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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
Summer Reading.

"Pray and Work,
Then God Will Help I'Oss,"
4 NEW series 81 juvenile Books, trsnsasted from
\ thu German, beautifully illustra ted with co.
lored cngravngs and Illuminated covers comprising
'. Baron Won Wollhtm and his children ,. The
Balloon; 3, i.oui, the reformed hoy; 4, Beads ard
Shot; 8, Frank the little cheat 9. The Christmas
GIFT, vricr OF each 40 cts.
Al No IS Brady street. near the Post Once.
7mo29dtf ELIADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
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HAVING sold my entire stock of Clothing, Cloths
i i and Ca-simrres. Furnishing 0cs~fs, nc, u
Mes>rs X. II. PARKS d CO., formerly OF Chicago,
take this opportunity - thanking all who have IA
vorei me with their patronage, and solicit for the
above hrm coal nuansc o! the same.
Messts Parks n o., ar perfectly acquainted with
the business and will spare no pains to please all
who may favor them with their custom at the old
stand opposite lie Claire Row.
mch23-dt0 EDW ARD ALDEN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28
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lust received a. Gould sni Stsere's De-seint
u Block. Secoud street, n -ignment Of Rubber
Goods. consisting Of So eud d sr..c.e o,
Piano covers, Shirred Rubber Web
biDg, Hospital ShcetiGg, &c.
We would call tie attent on of Sh - Manufacturers
TO Shirfed Goofs and also that % faA It's to the
Hospital Shooting which will b. founi very II esu
arti L.. GOULD X STEERE
Gilt Mirrors.
lust received enc r.ment Of all sizes at prices
y from S. to 475 al
GOULD S SrEERF,3,
ne-ssint Isl OK,
between the Biz Tea Kettle and the BIS Horse Collar,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28

VERY useful 70 show " HOW HOT 1T ISL nj ;5c
81 G0,Sl al and 81 30 each st
No 36 Brady street, near the Pest Office
JuIyIIdU ELI DAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-28

Mn. HILDRErn was no better yester
day and his physicians fear he will not re
cover
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08

Al w. SMITH. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
wi West side Michigan ST., Plymouth, Ind
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08
An Interesting Confession.

The N. Y.Evcning Post-as our read
ers know. a prominent black republic print
says: a, ,fssf H
"We have just had conversation with
q gentleman who returned two or three
days siace from Kansas. and who confirms
in most satisfactory and explicit manner,
The view which we have. already taken of
the present stats'ofthings in the Terri ory.
The great battle between freedom and sla-
very in Kansas may be sid to'have been
fought. and the agents OF the slavehol lers
have been defeated. The free S.a.c set
,lers. compared with their opponents. are
ten 10 one. and between those who are act
ual residents. a friendly understanding has
sprung up. Inthe first days of land sales
they al! Invent TO the land auc. ions armed t"
the teeth. il short time they found that
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08

The New York Times thus candi liz
OWNS up to the humbug about wrongs IN
KB.ls:
Now that the elc ion is over. men Of ali
par les lave Il rommon iiteres,-- he res.o-
l:l ion uf peace and order ia tie Teiri.o,y.
We are yla i.eI To See indIca. ivEs ,hai, un-
,r dis c1mmoa impulse, all class s are in
riiled 20 pursue such Il Sc as viii Sc
cure the desired end. ArmeI emf sia Ion
has ceased. Tie Free Sac men Ia the
Terri oTy say lley want no more arms--no
more Fl Ching men. but pearefdi en-, rants
who come io make Kansas their laJnie. The
Fro Slavery men--:kose IF item who have
been leaders in the scenes of violence aal
outrage which have ha~asseJ and disgiaced
the Territory, are leaving il with their ruff
fan hordes Gov Gcary is doing all in
bis power TO administer jus Ice and restore
pubiir confidence. and the administration 10
removin the oflicills who have been tie
mos. formidable obstarles to jus Ice aud
peace and putting ia their places mea-who
will'da Justice To all alike. Undercx ins
circums ances., as Congress has abdicaed
the du Of making all needfdl rules and
regulations for tie Territory. this is all we
can expec:--and we believe it is all that is
requi.el. s. ~
And, speaking Of a suggestion by the
ST. Louis Republican. that Ihe new Lrgisla-
iure would amend the present laws Of Tie
Terri orv. the Times says: s.4
We hope thai when the Kansas Legisla-
ture meets it will be disposed to act in such
a spirit as the St. Louis Republican, e,in.
ees in the extract we have given.
What becomes cf Gov. Robinson and
his Legislature? is this Legislature any
more legid than the las?
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08
Indiana Ieyisiature.

