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One Hundred Tons of Grass to the Acre


Messys Editors The statement you pub
lished, taken from an English paper, respect
ing the raising of one hundred tons of grass
to the single acre Of land pertaining to Lord
Derby's estate, is undoubtedly correct or
very nearly so. l had the pleasure of visit
ing his Lordships estate while OH a tour of
agricultural observation in England, and
am prepared to believe the statement My
visit was made about the first OF June, and
they had already secured t,po heavy crops Of
grass and it is not improbable that four or
five more were cut during the long and favor
able season of last year. Four or five crops
ofthe heavy, stout, Italian rye grass is not
unusual; and Mr. Mechi, of the celebrated
Triptree Farm, informs us that he had once
grown sereu during the summer This grass
grows with great rapiIity in England when
stimulated by the rich liquid nutriment SO
literally and continuously applied
Our farmers have vet much to learn res
pecting the scientific cultivatlorfbf the soil
They have yet to learn how bountiful moth
err earth may be when properly dressed and
cured by the husbandman. Ii should be OBJ
served that the climate of England is much
more favorable for the growth of the grasses
than our own, owing to its excessive humid
ity; but still | do not know why several
successive crops may not be produced here
by the use Of liquid manuring, and by care
full, systematic culture
s.. .t-tF JAS r. NICHOLS
Hayerhill Mass Nav 1857
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49, ATTENTION FARMERS!
NcCOR ulCt.S REAPER q. MOWER

4 AND Gold Med;I of honor awarded to c. Il.
" Mccormick at the Great French Exhibition at Par.
in 1855 Also, the highest pr awarded any Ma.
chine of this class at the French Universal Exhibition
in 1856 And more glorious s;n the highest satsfac.
ton and approval of over LGoD,0po Farmers of our
own country. ia s-,-.E
The best evidence that be offered Of the continued
superiority of these Machines is the fact that McCor-
mick has been exclusively and Largely engaged in this
business Tor many more than any other nahufc-
turer and that his sales have constantly Increased
thus proving that his machine is completely above md
beyond the gross misrepresentation uanufactu.
rers OF other and afer1o acines In 1855 the sales
from the factory il Chicago $780, in 1856 over
4,1ee with peri ct satisfaction 10 purchasers. -
western Farmers are now using pro6tahiy these ma.
chimes that were made years ago In the eoustrue
ton OF the machines The wrought beam is still,
ed, an the machines constructed as to admit of
lowering N The ground raising the ordinary height
ne cut Eiii be about six feet. The main wheel eisi,
inches vide on the rim. hs is impor ant especially
IN vet seasons and son land Also, great care has been
70 so arrange the cog wheels keep Them flee
from sand mud 80 -
- Farmers wishing to purchase would do well to
OF er cary to insure being Supplied.
iee is-dkw If ALFRED PEAR AGENT
toaaeste copy Water Street, Burlington.
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ABBOTT & KINeMAF,


