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WINTER ARRANGRlrRHT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 4
eREly AMEnIcAs a
o. g. MAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE. 8A
TO KEW Hosk AND BOSTON, ELRA. BxoHAAProN, sARArooA
s. 80 sPRINOS
And all points in New England, via
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN a LAKE
SlaGRE N. R. aa Co.
and Lake Shore Route il the only connecting direct
~ in the depos thus avoiding entirely the annoyances
Of iersyng rivers, As via Michigan Central and Great
| 4ssso THREE TRAINS DAT,
Sundays excepted, carrying the through Eastern
One hundred and twenty miles saved to Cleveland,
Pitsburg, Harrisburg, Philadelphia Baltimore ana
ngon, over any other route, and the exdeditious
onte to Buffalo, Niagars Fails Albany, New YORK and
Boston. s. lsa 8@f-zEss8 STH m.
| TRAINS LEAVE, VIZ.
lst-Lightning Express, leave Chicago It, As A.
arrive IN cleveland stS r ~, Yew York and Boston
next evening. .5g ~ 1
ad-Express Mail leave Chicago at....s,...
arrive In Cleveland next morning at o'clock, Pitts.
burg a. noon, Philadelphia baltimore New York and
Boston next morning. sFA
Sd-New York Boston Express ave Chicap at u =
arrive In Cleveland next day ut r. Pittsburgh and
Wheeling at r.A Phladelphia, Baltimore, etc, fol-
lowing morning; also connecting 1t Cleveland with
trains for Dunkirk and Buffalo, arriving II New York
the next day at noon, and Boston 1t 4P.N.
Aiithe above nsconnecs directthroughto spolnts
ia Ohio and Pennsylvania, without any detention.
Only two trains on Saturday ,isave st78O =, and
TbesOO ?. =. train on Saturday, reaches Cleveland
Sunday morning at O'Clock. 5saE57 a.
sssBaggage checked 70 Dnnklrkand Buffalo, thence
to New York and Boston.
Only two changes ofcarsbetween Chicago ana Pitts-
burg. ~ Hs 8Gs ts4 8@- 7 -
Through Tickets good for ssS days and hours, .Iov
lug Passengers to stop over any where the Route
Passengers destined for Philadelphia Baltimore Wheel
Ing, Washington, etc., will from IL TO hours
time BY takigany ofthe above Trains over any other
Route.
Passengers arriving in Chicago on any Of the roads
will find attenst heck agents the ears who viii =.
ceivs your checi land convey your baggage free Of
charge, 70 the Michigan Southern cars. -
TICKETS be had 1T the Genera ger ONCE ar
the Michigan Southern Road under the fremont House
Chicago and At the Passenger depot OF Van Bu
rem and Sherman streets, and allhs Railroad oces in
the West.
Passengers holding through tickets BY this line VIII be
transported free ofCharge from the depot the Chicago
and Burlington, Galens and Chicago Union and Illinois
Central Railroads to the Michigan Southern Cars
GEO. M. GRAY,
General Passenger Agent,
Once under fremont House, Chicago, or t the PassenR
Depot. IA [ChicaYC Nov To- ekS
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Punch on Prioress' Victory.

Punch who is bound to be funny as h
can under all circumstances, publishes tn
following on the victory Of "Prioress' owe
the British racers:
Yankee Doodle came to town
On . little pony,
Now he's brought a big mare down,
Sleek, and strong, and 0ony.
Amy weight she II carry which
Amt laid on by noodle;
Winning the Ccsarwitch,
See our Yankee Doodle.
Racing men in diaries
Where they note their losses,
Write how smartly Prioress
Licked them British 'osses,
Jonathan, let's liquor on
This new untiring fetter:
Always good friend to John,
Now you've grove better
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Romance in Real Life.