SESArE.-OIl members stand: G Rs-
publicans twelve; Democrats l2; Ameri-
can /.
Elec.ed--Republicans ID; Democrats
IL. rapc ..fr
Three seats--Two Republicans and "ne
Democrat will BE- contes' ed. These ara
members from Rush, Marion, and Fufton
districts. eciA reL -4i q sfa .deuer8
Z HousF OF REPREsESrAIIvEs.-Repubh-
cans So. Demuerrs 63; America s 2; lao
seas coniested--one Democrar. and ono
Republican. These are from Morgan aud
Rush counties. On join. ballot. viii have
25 mijo;ity ever the Republicans, 2sorer
a Union. should the Americans voc with
the Republicans.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08
(WHfOHE NO. GI.
REFLECTIONS FOR THIS YEAR.

The following saglcous prcdic. ions were
made for ano.her year. bur will doub less y
be fulfilled in 1857: -
Through the whole course Of the coming
year, whenever the tic uis sht =.
will grow caik. 8BSiI3
On several occasion. during tke year..
the sun viii Use before certain people dis
cover i, and set before they have hnished
their day. work. a-044ll~ -foy TtyCg
Ii is quite libe.y. that when there is 70
business doing. malt viii be heard to com
PLATA of hard times. but i. is equally ceril J z
ain that all who hang themselves viii es-
cape sarva lon.
If dandes wear their boards. there will
be less work for he BARRIERS, and b. who -.
wears mus,acLios. viii lave something to 4.
snerze at
Whosoever is in love viii think Lis mis-
tress is perfect angel, and will only find
out ti,e truth of his suspicion by getting -
hurried 5us ,a
Many delicate ladies'. who no one would j,
suspect, will be Kissed Without telling their !.
mas.
There viii be more books published than e
will fin purchasers: moIe bills made than
will find payers. lu. ~
III tne lacuinDcNL OF Il III oIfce S3odl0
die. there vi be a dozen feet ready to sep
into one pair of shoes.
If young lady should happen to blush. 30
she will be :.pt Iolook red in the fIce, wi.h- z
olt the use of paint; if she dreams Of a
young man three III CHS in succession, i.
will be sign of some. hing: if she dreams
of Kim four times. or have too h-acEe, il
is ten TO one she viii be a hong iimeil get
lin : either ,f them GU. ,.f her head. ter
Many people viii dIink more strong liq-
uor than Viii be necessary To keep them Sos
Der, aud take more medicine .haa will be
requisite 10 the enjoyment of good health.
Dinners and entertainments vii. be giv-
en- to- hose who have enough at home: ami q
the poor viii receive much advice gra-is.
legal and medical excepted.
| He who maries tits year viii run a
great lisk. especially il lie does il in great
hurry.
He who seals watch, gives tatilers oc-
casion 10 gossip, and viii b. APT TO iavolvc
himself aud pIile in disag gresable r-la ioas.3s
There will be a grea: noise all over TIE
country when i. thunders. and tremend-
Gus dust will BE- Licked UP occasionally, By
c)lch horses.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08

ES SENATORIAL ELEcrIoS-"Thc po-
81 ion ihc Republicans Senators have as
suned is eitI.er Al sht or wrong. If tight.
i, would be wrong to so into any such arr
r.ngemeni; if the proposed independent
nc in of the Seiiaie IS wrong. the kepubii-
ems shI 10 make no office ion 10 = son.
rention of the TWO HOUSES but let the
Democrats bave sheir own way. We hope
20 hear no more IN regard to bargain AMI
sale:' be.ween the Republicans and Dem
ocis..s - -Mudison Ccusfer. - ft,t
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08

AGENT OF SrArs.-The Terre Hau:e
Journal says that Judge D. r. Eckies. whc
is candidate for Agent Of State Is emf
neiltly qualified f,r tile ps,si iona aud will
no ioub, receive th. fall strength oss the
Democratic representation cf his disiiici-
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08

There are now open for settlement the
territories Of Minnesota, Oregon. N-bras-
ka. Washington, New Mexico, U.ah aud
Kansas. These terii.oli 5 contain millions
Of acres of Land. itch mineral deposites.
finc water courses, aad ex,end through
some scventeen,or- ei shteen degrees OF lat.
,itue, with generaliy an excellent climate.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08

