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place the 18th day October, 1851
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opposing the required
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July 1l-lnw3w
CHARLES IENER.-The Fortunes of Glencore
Ny Charles Lever, author Price so cents
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FJs0 LEASE, for term of years, the mansion of the
late General Towson, rncd States army. all the
ply to J. IL II. SMITH, esq. Mt his Office, on street
March 21--2wH
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Posr 0fncE nkrAKrxKu,
Anril 20 1871

j, ------, OF ----- county of ----, state
Of 10 the onrc letter mail for the term
ycars the specified commencae
service from the Mississippi river by TO san
Francisco California; ageeb the advertisement Of the Postmaster
General the Goth April 1857 good horse coaches sprung
suitable for the OF passengers wen as the
security mails naiy each the annual
Of dollars; toeiy, each for the annual Of
dollars. si ty each fcr the annual sum Of - dollars
Dated. tsagned9
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A PROVINCIAL CHURCHMAN'S Experience
IN THE Firth AvENUE.-A correspondent
vouchcs for the truth Of the following story
Of a wellknown clergyman from the city OF
Boston. Having come to this city few
weeks since TO supply tho place Of rustica-
ting brother, he was strolling about town,
on Saturday afternoon, and in tho course OF
his rnmbles, naturally took glance ut Fifth
and the sexton making ready for the services
look into it, He was about gratifying that
him in a rough voice, You can't 20 in there,
SIR
Il merely desire to look at the church .
ing toward the inner door.
sStop, sirr cried the sexton, in q rage at
the mans audacity; we don't allow that
SIR rs
The clergyman, surprised at the mans
violence, meekly reioined: Don't yon allow
any one % sec your church
aNo, sir. These are my orders, sir. Not
oh, very we'll, II these are your orders,
said the clerical gentleman, looking blandly
through his spectacles; of course, will 90
But any time when any Of your people are
in Boston, and desire 70 look at my church,
they are always welcome to do 10.
The sexton, with most profuse and hum
BILE apologies, for having mistaken him for 4
layman, was now extremely anxious to chap.
eron him through the church, No he had been
10 drive him away. But tho clergyman de-.
clined the civility, expressing himself entire
" satisfied with what he had already seem.
IN. Y. Evening Post
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Much so,nmcut has bcon naturally excited
~ shs recent trnusisr by tho War Depart.
lAnt 81 ths Fort Smelling Reservation 70
Mr.. Franklin Steele, Cor the snm Of SO, 700.
Il was we'll enough that the Reserve should
b. cold. Tho 0ovetMment should not have
eontinusd 70 hold In military mortmain
sightor nine thossand acres Of valuable land
n The ncighb0rhood Of the growing CONNER
81 caiHes that embraces st. Paul, St An.
lhuay end Minneapolis Many persons were
andsr he Impression that they could con.
yess i % pso6iable private uses, and to the
6oyernment il had ceased TO be Of any uss
atall. Il ought, therefore, 10 have passed
Into private banda Nor do We object 10 the
purchaser. Mr.. Franklin Steele vas one Of
che earliest ssttlers Of MinnesotA Territory.
He was an army sutlsr, and Iron the proets
Aak have a1oEned to him in this capacity ne
has made judicious invsstments - squatsars
claina, pre.emption and Govefnnent lnnds,
III he has become perhaps ths richest man
IN the Northwesk Its seneed that no had
Asosne - psopsistoF of ssrsnin t1prcve-
nea1s = ~ hasesve, etther ~ erection os
rnseAaaA Nnoe - inpsopef. - v.ew g.