The Worcester (Mass) Spy states that q
few days since an lrishman named Michael
Smith was sent to the State Almshouse at
Monson, together with his four ,notherless
children, by Mr.. Banpister, clerk Of the
Worcester overseers Of the poor The next
morning fine looking Irish lady called at
Mr.. Bannisters office, stating that she was
from Charleston, s. e., and was in search Of
brother whom she had not seen in eight
years. She stated that her husband was
planter oflarge property, and that she had
heard her brother had lost his wife, was poor
and in this section Of the country. She said
his name was Michael Smith Mr. Bannis-
ter pointed to his record, and showed her
the name OF her brother. She was ovcrjoy
ed, and sa. down and wept SO deep were her
feelings. She stated that she had left nine
trunks full Of clothing in Providence, which
she had brought on for the supply OF her
brothers family, and that she should take
them all home with her, where her brother
could be employed on the plantation OF her
husband, while her own attention should be
directed to the education of the children
The lady took the next train for Monsoon,
and has ere this communicated the glad
news Of relief to her brother.
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1 A GALLANT WAGER PROMPTLY papa
beautiful and lovely woman, the wife of q
prominent Republican" politician of Toie-
do, arrived in this city yesterday, to pay q
wager of kiss that Chase would be elected
BY q majority Of five thousand, which bet
she made with . we'll known democratic
lawyer residing ON fourth street. According
to the agreement, the loser was to come or
60 all the way to the other and pay the in
debtedness BY the FIRST Of November, which
condition she fulfilled by arriving and prof.
fering payment yesterday-thns anticipating
the specified period by day.. Cincinnati
EnnnireP
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
-AND- ss


CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY.
Esciusics Telegraph Line, used entirely for TIC
movement Of all trains, thereby avoiding possibility
= e q Sesg Tcs
ST. 5 d. m. ExfRHss Matchmaking direct through
connections to Niagara Falls, Buffalo. New York and
7:45 q. mn. CINCINNATI ExpaEss- Making direc,
connections to Lafayette, indianapolis Cincinnati New
Albany, Louisville, Dayton. Columbus, GAINESVILLE wheel.
7:45 a. mn. TxlEGRAPH ExPaEas-ArrivinR at Ma.
ara Falls or Buffalo next morning, New York =. H.
Philadelphia, via Elmra, a 10 = T., Boston q ~ 4
X r. for Buffalo and ali points East. Fe
800 p. m. AFTERNOON ExfR@s-Arrives In New
Phlade.phia 1880 second morning. d -
S:3O p. m. NiGar ExRREss--Arriving It Niaga-
"a Falls Or Buffalo next evening New York, Il q
Buffalo and Lake Huron r. H. for Buiso and iii point
East. Connects At MICHIGAN City Except Saturday,
indianapolis, Cincinnati Dayton, Columbus Zanesvilie
Beiiefontane. Wheeling, Baltimore, Washington, PITTS
buIsh, and Philedslphi..
". Gaie~o a CAtca0o Unson. Minois Gsnsrai and
AEcAi00@ Css~6J Ratsroods ssn TITO tie came DeOct
2: .sSgo. .sssss e sEenssso pos'ss0srs y Aaak
The 81 =. M, 500 p. m. and 3 so pm.
Tains d5rsct cone = Toronto With t6s
TO Kingston Ogdenaburg, Montreal, Quebec, and al
points IN Canada East, Northern Vermont, New Hamp-
ohire ANA Maine. fAt Z 6 s#s ~ &taS EffS7
we'll known hy the travelling public that this Rood
has no competitor Of equal facilities from Chicago 70
Niagara Falls, New York, Boston, Ogdensburgh, Mon-
treal &c., &e. sstas4s @#&
The only Train that leaves Chicago Saturday night
over this $50 P. n. One Train Sunday a a:00
PM. No 800 p. M. Saturday. 80
Baggage checked through to Niagara Falls, BulAlo,
New York, Doston, klmiss and Phlsdslphia.