DENJ. BENTs, BLACKSMITH.
Plymouth. Ind
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08

The population Of ST. Louis is l5,, GOO.
bY the late ceusus. e1l 1.-1l... -
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08

Thefollowiny sagicious prcdic ions were
made for ano.her year. but will doub iessaE ?
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08

No. my flieud. no.. replied the Doctor.
in a. f,l;eiirg voice. .ihat night of horror
only preceded the dawn Of my happiness.
for. that girl-sweet, lovely Ellen Leroy
in time became my wife. and the mother of
my two boys. She sleeps now N death be-
low the cold, cold sod,' addeI the Doctor
in a iremulous tone. brushing tear from
his eye; .and no human resurec.ionis:s shall
ever raise her to life again. F..s.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-01-08

VNyM. L. PIATT. MANUFACTURER OF
!" Cabinet Ware, Plymouth, Ind
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-03-26
Self-Righteous.

1t is no uncommon thing for men to fiater them.
selves that God cannot be displeased with them
because they have omitted to do great many
bad deeds. which they would have done, hal
they not been restrained by the fear OF the law
or OF public opinion. The soundDess OF such
morality is very well exhibited in Lessing's
parable of "The wolf on his de ath- ~
"h wolf lay at his last gasp, aud was re-
viewing his past life. 1T is lrue,' said he, Il
am sinner, but yet | hope not one of the
greatest. have done evil, but have also
done much good. Once, remember bleat-
ing lamb that had strayed fromthe fl ,cl came
90 near me, that might easily have throttled
il; but did it no harm.'
81 can testify to all that said his friend,
the fox, who was helping him to prepare fJr
death. q remember perfectly all the circum-
stances. II soas just at he time ,phea you were
- drsadfu.iy choked with that bone In your
fhroat.v
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-03-26
Notice Of Estrays.

TENAIkEN up by John southard living in Center
n Township, wapello county, Iowa, the 18th day
of Dec 1s56 Estrays head of neat cattle Of the
following description, to-wit One COW with a ben on
white face swallow fork i'm the right ear underbi
in the left ear, five years old One COW, eight years old
cross on the left ear color red with white back One
six years DID, swallow fork underbit red and white
color; One 3-year old, swallow fork in each ear One
Swear old steer underbt in the right aud swallow
fork IN the same red neck and legs One 2year old
white face, underbit in the right and swallow fork
in the same; One 3yoar old efer with undersopes IN
each ear and swallow fork in the right ear; One red
hofer marks, three Years old; One yeariing
heifer without ear marks red with lined back Ap
praised at 1921 80. JOSEPH n. CAMpBEII
Ottunlwa, Dec. 20, 1SJG-iS-3m Clerk
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Estrap Notlcrs.


FEyAKES tIEs by Nathaniel l.. johnson, living in
"a Columbia township, Wapello county, Iowa, on
the LIST day January 1s57 estray cattle described
follows: One pided brndle white steer with large
bell on marked crop i'm the right and swallow-for
ia the left and very old. Two red and white pided
steers has swallow fork in the left ear the other
swalow-fork and underbit in the right One red,
lined back steer, with crop and slit in the lief
one brndle and white steer pded, with swallow fork
in the left and crcp off the right ear. One red-r0an
steer, with crop aud underbit in the right One
dark red steer without any marks brands perceya-
be all supposed to be three years old past and valued
at $l1T. -.
Feb. 26-52-3m 4.. j. N CAMPBELL. Clerk
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-03-26

FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF RAILROADS..
Duff, speaking Of the railroads that have re-
Gently been constructed from Calcutta, SAYS
that some of the old incredulous Brahmns in
Bengal, when persuaded to be eye-witnesses,
have been seen knocking their foreh heads in a
sort of agony, and exc claiming, as the mighty
train rolled swiftly along, that India himself
their god of the firmament, had no such car
riage as that.
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ESlraY NOlice.

FENAEEN up by William Overturf in Center Town
N ship, Wapello county, Iowa, on the oath day Of
November, A. d. s5G; One pale red supposed to
be six years old last spring, crop of right aud split
in same, points sawn Oft of both horns little white be
hind the fore leg white streak across the face between
the horns scar on lett hind foot bush Of the tail oil
and appraised TO be worth nineteen dollars
JOSEPH y. CAMPBELL Clerk
Jan. s, 57-n45-3m Tho. g. Given DENNY
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-03-26
EStray Steer ond Gallo.

