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Stock of Merchandise and Business for
So1a

p ARE 0PpGHTUNdTX.-W offer for sale
III the new and fine stock of Goods owned by u.s. in
the city of Muscatne, Iowa. consisting of Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods, Notions, &C., very eisonabe
terms. N
The stock Is In the very best condition, having been
bought and used for exclusive wholesale trade There
are no cut goods, broken packages The business al
ready established large and valuable and better
opportuI ity to engage In heavy and profitable Jobbng
business can be found In the entire West. i . T., 4.
This is the only exclusive Wholesale Dry Goods house
in this city 5.-F
Our other business engagements are the only
Tor our disposipg of this stock and business.
So To responsible parties who give satisfactory
securities, long time will be given.
Address apply to ABBOTT BUTTON,
Jan. o-d&wim Muscatlne, Iowa.
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The march of mind in our day is great, but
the march of gullibility would seem to be YET
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Dyer's Healing Embrocation should be in ev-
cry house, workshop and factory. squires 4
R,oss aoents for Southern Iowa
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BREAD THls-For all Bowel Diseases, Cholera, Dr.
arrhea, Dyspepsia ratuency, Constipation, and Gem
eral Debility know of nothing better than Dr. Hos
letters Celebrated Stomach Bitters. One wine glass
taken three times each day, before meals, will be sure
cure for the above diseases, will remove all heavness
from the stomach keep you free from costiveness, assist
digestion, give good appetite, and irpart healthy
tone to the whole system. Every family should keep
these Bitters on hand during the summer season as
family medicine. For sale by all principal druggists and
dealers generally r --.r ~ -.- - r.
prJ
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Col. BENTON FOR THE FEMALE PHYSICIANS
Col Benton is to deliver special lecture in
Boston in aid of the New England Female Med-
cal College. Ina letter to one of the lady man
ayers, he says please to let it be known that
it is for the exclusive benefit of your institution,
which has my best wishes for its success, as well
as my best judgement for its utility
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Adversities are blessings in disguise. We
know Il man who has lived six months on a
sprained ANGLE. He belong 10 half dozen socie-
ties and draws four dollars week, from each.
lie once spent summer at Saratoga on sore
throat.
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The Passenger train .hen near this place.
Tuesday, run OF the track = the cars were
We understood that two - sn ;n;n,r to
badly injured, We have not heard
persons. -M4ndota Press.
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GOOD Fcelint I'M WnshinRton.


The correspondent of the N. Y journal of
Commerce makes the following record of good
feeling, at least in the social world at Washing
ton:
New Years was regarded here as holiday
for old andyoung, and all business was suspend
ed, even that of the newspapers. During the
visits and interchanges of salutations at various
places it was evident that party and sectional
lines were disregarded, and the best feeling
seemed to prevail. Gen. Cass called upon Mr..
Seward and other leaders of the Republican par
ty, and was cordial with every one, which was
considered by some as an indication that he will
remain here for some time in connection with
the Government; but, even if he were on the Sd
of March to bid farewell to Washington, he is
not man to cherish bitter feelings towards his
political opponents When he called upon Mr..
Marcy yesterday, some conversation occurred
which was quite amusing to the bystanders.
Gen. Cass remarked that the climate of Wash
ington agreed with him better than the cold win
tiers of Michigan; and Gov. Marcy coacurred in
the same preference, but with some sly raillery.
'It is said that Gov. Marcy will continue to re-
side here with his friends Gen. Gushing will
probably make this his permanent residence. l
find that both Northern and Southern people
who have resided here for any length of time
are reluctant to leave the place, ana are very
anxious to get back to it with or without Office,
but especially NTH.
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The PRISTER.-The printer, in his folio her.
aldeth the world. Now come tidings of we'd
dings, niummeres, entertainments, jubilees,
wars, foundations, thetts, murders, massacres,
meteors, comets specters, prodigies, shipwrecks,
pracies, sea-fights, lawsuits, pleas proclama-
tons, embassies trophies, triumphs, revels,
sports, plays; then again, as in new shifted
scene, treasons, cheating, tricks, robbers, enor.
nous villainies of all kinds, funerals burials,
new discoveries, expeditions, now comical, then
tragical matters. To-day we hear of new Off
GERS created, to morrow of great men deposed,
and then of fresh honors conferred one is let
loose, another is imprisoned; now plenty, then
again dearth and famine; one runs, another
rides, wranges, laughs, weeps, &c. Thus we
hear such like, both public and private news
[Old Buttons Anatomy of Melancholy,
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PARRY e. FREEMAN,