q Passengers arriving q Chieago ~ any Of tn
baggage masters 81 the depots TO receive checks mi
convey their baggage to the Central Depot ire
Of charge. .5et f9
1HRObGH TICKETS GOOD FOR NzNETY d ~,
Allowing holders TO remain over and resume their
seats Be bought at NE 1ierent, ocss Il - Woat
also ~ the Passenger Depot foot Of Lake esee ard N
the General Ticket Once Corner or Lake and Dearborn
Bsseeta Chicago, opposite the fremont House. T77'
u. J. 6PAULDING,
HAY /, 1851 k@ General pAaa A1anA4
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~ &&XAAA1s&oAD 8skfe .fsl
I'm and amer June 9Th. 1851, trains vil run q FOL
~ lows, leaving East Burlln9ton: 8 W. sf-
Isl PAes9NoRR q 500 y r. Through to PEORIA Chica
e, Cincinnati, Alton and 81 Louis, via Gaiesbcrr
Decatur, TcrTe aante and Indianapolis 70 tneinna1
and g Louis. TO Chicago Via Ha1esburg, Peoria Bu-
reau Peru, L Sale, Ottawa and Joliet; also ~ the
Alton end Chicago Railroads ind III inserediase points,
- PAssEnola at 500 n, through to PEORIA Chica.
- above. lib 1T te ~ =
1REsoaT Tam leaves at $40 4. n. ~ fss ssAss
Both trains make connections through to Chicago,
Cincinnati and 81. Louis and I'll between stations
Passengers leave Burlington 500 4. i. reach d.
Louis same night 4s775sT mn f ~
Pss.engers leave burlington 800 :. reach 81. Leus
next forenoon. %Rs y ~ 77
Through tickets 70 al Eastern and Southern cities en-
Dc obtained q the Co0panysoce IN tn Barrst House
on Third street, q. II. KELLOGG. Art, y a
Burlington, Iowa.
z. B. ROBERTS, eup't., Peoria, m n FL
IN AZ; fOLLEIT, GENT Ticket Agent, Peoria.
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To Farmers and Dealars

j present extensive and complete acck 81 vsrns
Ing Implements and Utensils nov In store, uhiA
enables the propretors Of the burlington AgrieultEl
and Seed Warehouse o0er unriyalled induce messs
the trade and purchasers generally.
Large invoices OF Haying and Harvesting Tools 49,
sisting Of = l5Is - Nj
SOYTHy SNA THES, CRADLES F00D An
IRON BRAcE IND GRAPE-VIHE "a r.
TENS IA FORKS e siined, )SCYTHE-
@ F[AG XAY FORKS ste., &C., e.
have just been received to which daily additions -
ing made By. ffesh arrivals & ~. 9aF5
Purchasing directly from the manu- facturers these q
cies are aimed the lowest possible prices enaA
Us TO sell lower than any other house In Buriingea
full assortment OF Wood and Willow Ware, o.
dAKe, Bed Cords, Clothes Lines, &C.. constantly q
hand. KkITH, ROBINSON 4 CO.
june is-Adt-wn Water Street. near Jea-vses,
Hufuaqou. lea
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GETTING OVER DlFFIcuLrY.--A class
which graduated not over thousand years
ago embraced among it's members one Tom
Elliot an incorrigible wag who was not
noted for any particular and marked atten-
ton to his studies. Mathematics was par
ticular objet Of Toms disregard, and this
caused him an occasionally jea d esprit
with the dry professor of COMICS On one
occasion, the professor, during the recita-
Ition, asked Tom to explain the horizontal
Iparalax of the sun.
Tom replied: i DOM know how
But said the professor, suppose you
were appointed by the government to ascer-
tain it-what would you dof
I'D resign, gravely responded Tom amid
the conyulsing laughter Of the class, and
even the professor actually perptrated .
grin.
