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ATKINS AuTnMATn

n Self.hkak ing ifesipcr q; IsOsVer. the
beat Com biMcI Machine las u-e..4 600
building for harvest Uf 1857.
MAS Machin. has Raker always on hand, and
IL doing the work, particularly in lodged heavy
rop, better Than q man.
Saving at least another hand In binding Is even a
eater grain than labor saver, aud Is also first
atemower.
The change from Reaper to Mower very simple and
Jade In few minutes. aud wheel Is attached to til.
utter end Of the moving bar to regulate the height o.
uttny, 10 facilitate backing and to move from field to
ieid.
Printed Instructions supplied to purchasers for put
ing REAPER together and using 1t and for changing
y M0wer.
- Pamphlets giving impartialy the opinions o
farmers, Its advantages and defects, be had by
pplying to LEVI HAGEK, Agent.
Of6cs vt A Fears Warehouse, Waer ST., Burlington
feb lS.d&wx t4azette copy)
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The Councilof Memphis, Tenn, offer u, 900
for the best practical plan" Of bridging the
Mississippi at that point It would seem diff
cult, As it is generally believed that the super
structure of Arkansas rests upon ..loblolly, =
and that decent earthquake would shake half
the people out of the State.
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f1-One of the finest and heaviest stocks Of
blank books In the State is to be found at Mr..
Browns Book Store, Barrett House.
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The Cabinet and lie PrsbaAle ynflu.
OnceSs