Successors J. NJ Swan, Store Of Sd Jefferson sts)
y ESPECTFGSE.E inform the old friends and
IL patrons of the late j. ~ Swan, and the public gem
orally that have nd and shall continue to Keep
a complete assortment OF Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes,
Queenswsre Groceries, &C., which We will sell mt prices
that will insure to continuance OF the very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed this establishments
Please call and examine stock and prices.
dec. 2T-dlmw3m. rs .s 4r..t ...,.
IIARWEssS ATTENTy0E.---OgE HUN.
L DRIED TONS or CORN HUSR.S wanted imme-
diaely, for which the Hhest Cash Price will he paid
at GAYLORD d Co.'S Furniture Warerooms, Washing.
ton street, Burlington, Iowa. [dec 2I-lmdw
yNAEWENE-Scxvs for tfie million!
w T. HUTCHINSON CO., have made arrange
ments by which they furnish Wataga and Kewanee
Coal in any quantities. and low rates any house
this side of the bank. ---s..t. 4tE'aE+
sE Orders left at Ogden Copp's on Water Street,
will be promptly attended to.
dec 22-bptf. Gazette copy) .-- a-IF
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The Greatest ssedicl Discovery of the
Age is
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.


AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
They don't HELp" complaints, but they CURE them.
One Box has cured Dyspepsia
Three Boxes have cured the cases of Scrohils.
Two Boxes have cured Erysipelss
One Box always cures the Jaundice.
Three Boxes are sure cleans the system from Bels
often less than one does It, usr
Two Boxes have completely cured the worst ulcers
the legs.
Small doses seldom fail to cure the Piles. -r
One dose cures the headache arising from foul sto
mach. I y14zfl4s s-ef sztt a.rss
Strong doses often repeated e1pai every worm from
the body. They Should be given to children, who
always more or less afflicted with this scourge. .ts
As genuine Physict they have equal.
:, One Observation-Disclosures Of the Liver.
ksHalf Box cures Cold. $3.50
They purify the blood, and thus strike the founda
tion of every disease.
As Dinner Pill there is not their equal the world.
They purely vegetable, and can do no harm, but
doaccomplish an unaccountable aTnounsof good.
Prepared by Dr. c. AYRE, Practical Chemist Low
ELL Mass, sold by all Druggists and Deaiersn Med.
cine through this section dec 8 x2m AZ
LIBRARY Editions OF standard Pc.
Ii eticaI Notwithstanding Shakespeare, Beau.
mont and Fletcher, Milton, Pope byron, Burns, Moore
Scott Mrs. Hemans, spenser, Be-, &c, ier sale BY
-
dec. /. Barres House Buildings
DLAyk EOOKS.-J. P. BROWN, Barret House
ID Blu ldings has just received large assortment of
Blank Account Books, including Lsdgers, Journals Day
Books. Cash Books, Records, , Memoir and
Pass Books, Copy and Composition BOOKS Copying and
Drawing Books &c, &c, all aud styles Of binding
from the best manufacturers and wiz be sold
Eastern prices (Dny 26ttr) sfs3
NEW EsOOkS.-Lte Dorrir, by Dickens.
IN Recolectons of allie Time, by 5. u. Goodrich,
peter Pariey,) vols.
Elephant Club, BY Doesticks.
Lena Rivers, by Mira. N. s.. Holmes.
naaors Of PaIcoab-isige. 81, git.
Nolst; Or he Cross aid Tie cfown, by Miss McIn-
Just tscesssa it taec. lseR5 BROWNS bookstore.
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3 Tho Pubic ssheos ,a 9. fsaos! ,aoDo teach
ara s,.Ns and over soo.,. ~ papus.
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SALT RrvER.-The Despatch being asked to
state the origin of the much used political phrase
up Salt River" replies thus:
awe have read and heard various anecdotes
accounting for the origin OF the phrase, but none
OF them seem so satisfactory to us as the follow
ing: Shortly after the admission Of Missouri, a
candidate for Congress was defeated by an over
whelming majority in that State. Indeed, SO
badly was he beaten, that he determined to leave
the district in which he ran forthwith, without
consulting his neighbors. He retired to the
neighborhood of Florida, Monroe county. Short
ly after, on being inquired for by sympathising
friends, they were informed that "he had gone
up Salt River" Salt River, Missouri, is formed
by three branches, which unite near Florida. 1t
flows thence east, and after serpentine course
Of eighty five miles, enters the Mississippi river
in Pike county. Small steamboats, can ascend
from its mouth to Florida. There being Salt
river in Kenoucky, which empties into the Ohio,
similar story is reported of gentleman who
ran for Governor there some years ago, and who
was, like the would be Congressman, badly beat
en-" \
Weimagine the true explanation of the phrase
in question is to be found in the fact that Salt
river is such crooked stream that when fell
low is "rowed up" to its source, he is not likely,
very soon, if ever, to find his way back again.
Keokuk Times
We imagine the Times, knows as well as any
paper in Iowa.
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Awestern editor says that the ladies wea
corsets from a feeling of instint, having natu
raj love of being squeezed.
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Chicago e Burlington r r. Ii