- 0sssslnsas pelisy q 80 !sAs1 ehea
- oAeaM Aays ~ pi1DlssDes sighs - -
ensO 10 eseee, s0hsaag ~ t0esove
0eeaA = = nodssss pssss. nh Uas ~
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We find the following in Henry Ward
lscechcrs letter in the last Independent -
We know some good old fashioned Motho-
dists who will thank him for his criticism,
and respond hearty amen to the closing
passage:
by the way, yesterday morning was at
the Methodist church here A very pleas
ant room il 10, and ! am told very worthy
society occupy IL But I have . most weigh
~ charge to bring against the good people,
Of musical apostasy. had expected treat
Of good hearty singing. There were Charles
Wesley's Hymns, and there were the good old
Methodist tunes, that ancient piety loved,
and modern conceit laughs at Imagine my
chagrin when after reading the hymn, up
rose choir from the shelf ct the other end
Of the church and began TO sing . mOnoto-
nous tune Of the modern music book Style
The patient congregation stood up msekly
10 be sung 10 No men stand under rain when
there is no shelter. Scarcely lip moved
No one seemed 70 ht ar the hymn, or 70 caro-
isr The nasie. How longed for The good
old Msthoaias thunder One good basst
Of old lashioaed musio woaA kave blown
thie neaesA siAging ont u he winaows Ike
wNaaing aksn gsni Mea nay call Nh n
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In the month of July there arrived at the
port Of New York alone SO emigrant vessels
bringing in al sscessy-secen thowsa''d one
hundred and ninety enc emigrdnts, being
III excess over the same time last year Of
10000. Probably nearly a. many, more
have within the same time come into the
country ria Quebec Boston and other ports
-or at the rate of nearly vthree-quarters Of
d nilSon dnnually And yet with this start
ling exhibit before them, there are those who
continue to say there is no ground.for appre-
hending danger to our institutions. How
long will it take at this rate, to place Ameri-
cans in the minority at the polls, in those
states to which immigrants are more attract
ed ALBANY Statesman.
Well, yes the fact is 'aomething for A
mericans to look at I but Why not look ct il
calmly candidly, on both sides, and in al it,
bearings? The SiatesmAn probably over
rates the imagration rid Quebec Boston ard
other ports; but let that pass. Our Albany
friend is most solicitous about the effect Of
this immigration on the polis or III other
words looks at it only in o partizan light
This is, to say the least, meeting trouble
half way. lt cannot influence the polls, or
place Americans in the minority Of votes,
ipfysars 10 come, and by the time these inn
migrants become citizens, let No hope that,
70 8 very great extent they will have become
Americans in heart and feeling.
= Bat now, leaving all party or political feel
Ing out Of the question, tell US, good brother
editor, would you honestly and seriously,
stop or diminish immigration were it in your
power! Do you mot believe and know that
immigrants are justine material for progress
and prosperity most needed in those states
10 which such immigrants are most attrac.
ted 3 Do you not know. Cor the reports OF
The Emigrant Commissioners show it, that
these immigrants not only bring with them
strong arns end mind to labor, but also a
large amount OF money capitalt to invest in
this country; but push forward for the West
whore the evcrSrecurring cry 10 There is YET
room; " want more helpY And with this
knUvslo1ga would you forbid this help to
copss Would you deprive the West Of tbs
laborers they nccd-the country OF the
dopble capital, labor and money, which the
Immigrants bring-and our SEQ ports of the
commerce. which such immigration suppliesi
Yea would not So We Thought Thou
my mot take some tenable ground, and, in
otDad Of railing ct immigration, advocate
ss0e measure calculated to regulate and
turn 10 the best account an element really
good in itsslf-Acknowledging its advantages
and undertaking or removing the evila or dis
alvaatagss which accompany Il, a. they do
III other human schemes and arrangements
NJ easuot help thinking this would b the
more patriotic % well ~ the wiser course. -
n. Y.'Com.
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CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY.
TIME Michigan Central Railroad has the advantage o.
an Enclsipe Telegraph Line used entirely for the
movement Of all trains thereby avoiding possibility Of
IEs1s Ssa
5:t5 u. mn. EXPRESS Matchmaking direct through
connections to Niagara Fails, Buffalo, New York and
7:45 a. nm. CMcIxSATI Exrsss-Making direct
connections to Lafayette Iniea apos, Cincinnati, New
ing, Pittsburg, Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington.
7:45 u. ma. TELEGRAPH ExPRESs-Ariving at Mag
ara Falls or Buffalo next morning, New York ut p ~,
Philadelphia via Elmira at 10 r. NJ Boston n 10 d
night. Connects At Paris with buffalo and Lake Huron
r. X. for Buffalo and all points East.
