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7. KINGSFoaDS & SONS
O$WEGD CORN STARCH.
sJS BASKETS Champagne, for sale very low BY
<e) apr l5-w J. s. HIDDEN 4 co.
Grimes new Black, Main 81. Burlington, Iowa
Kindelberger's Improved Buckeye CT.
der Mill and Press.

HE above unriy Allied FARMERS Mil, designed
by hand and horse power, has just been received
and is offered for sale at the Burlington Agrcultu-
raj Warehouse and Seed store The superior strength
ard workmanship, and the simplicity and Of
ming power recommend this machine above all others
offered to the public.
Its capacity Is unsurpassed manufacturing easily,
when operated by and boy only, from six to
eight barrels OF Cider day. Every farmer who has
orchard should at secure one Of these Mills by
sending order Immediately.
Price $500 cash. KEITH, ROBINSON 4 Co,
Water near jefferson ST., Burlington, Iowa.
auylS-2mwlwd
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70 RnilderY

y EALED PROPOSALS to build q Court House d
~ Sigourney, Keokuk county Iowa, will be received
81 the Office Of the County Judge In Sgourney, until the
Let day Of Oct oher 1885, Plans and specifications
be in the office Of the County Judge from nd
the LIST day of September next. liberal advance pay.
ment will be made and the subsequent payments will be
made satisfactory to the contractor.
aug26-w4w SANFORD HARMED,
IndO
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VVSHg undersigned hold - a.signment from CLARK
Hesly, Of The cliy Of 1urngion Iowa, al of tAsls
urseitiea Book accounts prior 70 the Ih or May, l7
and the ripht receive payments al exec.
ted aimee the - day Of May in liquidation said
counts and 70 settle and receive payments al I'm.
ssStle1 aceounts. June i6-hptD JOHN START CO.
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II T. W LIN &C e q y
IA naIHAI,E. IrincinnI.

-. III. DAu.HOEFs Principal.
TermS-For unlimited course In Double Entry,
Mercantile Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Commercial
Computations, Commercial Correspondence, &C.. &c,
$25,u0.
The OF Instruction IL the mos, comprehensive
taught and Is completely reduced TO practice As to
meet every possible contingency in business.
Pcnmn ms hip-Taught in the latest and most
approved principles.
GOmnie rciR Lave feCfNres-WIil be given
by Mr. c. Ben Darwin. Of the abest members of the
Burlington Bar subjects necessary for every business
manic be acquainted with.
Am Elegant nfp1Omn-Under; the seal OF the
State College OF Pennsylvania. awarded TO all graduates
Send for Circular by mall feb IS-wy.
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
HMM - e
RAIL-ROADlTNE!

(6Atcdgo, burlington f Quincy, Central IMffavt ~
and Peoria d OgGaarka RGiRsaSst
now completed, and Trains run the eHtirp d.ssan
i from BURLINGTON, IOWA, to CHICAGO wihe
change of cars.
The most direct route 10 Chicago, Es,r FORK, I'D
InAitadeipGfa, ard aHofher Ingcrtaat posna d
DAILY TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON, sySDi]
EXCEPTED
1st.ssFEOrhinE Express, through. a
Arriving at Chicago the same evening. pas nj tkr1
Monmouth, Galesburg, Princeton nd rofnectrr II
dota with the Illinois Central Rail Road, 70 La -
Bloomington, Springfield. Decatur JacksonyiiIe ard
pies; also with Galena and Dunieith.
Sd Evening Express through. ~
Connect with Illinois Central Ra II Road at MI pdc
Ct. Louis and Cairo direct.
Trains on the above Reads run In close copnertl
avoiding alliayinE over at any OF tie points
This road connects at Chicago with the MichIvansa
ern Roads, and with the Roads leading to the Az
Cities, Ohio, Kentucky and Pennsylvania:
Passengers tearing Burlington at |. 20, r. NJ III
Galena and DEaIedth In II hoars, and ST. L0ui. ID
hours.
BY this route passengers wiireach the interior pcr
Of Ohio and Indiana in less time and with sHtr chaE
than by any other route, connecting via Michigan cen
at Michigan City, with the New Albany and salem ~
thence to all points south and southeast.
Baggage checked direct through TO ChicaFu and
charge for handling at any point.
THROUGH TICKETS by this Rou'-ean be parchsl
at the Rail Road Office in Burlington.
G. q. HAMMOND, slgcstnttnieil
n. y. HOSF0RD, Ticket Agent, Burlington. tnay III
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T. KINGSFORD & SONS
PURE 0SM EGO S'CARClg,