NOTICE to stock Men.-On and after Mon
day, the 10Th inst, there viii be three Stock Trains
! week, Monday, Wednesday and Friday from BuriiEg
Chicago, which have equal rights with passenger
please to give notice the day before shipping that
Cars may provided for themalso, to get their stock
over in good Stock Train leaves East Buriing
ton at $50 A. IL. G G HAMMOND,
ian 1I-w3m Genr Snp't ABRR.
& Gazette copy 3uay DAVID REMIGk,
+ Gent Agent @ 4 II r., Burlington Iowa.
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A Good Chance For Bargains.

A Good Chance For Bargains.
HAVING large stock Of the following articles
III hand and not wishing to keep them over anoth-
err season, have concluded 30 dispose of them at
greatly reduced prices, So all that wish to
lay their money to advantage would do well to call
and examine my stock:
Heavy Over Goats, Pants and Vests;
a4 Woollen Under Shirta and Drawers;
Woollen and Cotton Flannels, all c0lors;
Men and Women's Buffalo Over Shoes;
Men and Women's Rubber Boots and Shoes;
Girls Rubber Boots so cents pair;
Bed Blankets and Comforts;
Pilot and Beaver Cloths;
Heavy Cassimeres end Cassinetts;
Men and Boys Heavy Boots and Shoes;
Burlington, jan 10, 1857. HENRY H SCOTT,
E4e4 @{ff. s7r1 Main Street
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The BLUE RIDGE OF VIRGINIA TUNNELED-
The Blue Ridge Tunnel was finally carried
through the mountain last week On Monday
morning the augurs appeared from either side,
not more than half an inch apart, and the per-
foration was complete. The Staunton Specta-
torsays:
$50 accurately has been all the calculations
made by Col Grocer, that the augur holes from
both ends of the Tunnel were only half an inch
distant from each other, when they met, and
the difference in the length of the Tunnel, as
computed by measurement on the outside, over
the top of the mountain, and as accurately mea-
sured inside, after the perforation, was less than
six inches. The draft at the perforation is strong
enough to cxtinguish light on the eastern
sden
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AFrenchman who was exhibiting some sacred
relics and other curiosities, produced, among
other things, sword, which he assured his Wis
itors was "De sword dat Balaam had when he
would kill de ass" A spectator remarked that
Balaam had no sword but only uished for one.
Yer we'll, dis'is de one he wished for.
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VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dive

