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Bachelors. ~
BE careful, young man, in the prime ofyour
life, sse l5g7 s.ssios 'ssssss
Not to fool your existence away; 1faA
The best thing Cor you is to hunt you a wife,
And marry her right away. 'af9
a bachelors life is . horrible strife,
OF earthly existence alone, = -- ~ D.
And when they are dead anu all has been
7s said, - 81 '@~ -a' t,g5
there's no one can tell where they re
gone. .les.---,..s
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MIR. HARDY retnrns his thanks 20 the
Az citizens of Burlington and vicinity fer their
previous patronage and so!cits continuance feeling
confident that he can contnde TO give perfect sasac
len. 4& III 4s1s 9asn WA. 8s9ff = .fF71f 10
Owing to hard times have purchased Goods very
mucn lower than formerly that enables sell
Oil Goods In my line from 20 % per cent less than any
good - represented the money reinnaed. Ny stock
consists OF the following Goods, In ,ss4e s's M
ROAgVVMnd. m nhatw1nNv np.-n
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1t cost the city of New York S4,799
to remove the body Of Gen. Worth from
Greenwood cemetery to the monument cree
ted to his honor near Madison square !; the
liquor bill was 800 the catafalque cost
Sfs93, and the war horse led behind the
hearse was hired att livery stable for 81,
said to have been his third appearance us
the steed Of deceased generals.
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II -, my dear.
- II ahoula like 70 know hov you have cook
\ "a il lwill bet anything you have spoiled
= TO my eating (Takss 81 the oover.) I
/ I thosgat ss,whss il cssstion possessed you
4 Why, ny dear, I Thought yos liked il best
u 4 You dida't think any such thing. You
kasw bstser-I never liked fried &sh-why
didnt you boil il r
v my dear, the last time ~ had fresh ish
|. yon know boiled Il and you said you liked
y best fried But have boiled some also
~ 10 saying, che lifted up the cover, and 10
The shoulder Of God nicely boiled, were
neatly deposited inc dish, sight of which
would have made On epicure rejoice, bat
which added to the illnature of the hus
band 1 Y staae7
7 "A pretty dish, this r exclaimed he ;
> "sboiled 6shl chips and porridge! If You
men, yoa would have made it into chow
der r.
His patient wife, with smils, immediate
" placed turesn before him containing an
excellent chowder.
n, my DEAR said she, 81 was resolved to
please yoa. Here 10 your favofite dish"
"Fsvorite dish indeed! dare say it il
aa unpalatable wishy -washy mess. would
rather have boiled frog than the whole of
It" t..-aTs I E
n. This was . common expression Of his, and
had been anticipated by his wife, who as
soon % the preference was expressed, I'M
covered large dish near her husband, and
! there was large ba1I:frog, Of portentous
dimensions and pugnacious aspect, stretched
out at full length Zachariah sprung from
4 his chair mot little frightened It the unex-
pected apparition. as
~ my dear," said his wife, in kind entreat-
ing tone, II hope you will Ut length be able
10 make dinner" j sas5- :. ~
Zachariah could mot stand this His sur
" mood WIS finally overcome, and he burst
out into hearty laugh. He acknowledged
that his wife was right and that he was
wrong, and declared that she should never
again have occasion to read him such anoth-
lesson; and he was a. good az his word.
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NGAHGEI QR. lazz.

YNHE Michigan Central Railroad has the advant.re i,
an EsctGstre 7slsglA LSss, used entirely foT NJ
1sif HEs9G Ge caiS4oo
| 5:i6 = m. ExParss aiArlr-Raking direct thrsugh
connections 70 niagara Faih, Buffalo, New York ana
7:45 .. m. Grclsssn E1rsrss- Making drec,
connections tOlAssyettt, Indianapolis Cincinnati New
Albany, koisyie, Dayton, Colambus, GAINESVILLE wheel.
ing Pittsbnrg, Baltimore Phisdephia and Washington
7:45 =. m. TELEGRArH ExPaEss-A Arriving Al Mag
ara Fslm " B0fAlo next nioFnng, New York Il = -
Phi1dephia via ElmIra at 10 T., Boston Il IL q
night Connects at Paris with Buffalo aud Lake Huron
b 9: for Buffalo and all points East .-f \ -
York at second day. Bass4n q .. T., ana g
Philadelphia 1880 second morpine. 81 IN, - !.