FSyAKEN up by Hezekiah Creamer living in pleasant
n Township, Wapelio County Iowa, on the 18th Nov.
1896 Estray Steer and Calf The Steer yoars old
last spring, White all but the Ears they are red Swal
low fork IN each, underbt i'm the same and appraised
at twenty dollaIs. The Calf about four months old a
heifer pale red with white its TANKS and hips
motley face and appraised at dollars aod fifty cts
J. n. CAMPBELL Clerk.
Ottumwa, December 2Ith-1s56-ni4-3m
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ESfraY NGficn.

TwNAKFN up by Samuel Darr, living in Highland
IL Township, Wapello county, Iowa. the Sd day
of December 1885, Estray Steer describe follows:
blue roam color with black spots the neck and
shoulders black ears thick crooked horns coming close
together at the points rather dropping; marked with
swallow fork and the appearance of slope the up
per side of the left ear supposed to be four years old
past, and appraised at s34 JOS. n. CAMPBELL
OttunWa, Dec. 20, Dt-43 BIN Clerk.
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Esfray Notice.

vENAkEN up by Greenbury Williams in Competing
Township, Wapello county, Iowa, oh the 24th day
of November 1885, pale red steer six years old last
spring, smooth cross off each ear, point of left horn
brand on left horn letter A. little white in the face and
appraised to be worth thirty dollars
JOSEPH n. CAMPBELL, Clerk
Jan. ), bt--n45 3m Thos. G. Given, Deputy
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-03-26
EStray Notice.

VENAKEN up by Sarah Poles living in Washington
"A Township, Wapello County Iowa. on the 3d of De
cember 1906 one lined backed Steer some spots ant
marked with swallow fork and uuderb in the left ear
and underb in 1.-THE right four years old last Spring
and appraised at SIS CO. J.N. Campbell, OK :
Ottumwa, Jan. LIST 1851 -n443m
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-03-26
BREAKERS AHEADI

ATE have waited with clemency from one to four
Wv years for small dues, which we need and
must have. Now we are compelled to resort TO a more
efcacous remedy therefore all persons indebted to
ferriage and other accounts after the tenth OF
February viii find their accounts in the hands of officer
Eastman in 0ttumwa.
HICKENL0OPER& OyERMAN
January 29-n4S-tf.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-03-26
Estray Notice.

VHNAKEN up by James Moore, living in Richlant
II Township, Wapello county, Iowa, an Estray
One Horse Colt of dark roam grey, right hind foo
white with some white the forehead with yoke on
supposed To be two years old last Spring appraised
at ffty-fye dollars. JOSEPH NJ CAMPBELL
Ottniawa, Dee. 70, lS06-I3-3n Clerk.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-03-26

ELoRUENcE.-When the moon shines brigh-
tly,We are apt to say-show beautiful is this
moontight!'' but in the daytime show beauti.
ful ars the trees, the fields, the mountains!''
and in short, all object that are Illuminated; we
never speak of the sun that makes them so.-
Just so, the really greatest orator shines like
the sun, making you think much of the things
he is speaking of; the second best shines like
the moon, making you think much of him and
his el0quence. National Magasi ne.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-03-26
EstrSy Notice,

NhEN VI DY Joseph KalstOn, OF Adj
l. ans Township, Wapello County, Iowa,
on the first day of January, 1851 two estray
red color, two years old past-one unmarked, with
white face and broad horns the other marked with
swalowfork in each ear Grumpy horns appraised
at 5000 FEB. 5-3ml J. n CAMPBELL, CIk.
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ESlraY Notice.

TEyAKEN UP by Abner Overman, living in Co
"a lumbia township, Wapello County, Iowa Dec Sd
1896, an estray mare, described as follows: yellow
u2n color with black name, tail and legs white spo
in the Grehead IL years old ID l2 hands high and APP
praised al $1,000. }. n. CAMPBELL Clerk
Ottumwa, Jan. u, 1861 -n4S-3m.
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NOW NOE.


pElNG convinced hom past experiepce
I'D that this china tie is not congeniaf to
my health and in consequence thereof
will offer the following property situated
in Ottumwa for sale on liberal terms. IS
One large brick Hotel nearly completed,
my residence on Second Street, one un-
divided half OF the Post Office lot, ons
third OF that space Of ground opposite
my office, between I. Sinnamon's prop
erty aud the river. running back to DR..
Warden's line. Also $50 acres of land
in Wapello County as advertised. For
description of which, see advertisement
IN another part OF this paper. a. 81
! have disposed of my interest i'm the
office to DR.. Douglass, and have relinquish-
ed the practice of medicine. Doct Doug
ass will continue the practice of Medi-
lne and Surgery, may be found t my Of
flee as usual. can cheerfully recommend
him TO The public and my friends as gen
tleman, we'll qualified to give entire salts
faction professionally to all who may feel
disposed toemploy "a
Jan 10th 56-47tf. A. d. WOOD. A.
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EStray Notice.