w Ill. n. 0aCCUelOT 0d1T OyS.
Gray, Red or Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to beanti
full and natural Brown Black without The least injury
to the hair or ska. ~ . -a
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
ofhis famous Dye. Prejudice aganstDyng the hair and
whiskers UNJUST as 1t would be against covering bald
head witha wig.
VIM. A. Bachelors hair Dye producesa color not to
bedstinguished from and WARRANTED not in
jure it the least however long 1t may be continued.
Made, sold applied Gin nine private rooms) at the
Wig Factory, 1888, Broadway, Ny. r- -.-a. H.
Sold in all the cities and towns of the U. 8. by Drug
gists and fancy goods dealers.
sH The genuine has the name and address upon 1t,
steel plate engraving, four sides ofeach bottle.
VIM A. BACHELOR,
s-. 23s, Broadway, Ny.
soldin Burlington by A. Hendricks, and squires l.
i.CS
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DaIley's Magical Pain Extractor.


There never has been discovery made in Materia
Medica, whereby pain can be so quickly alayed and
where parts In high state Of Inflammation can be SO
rapidly reduced their natural state where wounds
be thoroughly and rapidly healed, and
decayed parts restored without either defect,
than with DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
In Cuts, wounds, sprans and bruises, casualties to
which children constantly subjectthe action OF the
genuine DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR, is ever the
same! How much pain and suffering may not thus be
prevented Moreover life itsefis often dependent upon
having at hand the Genuine DALEY EXTRACTOR, and
for particulars Of which respectfully refer to my print
ed pamphlets the truth of which hold
sibe.
Nocase of burns and scads, how severe has
yet in any instance, resisted the all powerful
pain suhduing and healing qualities of the DALLEY's
PAIN EXTRACTOR. .'5l s@ -.s'=-
No PAIN EXTRACTOR IS GENUINE unless the box has up
it steel Plate Engraved Label with the signatures
O. V. CLICKENER CO., proprietors, and HENRY
DALEY manufacturer. +si . sFa.s -r'5
Price25 cts per box. -i
s All orders should be addressed to c. ". Cckener
Co., 81 Barclay street, n. Y.
Sold by all drugsistsand medicine dealers throughou
thetJnit ed +. . e21ly
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Immense Success,

- over Two Thousand Bottles OF
McLean's Celebrated STRENGTHENING
Cordial and Esiood Purifier
Were sold last week. and the demand IS increasing every
day. 8s
The great sale that has rapidly sprung up for this
renaedys owing TO It's intrinsic merits THOUSANDS
OF weak feeble and debitated persons IN this city
been insis healthy and strong by taxing 1T. $3.50
II the best ALrERATIyE in the WORLD, and the only
remedy that viii purity the BLOOD, and te same time
sTRsseTHEs and syiGonArs the whole organization
II will eecualiy all complains Of the LfyEs sro-
ZACH, BOWELS, such LIVER coXrLArSr, ugsp.cux
BioussEss, BAD BREATH, pTsPgPsfA soua Ioss
ArFETrE, NERVOUS DISEASES FAIsTssss WEAKNESS or
DEBILITY, or any disease Of the wosB rIDxEYgor nappK
and remove yeliowneis sores from the sim tits
sure preventative OF YEILow rRsGk cHrlis aarr AID
rEyEE CHOLERA, or any prevailing epidemic There is
no mistake aboutit
- Every bottle Is warranted to give satisfaction.
yt. It's very pleasant It leaves delightful arc.
matte hsyoi IN the mouth after ,akineit. 1zas
III MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor OF this Cordial
Also aeLean's Volcanic OIL LinIment "a
Principle depot on the conner Of Third and Pin
"'eA'' - 1''st'o. pcrs.lmv
I 3
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AZ YOU WANT A
III A r or G. A p