J. Baso ssas INK ali a I. S.s.
snd nasea ~ sa;s -" n air III points inn
ses 1 asy sse Rs.d 81 ~ ss.S,
Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Dsytsn Celumhas zanesvilie
nssiontains, Wheeling Bai.inore. Washington, Pss-
- m z.ot.. ~ - ezteass, Bsrstaess~ q Qst..
Y, GaisNa 4 chicago tnioH.s kisois GsalroJ .as1
q chicago, Mctag incorporate psssss1srs n NJ
a.. t.i ! :. u, 400 -. a.a /. 80 -. -.
te c wv sesas5 N& I. I'm y
70 kmgsson, Ogdensbnrs, Montreal, Qnsbec, AID III
Isins. V Canada East. Ne9tAarn rsrnoas New Hsnp-
ven Known ~ me travelling publ,c thai mi. R..a
has no competitor 81 equal laenitiee from Chcaro n
hiasa.s Fslis Nev forh, Boston, Osdsnabarsh. Non.
NE nnly Train fhaf Ieavss Chicago SATURDAY. .sAs !.
Svsf 'A1 NJ sG s g. Train apaasy. sas
baggage checked through 20 Niagara Fails, pulAle.
Ney York, noston. k,snira and PhFH1olpAia. =
q Passengers esrsving - Chicago ~ any ~
9aiirusds VIII End copeteHt Ageussun The caSe, ard
scossy hsir baggase Y ths Deeet M
1HSO Dor 17Crx7E6 0OO ros 1yY1SYDxra,
A0oNanE ha1AsU - nasAh sostR an1 snouaSs thslr
Mats ean - be1ghA - The dleleaa, ecep " - w.
.lso - the tAapsn9er Depot pl " lAke seet, ana ~
sescets, Chicago, opposite The 1senseaa 1e11e.ts E5
u. ,. 6PAULbIM0,
May ]. 1881. Oenerai Paaa HS..a
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| AUNT I.lzzIEs CoURrsu1p.-Why you see,
when my man came a courtin me, 1 hadn't
the least Thought of what he was after
| not |. Jobie came to our house one night,
after dark, and raped at the door. open
ed it, and sure enough there was Jobie.
Come in, SEE !; take cheer -,5S
No, no, Lizzie, seq he, 4 have come on an
arrant, and always do my arrants fust'
But you had better come in and take a
cheer, Mr. W =--..5-sts -
No, Ican't. The factis Lizzie I've come
on this ere courtin' business. My wife's
been dead these three weeks, and every
things been going to rack and ruin right
alorg. Now Lizzie, Ell you. re mind tn
have me, and take keer Of my house, and
my children, and my things, tell me, and Ill
cum in and take a cheer, if not, Ill get
some one else tu., sa
Why | was skeered and sed-- s.
IF you come on this courtin business,
come in. must think on it a leetle.'
No, can't till know That's my ar
rant, and can't sit down till my arrant is
done ti
Il should like to think on it day or two
Now, you needn't Lizzie N
well Jobie, if must ! must-so here's tn
ye them ~ .s..: s4.its4.. :,
So Mr. W. came in. Then he went
after the Squire an he married US right off,
an went home with .Jobie that very night
tell You what it is, these long courtins don't
amount to nothing at ALL just as well do it
in hurry. $50 .,ss -.z.. s - Z 4
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a ball was taken from the body Of a msia
at Rome, n Y, one day last week, which
had been shot into him by apro-slayery man
named Smith in Kansas, more than year
previously The ball entered the left hip
traversed the baby and lodged near the up
per rib on the right side The sufferer be-
Ing relieved IF the ball, took it with him
stating that ne should 60 to Kansas and kill
Smith with il.
