuine DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR, is ever the
same! How much pain and suffering may not thus be
prevented! Moreover life itself is often dependent upon
having at hand the Genuine DALEY EXTRACTOR, and
for particulars OF which respectfully refer TO my print
ed pamphlets for truth of which hold myself respon-
sibe.
No case of burns and scaids matter how severe has
ever yet in any instance resisted the all powerful,
ain subduing and healing qualities of the DALLEYs
PAIN EXTRACTOR.
NopAIN EXTRACTOR GENUINE unless the box has up
on it steel Plate Engraved Label with the signatures OF
| c. v. GLtCKENEa 4 CO., proprietors, and HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer.
| Price IS cts per box.
~ All orders should he addressed to c. V. Clickener
| 4 Co., 81 Barclay street, N. Y.
Sold by all druggists aud medicine dealers throughout
| IN. limited States ie25ly
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
VIM A Ratchelpr's Hair Dive.

Gray, Red or Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to beauti-
full and natural Black without the least injury
to the hair skin. ...-E...# -s....s-.. .sr
Fifteen medals and Diplomas have been awarded to
VIM A. Bachelor, since 1889 and eighty thousand
applications have been made to the Hair OF his Patrons
oihis Dye. Prejudice against Dying the hair and
whiskers is UNJUST it would be against covering bald
head with wig.
Vim. A. Bachelors hair Dye produces color not I"
bedstnguished from nature, and ARRASTED not TO In
lure 1t the least however long may be continued.
Made, sold applied Tin nine private rooms) at the
Wig Factory, 2S3, Broadway, N. Y.
Sold in ali the cities and towns of the q. s. by Drug
gists and fancy goods dealers
IE The genuine has the name and address upon it,
steel plate engraving, on four sides ofeach bottle
WM A. BATCHELOR,
233, Broadway, N. Y.
soldin Burlington by A. Hendricks, and Sqaires &c
B,oss, je25ly
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
stateme n, ot ar. HENDlrCNS

went from Jubilee township in Peoria county
| to Kansas in September, 1855, aud settled near
Leavenworth. During my residence in that ter.
ritory have never taken any part in political
matters, either on one side or the other, but
have generally spoken in public rather in favor
OF the Pro-slavery party being compelled to do
so for my own safety.
! During last February, my daughter, sixteen
years old, while on tho road from Kickapoo-
town, was taken prisoner by party Of Kicka
poo Rangers. When they saw her coming they
cried: "llal,, or we'll blow you to HE'LL" After
rudely treating her, under pretence OF ascertain
| ing whether she was man or woman, they
made her prisoner on the ground that she was
| . spy.
On the 22i of August, twelve pro slavery men
rode up to my resi- !ence, and after demanding
first some water and then some melons, which
gave them, asked me if had any horses.
told them had two, but that they were all
had; that did not know where they were, my
daughter and another young lady having rode
them off. They replied: you're id liar!
to US l asked them what they wanted with
the horses. They replied that they wanted them
for chargers, One of the horses was a favorite
animal, valned $500. They drove me from
house to house at the point of the bayonet to
make me search for intelligence Of my daugh-
ter, threatening ut every step to hang me if l
did not find her. l at last found her at neigh
boris house, and they commanded her to give
up the horses: and when she refused, they told
her that if she did not give them up they would
hang me- Upon this she delivered the horses
into their hands,
On the night previous to the day on which
my horses were taken, the pro.slavery men took
two horses from j. G. Mzc, one horse from
John Mize. one from Mr.. Belhurim, and one
from Burng Mize; and on the following Sun
day they took two horses from Rev. Mr.. Butts,
of Leayenworth, Methodist Clergyman, and
this they did at the point of the bayonct -
They were hunting for Mr.. b. when left, and
threatening to kill HIM if they found him.
Afterwards, deputaton of the Home Pro
lection Company called on me and informed
me that must either take up arms against
Lanes army, or leave the Territory. l told
them / would join the Company if the would
return my horses, but that would not engage
to fight ON any side and knowing the aterna-
tive, fled from the Territory, leaving my wife
and family there.
ABSALOM E. HENDRICK.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th
day OF September, 1856,
J.. A. Mccoy, J.P.
We, the undersigned, hereby certify that we
are well acquainted with Absalom E. Hendrcl,
formerly OF Jubilee Township, Peoria county,
Ill. and believe him to be truthful and hon
est man, and that his statements are entitled to
full faith and credit
HRNRY I. CHASE, Trivoli,
w. w. CHURCH, Jubilee,
MATTHEW CRAIG, Kckapoo,
JNo. McDoNoUGH
Thomas LAwLEss, ;,
ELIAS FICKERy Elmwood,
WV. w. WILKINSON, Rdner,
H. 5. YOU'VE, Kickapoc,
HUGH McVlcKER, ;,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
rho state Of Iowa--Des ,aoire. County,