/
~. c.h,n.. - =. n.sI.
go, 1890, .:... ~ n'uss g looked
4 ,,d....anS =, ~ e. = 49,. C CsSsI - ue
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~ - susu many suppose,
s,;sr,;nn q IN. fr.;.es 2....s h... oon'
E,scr.;.s rs.s.....s - Nv: one
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.;his q. shsS +, NJ. 50. -. .espon.
,hs csh;rs. =. Escrs.. - oni, "a lie =
ths;. .,,,s $1,000, Rrs shs p:..;S.. ~. ~
Tir;..d co.. -. =. ~. sus y 'ne
sh.;. $780,. - . mo-. ;ua,sS.;.S 81 WIN
ros;t;or Thsv +. = 49,, 49,. :. ..u
IA ,svul.e ,sco,ds n.S. - =. 49,; ~ sa...S.
n - s,,o os 49,. 1850. ~s;.s Is
on.rr.i $500 c.Iha.. 80 Is.. SsusI 81 w.
S;,,. m. ~ - - c.h;a.. ~ :.
= So. .h.;s,,. ~ e. r.s;as. IN, 49, =
r.rs. :. ~; ... 80, .o pd".. nsn .nuu-
~ o,,s..a.s. - .,.s .a.s.;ns s.o' u xT ~
h,orst. ;,,,., AL, ;r,s-co.,p IA Msu
80, .;.h ~. .ro,har ~ s,.anass. , ,a;aa s vi;
nrey.ii. n tia csss NJ Rnchsnsn h.. on %
a stron~ a. in.ellcct and viii - ,ho.e bs hs.
csIicd ahoot him. He has taken csre - sn.'
round himsef v;th m I;cht n h.;lI;sn, a. -
ecl;nee n ada;t;nn ~ this the, b;gh sr,ha.;.r
III & aaid, airma that the President hss from
IN. heg;nr;nr ,..oiv.d - ~. ~.
hin own handa He believes and We .h;nL ;ns..
w. that one Of the difficulties Of the las, admin.
istration was in permitting the Cabinet and mi.
yate influences ahout NJ Pierce ~ oyarrnle tha
lust weight and RESPONSIBILITIES of the Pres;den,
NJ. buchanan means 10 he President himself
Thisi 10 we'll.
Another aspect Of the case Il n con.;der tho |
aac, themselves. who are thew There Are onlv I
three worth while 10 consider. HovelI Cohh -
Georgia. has been lonr in Conrress and s,,iS
cientiy before the nuhlic n have erh;hited III.
< 49,
0uphly conservative when thera ~es an a..
tempt in lie South. under the lead Of Rhets and
JEFF. Davis and Ou;tman and that cIinne nf
States RIGHTS n.mncrata ~ load off IN . Youth.
arm Can esJar.,;on Cohh and lie sao,;on ,oso-
inta,v o,,n.ad .hs,,, n ~ ~. .,,.s..,..;n.
Democrsts carried tho s.sta sos;nst The S,atas
R;ohts I,sn,oc..cv Rnt Cohh h.s bs.o,oso.e
heen oniv . rol;t;c;.n n ren,s;ns ~ hs seen
-h.,hs. e { !. s,.,as,n.n " - ''sA
t.nt And n =. sh.il aorfnrm - dn,;os =. rai,
~ r. C,.h.;e ,ha op"n..n Ill; 1 ~. ha d rs
ssa CO.. rie,S Az 80 c What's \. - ~. pe
schoo, "c ,a,;,;,s s, 20 ~ .no sa%e
s.n.ianp g.. a 1890 aa $500 aau
Ssass III .aI..as,. 49, ac .a, a1 nv
=. $3.50. S.s. 81 ~ " 49, ~ w.
Si w. pu'sf oeo'e'Ary - ne 'onl''s no great
nanas., r..s !, sa..... e c...o :. ~,
,,,.oe 10 -, 80. sa,s ~ =, 9.a'I ~ .us
T.a..,. ~ ;,, ~ -. 49, as I"a. VI .ne
.., a' 800. :. " e Mooaoy Nv W VIVA. psope
Saa.,... ". p...l. s.o soou ' .hs,l rns''
ossn.aa n;,h sS..;an % 80 'u1lousniI &C
H. .a,;u w. a,ae .l'as Mc W.. u.rec'
.as poncy ~ '!a. respecs .ol n,lnsen. Ns1', ne
aus nv oeen ln'l.ha.e WIN oass, anu ne mas
=, ,aA .'a. nin oay 40 usfler lesp Anu iast
NJ. oA;s u .h u'eu " aSosa ,espons.oy
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y, -, - - s.
y tna e 81 whole or in part viii be for pri-
~ soovs lsh Mnrch, 1851. Esquire o. the s.h.
80 wv s,.rr PHI fps Robertson ~ tssif once
nndsr sns iii se ii private sais tsen ssrss o. sng
s,,s one nil. town. on the boriinsten arc
IA. srsanf Pisnk Road, under soos ~ ps g. ssscIT
Is S0dkv ID g " $50
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The PoIsoNIxa CASE At INDlANAPoL1s.-We
noticed briefly, yesterday, the poisoning of
whole househould at the Old Depot Hotel, now
the Ray House. Since the writing of that mo-
tice We have learned several additional particu-
lars. The physician called in, DR.. Billiard, was
at no loss to account for the symptoms exhibited,
but he was puzzled at first to ascertain how the
poison was administered. The puzzle was in
creased by the fact that those who ate at the
frst table we're not affected ut all; and only
those who ate at the second table, including Mr..
Rays household and few boarders. were poi.
soned.
From some fact, we know mot what, the col
ored cook was suspected. An inquisition BY
Dr.. Billiard at the drug stores established that
arsenic had been purchased at Hannaman Du
xan's vithina few dayA ION Friday last We be-
lieve, by negro. On tue strength Of the case
thus made, the cook Thomas Allen, was arres-
ted on Monday night, by order Of the Marshal,
and lodged in jail. He was TO have been tried
yesterday, bnt tho absence Of the Mayor and
Prosecuting Attorney compelled the postpone
mens Of the trial I'LL to-day II three o'clock.
The poisoned persons twelve in number1 are
al out Of danger, but some of them are still very
sick. Indianapolis Journal, 4sh.
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T. NJ. Ovistt, at the house of the brides father Ja
CODY, Mr. CHARLES W: HIGGINS to Mrs. MARY T.
BEEMER, all of Burlington.
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PARRY III FREEMAN.