800 p. nm. AFTERNOON REPRESENTATIVES In New
York At A. =. second day or Boston a r. n, and u
Philadelphia 1880 second morning.
$3.50 p. m. Nranr ExPkEss-Arriving At Niaga.
and Boston :. n. next day Connects II Paris with
Buffalo and Lake Huron 4. III. for Buao and all points
sa, = asacaH cy Saturday.
indianapolis Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus GAINESVILLE,
Belefontaine, Wheeling, Baltimore, Washington, Pitts
q ne 7raiss o. Ms czfcago Burlington q .tn-
", GdieMd d tHtca0o Union, Ninots Central aasf
Aichiga. Censral Ratioads rsn cato tAs saHae Depot
az Cnicdoo, sacin0 ne eTpenseto passengers u Adck
n Thc 5. =. M, 20 >. m. ANA so penn.
- Z GRASD 7RUNX RAIL KAYy
70 Kingston, Ogdensburg, Montreal, Quebec, and all
points Canada East, Northern Vermont, New hamp-
IL well known by the travelling public that this Road
has no competitor Of equal facilities from Chicago 70
Niagara Fails New York, Boston, osdensburgh, Mon.
treai, &c., &c.
The only Train that leaves Chicago Saturday night 10
over this $50 r. d. One Train Sunday, " $50
r. NJ No 500 p. Nj. Saturday.
baggage checked through 10 Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
New York, Boston, Elmira and Philadelphia.
~ Passengers arriving ~ Chicago by any Of the
Railroads. will Ind competent Agents the cars aud
baggage masters at the depots 10 recsive checks and
convey their baggage 10 the Depot free
OF charge.
7HROTGH TICKETS GO0D FOR NINETY DA YG
Allowing holders 70 remain over and resume their
seAs can be bought NJ the different Offices In the Vest
also the Passenger Depot foot Of Lake Street. and u
the General Ticket Once, Corner Of Lake and Dearborn
Streets, Chicago, opposite the fremont House,
II. J. SPAULDING,
MAY 4. 1887. General Pass, Agent.
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Farmers, have you seen and tried thu
Worlds Fair Prise Churu?

DE- Ab0vlmS Adjustable GMmFna a. Butter
Worker Conn bincd-P0sGMtcdE Feb. 90,
II our State Fair. held a. Muscasine, Iowa, ,ss,
n October, (s56) this Churn alone had Premium
awarded although there eight other Churns
exhibition and indeed always tal the rst pre-.
MUM wherever introduced. The advantages OF this
Churn all otherp follows:
lst u will produce butter In short time ~ any
other Charn
"a. II will gather the butter amer Il is produced
Sd. IL will work the butter into roll AMI expcll the
butterml erefrom completely without the hand lade
9Th. twill salt the butter before taking /. from
the Churn. 4@ &F
9th. Il be operated by child with perfect ease.
and 10 ~ easily cleAnsed AZ any other Churn.
practical operation will convince any person OF the
truth Of these statements. &I
Below few Of the Of practical butter ma.
kers, who have subscribed 10 the following certificate
via: We using the above Chnrn and utter
Maker churns with and facility and also gathers
works and salts the butter In perfect manner before
taking II from the Churn, and recommend
II ~ the best Churn We have ever seen.
Isaac Leonard, Crawford Hanna, Ahner Cosnstock,
james Woodside, James Hiilrry, Robeyt Brown, n
Gregg, Hamilton Brown. James Dickson, y brooke,
Samuel Foster, Alexander fieming, jeremiah Lee, Mr.
Thompson, h Bates, John Wild, Samuel Moore Mr.
The subscriber hMa purchased the right 10 manufac-
tnre and sell the above named Churn In Des Monrs and
Henry Counties, Iowa, and Henderson and Warren
Countess Illinois, and 10 prepared 10 furnish al
who Win favor him with their patronage.
e&r These Chnrps also for sale at = KInabail
Co.'S, Keith Robinson \ Co.'S, and q LaumaA's, Bur
hngton, Iowa.
shop corner 81 Valley and Eighth streets.
feb a3-wtf N. r. GRIPPE.