I.SG-A superior article Of n Y. Trusses for sale
IA by (apr lS-w1 J. $. HIDDEN co.
! Gri.nes' new Block, Main ST.. burlington, Iowa.
GREEN MOUNTAIN BLACK IsAWK.
ITO the Farmers and Horse Growers OF Iowa and to
all WHO interested in the Improvement Of their
breed horses. the undersigned, horse growers Of
Vermont take pleasure in recommending 10 your con.
sideration, the fine boceed Horse. GREEN MOUNTAIN
BLACK HAWK, whose pedigree is as follows: y ,-
lie Is n grandson of the old Black Hawk, owned by
Da vid HIM. OF Rrcdpor; VI. and his sire the Cee-
Peck, OF Montpelier, Vt. His dam was sired by the
well known Morgan Horse, Green Mountain Morgan,
which descendant in right line from the original
GREEN MoUNTAIE BLACK HAWK
fosled the 22d day of July, 1881 was raised BY
Mr. Beriah Short of Calais, w., and taken to Iowa
by his son, Mr. z. W, Short, II s55. ......,-.
Green Mountain Black Hawk stood In Calais W. two
among tie very best in section Of country, and We
safely those who wish raise good and efe
giant horses that they do better than to
| the OF Green Mountain Black Hawk.
Chas. s Sbley, Ruins + Moses, Walter + Sayton,
| N q Taher, Jacob Rich. John Woodbury.,
Luthe. Converse, Philip short, Ephraim Pierce.
Martin Hollister, Dennis Gray, Jersey, .,
John Nye,
Calais VT, Nov.8, 1856. }zs. .st -. s. ..-.....
Green Mountain Rack Hawk Is the 6rstest trotting
Stallion in this section and probably Is the fastest one in
the West. For beauty and comPactness Of form and
grace OF movement Is not exceiled. He Is hvc years
| old and weighs 900 pounds. ....zi s.al, u.s..
lie will stand during this at the stable corner
Of Main and Valley streets south OF Gov. Grimes new
Block Call and see for yourselves and reference will
be given TO gentlemen owning his colts. ~ Jig.
N B.-Good attention will be paid and good pasture
furnished to mares from distance. 3s aE4..
TERMS Fifteen Dollars for the Season. All accidents
| at the risk of the p. W. SHORT.
| burlington, pril 5, 1881. 1a.,.-..
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bNSL! EMIL! fA!>S a.! ..
fIhE undersigned have on hand a nd now osnr .,
sale large stock Of Wire Pence, conprsirs W.
rious patterns and sizes. We call the att,ntIo :, ~,
vertisement. w '"t NJ
For farmers is the best possible kind Of fence n
can De used, particularly in fencing OF praNe. xhs,s
that II tsBot without much labor and expense ,I,h
and rock can be obtained II is the lightest ehssns,
strongest and most durable iron fence thai Ia. -
been tested, besides requiring less repairing than
other. 1t has been used to great extent botb /, a.
Eastern and Middle States and In all cases has met
the general approval OF the public WIN
To those who require a itnee for iron, ,,. -
house lot. We recommend wire fences a. being ins, ~
thing, for while they possess not only neatness
and durability in themselves, they possess advnn,s
over Others in that they dis6gure no lapdscams ~
struct no lawn, and thatthey enhance rather than
stroy the symmetry and beauty OF ornamental rrop,d
We take pleasure in recommending this siyie ~ So"
10 kaiiway corporations and contractor. g,p.t.uv
feeling confident that 1t is the best
and most durable kind OF fences that thew ran nee
We invite all to call and examine our STOCK
Ieb Ea-bpu. KEITH, ROBINSON IN
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}. .s51.. MILIINEnY.& DC.
Z. Misses MCKINNEY & CANDY,

tSuccessors to TIE Misses Shdtc.
DEG leave to inform the Ladies Of Burlington and
~ surrounding country, that they hay. esved iser
Spring stock ofMiI1fnery and Fancy Gosdss
which viii compare faSoIably with any similar stock
IN the city We hope bysr attention to businsss 10
merit share OF public patronage. Country Miilinsf
supplied on iber al terms.
Pnking and stamping done to order. Apprentits'
wanted. .Storeoa Third Street opposits Olo ZioaJ.
4. Church. BurIin gtop, lows. 49, sep9o.sy
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1861. 5ee "a -- 1861
Ia U M
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT .,.
- aREly AMERICAN -. d..
TO NEW YORK AND BOSTON, ELaRA BNcHAAProN, SARATOGA
SPRINGS, .----ygss
And all points in New England, via ...,.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN d LAKE
SHORE Il K. -- 5s
IEpoRTANr TO TIE TRAyELER.-The Michigan Southern
and Lake Shore Route is the only connecting direct
y the depos thus avoiding entirely the annoyances
of terrying rivers, via Michigan Central aud Great,
THREE TRAINS A DAY,
Sundays excepted carrying the great through Eastern
Mail. ~ =- ~ a... ...a 0...a ... .
Pittsburg Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash-
ngton any other route and the exdeditious
quite to Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New York and
Boston, -t.st t,z .s-4--e- -... --Ee.. Up
TRAINS LEAvR, VIE.
1stLightnlng Express leave Chicago 7.45 A.
arrive IN Cleveland at9 P. NJ, iew York and Boston
2d-Express Mail leave Chicago at..........sp.M.,
arrive in Cleveland morning at O'clock Pitts
burg at noon, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New YORK and
"a Boston morning.
3d-New York Boston EXpressleav Chicago
arrive in Cleveland next day at Pittsburgh and
Wheeling at PM, Philadelphia, Baltimore, etc., fol-
lowing morning; also connecting at Cleveland with
trains for Dunkrk and Buffalo, arriving intNew York
the next day at noon, and Boston at AZ.
Allhe above trains to points
in Ohio and Pennsylvania without any detention.
Only two trains Saturday leave at 80 A. and
800 P.
Only one train Sunday y, leave at s45 p.M.s
he3.o9 P. ". train on Saturday, reaches Cleveland
Sunday morning at I O'Clock.
- Baggage checked to Dnnkirk ana Buffalo, thence
to New York and Boston.
Only changes ofcars between Chicago and Pitts
burg. |-
Through Tickets good for 365 days and hours, allow
lug Passengers to stop over any where the Route
Passengers destined for Philadelphia Baltimore Wheel
ing, Washington, ETC., will from IL to "a hours
time by takigany ofthe above Trains any other
Route.
Passengers irving in Chicago on any of the roads
will find attenti' heck agents the cars who will
ceivs your check and convey your baggage free Of
charge, to the Michigan Southern cars.
TICKETS be had at the General Passenger Office of
the Michigan Southern Road under the fremont House,
Chicago and at the Passenger depot of Van Blu
and Sherman streets, and allthe Railroad Offices in
the West.
fas.e"ser. holding through tickets by this line will be
ransp'red free OF Charge from the depot Of the Chicago
and Burlington Galena and Chicago Union and Illinois
Central Railroads to the Michigan Southern Cars
GEO NJ GRAY,
General Passenger Agent,
Office under fremont House Chicago, the Passenger
Depot. [ChiCago Nov 10, s56.
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Deal Gently with little ones.