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A TENDER KEPRooF-A very little boy
had one day done wrong, and was cent, after
psternal correction, to ask in secret the for
giveness Of his Heavenly Father. His Of.
iencs had been passion. Anxious to hear
what he would say, his mother followed 70 the
door Of bis room In lisping accents, she
heasd hin ask to b mads bsstsF, newer 10
b angEy sgsin; and then, with ehildlike
- addsd, "LorA neks ssds
aMnpw 6et6w III"
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~ - s.H,ssn \ !, Is "a ~
isss = LIBERTY wAess $50 nsIaisss
n4nA j. The way ofcrea&ing I'm fos ~ nil
Hon rarely, Il sver And ehGonialsE A
uostntn9 light amOne stAeee il Toxronee @
something or another (hiss name = 90 =
theeo marvellous AFFAIRS that arc - co0plica
ts6 ID tAsif structure, that yoa - eooslei
ct 20 IL termination than you forget The b
&inning,) and Tefreuce IN genuine cons0li
dated voter. TezsenQe - - sharp - thu
paste end Of : jersey rsealia, and keeps hi
weather side ocular 8 The same condition
that DO does the door Of hid shanty -sliKhtl,
open fDreGanoes. Terrence countsnanrc $
. brilliant g sun6ower in . high wind
NJ neee Lifts itself up like . torch TO lluni
rata bis shed roof over head, over which hi
hair creeps like stocks now-a rdaya--- with {
downward tendency Terrsnce By pro6es
sion 10 IN expressman-sxprssses bricks By
bod and ladder, mp grade slow, down grade
empty and swim. Lately, however, Terrencs
has abandoned III association with the bricl
trade, and amuses himself By acting as /
light porter to well known dry gooaS house
in Market street He 10 also used BY thu
iirm - an occasional collector Of email job
hing debts about town, but We grieve to Gay
~, 3 ~ as a,,ss eaCuas.oI IVA 5000 ~:
ICa'tlses y :OIgcs lole Muu 0 ~ his uo -
.n:n GOsey 8 =. PCc.es One ~ ~
n u aa IIon an 49, ~ ssns = OOnec'
~ az = sen'5 'Oo1 uSl'1's 'aOlA : Ss1'~'1
nj ~ r.:,: p:.....a.
- !. $3.50 - ~ !. ..ss.s - ~
~. .n .sH: :u ~ iHo m..0eu0e = '''e ~
- Ts....a A..'. 49,. :. ~ 80 ~. -.
.: SSs s's's = wv. n 49, 49,
So.. 49, ..In y ."e s''.I.u 3cassns 49,
S.,e -. Ms =. s..esis ..1say' JYpRy
1872 go 49, 49, islI Is yles.s1 1nsp.,
1sseI K.een Co.scn umpls,l. sn. Pluneeu
80. 's ssPs .L .s aIo.
noI0 e0Plotsy . NJ 'ue 1aDlons ss's.'
~ ~1c.se 49, .ns sonts - ~. ens.'
wneh .e..on0o ~. Nv 49, - 'us sum"i. =. .no
asDls ..sRJ = .ns uu.l - man =.
s.on, ne ~ ~ ~. umDls1. looAse, - Point =
s -. hli, ~ .%ss sr.i Ali nos ssse
$780, ~ D ~ .",vs y. .' '"' o' "4'
IT. M;s.ar ;ny
IN. : S;.;..-~h..d,,.-.,. ., ..;d ~.
go. -. 1. 49,, -s 1850" '.A1 '''
=, r -. -. Nd. - rsriv 50. y, ;rd;s.;no.
.ll..s;o,, = uhI. co.r.as M r,.sh.s 49,. -
ssrvant closed r. nmhrelIa and wafLed T..
~ tho rarIor 'thn .f:,-.ss;a M.~-a.,, $780,
dr;nn;nc q .msii N;sasrs ovsy ths s ca~S,s.
Seryante rnsbed to morn X 80 . - az To- ~.