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Kindelberger's Improved Buckeye CT.
der Mill and Press.

TVNHE above unrivAllcd Farmers Mil, designed TO run
Il by hand and h0rse power, has Just been received
and Uttered for safe At the huntington AErculta.
raj Warehouse and Seed Store. The superior strength
and workmanship, and the simplicity and ease of run.
ming power recommend this machine above all others
now offered 10 the public.
Its capacity II unsurpassed, manufacturing easily,
when operated by and boy only, from six 10
eight barrels OF Cider day Every farmer who he's IN
orchard should u once secure Of these Mila b
sending us an order Immediately.
Price $500 cash. kElTH, ROBINSON CO.,
Water near JEFFERSON a., Burlington, Iowa.
MuRlS.2mwlwA
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Great American Triumph!
To Farmers and Dealers.

40 3 &IW6IB 8AW UGHlGTE.
VOUR attention II respectfully solicited to the
present extensive and complete stock Of Farm
ing Implements and Utensils in store, which
enables the proprietors of the Burlington Agricultural
and Seed Warehouse offer unrivai!ed induce mens 10
the trade and purchasers generally.
Large invoices Of Haying ard Harvesting Tools con
sisting OF
SCYTHE SNA THES, CRADLES WOOD AND
IRON BRACE and GRAPE. TyyE PAT.
TERMS, IA z FORKS, q 4 3 tined, S0Y7HE-
STONES Il RIFLES. HAND d RETOL.
WING IA FORKS, &C., etc.,
have Just been received to which daily additions are be-
Ing made by fresh arrivals.
Purchasing directly from the fac.urers these ar
tcles obi aimed at the lowest possible priee enabling
10 sell lower than any other house in Burlington.
full assortment OF Wood and Willow Ware, Cor
dage, Bed Cords, Clothes Lines, Ac.. constantly On
hand. KEITH, ROBINSON a co.
june 12-adt-wu Water Street, near Jefferson,
Rurl inu lbs
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Npasssa -. $3.50 \. - .l' ',s y,
nearly I'LL IN NJ ~
s1cthsIdttt CHURCHES, y yl.e ~ - ~
tAlse ahd perntcicus essDiescs W NV
very ven Mhat GOO =. mos - Nas-
4 h.d faelts enough doa 0tlese, aSa'nss s:sso.
fsut y naa - in1aTu az, An0 9 Isi1l 81
earnestness which enaoIsa y e ce1sy o. 81 =
ieuits, ana e tf1gmpn - SPl.s q 49, - "
~. worship fcstefoAys nosaS - vi vi
erable singing Dut very pocr WofsniP' Me
a.osorry that Just g opf cnorcnea ars ~
ginning % inumate tne aoEmst - - y
asthodias chnrcnea, eno e ny u mss q
dies that me people lose - e cnSou1so
universal singing n ne congsegra1aaa' osI
Methodist brethern snould Plck W oul cAss.
on tormelism ~ cnufcl music .as III II
worse with them teen Win ua; y ~ ma ~
greater lenSsn q oeclne. W cCuau MY - !
y beneve our oyes an0 go yos.eFu.y'
oooio NOS P,susee OuIso,ses ~. "a 49, 49,.
before Me.nodis1 cau.cn. ~ Z p snOII 49,
supposed to Oe go0a soli0 10y sslIn
OF oongregational cnefcn e nnlcn tne cnolI
and pulpis performed esery1niDe' anu 'ns
people did notninG
Our Dretnrsn - 49, cnu 81 nv. nos 49,
these rsnefss unklno!y 10y ~r =. psysns.
ed ID gu kinGnces 1nu $3.50. 80 C.'o.I
sung nstssr tnAh msny Cn 1s - NY cnulcn.