HAS cstahlsh she'd greater celebrity than has eve,
IL been obtained by any other Starch.
This has been the result OF It's marked snpericrtv In
quality, and IT. invariable uniformity.
The public be assured Of the continuance OF The
high standard now established.
The production is over Twenty Tons daily and The
demand has extended throughout the whole Of the Uni
ted States, and to foreign countries.
working thus on very large scale. and under rigid
sytem, they are able 10 perfect uniio nifty in
the quality throughout the year This the great DE-
sderaum In Starchmaking, and IL realised for the
FIRST time.
The very Sest Starch that be made and no other
Is always wanted BY consumers and this will be supplied
to hem by the grocers their customers have
learned whc.. Is the best, ard ask for itothervs<
they would be likely TO get that article on which the
largest profit can be made.
Starch for the last q years. and during the whole
the period the Starch made under his supervision hal
BEEN beyond any question: the best In the market Fol
the FIRST IL years. he had the charge Of the works Of
VIM. Colgate Co.. at which period he invented the
process OF the manufacture 81 Corn Starch.
GE Ask for Kngsford's Starch, az the name Osvego
has been recently taken by another factory.
1t is sold BY all Of the grocers in nearly every part
Of the country.
r. KINGSFogD'S & SONS
OSWEGD CORN STARCH.
tFoR PUDpISGS, 4c..)
Has obtained equal celebrity with their Starch for
the Laundry. This article Is perfectly pure and IT, in
besides having additional qualities which render In
valuable for the dessert.
Potato Starch has been extensively packed and sold
Corn Stsrch and has given false impressions many
to the real r.erits Of our Corn Starch.
From its great delicacy and purity, II Is coming also
into extensive use as diet for infants and invads.
augll-Smw 4. n. KELLOGG CO., Ag'ts,
Il New Ynrk
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A NEW and superior article of Ladies and Gent
"A Shoulder Braces, free from the objection existing
heretofore Of bending the arms For sale by
apr 13.w J. IS. HIDDEN co.
Grimes' new Block. Main ST.. Rnrn gtnn Iowa.
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F. EBNER, GUNSMITH.
(succEssoa 70 D. y. xBERsoL-y
8. JOY,
Builder and MamM facfurer Of
DOORS, SASH-YRlAES, WINDOW RLLNI.S

-BI2Nl1I
MA 7UER.ROARDI d
q d n ~ y fixture
II WOl L. - FAY to those Wishng build, thar have
ON hand seven hundred Dooss and other work III ~
building line ia proporti n.
AN prepared TO .onract Cottage Buildings In town
or country heretofore.
have houses and lots ranging from seven hundred
TO two thousand dollars, which win sell Or rent On ~.
commodsting terms. @
Also n tesa In Northern Adaition ranging from two
70 atx hundred dollars, vhieh will vel party time.
Ihose wishinR homes would do veil give III cal.
fb ~ lHaJ bpy
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\. T. WA6HBVRN

MANUFACTURE AND DEALKR IN
e. A09e, 1DOQDD9A, DL0NNN, WnNWOVye
~ f0AmEh. OssOo1sg19AR VI -, Acc
AZ Tu9 MEAD % eTa9gT, +
BURLINGTON IOWA.
All orders BY mall o. osAeruise psompsly astsrd.
eato. iaps S1-bpy
Brackets aud Fancy Sewing dene TO oraer.
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