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I forward you . soliloqGy ! overheard the
other dey. One Of our fellow citizens for
merly lived way deown east" and now
keeps . Boarding house and Ave hens: A
fey days since he needed butter for his ta-
bic, aad took three eggA with which he
ws1ded bis why TO the grocery for trade:
Ia swapped his three eggs for halfa pound
ofhettef On his way home he swore as no
Puritan ever before blasphemed. He eurs-
ID all each countries Where came from,
says he 10 himself, (d-n such country ]
could get butter for fourpence . pound, and
heN bqtter's worth p cents aud eggs only
fo01 bits doaon; He gave his dog kick
ana tod the hens and women folks TO spread
them1elyeA. IDes Moines Journal.
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STRAY CATTLE

G TRAY8D FcM she subscriber, living In South BuY.
hngton, in May last. AZ head OF CATTLE as follovs
One white and black Cow, speckcd. broad ann horns
! or Sugars old. rAf -
One white and re- speekled Gov, Or years old.
both half durham ~ 80 astf 8's4t tsf -
One red steer, bvcckle fiae back, With one horn ard
small notch out Of the undersde o. the teft ear
red Hefer, red Steer, and black Hire HeifeY An
yearlings and the last three Of them with hoes In he
LEFT ear. g. -
will pay liberal reward for the cattle or any In
formation that shall lead 70 their recovery.
sepe-1OWd 1919 saetfst att u W. BARLOW
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D The followine ~ Tc& fToo1. ~ Is ona IL
ne NOT rounnraHhlA S1ns,s, = - ha~>...
:. :sxxs.sar .AxFa-.. Z. o - 80
49, - =. ~ ~. III
and hee frecDue hee esae
~ Gcla4 epAl gold aojd =
Bright ard yellow, hard and oold,
Aulaen, lennepea, rslDed,a
Heavysso ket ana ligAs % hold.
:. Hoarded. haeteeed. bought and cold,
L Stolea. boesoWsd, isqaanlere.l, dolsd. Hsss
Spurned ~ the yOane, but hugged by the
al ses e,s .si.ssea.s M s+sss4.s 49,
TO the very verge Of the cl,urchvard
n Mould sEasss tsfsaes
Price of many a crime untold:
Gold! gold kold vold sss4 III
Good or bad. 4 thorsand fnN.
How wide it, agencies yarv... sassss
To aave. 10 rain. a. ourse. n hle.a.sg
And. eyeu III rnfnfSs4 I, IN exrrssaey
4suw e4amoed v;th the ;m.re of Good
~ Oueen Ress --E
AID NV al BIoodv N.rv. - -
1855 7as n $50 's--4--l "a
yfogen b Ooath--TinRular Case.
Dining the Nn,emner col6 .r.n 80 ,.r.
sona vere frozen "a daafh - the v;c;n;tv of
s.. Jo.enh- .M,s.onr,' One IRA. . neyross
belonsine q, d. France who rot lo.t r =
thicket near Platte river and vss fnund the
NEXT dav afier : ,aevere. atorsn. lifelesa and
stiG, and the other 4 white woman. an eccen-
trio strnn0er who had wandered into thsl
neichborhood Of the Platte. askino alma
which. in that rich country. were freelV civ
en- her No one knew her history. nor did
ahe aeem "a have friend ON earth excent 3
little boy, some nine wears old. whom she
called her SON. and who was the faithful
COMPANION of her cratic peregrinations.-
The ~ecounk in the ST. Louis Republican
saws: 1851
When this cold spell came. q gentleman
advised her to come 70 town when he would
see that she was comfortably provided for;
but she refused and said that It was her des-
tiny to wander. The second morning after,
the little bow came to his house and told him
that his mother was dead that she had fro
zen TO death, and that he was almost frozen |
too The gentleman took the poor little fell |
low and had him warmed and wrapped in
thick clothing-for his garments were thin |
and torn-and then went with him. to the |
place where his dead mother lay The spec
eaclc was narrowing
In the corner Of . deserted cabin, which
had neither door nor windows to shut ont |
the cold, among some miserable remnants
Of old clothing which but half concealed
her snowy limbs, drawn up rs still in the ag-
Dny Of freezing, she lay a frigid corpse. Her
however, was Is serene as
though she slept, and faintsmile was seen
10 linger timidly about the cornes Of her
mouth as If it had been long a stranger
here, but had come back at this last moment
o let the strnnger, a. he gaxed upon il, know
hat the wan face, where misery and woe
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Wagon Depot in Burlington.