{SuccessoFS T. NJ swan Store cor Of I'D
u ESPECEEULLY inform the old friends ans
II patrons of the late d. Swan, and the public
a complete assortment of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes.
Queensware Groceries, &C., which will sell price,
that will insure to continuance Of the very ibera
patronage heretofore bestowed this establishment
Please call and examine our stock and prices.
Dac 81 d1mv8m.
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THE subscriber will offer for sale on Saturday tie
J. elH Of March. 1851, at Public Auction 70 he high
est bidder, the following valuable City Lots In
ton, Iowa.
Ierms.--0ne.thirdc cash, tbs balance Ia one and
two wit. Per cent interest per sHnum, paya
we " on snr = al.
plsse m the premises or, IL the weather is
Attic Court House door In this city.
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fREsET9-


DesleW % sAs DnFllngssa Masksss
roa I'M urxx ExDsse uospAy, Z. =.
The weather for the sesk pase - been cod
and diaAgssssbie, and busiasA eerresposdiAeay
dahl Ths The -nomessr thia, Monday nosning,
Il SUNRISE, indicated temperature fissls, any,
above zero, and the river uas 20 full Of Seating
Ice Is to even stop the ferry boat or render her
trips few and far between. The rerther has iin-
parted iis character 70 business, there beng mo-
thing doing save In the wood trade. Money y
scarce and hard, rates Of interest high, from
the fact that merchants are just making their
Spring purchases, and no returns have yet been
received from the hog crop. Grain and Flour
are waiting the opening Of the lakes and the re-
sumption ofnavigation on the river.
There Is little use Of giving quotations % far
10 shis market 10 concerned, for there are very
few transactions 70 establish prices So far ~
Eastern and Southern markets are concerned We
ars unable to give quotations from the fact that
the Railroads are probably again under snow
embargo, and we are not likely to have mail
fora day or two. The heavy snow Of Sunday
was dfifted very much by the high wind Sunday
night and the cuts are undoubtedly we'll filed.
Our telegraph is all right but, unfortunately, We
are without an operator who can report for the
press. Up to the time Of this writing, Monday
p. m, this want has not been supplied. Should
it be before we 60 to press, New York markets
will be given.
We have no changes to make in prices.
Wheat-spring 7oS7s Fall so0so.
Corn-s0@a6. :.
Oats-so@ss.
Butter-2O@26.
Chickens-l,5 so per dozen.
Turkeys-lOc per ID.
Hay-$18, 00@ls,00.
Potatoes-s0@yOc
Eggs-lOal5c.
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PRocLAMATION.