aG III A r or G A p
Cheaper than you buy it elsewhere, and SO MA
HA Wiley
7. Hestern Boot Music and Hat
SFOK r., ~ t4F
vFHu5r p in Starts new Building, -.a-,s .- -s
THIR ID SIR REET,
Next North of the Barrett House Building.
S20- Go and see for YOURSELF Jan. IL.
n IL. SWEETSEIe has just received at the new
" cheap Boot and Shoe Store No. 2, Barrett House
Building Jefferson street, large and varied assortment
Of Fail and Winter goods, OF every descIip.
tion which he will sell CHEAP for CASH. liberal DIS
count made to the trade. U. H.sWEETSER, Agent.
burlington. Oct. 1. d&wtf
IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS of MERCHANDISE +.
All freight going West Of Burlington, Iowa, marked
Care of H. NJ RR.," and al freight gong the Mis-
sissipp River from Burlington Unmarked Care of C.B.
O. r. r. will be promptly forwarded without any charge
for Storage Commission. shippers DESTROYS OF saving
those charges requested to be particular 10 mark
above. ~ 9t-. aH WIN. II. BACKUS,
..s. -- ..,. .,. .. Sup,' B. NJ, Il. Il.
q. G.. HAMMOND,
ih,,Gp, Sty,t n IA
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n - ~ =
1t sv in. sr,,cer. 4. Fl. s...
III ~, r9i,-iA rss g = 80. W ~
hssk se1is ma isi ~ ~. ~ az ~ 49, -
70 Che hooks sd his hsad white vh red ears snsoo
crop on sacn sar san appsx-as ~ ts right, seven
e'kni yess oia. Apprnissa - twenty dollars
ons rea Gov hse 2r 81 white hssrt in fore
n<sd some white on belly, isfs ana tA white SPOT
cfeg Ga rgns ear ana uiiasr-sit Ia lsf- ~
PRAISED =, eighteen dollars. 81,
vnc req S5N threeo Or toas years %, whiss hssd and
red ears, each ear split, white along back, belly and legs
up % INC hooks
One Hsifer Calf near Che same color. The two sp.
pr o at =, twenty Ave dollars.
ears not narsea npns.,ssS !, IN sssu Sasss
| Apurassed by A. al sssr,Ss a., j a. waiter sna
po,red hefare g,ar,r ws,,s.s a =. ~ - p.a ~
at,sst ian a,ws ~ nse, ~ "a. ~ Is =,
: y - y sss, ~ .-sssY
TWO ESTRAy COWS
TAKEN UP by Jne. ". Johason, OF Lots Greek
Tp.. Ringgoid County Iowa, tie ist day Of Dec
ls56 Cows, black, dropped horns The points
en- white s2o. op isi. side o. Dag seven old
erop os ne end ana smooth sror n, is. ana andsr.
sioe seven or .Ivh wars old Said cows Ised A.
tbr;y aolars Nv nty.r Nsf,nns ara WSn rJohnson
and pes,.., brss,. d -. ~ l,sy nee a isss
Attsst. Tisn sa ~ Ias n nAntSs "a iuavs
y - -
rive Es,rRAY HORSES.
TAKEN TIP b. abraham sshoeh. living In sand
Greek Tg.. Ringgeid County, Iowa, on the sth day
sprnr. with was nina ~, nh ra.sh M. s,.s nns
Waite Horse, eleven wears old las. sprlns WIN one
notch m his len nostru SAID harsss xsy na.,s5 be-
fore Hiram, lines Esq. on the 1lth say az orr A ID
1854 and appraised at oae Ha .rsa aud F,y Dollars.
Given under my hand this sih day OF pee d lssS
jan pow JAMES o HAaANs,
3. County JutiSe OF Eipvvoja cos,n,y tov~
rrAEESa' ~, X, wsns,sIi PR. H. Wsst Po,t r.,
Rin,so,a cennss Low tsa ss,s,s. ',nna,ea :, r.
thrre var aid LAD snrins o,s marked MIN s,o o
un.r ist and Lol a. r,rh, ~ ro,, 81 ,,oa o., Nj, ~
lsf ar raj ma ah,ts .no.,sd Ts piar sir.r, snJ
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+ SUPPOSED MURDERER ARREsrEp.-We learn
from the Iowa City Reporter that few days
SINCE some gentlemen Of Fort Des Moines, on
reading the published description of the sus-
pec,ed perpetrators of the murders in PoweshieI
county last fall, concluded that he was an old
resident ofPolk county by the name of Thomas.
He was arrested on the affidavit OF Mr. McCiel-
land. The justice decided that he had no Jur,s-
diction to hold the prisoner for requisitlon or
examination. as the murder was not committea
In POLK county. However, Mr.. Morgan, for
merly barber in Iowa City, and = man named
Han went to the House OF the murderer, and
without process, took him to Aontezuma on
Friday last.
The circumstances are such that there is no
apparent possibility of mistake in the man
Muscatine Journal.
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FuaIrlvS SLAVES IN BosroS.-The Boston
Traveller of Saturday says:
1--WE are informed thattwo fugitives, who had
succeeded in making their escape from Their
masters in the South, have arrived in this city
The present week. One of the slaves was from
the state Of Mississippi, and escaped in vessel
ia arrived here night before last; and states
that Yesterday he say his master, accompanied
| bya we'll known slave catcher sn the streets OF
our city. Once before, tho fag't'ss s.Stes, ne
! s.ade an attempt to escape, but was tnen SAP,
-. II and carried back, when his master told
s;r, e 4. Was ever caught again in the act o.
.nmn;nr az he shocld be shot. The other iug,.
.n Inns .ss frc,n The S.ste Of Virginia and made
h;s Ma .ssane by land. Ths Vigilance Semmls.ee
~. ,h;s city Immediately took prompt and e1ecta,
Issues to pus them in place ol sstety, ana
q srs now beyond the reach Of their pursa'
they !,
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fNLOCKS.-A few more Of those handsome Clocks
~ at s1,75 cents for sale at SCoTT'S, B9
Jan 10 Main Street.
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SCENE AT CONGRESS- HALL, SARAToGA.-"My
dear Bella, who is that fowsy looking woman in
the corner, with horrid red nose ''Why Clara
dear, that is Mrs. DeCodiish, of Mackeral square.
New York" 'Dear me, is she anybody in par
ticular? "Why love, most certainly; she is a
twenty three trunk lady" Is it possible do
introduce me-whata splendid looking creature
she is"
A New WRINKLE.-Ninety-six young ladies OF
Memphis have petitioned the Council of that city,
to clean out and pave a certain street. 1t is
needless to say that the petition was granted at
onra
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TWO EsTRAY STEERS.