Ella Ir;shmsns ...,,.s - S Az -.
fn;f. and forI snd .ushea - tha rarscs
~. =. hshe,S 49, :..SS..sAi w T.p e.Na,
.lI;no IN srd dc~r the rc ~ IN. r.a,.;..s
a. - ~ n;ct,,.as IL SsSSs 80 S Il
s;nd 49, - 80 ,,..l..1s -s:"L 80 ~
J-;n,ad iii so.ts &c n,,Jdi.s ~. az :. -. 80
Y .PPo. 80. c.r;o,s e@' o'0A 80 pS''
.Yon ir;sE rsscaI that ~. 20, .hort ,
what 80 von da;n@ !, hs,o ~ s6n.,.a ~
nEf ~ .,ls,e snr i IN, .f,a. tw;rsv.e,,.
dollars, an I'm about waitin' for IL
Internal umhrelia md vo;,r dir d;rtv mnddv
boota with Won ID r. Won hsysn't min.
OvOA1 wAOS y~sA. ~ ~ yVU u0vCu EulA-
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TWO DAILY TRAINS EACH Way
To take effect December 5, 1855.
II llngton foslovs: 8#iEa II ~ --sI
Let Mall Tralns-Leaves Burlington at $50 4. II.
20 AcCOmm0d@ttOM = 500 r. n.
These trains connect with the Western stage CO y
coaches for Fairfield, Otumwa, Eddyve, Rslla Oska-
Loose Fort Dee Moines. Charlton, Salem, Council Blu
y: Marys Gienwood, Nebraska City, &C., reaching the
Missouri river in less than four days
go ~ LEAVES CHECAUQUA: 4a
lsts ACc0mm0a0tlOA TFalm-At6.4O a - VII
x0s Wall Train -.s LOO r. Il.
Passengers leaving Burlington Ia the morning can
spend the day in Mt Peasant and return In the ser.
noon. sFssss8s4 Hsf4 3D. I18l.s -
Leaving MI Pleasant six O'Clock In the morning can
stay 81 day In Burlington, and return home 1t night
- Ticket Once corner OF Water and Je1erson ~
Burlington, ct the General Railroad Ticket Once
sep5 w. II. BACKUS. Superintendent.
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The following postscript to letter receiv-
BY the editor Of the Aaripoea Gazette gives
unquestionablc evidence Of the great draught
prevailing in Merced:-"Lager 10 very scarce
and the dust il very deep. The inhabitants
hers nse whiskey - beverage the water
being used for agricultural purposes." "a
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MORTALITY IN CLERGYMES's WIvEs.-A
writer in the Puritan Recorder, who appears
to have looked into the subject proposes the
alarming inquiry, whether ministers wives
are as long lived as those Of other men p
He says:
In the space ola few brief years, twelve
ministers, in seven contiguous9p arishes, have
each buried q wife, and two Of them two
wives And of these minister's not more
than one is yet an aged man. Their wives,
in almost every instance, have died while
they were young -
Our own observations seems to confirm
the truth Of the puritan's statement There
are but few ministers over forty who have
not buried one or more wiyeA ) Yet Of all
men clergymen are the most successful in
obtaining eligible matches" Can any one
explain this social phenomena?
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CHICAGO And 5URII1efoi
.RAll.R0.E0 -lfMFI

RAILROAD GtNEl
(CAtcago, BwriSagsoa 4 QwtAcy, CtrsroI Mo- 4
ssa@ 1sd Rssrsa = 69soasku RsQ ReeNa1 y1HN
1enew completed, and Trains run the entire a..
y frcn BUkLNGTON, IOWA, 10 CHICAGO -
Ms nod direct route % Ascaoe, We Va. = =.
FktlsdaEpAts,t go ai1G1Aar Anop1eof - s
: DAILY TRAINS LkAvE BURLINGTON. srrns :.
EXCkRTKD. --rAs44
iee.-Morning ExRFess, shrougA, On
nenmontA, Galssburg, PSinceton, and connecsns y.
dota Win the Illinois Central Han Road. n Nv
Dloeuington, Springfield Decatur, Jackaooyie - -
pies; also with GalenA and Dunieith.
81 Evening EXpFeeo eAPOQ9nl. -
Connect with Illinois Central Rail Road a Nenxs. M
=. Louis and Cxiro direct u @@NE - q L.