TAKEN UP by Jacob Basnger, living
l. in Columbia Township, Wapello County,
Iowa, on the 10th of Dec 1856 estray steer brinde
COLOR white face and belly bush of the tail white four
years old last spring. off each and appraised
at $500. j. N CAMPBELL. Clerk
Ottumwa, Jan H-nis-3m.
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THE Ol'TUMWA COURIER.


a RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Fer one square 10 lines) insertion, 81 90
Each additional insertion, 90
One column, per year, sO,OO
One half column, 5000
One fourth g I" 1900
Patent medicines, per colrmn. yearly 5000
Business and Professional Cards, not making
more than lines, So per year.
acknowledgements handed in without having
the number of insertions marked thereon. will
be published till ordered out and charged for
accordingly.
Ca Aliberai deduction made TO yearly aG-
vcr;isers
ca" Attorney. held responsible for all legal
embellishments handed in by them.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-03-26
GEORGE HOLLAND.

BLANKS.
U2LANK NOTES and other Blanks Just print
- cd, and for sale at this Office.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-03-26

NOTICE..-.Thosein indebted to John Pumroy will
IN please come forward Immediately and make pay
ment, as are all aware have met with heavy
loss and shall undoubtedly want every dollar due me,
and have doubt my friends will be punctual In
making payment, for need money and need u now.
nH-d JOHN PuMROY.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-03-26

TIE MEDIDAL TRINITY.
Each of RADwAY's Three Remedies possesses specla
curative powers certain diseases and when eithe
the READY RELIEF RESoyATfNG REsoLvENT, to the REGu
LAroRs used for the certain class of disease the,
are specially designed for the system undergoes rap
Id transformation from its diseased condition heal
thy and happy state of existence
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-07

DAvsssoa1 PEew FAeesey Oh
established plsW fsetesy. which Started
when Dsvsepsss wss bss Q email viilaee.
rsaaias sill Tho ealy one 10 he city. IL
plows hays ohlaiasda wide spread popsls'.
ity, and sss aow IN sss very extensively
not osly throughout this State. but In I'M.
nois, Wiseoasin. Misaesots. A greet aua.
BE- have also been ssat to Nebraska tssri.
tory, sad few to Kansas. The establish.
ment manufactures some six or seven
drfrrsnt kinds Of plvws. including the new
clipper plow which is . great favorise among
the farmers Of Nebrasks. and Indeed every.
where il hes been used. Msssn. w. w.
Skinns, 4 Co. are The propsistors Of the
Davenport Piov Fsssosy. Ar c. Krun. Of
the aru, 10 nov 10 Nebraska on business
visit. This Factory turns out about 5000
Plows . yes,. employing near thirty hsads.
and doing bas'nsss Of nearly ~. 900 IN.
nusliy. Al the Factory, on - eosssr u
Rock Island and Second streets. there are
shops for making every part Of ths plew
and even patterns, to The lsttsr Of which |
NJ. Skinner eivss bic personal stteation. |
The demand for plews 10 rapidly Increasing. |
and TO sspply the dsassd Msssra okinser
Z Go. will hsvs 70 increase their facilities. |
They are alone in this Geld, u least there
b no o'Ass plow factory nearer than Moline,
and hsvs built Up reputation which mss,
secure sn Increase Of their busissss CON.
with the rapid settlement Of the |
seantry. Their plows ere nov used In The |
rich Aslds Of halt dssen States and ssrsi.
tories. but those 1slds are happily fast nul. |
liplyiag. Their own Plows are breaking |
he prairie where but few ysars, aye. In
ZANE places, whore but lev months seo.
he savage bad his home. How ehsaesd |
he eouary from what IL vss VIXEN THE
'low factory Arst started on the borders Of
llmost m uninhabited prairie We uisA
his pioneer Plow factory success. aad ito
works aid the energy and Industry Of ID
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