A child when asked why a certain tret
grew crooked, replied, somebody trod upor
it, | suppose, when it was little, - ez.-a..
ale who checks child with terror, 50
Stops its play and stills its song, la
Not alone commits an error, &C.
But a grierous moral acrong. ef
Give it play and never fear it,
~. Active life is no defect; :esfa sHE
Never, nerer, break its spirit: ss.a
Curb itonly to direct. a.4.asA.
Would you stop the flowing river, ~, z-,.
Thinking it would cease to flow?
Onward must it flow forever; s,s.g
Better teach ii 1chere to CO. ss.
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Eclectic Medical N office.

~
~ ofBurliDgtOn and vicinity that he ha
coated In Burin gtoD forthe practice Of medicine
Dr. D. IL graduate OF the Eclectic Medical College Of
CINCINNATI college dey oted to
and practice; to those acquainted with the and
literary character Of Its Faculty there Is no need Of
words ofeulogy or compensation.
To those unacquainted with RcecticIsrl say,
rule In the selection isto those
~ tha undergo the process the system
nence We discard CalomeI. AntImoLy and Arsenic. We
nave however more than fifty concentrated rsrn.-
des Gas yet unk nowntO the Matera Medica Of other
schoos giving US greater range In the selection OF
agents Than Is possessed by others We also t
use oite lancet believing it the province the phy-
clan to build up rather than depiete.
Several years the South given IA
opportunities ofcontrastingthe diseases Of The
North and South. sa- 90
Chronic disease diagnosed withcertaipty by them.
presslons maze upon The gaDglionc system ana
with rerneds
CANCERS nv u,e Of En-, tnife.
and old ulcers cur.d .pee diy
Medicines dtspen sed from the Office q
omee oseISTetn- Thomas Cos Bank corner Of Jei'
ferson and Tbirdstreets Entrapc. on Tbrdst.
+Lyt - nssa q. Dickinson, NJ. D.
y. b.. Chronic Patientsfrom a dIstsDc. viii Be fur.
nished with medicnestolasf optwotosix we,' yin
pecinc I'd irectionsa .... .-.... 49, &C. ~
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RAILROADS.
Peoria, Oquawka & Burlington Railroad.