Trains on the above Roads run In cl>ee ea~..-.
avoiding alllayins over at any ofthe points
This read eonneets q Chicago with The Mchraa -
ern Roads and with allthe Roads leading 70 ne lt
P0easaoars lsDein0 Darlington at 10, r. Ne-
GalsaG dad Dsnls0fA n 10 Aosrs, and ST. Eos2 = =
AOurs. S#
By this route passengers villreac the interior -.
Of Ohio and Indians In less time and with EVER 80.
than BY any other route, connecting via Ai1hesn 60
% Michigan City, vth the New Aibany - SsIen ~
thence TO all points south and southeast
nsssage ohesesd direct thrssgh % CaArsa ,nan
charge for handling at any point.
THROUGH TICKETS BY this RooseSan be puryanr1
st the Rail Road Once In huntington
DE- @5@ SN G. @. HAMMOND, Scpea inAead~fs
R.H. HOsTORD. Ticket Agent, Burlington, [nayn
A NEW and superior article Of Ladies' and Ell
"A ehouIder Braces, free from the ee1ection sxi1S
'' ar IS. = 'ena''s 20 'j aiSSks CO.
8fimeos nev Block. Nasn o.. nnrlinetcp -
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Wagon Depot in Burlington.

i MEOE6EANTe TO E0R10TD = Tee nnooGcA
~ we have on hand, and arrAngements fer recevln
market, al Of which ve can sarran9 perspcs ara -
FLOR - any wagon In this market Cal and exanineC
samples, or inquire Of those who have used tnsTA T.
have sold about nfty ofthese Wagons NOT enc 81 -,
has been returned on the vsrrant.
sepl-vf sE& OGDEN 4 ~ n
NEW SASH, DaDOR AND 1A.IND gAcs
IN TORY NJ. Pleasant Street, opposite ths r.
Iowa. All common work constantly on han1, ard o.
defs By man Or otherwise, prompsiy attended 10 "A
nov. 2Sv. URIAH LOPm
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STRAY CATTLE.

NTKAYEU nom the oobocribet, living IN South -
- ington N Nay Last, six head II cattls, % fogs0
One vhite and black Cav, pecklsd. bsosd sln -.
or Sugars old. ~-
Ons white and red sDscklsA Gov, Or year, -
both half durham.
One red Steer bsocked, line back, with one hsrn w
small notch cut Of the undeFsk,e OF the len -
red Heller, red Steer, and black line Heller y
yeaElngs and the last three u then wh holes i ~
left ear.
Twill pay liberal reward f6P The eattle Or ~ i,
formation that shall lead to their recovery.
sept-30wtf j. W. BARLOW
SIS BASKETS Champagne, for sale very low BY
- apr lS-w ,. .. HIDDEN CO #Rl
Grimes' nev Block, Main 81. Burlinzton isvo
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Farmers, nave you seen ANA tired t.
t Worlds Fair Prise Chant

WI 00Vbov A0J0090 - GA0R0 y 80Dosp
Worker COWblmc0-R0eens cA Reb. -
1885, . I, = GO IA n
A n our State Fair. held at Muscatine, lows, u
N October, (lsSSJ this Churn alone ma Prersc
awarded it, although there eight or ten other Chs
On exhibition. and indeed u always III . the nrss
MUM wherever introduced. The advantages Of III
Ch0Yn over oil others are ~ follows 44H Y rY
lst. II will produce butter In % ahors time q x
other Churn. FH 49,
ID. IL viii gather the butter amer Il 10 produced.
Sd. II will work the butter into q roll and exp<li ~
outterm herefrom completely, without the hand -
lsh. IfNnl salt the butter before taking II ~
the Chnrn. 1t Y
ssh. Ttcan be operated By child with periee, -
And 10 - easily clesnsed - any other CLGsn.
practical operation viii convince any person 90
truth Of these statements.