Be it known by all sickly, weak and dsbitsted per.
sons, that
McLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
Is the only remedy that will strengthen and invgorat
the system and remove all Impurities in the Blood.
It is very pleasant TO take.
In it is combined the properties Of TOXIC, DlUaEn.
and ALrsRArIvR.
It viii cure any disease of the Stomach Liver Bow
els, such
Diarrhoea, Bliousness Dyspepsia, Indigestion Head
ache, Intermittent Fevers, Sour Stomach Liver Com-
plant, Weakness Debility, Palm in the Stomach
Bow els Cossveness Night Fevers Yeilowness Of the
Skin, &c., &c.
When taken, 1t neutral'Ies and removes any morbid
secretons In the Stomach and strengthens Digestive
Organs.
1t will also cure any disease Of the Uterus, Kidneys,
Bladder, Urinary Organs, and Alternative. 1t
purifes and creates healthy circulation Of blood,
moving all bes ptmples botches from the skin
Try and be convinced Of s wonderful invgorat,ns
properties.
For Children, who puny, weak and sickly, ad.
wise parents give them seaspoonful Of this CORDIAL
daily.
AZ See Circular.
il MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor of this CORDIAL
Also Northumberland Oil Eminent
Principle depot on the conner Of Third and Pine
treets, 81. Louis. Mo. marA.lmW.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
For the rapid cure Of Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness Bron-
chitis, Whoopny Cough, Asthma and Consumption ID
universally known the best remedy yet diseov
cred for every variety OF Pulmonary disease 80 wide
the fed Of Its usefulness and numerous the cases
Of It's cures that almost every section Of the country
abounds in publicly known who have been re-
stored from alarming and desperate diseases
lungs by It's When tried its superiority over
every other medicine Of its kind il too apparent 10 es-
cape observation, and where Its virtues are known the
public longer hesitate what antdote to emplo for
the dstresag and dangerous affections Of pumona
~ organs which are incident to our climate By III
the Lungs or roat, arrested and thus are saved
many thousands every year from premature grave
No family should be with ont IL snd those who do neg
lect provide themselves with remedy VIII h ward
OF this dangerous class Of diseases, viii have cause 4
depors II when II 10 too late. Proofs Of the surprising
scary Of the Cherry Psctoralneed NOT be givent tn
American psople,-they have living proof N ever
neiyhborhood But those who wish to read the stsa4
Of those whose whole health has been restore
and whose lives have been ssved BY liz use. viii An
them in my American Almanac which Tie agent belo
named has TO fnrnish gratis for every ons.
Prepared BY Dr. C. AVER. Praesicai Chemist Lo,
I'll, Mass and sold By all Druggists and Dealrrsn Nod
= etne through this section. leb Win
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.ANSi! f1rNL. ~ -
1 sale large stock Of Wire Fence, con pr sihg va.
ous patterns and sizes We call the attention of all
yo ma! be interested 10 TIE item Of fencing adj
tertisement.
For ]. the bert possbl. kind OF fence that
an ne used particularly In fencing ~ prsr.s, where
hat II fshot without much labor aud expense, timber
'nd rock can be obtained. 10 the hyhrs' cbtspe,
'trongest aud most durable iron thai has ever
cen tested, besides reQairrg less r,paII tlan sry
ther II has BEEN used to great extent both In TIE
Eastern and Middle stae, ard in all has With
h. general approval of the public
To those who require FENCE for . front yard or
use lot, recommend wire fences - being just the
hing for while hey posse-s not only strength
nd durability IN themselves they pOssrss advantages
Yer others, In that they dl.6surs landscape, OBJ
truct no lawn and that they ehsBce rSther than de-
roy the symmetry snd beauty Of ornamental grounds.
We take pleasure In recommending this style fence
kAiwa. corporations Hrd cebtrstnis generally,
cling confident that Il Is the best cheapest strongest
I'D m 81 durable ni OF fences that they
We invite all TO call and examine our stock.
feb 23-bptr KEITH ROAiNsON RI
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& Missouri River Railroad

y nuai Meeting Of the stockholders IN the Burlington
Missouri River Railroad, will be held ut the Office Of
the Company, In Burlington, lows, Wednesday, March
25th 1851 at q o'clock p. NJ, when Boa.d Of nine
Directors will be elected for the ensuing year.
feb. 1S.td OLIVER COCK, Sec'y.
Gazette Mt Pleasant Observer, Fairfield Ledger and
Cttumwa Courier, copy.
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I1ERRING's PATENT
CHAMPION,
S A F + Sill