IAN and after Monday, April 18th, 1851, Trains will
~ run as follows, Leaving East Darlington
First Passenger a, s:lO A. NJ. per c. .. 4 Q, Trains
connecting acsburg with Trains for Peoria, arriving
At 1:43 PM.
vi,bou. change Cars arriving ut $40 p NJ Freight
Train leaves at u. through 10 PEORIA Returning
leaves Peoria at 300 A. n. t4
Leaving the Depot At kellogg Warehouse: sSs g
First Passenger at $50 A. NJ through to Burlington,
without change Of Cars, arriving at i:S0 p n 'ss5
Second Passenger at 2:Go P. NJ connecting At Gales
burg with Trains OF b. q. X. r., arriving at Bur-
Iington a, 7:sa P. M. aaE S2Iaa So
Tick. Is can be procured Mt the Office OF the Company
fold stage ONCE Barret House. Third Street Also any
Soforcaiou in regard TO the Road, connecting routes,
Ic kc q. II. KELLOGG, Agent.
agsszs- Burlington, Iowa. e
p. b. ROBERTS, sup'i, Peoria. d.
CHAS. Z. FoLLETT, Geaf Ticket AS't, Peoria a.
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IL u Il L. n G Il d n
l.. III. DAUEIOgE. Dr,,.;,

. Ierm>-For unlimited In Double Entry,
Siercahtie BOOK -keepiBg, PeImhbship, Ger u.reial
computations Commercial Correspondence, DC, de-,
1880 '' '
The course Of Instruction is the most comrrehep.ivs
taught and Is so completely reduced 10 practice az 4,
meet every possible Contingency In burirle,s
Pehma ns hi p-Tsught in the latest and nioss
approved principles
C1Mmerciaf Law IeCiuFes-Wir he gvts
Dy MI T. zen Darwin one Of the abIest OF the
Burlington Bar subjects for every business
maH to be acquainted with.
An Elegant BipIama-Undert the seal Of The
state College OF Pennsy awarded TO all
sehd ior circular by mail. feb1S-ry.
NEW SASH, DOOR AND HLINDFAC.
~ Toby, Mt. Pleasant Street, opposite the 0Id
frank Road Depot, adjoining the OIL Mil Burlington.
IOWA; All common work constantly hand, and Or
GERS ~ mai or otherwise, promptly attended 10.
nov. 25.w. rRIt n LOPER,
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Farmers, have you seen and tried the
Worlds Fair Prize Churn2