yOII hereby notified that on the 18th day of april,
A. u iS,6 there wa filed in she office OF ,he C'erA
Of t District Court in said DIS MosGes rpunty. Iowa,
p.t;tion Of q ". Bodemsup claiming Of you the
reto certain ers therein set forth, I'd ny
You Ocfnb-r 9Th, \. 1916. for the conveyance y ihe
west hf Of the southw.@ iarter Of section twenty
ht tss) township number sixty nine, range three, in
said c..at,y and Sta e. zabe: Wiicd nd the heirs
of James Whted decreased and let the title IN sra
real estate petitioner there set forth and thai
tie or ,;ua so lee said rsn-~ we'd the Sheriff
Of .aid County. April Is 1886. was by hin retur int
said Court the last Aprii t-r. i-r,af ender-ei " the
within named Andrew Sack ana Mae. strk Ee h,ti,d
in nv b ,iwi.k. and fhit ei of police by pui'
cation made by Court .ad April term: and
iat unless appear and answer t sto on or before
t rsrnins ~ the second ~ Of the Sayeinb-r term, A.
/, Is OF SAID District Court judrn-t iII he rendered
/ az .,t,-t you thereon. CEDCkER Z RIO,
a j s.gs<Psssr. So. cors for Pet't'a,-r..
| Clerk Drs Monss Co. Dist Court. aa3Jilt sis
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
Gre., crrc 81 DYspe psia.

C. G. MEgSHoS, Merchant, says
simpsonvsle. shsiby CO., KY, March 81, Isss.
.'The German Bllters give general satisfaction, and
herewith hand ssa certificate Of Nj. Morton Berkeley
respectable farmer Of this couniy ::
sinpsonyiiis KY, March 50, isij--fcar Still scusa
inform You That hsse been afflicted for several yssfs
with Dyspepsia, in Tcry assrayated forra for which
used sarsspars aud various other remedies, viihou
obtaining any relief From the various testimonials IN
favor Of Hood ands German Bitters, was induced TO
try them; and state With, pleasure, that through
their enjoying better health than have done
for years past and cheeriy recommend The Bters to
all afflicted with that terrible disease.
Respectfully yours, MORTON BERkLkf-
To Or. C. n. jackson.
fB-see advertisement sepi
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

SOMETHING MUST BE DoNE.-It is now reduced
to dead certainty that Buchanan and Fillmore
stand in each others way, and that the platform
they occupy has become too narrow and shack
linz to hold both Of them. NJ. Buchanan is an
amable and accommodating old man but he
didn't want to run. He wanted to retire to
Wheatland and write book on his "Life and
Tines like Senator Benton. Why deny him
the priviieges Why spoil his history by rum
ming HIM into defeat that will put an end to his
| .Life and Timess' Give him a chance TO write,
| and try Mr. Fillmore a. the democratic nominee.
Mr. Fillmore must be ready to change horses by
| ,k;e tin,a-N Herald
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
Position of the south ON slavcry-The

Issue.
We are pleased to learn that Professor VIM
A. Smith has been ecturing in portions of Eas-
tern Virginia on the subject Of slayery-espec-
tally pleased that he defends slavery on princi-
ple-contcnds that the save relation is the nor
NAL condition Of society-and that slavery is
necessary socia! and political institution This
involves the necessity OF maintaining that socie-
ty, which with out this pa:riarchal element, every
where proves failure in the long run. THIS,
we learn, he does witt, boldness and great ablli-
ty. Slavery can only be defended by showing
that even the comparatively partial and short
lived experiment in Western Europe to dispense
with it has been failure, and has placed the
emancipated laborer in worse condition than
if he were n slave in law as we'll as in fact. No
one can doubt this fact who will examine his,o-
ry as we'll as statistics Systems formed OH such
opposite principles as slavery and universal lib
erty cannot both be right-cannot both endure.
1t has been less than three years since the ut
ter rottenness Of hireling society was first an
nounced in the South. The announcement has
met with no contradiction, much less with any
serious attempt at refutation-and now, one OF
our noblest Professors and most gifted lecturers
openly maintains and promulgates the doctrine
in public addresses.
The North evades and shirks the question, but
| will not be able to persist in evading it much
longer.-I Richmond Exam.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
stitchrer, Crone & ellison,