MEORFAMTt . Farmers a T6unasteru,
ehoseJusty celebrated Michigan to sell in this
market, all Of which can warrant perfect and snne.
rtof 70 any wagon In this market Can and exaine ID
samples or inquire Of those who have used them We
have sold about my ofhese wagons not one OF WhicS
has been returned on the warrant
sepI-wtf 388 5@ AGDEN 4 CfYp
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There are certain conventional usages
society which some Of our newly arrived
readers may like to know. Every gentleman
and lady is Of course provided with engraved
Or written visiting cards, bearing their name
and address. In case of removal, fresh
cards, with the new address, should at once
be Left. +''
THE EXECUTIVE MANSION.
Members Of Congress and others call on
the President Of the United States immedi-
ately after their arrival He, of course is
mot expected 10 return visits or to attend pri
vate parties. Miss Lane (who presidss over
the Presidents household) receives visitors
on Tuesday and Friday mornings, at the
usual hours, from II A. M. till p. M
Ladies who are here with members Of Con-
gress.should leave their cards.:at the Executive
mansion. On New Years day there will be
. public reception, followed by others on
Friday evenings, which will be duly announ-
ced.
Senators, as representatives of sovereign
States claim the honor Of first visit from
heads Of Departments and the diplomatic
corps. The rule Of course extends to the
families Of all these gentlemen.
HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS.
The ladies Of the different Cabinet officers
have agreed, tits understood, to receive
every Thursday morning. from IL NJ. until
4P.M. -
sbe MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE
Representatives pay the FIRST visit to heads
OF Departments, the diplomatic corps, and
Senators; also to the Speaker of the
House. 81 ssta.S' e'
All visitors should become acquainted Tim
IAsdiately altar their arrival) with the men,
Der Of the representative district in which
they reside, if they do not already know him,
OF have not brought letters Of introduction.
Letters OF introduction, If mot presented per
sonally, should be accompanied by card
bearing the Washington address Of the gen
tleman introduced. Cards accompanying
ladies should also be left, if there are ladies.
ia The family Of the gentleman to whom the
letter 10 addressed 'S1~l
Visits should always be acknowledged,
either personally. or by leaving cards.
Gentlemen leave card for the gentlemen
they visit, and another for the ladies Of his
family if there are any Ladies only leave
cards for ladies' r.. n, eg5 Kan, .'-as
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF INVITATIONS.