/ VHIUHUlE AUiiUS IUT CaIe.
A CHANGE E.s'.-.24k acres Of Land for
"A sale-4o acres of whiel Hes within / mile OF the
Court House, Ottumwa, NaEe!lo county, Iowa ls4k
acres of which lies ~ miles from Otnmwa, Iowa with
In mile Of Dahonega, Ito acres fenced in under cult
walton, contains running String Of failing wa
ter, contains coal bank. Hnd Of the best soil in the
most desirable section OF Warlio Co. Said lands win
be sold cheap If application IS made
june 19.dwuf STiCHTER 4 CRONE
Opposite the Darr.t House, Euriington Iowa.
IL T. AE. EST = GE OFF n
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Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
(0hice, Tiffany House, dar east Of the Post Gfce)
ID EAL ESTATE and Land Warrants bonght and SOLD
III on Commission.
MoNEy LoAsKp and Secured and Investments ma
for capitalists.
TAXES Pam also Notes aui Bills Collected and pro-
ceeds RENTED 10 any part oi the United States.
GovKRHMENr LAxDs Selected and Located with Casl
Missouri)
Real Estate for Sale.
e2,50 to SO per
10 IMPROVED FARMS in Henry connty-s9o to e1OO per
acre.
Is HOUSES Ant Lors in VT Pleasant $500 to "a so.
1870 VACANT LoTs liz Mt. Ptasan-$ leo to ~ 600 EACH
10 Available Lots in Logan, N. T.. also Lots In Pa.
CHIC City, which viii be sold Mt reasonable rates.
ED Strangers having business with referred
to the gentlemen named below for satisfaction
promptness and fidelity
Messrs. A. 4 W. Saunders M. Pleasant, Iowa.
Gen. Vim. Duane Wilson, Editor Iowa Farmer, Mt.
Pleasant, Iowa.
T. Tiffany, Esq, P. NJ, Nj. Pleasant, Iowa.
Messrs. Scriven & Gallagher, Chicago, IN,
w. 4 Ri Robinson, St. Louis, Mo.
Ross d Lee, Lawrence, Kansas.
Hon. NJ. g. Thompson. brownsville, MT.
!" W. X. Marshall, st. ai /"
Maj. J. r. Bennett, Register, and Capt. j. II. McKen-
ny, Receiver of Land Office, Chat1eld, MT.
=. y. Wilson, Esq, and Prof. J. b. Anderson, New
Albany, Ind.
Jas Brown Esq, Lawrenea 5urgh, Ind.
g. r. Ross, Portsmouth. Clio.
iuly2g w. n. ROSS CO.
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II. II. SCOTT & CO.
nEALEtsS I'm Dry Goads, Groceries and Ready
IL Made Clothing Main street, between Jefferson and
Washington, Burlington, Iowa.
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1881. I1iDoisTAlf NorIcR les7.
NtrweVs 60 NNsppepn - Hssve neeae a.
freight.
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NARCH IA, 1857.
Through TO New York i'm 81 Hours.
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SsA e. A.k
The Only Route Making Sure Connections
To Niagara Fats RHeuto, Rochester Isica ,Horieits-
rifle, E2miTd, BiaghaD.Jton, xaBung, Troy,
Hesr York, Philadelphia, Boston, and
Neto England States ocer The
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ENAfA hill ray lxrA large Aerss selected steen
~ Tie Hfove H9cdss which they ara prepared -
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WdWfNgl0N StTstt, Dsftdttl MAIN q 7HtTd,
Burlington. Iowa,
TIAvEin store and are constantly receiving and
ufacturng the LARGEST and EXTENSIVE ansort.
ment OF LEGA Mt q FASHYDE.A Bile FURN7TTRR
be found in Burlington, or the West.
Our stock will be composed In part fthe following ar.
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RIGGS G McDILL,
Attorneys at Law 4 Real Estate Ag'ts.,
ALTON. JNyDN CO.. IOWA.
REFERENCES:
Gov. J. W. Grimes, Burlington.
lion. sam. Galloway. Columbus, Ohio.
Hon. Augustus Hall, Keosauqua. fsep3- bplys
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DEAL Estate In Council Bluffs and
III OMs0gaa.-Persons DESTROYS of securing Real
Estate in either Of these dourishing towns will do well
TO send their ordersto ID. G. BLOOMER,
mar z-bptf. Land Agent.
Council Biulls, Iowa.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-07-31
NOTICE.

gs0- TAKE NoTICE.-The accounts of the
late firm Of JONES & EDM0NST0N arc in the
hands OF the subscriber, who is authorized to
collect, aud required to pay all debts due from
said firm. lie therefore hopes that those owing
the late firm will call Immediately and settle
their accounts so rs TO enable him 10 make
prompt payment to the creditors Of the same.
As he has but a very limited time under con-
tract 10 collect and pay over, unless this notice
il particularly observed by ALL the subscriber
will be compelled 20 enforce payment from all
by due course OF INV
july i7-tf JOHN w. JONES.
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Metropolitan Hotel.