Tz"H HNU -bUhULdF P1fVOF
"a F ES!!
Occurred with HALLS PATENT POWDER
~ PROOF LOOK, both Of which received the priz.
medals at the Worlds Fair London, 1851, Worlds FAIR
New York, 1854. Sold at New York Prices and war
ranted free f:om dampness.
ROBERTS 4 DAVIS,
Sole propretors aud manufacturers for the States
Missouri aud Iowa. Also sole Agents for Jones' Paten
Fermentation Bank Lock, and Crygers Patent Change
able Bank Lock without key or key hole.
Depot No. 26, Cont st., st. Louis.
N B. WHITE & WATERMAN,
mar 10bptf Agents for Burlington, Iowa.
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y. =. =. $1,000, q IN county, formerly
- = go 800. ~ tnysated : nev kisd
- - 1hle invensson = - Improve
III - see 100 pssss. aad viA ssys = isast
$500; - ene-haH = ~ Iaoos which =
800 required y wesk Is ard VIII oa1tiy print
sse papen e =: oedinasy hend pfrsses ons.--
~ Request ~ called = 80 this Rsly great In
ventaon. Though p.t up very rough, II worms
10Y. y = sesy slnpas g iss structure. and
ni prove e oe = grsss = oenent % the world
= Aossss A'ecsfo Asgnecsac Telegraph, L not
crater
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We have numerous letters from Oregon, by
the last mail, containing the startling informa-
ton that this Territory, hitherto set down US
certain for Freedom, will, in all probability,
present herself to the next Congress for admis-
sion into the Union with Constitution legal.
ixing Slavery.
The sham Democratic party, under the leader
ship Of Lane, is completely ascendant in that
Territory. The larger part of the late Wings,
Of whom many emigrated from slaveholding
States, have become his supporters. The tri-
umph of Buchanan in the Presidential election
is commonly regarded throughout the Territory
as triumph of the policy Of Slavery Extension;
and is very considerable part, perhaps ma
jority, of the people of Oregon came thither
from slaveholding States, principally from Mis-
souri,, they are beginning to claim the right OF
introducing Slavery, and, in spite Of the prohi
bition contained in the Territorial act, OF legal
King 1t by the State Constitution. It would
hardly pay, at the present extravagant price OF
negroes, to import them into Oregon; but as IN
Utah, so in Oregon, domestic supply night be
obtained from among the Indians. Quite
number of the leading Lane politicians. lond
as they bawl against .Black Republicanism"
and amalgamation, which they represent as pref
~ much the same thing, have already, accord.
ing to some OF our Oregon letters, provided
themselves with Indian wives. Very likely they
may find satisfaction in completing their pa
triarchal establishments by the addition Of In-
dian slaves. OF six political papers published
in the Territory, only one, The Argus, has given
in its adhesion to the policy Of making Oregon
Free State as it has been Free Territory
The other Eve have chosen to avoid all discus
sion of this question. Even Of those who ad-
nit that Slavery would be . curse to Oregon, .
rood many, it Is said, are disposed olegalixe it,
SS,.,.l, ~ er;,e the Rack Republicans: while
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FLAX SEED To SOW.
INAR MER.s wishing to procure Flax Seed to SOW
IL can get fine article at the CITY OIL MILL
without charge, by giving receipt to return the
amount when the crop is harvested, and giving the
refusal Of the balance Of the crops paying the
ket price.
Mill on Pleasant street, opposite schenck 1 Denises
Packing House. BURNHAM JAG4AR.
mar l1-2mv I. i.
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your Own PAPERS!
BURLINGTON DAILY AND WEEKLY
HAWK-EYE AND TELEGRAPH
At q Reduced Price with increased interest
TIM proprietor Of the Daily and Weekly
HATK.EYE AND TELEGRAPH

B largely interest
BY columns
Burlington Telegraph enabled lay before
the York and Eastern market Gen.
e and Foreign News and important intelligence from all
the The Daily therefore interest
for business Southern BY its containing from days
later than outside Of the city Of Burlington
The Daily offered subscribers the low 70 anumin
advance three subscriptions sl5 I#a 80 4rss
Weekly paper the the Daily Each number
addition Chicago and other will OF Bur-
Weekly paper the State there shall
sending less valuable because not devoted
concluded reduce the price
and l57 the Weekly and Ts
graph will be afforded as follows: s
Single subscriptions in advance x2,V0
Two subscriptions sas 800 s85
One in advance 500
Five subscriptions in advance 40
Ten subscriptions !" g 1850
Twenty subscriptions add in ADVANCE 1000
No will the subscription books unless accompanied the
cash, unless paid for terms above stated
The reduction made above is but experiment. which not
all will employ
who have and pleased with IT,
enable
afford a esg r
Those paid for the the old will be credited
With the ovepd the coming Is 49,
will forward the paper office
subscribers This will be the charge
Post Office Those
eCarier will be charged two dollars
Office Week.
the of subscribers upon them
through the mails the
oace from which 9
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Tmnrnvod Forrc fnr Sole