g, ONT no one sung Wl.n snem ny psOp.s
were mute: Iney nseo tneil 49, anu -, ~ ~
tneir NOUNS. D9t 80, 70 Massg1 ~ ~
isrsor-fns good o.aIasn,onea Mes1o1 r. ~
we nave eeen tne ume 1nsn ono y yn.l IL
Wesley hymns, taxlng re congEesA.lOn e
sne nana, Wo0io nave - tnem " ~ ~
gate OF neaven- nos 49, ~ = ouiy ~
them Up e iaf - ~ vs. cnosl sDou1 ~ w.. Y
0ove the Pew1 lns I'm nsssl ~ .le:l-
odlsts VIII make granQ goo0 WofsnipPine
Christians u they are mol ashamed 1a o. tneii
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Naturally, women talk more than msa.--
The learned Buxtorf informs ~ in his He
brow Lexicon that the mineral name Evc u
derived from root signifyinG talk /;
and It wAs, perhaps, TO . dim idea Of
this kind that the Rabbins owed their ira
dition, that twelve baskets Of chit chAt--it
could mot BE- gossip fos there were no neigh
bors 10 gossip about-were rsincd down in,
10 Paradise, lor Adam and Evs % amuse
themselves with Of which twslvs, Adam
picked up three, and Eve the other nina.
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTd
{R = = Z
RAILROAD LINE

(dAtcu0o, RNvIiagtca y QHtN.,y, OsmfrdI Nsistsl
0Ad PeorSd q O1sdsrf1 RaiI RoasAl
re- now completed, and Trains run the entire Z
j from BURLINGTON, IOWA, 70 CHICAGO
change OF care.
Ia Wsost direct reste % CAica0c, Nesr Yo~S,
Philadelphia, dMd dii other kspcvf..Mf ~
DAILY TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON, ~
EXCEPTED.
1ses.MOTnlmg Express, dhr0mghs
Arriving nj Chicago the same evening, psssirFa
Monmouth, GaiesburR, prineeson, and ccnnecsnfs
dosA with the Illinois Central Rail Road, 70 y
bloomington Springfield Decatur, Jackscnvilla y
ples: also with GalaEa and DunlritL.
81 evening Express through
Connect with liilnois Central HAIL Road u NIst'
u. Louis and Cairo direct.
TrAins on the above Roads ran In cicss ccra'
avoiding alllaying over NJ any Of the points h,
This road connects ~ Chicago with the Michlesp,
ern RcAds, and with ailthe Roads iesdinR to 10 =
Cities, Ohio, Kentucky and Pennsylvania:
PssAssMgers tearing HsrisngfoR at 7.2o, p. -
Gal<ma and Dwwieath In ~ Acwrs, and ~ L.
ASura.
ny this route passengers willrcach the intericf !
OF OHIO and Indiana In less time, and with knef
than BY any other rouse, connecting via Mi.Afs
d Michigan City, with the New Albany and So
thence 10 all points scuth and southeast
Baggage checked direct Through 10 ChicagF'
charge Cor handling u any point.
THROUGH TTCkkfD BY this kcssee san b Fsa
q ~ Rail Road once IN Duriinaten.
" G. q. HAMMOND, Aapcsshp'
4. y. HOGrORD. Ticket Agent, BuriInr son. frs
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Nxw CosrCME AN exchange says, speak
ing Of . grand ball ct Saratoga, Miss -,
was superbly dressed, s'in white waist and
roses il her hairY' A gentlemen in the
Georgian costume, Wis: spuss ard shirt col
lar, shouN have been her Vis d els
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Neal Estate Tor Snlc.

E9G0I BsHtNtc hOf S0hee
2140 acres UAIMPRovED LAND, At prices ranging from
o2,b0 TO e25 per acre.
10 IMPGovrD FARMS In Henry coanty-e2O - 500 per
acre.
Is HorsEs AND Lo1s In M. Pleasant e5o0 70 eA,s0.
1870 VACANT Lors In Mt. PieasantSloO 70 tsO0O each
10 Available Lots In Logan n IT, also Lots In Pa
ellie City, which will be suid NJ reasonable rates.
a. strangers having business with 10 are referred
10 the gentlemen named below for satisfaction ~ 70 our
pyomptnexs and fidelity:
Z Messrs. a. 4 W. flanders, Nv. Pleasant, Iowa.