ID ETURNING thanks for past favors, the
III subscriber respectfully informs the pub
lie, that the above Hotel, so long and favor
ably known as Holtzman's old stand, on Beal
street. between High and Congress, is now
open for the reception of the travelling com
munity. Persons visiting Georgetown may
rest assured of finding good and quiet enter
tainment, such as cannot fail to give satisfac-
ton to all who may favor me with a call and
all its old friends and patrons may be assured
of receiving at the hands Of W. G. HAZEL who
will always he al ms post, that attention and
kindness that will ever recommend him to the
public.
Transient Board $1.OO per day.
will also state that have one of the best
Stables in the District Of Columbia.
Drovers will be accommodated on the most
reasonable terms
Horses and Carriages always on hand to
convey persons to the Washington and Alex
andria Depots or any part Of the city.
WIN. c. HAZEL,
june LEY Georgetown, d. C..
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BERRYS DISTRICT.

Pursuant to call, the Union voters of
Berry's District met at Colesville on the
25th inst. The meeting was organized
by calling DIR. JOSIAH HARDING to the
chair, and selecting JOSEPH FAwcETT,
Secretary. .
On motion of DR.. f. P. Duvall, a
committee of five was appointed by the
chair to select Delegates to attend the
Convention to be held in Rockville on the
Sth of August. The committee report
ed the following list Of names which was
accepted:
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rrgJAMIN F. wADDY ,
UNION DISTRICT MEETINGS.
CRACKLlN DISTRICT.

Pursuant to public notice, large num-
Der CT Democratic and Union voters met
al Laytonsvillc, ON Saturday the 25th
inst.
The meeting was organized by select
ing SAMUEL RIeos of r. Charm an, and
Gao Z. PoPE, Secretary. The Chirman
briefly stated the objects of the meeting
and, on motion of Edward W. Owens,
the Chairman was authorized to appoint
ff.een persons torecommcnd to the meet
ing suitable persons for District officers
and delegates to the County Convention.
The committee retired, and after CON
sultation, returned and made the follow
inc report, all of which was unanimously
adopted:
For Supervisor, VIM. Thompson of
VIM. Justices of the Peace, Samuel
Riggs of G., Hazel Hobbs and William
Oneale Constables, Andrew 0. Donald
and Joseph Snyder
Delegates to to the County Conven-
tion
Jacob Day, Jr., Thos D Riggs,
OAtLd bph ldu, W III IlCe,
Joshua r Dorsey, Reuben Manakee,
Greenbury Gartrell, VIM Thompson of R
John Mills, Il A Day,
VIM Soper, Joseph Gardner,
Geo I Pope, VIM Barnsley
Amos Coxcn, Zadock Magruder,
Maccubin Waters, Samuel Riggs of Il
Samuel O Dorsey, Gassaway Watkins,
Horatio Griffith, j w Bell,
j 7 D Magruder, VIM Groomes,
John Brady, Ed W Owen,
Michael Donolne, N NJ Hobbs,
Thomas Landslide, Robt Plummer Jr.
On motion it was ordered that the
chairman and secretary sign the forego-
ing proceedings, and that they be pub
lish, J ia the Sentinel.
SAMUEL RIGGS of R., Chm.
Gro. T. PORE, Sec'v
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On motion of Capt n Worthington
these proceedings were ordered to be
signed by the Presidentand Secretary and
published in the Rockville Sentinel /;
when, on motion, the meeting adjourned
JOHN w. SHAW, Chm.
z n GRIFFITH, See'y.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-07-31
ROCKVILLE DISTRICT.

In accordance with a previous notice,
q respectable number Of the Democratic
voters Of Rockville District, assembled
At the Courthouse on Saturday last, for
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NIEDLEY'S DISTRICT.