Invitations to dinner or supper should al
ways be promptly. acknowledged by writ
ten acceptance, or written apology for de-
clining, that the host may know how many
guests to expect 1t has sometimes happen
ca TINT expensive dinners have been prepar-
ed for thirty guests, mono Ut whom had de-
chned, yet not one half Of them would up
pear. Had the absences been civil enough
to have declined in SESSION, others might
have been invited, or the table have been
made smaller s@s LA &H
II Invitations to balls OF. parties cannot be
aecspksd, . written apology should be sent,
even IL on the evening Of the entertainment
Guests ct dinner or othor entertainments
should call on their host within week, as
IN acknowledgment Of the hospitality
I forward you soliloqGy ! overheard the 4
other day. One Of our fellow citizens for
merly lived way deown east and now
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3. & ~. Il. r. FREIGHT OFFICE. Il
laE only FreishttrAin ON this FSsa leaves Bu,iinss
designed % be forwarded ON any particular
day should be delivered on the day previous, , 80
nayS66psf. Il %sAs43at4 WM. Ii. BACKUs, Supst.s III
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Choice Farm ar SAM I

THE sabscriher oilers his Rsrm 6r al. eon.ia,ne
Y, = q u acres. lying n papyiile Township, De-
Holmes county ten iles vest of this city snd one NJ
calf miles from the y. q III. r. r. IT, farr 4 -
u cultivation With good house, Sheds stable and e1se
The above farm will be sold Il = lev or,r. .ra
vorabe tetmsif applied for soon Esoaire a shis 49,
Or OF the subscriber, two miles norm 81 New London
aovIo-dztwu 8FaA8A4& 6AnGEL CATLlN
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/. n. WASHBUR

gi B. n. WASHBuRN,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER I'M
~ Assn, DOORS, BLINDS. WINDOW.
- FRAMES. DOORsE1AN nj rs, &c.
~ ~ TIE BEAD MAIN STREET. Fl
49,. 10 j BURLiNG zDN,IOMA.@-
ALI orders BY mail Otherwise promptly attend
ed to. -.a 7i'F se.tat - IA. tanr 3A-hnvF
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1--WE MUMDMEM TRAOUNAND Fruit Az
Osnameasal Trsea; Roses, Bulbs, oArubAery, -.
Tor sale. g1aHM MI sR#88
All ~ TIE mort apsseved varieties In good condtea
andees sas - reasonable Fates st Burlington nurse
fiess too miles ssotal Of ~ cityNy sf1sA III
II apY 9J.0oWtfW " d. 10 HhUYRAM E&
saa#88. atR o0COoonOe9 . a vcSS. ConnaADck O. "
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And great variety of articles usually kept In FIRST
class warehouse, which numerous to mention.
cents o. O0. 4ata4 As@a q AEa - ~ l-s7-'-
Ght Frame Looking Glasses from 81 q to $50 90.
Mattresses 81 Is TO $50 90. 7TI5 81 Tg s.. 8 - s4
Brass Clocks with Iron frames from ~ 30 "a A. 90
liberal discount made tscountry dealers [septl 6bp
GPRINGs BEDS-A new patent. which I iii,
- put up trial Of one week and II not liked win Is
taken down, free Of chargeif kept price 81 co. ANY
eeptl6 bp 4 @54gH aT8#f m. g HARDY. 81
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Columbia St. between Water nd Main.
A GENERAL. assortment or Guns Pistols Knives
"A and sporting implements kept constantly on hand
Repairing Of all kinds done short notice and fair
prices. fv22bpv
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Why is the sofa that your father is sitting
on, like railroad stocks7 Because it is be:
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AVA hlsnce eeure Of insarutcn In socxi music for
neginnsrs. at his Nussc Room fntAncr thrtneh hin
ctore on Wednesday, evening, Dec. S,h, xt7 oclaek,
A~o, another class for singers who have sirendt
learned ihs s4<4sst Of Music and wish perfect .lc.
tees IN PrActce On Monday evening, Dec. Ia n the
sase place and hour. = &s3. -
Terms - for aeourse Of twelve lessons pay able in
advance. e@ 1855 8 &skEs 1' Idec7
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y EAL Estate In Council Bluffs and
~ OAoh0s--RerponB dcsirous Of securing Real
Estate y either of these aouFshng towns will Do well
70 send their ordersto D. G, BLOOMER, -
mar 7-bptE. iS@sAg & Land keent.
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.a4saf CIV. SHFRFEY,
A TTOkNEY AT LAM AND GEN.
"A EkAL AtiENTs.
I'll TIA 1X&AOUTX }fjQs5z ssa - IL NEHRASKA.
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Aah@+ From the Washington States.
Ueages Of Society In Washington.