Below are lev Of the names OF practice. halter 81
Wis: We are now using The above Churn ard sfna
Maker. u caaius with and ~ iiy and raAn
works and saits the butter IN perest I.saass tsf
taking ffona the ChuFD. and chs Ixccmn&
IL - the best Ghurn have ever seen. *A 49,
Isaac Leonard, Crawford Hanna, Ahuer Conels1
James Wocdsde, janice HilsTy, kobert Brown, n
Gregg, Hamilton brown. james Dickson, p nsp11l
eamuel Foster, Alexander Fleming, Jsl euah -, H.
Thompson, D y Bates, John VIVID, eenusl Moes&M
Davis, Jacob tlheln, Jsnes RebsFison.
'fbe sohectibsS has purchased the vigh1 TO mAs11e
ture and sell The above named Churn in Dss Moipu -
@enry Counties, Iowa, and Henderson ana Muz1
Coontlsst HHssis, and y peU prepafeA - furulA =
who 11n favor hin WMN 0ek patrenazs.
80 These Chssns are abo for 81 g J Kml11o
Goa Keith Robinson , Co.'S, and g Laamans. -
sGeg corner q valley and ElsAsA s.sss,s.
tSb 2S-WSf f94 #5fF NJ - cnUFl
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fas,Ssr of Csiumh;s conntv n = cslIsS S -
= nedium. "a renneetsd thai 6;a s;eter
niehs - allove6 - occ,,nv a.. ho6v ~ :
1esmerixed r,sd;nm ~ ~ ni.tfarm ior ~
r-rncs.. - $50 t''
-efs ~ snir;t AZ M.rv stokaa nr.a.ns -
ia hodv al the medium p ssfsd Tie onera-
- -- - - S - !.
aYeap WA tho answer
Ne JcnsAha. 800 vaa nov informed
az IL mivAe ~ m cuast;on 4. ra.a.sS
OF 20 bene6t of which snformat;on he ars;l
"a himself immediatsly '7 N.
hals that Won. aistar Mary p s
NYea"
s"Ars you happyY' saasoa
aWkst .spesr' s,s YOU IMP
II Ann n ia 0ffh anhera
aAh. oatt;n nrettv vsIl ms aid Iona.h.n
in an undertone. a If aneafino In himaelf
"Well. Marv 4 Il true thaf fhere = 4 hall
Of Are and br;netone -, ~. -'e'7a
sNot at All" n
Issls aistar SALLY Ann viii von p
sssNo. ahe = n the fnnyth snhera lvaa
with yoa when she died and eidad ber r.
Ascending e. har ahoda -, nreaant Nth
mother the night affer aha d;ad and eacret.
" conferred her"
aWell Mary. what do thew do with the
praachers Who deceive tha neonle p 1.-THE
OPERATOR had been ! preacher
"They ara placed Is the lowest anberea
and their aaeent = slow and ;nterrrnfed
nWell Nav NOV Won nav %. rerh.ra
they woe't liks n If Won stav svsy ~ lonr
When die nm yon ~ K On hand ana
take me up TO the s;xth .snesr' in : chart
OF and tvo hor.e." h continued lanoh;nr
l"The onerator looked sma,ed
"You see. old hoss" aid Jonathan. az hat
dronned n n trv vonr med;nms hrt friend !"
he Continued turning 4, The and;ence ..;t's
ali humbug-I Aove NO si.fers. and never
Ri 49,. s,...... ......... II IL 1.Y.n
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25

UGH.--In looking over the schedule OF ar
ticles to be presented to the different Indian
tribes, for which the Secretary OF the Inieri-
OR invites proposals, we observe the item
"tro hundred dozen scdiping knires" Our
hand went up iuvoluntarily, to the place
where the hair ought to be. '-Butler Coun-
ty Telegraph. 41 &
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-25

And great variety Of articles usually kept II ar
co0 Wasuhcuee, which arU teo nasnesouD . mension
Mahogany aD4 Naek WalnuA Locking 0lnseae ffo0 -
eants o. 90. a -
0ilt Frame Locking Glasses from d y 10 $50 %.
MattrAsoes u - 90 ~ -.
oraas C!eek, vah Iroa frames, ffoa - 80 - % -
AMeral dlccNnt made - country eealess. faeptlebp