Farmers, have you seen and tried the
Worlds Fair Prize Churn?
Or, Davis AGil,sta lie Chnrn IL Butter
yorker Com bined-ratcnted heb. 2S.
1854.
Il our State Fair. held at Muscatine Iowa last
IA October, (lS56) this Churn alone had Premium
awai oed II, although there eight other Churns
on exhibition, and indeed it always tai first pre-
MUM wherever introduced. The advantages of thi,
Churu over all others follows
LIST 1t will produce butter in short time as any
other Churn.
I'd 1t will gather the butter after II is produced
3D. 1t VIII work the butter into nd expeI the
butternilk therefrom completely without hand ladie
ith 1t VIII salt the butter before taking 1t from
the Churn. " "
9TH IL can be operated by child with perfect ea.e
and is as easily cleansed az any other Churn
practical operation will convince any person of tho
truth of thesestatements.
Below few OF TIL names Of practical butter mn
kers who have subscribed to the following certi6cate
VIZ: We are now using the above Churn and utter :.
Maker II caurns with and facility and aso @. ttar
works and salts the butter In perfect manner hefors
taxing It from the Churn and
1t as the best Churn we have ever seen :
Isaac Leonard, Crawford Hanna Abner Cop,s,ock
James Woodsde, James Hllery, Robert Brown, ] NJ
Sfeeg' hamilton Brown, James Dickson, Brooks,
Samuel Foster, Alexander Fleming Je, enish Lee AZ
Thompson, Bates. John Wild, Samuel Moore Mr.
Davis, Jacob Wilhelm, James Robertson
me subscriber has purchased the right 10 mapufac
ture anf sell the above named Ghun In Des Moines and
Henry Counties, Iowa, and Henderson and warren
COUNTIES ILLINOIS, and Is now prepared to furnish ali
VINO VIII FAVOR him with their patronage. -.
az These Churns also for sale at I & Kuh.i, e.
Cos, Keith Robinson Co.'s and J G Laumans, Bur
lington, Iowa. - N1' :
Shop corner of Valley and Eighth streets.
teo FOWL n. r. GRIPPE
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of to heal" King and no King, by Bsaunont
and Fletcher. The haskneyed ne wspaper
Latin quotation, .Tcmpera mntan.ur, nos ct
mutamus in ills is not found III any classic
or Latin author The nearest approach to
it was "Omnia mutantar." &c., and this il
found in Borbonious, a German writer OF
the middle ages
Smelling of the lamp. is to be found in
Plutarch, and is there attributed to Pytheas
ga little bird told me. comes from Ecclesi-
astes, K 20, for bird Of the air shall carry
the voice, and that which hath wings shall
tell the matter (.
sHe that fights and runs away
May live to eight another day
These lines, usually ascribed TO Hudibras,
are really much older. They are to be found
in book published in 1856. The same idea
Is, however, expressed in acoupIet published
in 1912. while one of the few fragments of
| Menander the Greek writer, that have been
preserved embodies the same idea in sim
gle line The eoupiet in Hudibras is
"For those that fly may fight again,
Which he can never do that's slain.
There's good time coming is an ex-
preston used by Sir Walter Scott in Rob
Roy, and has doubtless for long time been
familiar sayin. in scotland
Eripuit cello .fulmen, scept'un,gne tyran-
mis-, was a line upon Franklin, written by
Turgot, the minister Of Louis XVI, 1t is,
however, merely modification Of Il line by
Cardinal Polignac, Eripuitque Jori tulmen,
Prologue sagittas, which in turn was taken
| from line of Marcus Nautilus, who says of
Epicurus, Eripu'tque Jori futmen riresqa'
as 3
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All yVUus Dy ths inc are ueIvered TO the consignee
81 HITHO UT CH4RG FOR ORA YAGE
The saving of Insurance goods Big this line is equal
TO 90 or 10 per Cent 100 DIS average stocks Of
Merchandise. The Company having sss = t,rs :. :.
7RESTY MANAGERS VIII EACH TRAM
TO ioek after the ears and the DDS entrusted to them
send goods tro gh IN better order and with greater dis
patch than any other line. . . -2s# q / = {
Shippers by this line will have t-rEa <
s5 sfsUP PROMPT REPARA7ION AADE
for any loss damage white in our charge and
VIII not be sent to the Railroad which the damage
may have occurred for redress. y
For further infornation apply to .e .7ss--.-,
apr 4-bp3m FEAR 4 HAGER, Agents,
'' p -+ts% -ss'+ g Water st., Burlington, Iowa.
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THEODORE b. WEBER d CO..
wHoLEsALE DEAlsRs IN - Il
Boots, Shoes, Leather and Etna,.~.
Grimes Block. Main Street : -
BURLLSGTUN, IOWA,
A.Eaiways on hand large aud we'll selected stock
~ OF the above Goods, which they are prepared 10
~ - sue io"essn MARKET rates. iape 15-Wy.
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DR.. s q RICHARnsnN,s

DR.. S. O. RICHARDSON'S
: III r. X IL =" N I. Ri r. T. RS.
A RE you troubled with Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints
Janndce, Sick HEADACHE, Loss Of Appetite bilious
Attacks Nervousness, Weakness, Piles, AIRY disease
arising from disordered state Of the Stomach and
Bowels? Use DR.. S. 0. Richardson's Sherry Wine or
Bitters and You will certainly get relief
j. N. HARRIS & CO.
Propreiors for the Western States
For sale by ALLEN HENDRICKS aud e. T.. GAY, Bur.
lington. ranr 90 Gmvs
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DR.. WEAVER'S

DR. WEAVER'S
Canker and! Salt Kheum Syrup, and
Ceratc.
I is an ndispuable fact that the above medicines are
the only infallibe remedies before public for
Cutaneous Eruptions, Salt Rheum, Eryspeas, Sore
Legs, Ulcers, Old Fever Sores, Scald Head, Scorbuc
Eruptions, etc.
For sale by ALLEN HENDRICKS, Burlington.
apr 90 6nw*
.Js BASKETS Champagne, for sale very IowUy
- apr l5-w j. 8. HIDDEN 4 CO.
Grimes new Block, Main St., Burlington, Iowa.
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sB 10 you rant 10 hare sure Preren,i,.
against COMMUNICATING Bank NotesP
Read! Read Read!