Stitchrer, CroIe & ellison,
HAVE Just received the largest and must extensive
Ii stock Of
Fancy Ery Goods.
For Tue TAIL retail trade, that has yet been brought to
Burlington.
In u - embraced the richest; most fashionable and
costly goods with nice graduation the more common
and substantial goods and in silks, Dress Goods Man.
tias, Giro de Gapes Ribbons, Embroideries fine Fan.
ns's, etc., We have never had rich line
We can also say the same Of our line of
FLANSELS, BLEACHED GOODS, taINGHASS
sAfINETS, sAriNADES, CAS>tMEREs, JEANS,
CLOTHS. SHAaI4S, common 10 best IN inarketl
CURTAIN GooDS, utERCuATIN6s, etc.
VI course We cannat, and 10 no. wish to- enumerate
all the different OF goods leave to an inte,igen,
public the most satisfactory mode seeing for Tie
selves Respectfully. &C.,
SrIrcHrER, CRoNE GIBSON
Jeaerson-st opposite Barre, House, burlington
Sept. 18th = -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

~ Mrs. CATHERINE MoNaAN, says the Low
ell {Mass) Citizen, died in this city on Sunday of
erysipelas, at the advanced age Of LOG years
and II months. She was married at 10, had ten
children, and has been a widow nearly sixty years.
Other descendants AZ are now living, "a of them
in this city. Mrs. Morgan has regularly attend
ed church till within year past, and till within
a week was able to visit her friends in the vien-
ity She never used spectacles and at the time
OF her death all her teeth were perfectly sound.
She was Irish.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
GAGE G FIELDS.

Photogra plh, Ambrotypc and DaSues-
reOtypc Gallery. over GrisNSeli
IIillhouse' store. Jefferson
street, Burlington.
Mr. FIELDS has pleasure ofannouncing that he has
associated with him.
MIR. GAKGE,
for six years operator in Bradys Celebrated Gallery,
New York He therefore ventures promise his Gus
toners
Photographs, Allbrotypes and Dasuer-
TeOtypes,
in the highest style of the art, with all recent improve
ents which have brought the art so ncara state OF per-
fiction.
lie is confident the specimens on exhibition at his
rooms-and all are cordially invited to examine them
will bear comparison with the finest pictures from the
best New York Galleries, from any other point, no
matter where. And as he does not wish the public to
take this on trust, he hopes they will come oi,d see
Doguerreotypes Of deceased persons copied to any
desired size and colorei equal the finest oil paintings
Likenesses of deceased persons also TAKEN
Remember the place, Jefferson st., between Third and
Fourth opposite Barrett House. ie19
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
candles and Lard Oil

'TNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
Il lie that they will continue the Candle and Lard Oi
business Formerly under the of Muller K4eier,
under the name AMI lrm OF MULLER ( IIAGEMANS.
By process of smelling aud refining Enw, we are
enabled to furnish candles that will satisfy all list de-
maniS and can therefore, recommend ten, and Ldru
Oi' to tie ftrOrtiL attention Of .Hefchunts.
We also ouy and 4erei tai well as lard al
the highest market price.
aug I'D Bin MULLER & uAGENANS
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17


1ess1lA1Asss sse bat fes sAs - ~ - sales
expssseues he unpaeAssns saset ~ ises.
tgo sseh Il scs,ss 81 faiass vsis ana SneaAaness
o. he stomach fsaI tongue btsefaes 10 he moafa,
sases sek hesdsrAe &C. all sesi feelings afe evi
dence Of srprcacsnz dyspspsis which se "a assayss e
checked and cared ~ the Of l:osrsrsEs's sroaAcn
rrrras which are tnesn be lnfiiae remedy Tar
ali s4e camu aints. II s thong .i.s Mi testify sao
hare tried ter ard proved the fscss H5sfetssss Biz
teri are gr sale by ou, ptiuepai Drssss ana Dealers
v.rern,,v fse-,f II. r. HUNT, ASknt.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

Thai QUAKlNG ASP PoLE.-Tha quaking asp
pole obtained by the Irish in the upper part of
the city. in mistake for hickory, was absolutely
put up and their flag actually floats from it.
This is as it should be. The party has SO far
departed from the principles of sod Hickory
that it should not presume to adopt that emblem
Quaking asp, too, is significant Of its new po-
sition. Being grounded in no principle, it is now
onakiac and quiverins before the breeze, bur
dened with tile shouts of freedom in the North.
The i,ies of November Will see il totter and fall
HELPLESS TO the earth.-R /. Adv.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
Nav Store and New Go.,ds |!

REV Store and New GOH03!
TIME sab.crihess receiving their Fall STOCK OF
L Day GOOnS. Bo1rS AND sfI0ES. HATS Nd
CARS, TEAS. C0sFEES, QuEESSWAsE, C. UrtH aG,
&c. ali which have selected with the gres ltcs.
care from EXTERN markets,
All those that have favored with their parf ,na
are satisfied III It our prices compare very tavorAb
those OF other chants in Harrington. aud wauli
py,te all cali examine stock before pu Ichas
ing elsewhere. Mt the
Corner OF Washington and Third SIS op,s:te Pc It Office
Burlington, I pwa.
sepis SRoEsESDYKE .NIrH.