There are certain conventional usages OF
society which some Of our newly arrived
readers may like to know. Every gentleman
and lady is Of course provided with engraved
Or written visiting cards, bearing their name
and address. In case Of removal, fresh
cards, with the new address, should at once
he left
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. iasssaa II. II. SCOTT & CO. s7eaa
nEALEbsS IN Dry Goads, Groceries and Ready
~ Made O1othlng. Main street, between and
Warrington, Burlington. Iowa. F
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bVisits should always be acknowledged,
either personally. or by leaving cards
Gentlemen leave card for the gentlemen
they visit, and another for the ladies Of his
family if there are any. Ladies only leave
cards for ladies. -
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I. n ROGERS & CO., C
"AOLESALE GfoceFs L. C0aMDpi&siOn
w Merchants, Crimes Block Main Street,
BURLINGTON, IOWA,
Are resdstng ~ Railroad and River large stock
staple and Fancy Groceres TO which they invite the
tenton Of dealers feeling confident that they can oer
greater to the trade than any other house
In this market. srJ ~ = NJ fapr 4-bp1y
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
III is NOT A DYE.
Mrs. 8. A. Aliens worlds Hair Restorer.
Of hair, scalp read the
Il,y,.s,, ~ go ~ a.. a,dl.a


following and Judge Of the articles;
Mrs. s. A. Aliens ZylobaIsamum,
Worlds Dressing with the Restorer, and
dressing yong benes often ecacio
in Of hair falling Se., without the Rertorer.
REV DEEN Editor Guide TO Holiness We can TESTIFY TO IL
PRESIDENT EATON, D, sircesboro' Tenn. Nowith
standing irregular the falling on of hair ceased aud my gray
locks restored 20 original color &e.
MORLEY Aeboro, Massachusetts. II has changed the
Crown OF Glory belonging to old men, TO the original hue OF
REV TAcHER years age Pitcher, chenango county
New York My hair Is now restored u nothing IKE dye,
REV D. T. woop sriddeiown New York Ny own hair and
that Of another family has greatly thickened where almost
REV JAMES MCKEE New York city, recommends ii, Sc.
REV W. POhfEUs sansieh Conn IL has met my most sabgu
REV j. y GRiswoID Washington N 'It really cacacoas in
restoring the hair &c.
REV NJ srsATT Lwsburgh Pennsyvania. We and do
checrfully recommend H. &e
REV p TusN charles,on The white hair has become
obvEitedp &c.
REV AMOS BIASCHARD Meriden n very highly Of
preparation" Ac
REV O. SMITH Pattburg n Y "Iwas surprised 10 find
hair turn when young, y &c.
REV G. NJ CINC Iewsburgh, Penn has stopped my hair
falling and caused a growth Se
REV fRINK chaauque county "Iam satisfied and rec.
REV. NORRIS River, New York "is the best prepara-
ton extant."
REV WM CUTTER Editor Mothers Magazine New York. 'recom.
as might this list but II convinced, TRY IT.
We these preparations Europe and they
~ does Sold by all the principal wholesale and
tail merchants In the U. =, Cuba, or Canada
Depot, 355 BroOme street, N. ",
where address all letters and inquiries,
Some dealers sell articles instead Of this which they
make profit Write to depot for circular terms, and nrma
counterfeits.
Aug ls-cod3m
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s. c. HERRING a. Co.'s Patent Champion Safes

8. G. Herring q Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
rINIIE subscribers grateful for past favors, and
finding discriminating public bcstowing their patron
age that to exhibit all
have enlarged their depot by opening extensive ware
Broadway PSI Murray street
poc the City Hall This enlargement Of warehouse room with the
Of their factory will enable the subsc
hand all times larger stock o fire aud burglar
proof any other establishment in the world Particular at
will he had constructing safes for private families to match
other furniture for tho security Of plate and jcwcry
Also
win keen on hand OF chests vault
doors and patent powder proof locks for banks
store doors patent pcmuon bank and Cyges
patent letter lock, without key. kL r.
s. G. HERRING K Co.,
Nos. 1875, 1871, and 13e Water street, and
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