against Con"terffiting Bank Not,sP
Read! Read Read!
q ;enS s. DYE is TIE Auf f%hs''''e'
cuESrFR T XXI Ths sIhss rTf' N''''
Published Weekly 4 ~ 'ia,s n daS d Tnt hss1
g GREATEsT DISCOVERY of the
= 6szEr rffsG' c oofEN%T} ~ AASx yo1rs
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8 Exhibiting at a Glance livery coun,crfeltn
N Circulation !
3 and DETECTION INSTANTANEOUS.
r., No index to examine! NoPag to hunt upl
~ But so simpfed and arranged that the Merchant,
Banker and Business Man can see al alta Gidncs
q thas taken years to make perfect this
= IL " II - Il Y.
bean felt by Commercial men. II has been published
to supply the call for sue, Preventive, and need.
~ but to be known to be Universally Pa,ronI,ad +
does more than has ever been attempted by man
- 1t describes every Bank Note in a different Ian.
g guages, English, French and Ge,mdn.
20 mus eaeh may feah me name In bis own Native
q TERMs.-The paper will be about IS by 40 inches.
: Most Perfect Bank Note List pnbgsb,d
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8 1.-The Private sankers in Amcricn.
A Complete Summary of the FIsASCK oF pusrp.
and AMERICA will he published In each edition To-
O getherwth all the important NEws The DAY Also
p INTERESTING STORIES
From an old Manuscript found in the East and no
where else to be found. II has never yet appeared
- in print, and furnishes the mos complete History Of
z ORIENTAL LIFE
q and describing the most perplexing positions IN
n which the Ladies' and Gentlemen OF tina, Country
- have been so often found. These stories viii con.
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e most raining ever oheredto the Publle.
sH Furnished Weekly to subscribers only at Al
ayear. Allletters must be addressed to
JOHN s. DYE, Broker
Publisher and Proprietor, 20 Walist New Yori
-.
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DRS. GARNER & BAILEY

lEN1s SVNGEDN DENTISTS.
uYYy$Eys ~ Office Jefferson Street. over Wal.
AA1- dn'sJewelry Store, Buriingtoa Iowa
II" PERSONS Having Horses EsiT0y.
The undersigned has established IN Hurn gton 40
Agency for the Rec0oerg Of Esray Horses and will q,
all times give rompt attention to any cases the kind
which may be committed TO him. He has now the dee.
crption Of some seventy eighty estrsys Which
have been taken up IN Des Moines Henry and Lee
ties Persons Mt distance therefore, who have horses
esrayed by sending descriptions and making appica.
lion to the undersigned, may save themseves both tine
and money and at the same time be recovering
thsirIost property. Charges moderate.
oct 25-wtf Addres, JOHN KELLY
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NEW ESrAsaIsHMtNT.
ATKINS AUTHORIZATION

ATKINS AUTOMATON, 80
Or Self.ERak ing heaner d Mower, the
best Com bined Machine I'm nsc..4 900
building for harvest Of 1851. 49,.
THIS Machine has a Raker always hand, and
CROP better than man. as..- 800 - H.
Saving at least another hand in binding Is even
grain saver than labor saver, aud is also first
rate mower. a. r..f., bull. ..g -Ss1ta'
The change from Reaper to Mowers very simple and
made in few minutes, and wheel is attached to the
-ouer end Of the moving bar regulate the height Of
cutting, facilitate backing and move from field to
field. -spgs4zsg $50 5z.gl,,-u-.-r
Printed Instructions supplied to purchasers for put.
ting Reaper together and using it and for changing
to a Mower. GOSH arf - q - ~
Farmers its advantages and defects, can be had by
applying to t3!ES LEVI HAGER, Agent.
Office at Fears Warehouse, Water st., Burlington
feb lS-dGwtf Gazette copy) go
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Burlington 6 Missouri River Railroad
NEW ARRANGEMENT. @ .z

p B. ROBERTS, Sup't Peoria. .-.
CHAS E. FOLLETT, tsenf Ticket Ag't, Peoria
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

I.SGA superior article Of N. Y. Trusses. for sale
IA by 5spr l5-w} J. s. HIDDEN CO.
Grimes new Block, Main ST.. burlington, Iowa.