A ExOELLENT FARM OF 200 ACRES. This IL
"A situate upon the Mt Pleasant Plank Road mile.
vest OF Burlington, and . short distance from Danv,
rhere are 100 nearly all under cultivation
ami ~ acres OF woodland Also good two story house
Vel and orchard. This Is known the 'Ptnto FARM
and ao DO sold cheap sold Call Real Esta,
once Of sep 1871 GEOnGr " WV.
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rARDING MACHINE EOAk -. a...-
u good Double Cardng Machines in complete order.
for sale reasonable terms.
Apply to the subscriber DOOL1TTLE, near jim
Town, or GAY, Burlington. feb 10-w1m.
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NEW SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FAC
~ TORY, Mi. Pleasant Street, opposite the OIL
Plank Road Depot adjoining the OIL Mil, Burlington
Iowa. All common work constantly on hand, and Or
ders, BY mail or otherwise, promptly attended to.
nov. 2S.w URLAH L0PER.
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"A Splendld Farm for Sale

a 0ptSUUlU CdIW IUT SHIe
v>Hs place known the BaIia I'd Parm. mile nvrth
OF Burlington, the Burlington and Louisa risnk
toad. The above 10 highly improved and under good
state OF cultivation, with two story frame house and
other out buildings nne bearing orchard steam saw
And grist mill adjoining, and also exccianf tavern.
stand, and withaln one Of the b~s nrxhkorhoods 10
he co ntry. TO be sold on sccommo iatingterms For
nther particulars, enquire at the Office Of
H1saddwu I.W.k D. GILBERT.
t,.ss.s,AsE Al.nl ac for fS51.-sast
! received at Ifrb 81 HAwLEY.s Bo,k store.
IN Al fAPE1, sbtndOy Silmdr. msd
" nOrdef. "A large assortment Of Wall Paper
Al low prices, from Sc per roll upwards of SAFE -
mara BROwN's Book store,
n..,.s House Building.
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CHINESE SUGAR CANE.

THE undersigned have ju received large quaint
~ Of the genuine Chinese Sugar Cane. which the,
cash price.
Any person who may wish to give the Chinese Suga
Cane affair trial, II living at any nconyenent dstauc
this city, would do we'll enclose by mail 00 fo
which will send them package of seed containing
ounces, sufficient quantity to plant quarter Of Al
.#aS
We prepared furnish Merchants throughout III.
State with any desired quantity Of this profitable seed
mar 3-dwtf. KEITH, ROBINSON L CO
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ssfAO! FOX AANSASw
WILL sell the following described property yer.
low, situated In the Of Kingston, II miles
Burlington, consisting Off lots, good house ane
hop, designed for wagon shop, toy ther with lot oil
wagon lumber.
The above town 10 a thriving place, containing Girls
nd saw MILL and surrounded by rich and healthy
oantry. Apply on the premises.
feb 12-bp2m g. NcCONA0A.
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THO PERSONS Having Horses Eslray
The undersigned has established in Burlington.
Agency for the Recovery Of Etrdy Eorses, and will a,
all times give prompt attention any Of the kline
which may be committed to him. He has now the des.
crption Of some seventy five eighty estrays which
have taken up In Des Mones Henry and Lee
ties Persons distance, therefore, who have horse,
estrayed by sending descriptions and making applies
tion the undersigned, may save themselves both tim,
and money and at the time be of recovering
theirlost property. Charges moderate.
oct 2S.wtf Address JOHN KELLY.
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~ lDCiA AOSsS Patent Straw Cullers.-
~ We are authorized Agents for the sale Of Count,
Cutter in lows Persons wishing good chance in pur.
chasing the right Of territory from will well 10 give
Us CALL As We have only eeyxn counties yet dspost
- (jsn 2O-bp3m) KEITH, ROBINSON co.
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A Farm for Sale.

HENRY COUNTY, about one mile from New Lon
don ixo scres Of Prsirle partly improved, and 4
acres of timber land near making altogether one Of h
pest farms In the county. Price very low, and term
easy To be sold Immediately.
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