WV ~ - = 49, + 7.
TAKEN Ue by Charles Powers. living In Sand
u Greek Up. Rnggold County, Iowa, on the @th day
of Nov. A 1856, Ok, mostly white, with biasish
spots. Posted before Barton nunnug Esq, and ap-
praised to be worth thirty dollars, the 2Sd day Of
Nov. \ ID 1855.
Attest: JAMES @ HAGANS,
jan Cow County Judge OF Rnggoid Co, Iowa.
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a Splendid Farm Tor Sale.
THE place known as the Ballard Yarn, miles north
i of Burlington the Burlington and louisa Plank
Road. The above is highly improved and under good
state of cultivation with two story frame house and
other out buildings, ine bearing orchard, steam
and grst mill adjoining, and also tavern
stand and witha in Of the best neightorhoods In
the sntry To be sold on accommodating terms For
further particulars, enquire az the Office Of
au3OdGwtf So j. W. w. ID. GILBERT.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-21

nUEENSyYARE.-As splendid assortment of
NJ Queensware and Glassware, for sale at very low
prices jan 49, SCOTS, Main Street.
CROCERIES.-Ih have received q large stock of
" Groceries, consisting Of Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Rice,
Moasses Apples, Spices, Candies Soap Tobacco, de-,
IAN 10 HENRY H SCOTT, Main Street.