Gen. VIM. Duane Wilson, Editor lows Farmer, MI.
Pleasant, Iowa.
r. Tiffany, Esq, r. NJ, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Mcssra. Scriven q Gallagher, Chicago, III.
&E M.R. ar J. Robinson, -. Louis. Mo.
Ross d Lee. Lawrence, Kansas.
Hon, NJ. q. Thompson. Brownsville, NJ. 4.
~ w. n. Marshall, 81, ul, stA =" tN
MAI. J. y. Dennstt, Aegistrr, aud Capt. H. McKen.
nyyRecevcr OF Land ONCE, Chathed, Mt.
Messrs, VIM. Glenn Sons, Cincinnati, Ohio,
y. ". Wilson, Esq, and Prof. }. y. Anderson, New
Albany, Ind 8 M "a
las. Brown, GsQ., LAwrencehargh, Ind.
4. r. Ross Portsmouth, Ohio.
g. Letters cf inquiry prowpaly answered.
July % a#88sl@ @ w. y, ROSS q 60.
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NTOW 0GeriMR On easy terms cheaee Lnas d The
IN city aAa Cheap homes In tho several adAet 10 o.
~ 4 aSssrsc, Il IN ksscraS q wsns,lc CaSnsy
Oify Flats. 0ectional CcuAty Mepa anA hlenhs % an
kins win rive ~ tcuar assenstpn ~ ezamlnAtien
81 Tites and Convcyancng. Persons vshng % ssqnss
parms will DO veil 70 examine Mn 1iAss of
ElrAt Clase K4anan
Y Wapello, Adalr, Adams Appanoose, Doen, ClArk,
Davis, Dallas, Decatur. Gvssa, 0uthve, nasvison.
yaapss. Mehasea, naasan. Mnnrss. HsAks Unions VA
1aspa lnd .othsr Coantles Of lows. s
may e-bnly
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- - 4S2N&Axt KkxAA a
TINE unasrstneea nave :. A...a NJ
- 80 las1e s.oek Of Wire Tepee. sa.sssos
Slooe patterns and sizes. We can ~ sssIDAsf
vo1tl1e@e1s. W sa<iag u e.
vos nsnsss = = Ne best possible h,,1 !, .
49, 1. |. 49, particularly IN eaeins % sr,,sa sas'
- ross eas b obtained il l. .ss ns spsss Y.
oesn ss.ssS snd most durable Iron ssnes NJ. sa.ssp
ORE, n besides requiring less repsls~s 80 y.
49,. - ne been used % . ereat sr,... 49,, -.
~ and Middle States. and IN III go. ~
n s shs spprovsi % the public. = -
h. rose wno require fence FOR : 80.
nvuse !ot We recommend wire f.nr~s :. 49, 80 ~
snd anr ~ vnle they possess not only nes,pes. -.
eve ssh. "'y u themselves, they possess 80.
49,. ass e lawn, aad tAAt shey enhs.ss .nesessA
.ne symmesry and bsA6sy q ssser 20.
- te1e pleasure In rsecmmendine th,s ss,ss =
% galway corporations and cersysssav.s x
1eeing confident that u v the Ssst. eh~s, Ensl
and most durable kind Of fences That thev 80 -
We invite al to cali and ersmiue crs - ~ ~
SS~-oDus KEITH R0n1NMN "
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n U IL Elm I TOW

Tcrms-For unlimited course In Dogbr n
Mercantile Bookkeeping, Penmanshfp, ccupl
Computations, Commercial Correspondence, a
$500.
The course OF Instruction IL the most cemprsA<
taught, and is so completely reduced TO praetia
meet every possible contingency In business.
Pemlll0 nAhtP-Taught 10 the latest ami
approved principles.
Com meRciAS Law LecaureS-WIn IA
~ Mr. Y. ben Darwin, one OF the abest members
Burlington Bar, on subjects necessary for every bv
man TO be acquainted with.
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and when they please 40, We do them ire
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