Pursuant to previous notice, the Union
voters of Medley's District assembled at
Poolesville on Saturday the 25th inst,
The meeting was organized by calling
Henry ScHoLL to the Chair, and APP
pointing GEORGE w. CHiswELL Secre-
try
The object of the meeting having been
stated by the Chair--on motion, COM
nitsee of nine was appointed by the
Chair, to retire and report thirty dele
CITES to represent Medley's District, in
tie County Convention, to be holden in
Rockville on the Sth of August next
The committee after retiring returned
he names of the following gentlemen
esse t Hyatt, Jacob T Snyder,
Thomas Peter, Joseph Brewer,
George w Spates, Thomas Read,
Jonathan B Benson, Camden r Nichols,
isaac Young, Christian Hershey,
John A j Leonard, VIM Q Se,lman,
John NJ Veirs, Maj John Smith,
A Il Soper, Leonard Hays,
Geo w Chiswell, = II Clements,
Howard brilhth, Henry Seholi,
III w Trundie, Solomon Plummer,
Rich'd II Jones, Geo Brewer,
Col Ii ShreYe, Columbus Dade,
Henry Beall, VIM b Howard,
A j Hosknson, John II Austin.
A Resolution was offered and adopted
that each delegate be authorized to APP
point a substitute, and that the delegates
at the County Convention have the pow
er to fill vacancies and to east the full
vote Of all the delegates
A Resolution was offered and adopted,
postponing the nomination of district Of
licers until further notice, and an Exec
utiyc COMMITTEES appointed, consisting
Of A. Il. Soper, Howard Griffith, and
VIM. o. Sellman, who are to call meet
ing of the voters Of the district when
ever in their opinion it is advisable to do
so.
On motion, the proceedings be signed
by the Chairman and Secretary, aud pub
lished IN the Rockville Sentinel.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
HENRY SCIIOLL, Chm.
CSC. w. CuswELL, Seey.
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the purpose of appointing thirty dele
gates to meet in County Convention, on
Saturday, the 9Th of August next and
to select district candidates. Organized
by appointing JNo. w SPATEs,Chairman,
and DAVID II. BoUIo Secretary
On motion, a committee Of ten was
appointed by the Chair, who reported
the names of thirty as delegates to the
general convention, which report was
rotiGo1 Win,
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WHO WANTS A GOOD COOK.

SHE is about 30 years OF age, has four
~ children---irom years down---and is in
every way most excellent servant Sold for
no fault, but simply because the owner has too
many. Be.quck or yon may lose your chance
Let application be made at once ~ the Office
OF this ralcr, lmey s-sf u,
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CHUR NJ S.
PLOUGH POINTS.
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
~ partnership lately subsisting between
VIM BRADDocK Co., Of Montgomery county,
has been this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All debts owing to the said partnership are to
be received by the said VIM. Braddock, and all
demands on the SAID partnership to be present.
ed to him for payment.
All persons indebted to the firm are request
ed to close their accounts either by cash or
notes at short date, as the business OF the firm
must positively be closed within as short time
as is practicable
VIM. BRADDOCK will continue to
carry on the business, at the old stand, on
Quality Hill WIN. BRADDOCK & co.
Nav l. l857
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GTlIO. PHOSPHATE OF LIME. PLAS-
TER, AND OTRER FERTILIzERS.


PERUVIAN GUANO, No. !, furnished M
the Government price, the ton of 2240 lbs. de-
liyered either from ship, warehouse atth Point,
or at my Warehouse, up town, on terms tho
most advantageous to dealers and consumers.
MEXICAN GUANo, selected from cargoes,
rich in Phosphates.
PHOSPHATE or LINE, manufactured
expressly for my agency.
ALso--PL4STER and other Fertilizers.
5io~ For the convenience of Farmers. their
orders will be filled either at the Guano harg
or q my Warehouse, No. l4l WEST PRATT
STREET, near Light, at all times withou, de-
lay. Expense avoided if possible, and made
light when unavoidable.
B. NJ. RHODES,
No. III West Pratt street, Baltimore.
1sas- All orders left with WILLIAM BRAppocx
Rockville, Md, win meet with prompt atten.
ton. feb. 20, '57--y
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On motion, the meeting proceeded to
nominate candidates for district Offices,
when the following we're selected:
For Justices of the Peace-George
r. Braddock, John Offutt and Madison
f. Harriss.
For Constables-Joshua w. Ohutt,
and John A. T. Kilgour.
For Supervisor-Wm. Garrett
On motion, it was
Resolrea, That any member of the
delegation to the general convention has
the power to appoint substitute, and
should he fail so to do, then his place to
be filed BY the delegation present,
ReSolred, That the above proceedings
be signed, and published in the "Senti-
nell"
When, on motion, the meeting ad-
journed.
JOHN w. SPATEs, Chm.
d. Fl. BoUIo, Secretary.