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TNuNE nndetNineed have on hsna 49,
= sole iasr~ sso~t ~ w~~ p.r~. ~. 49, eass "
scaa patterns and sases. We can n. .,. st,7s ~
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49, Mrmyrs " y the best pa..shs. .,,a
~, 49, p..,'sasry " ene'ns u yrs.. 49, 80
- fcck can We obtained II II ia nstss.ss tnhs'
ssass' .nd most durable Iron xnes ~, -.
go. eesldes requiring less rvpairsrs ~. -
Eastern and Midde states ana N M go. ~. -
- genera approval ~ TIE public ~
ietnose Who requsFv q txnre for = 49,, -.
mouse lct, 70 recommend wire fence. - 49, Fsss =
.nlnf pr pcsss.s net nny nsssnass go
49, afAna'y 70 hsmssive., thsy pe.sFss .5y.a,.s
ever oshcxss In that they uisNxurs ~ - .susahtsN
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sroy ne symmetry and beauty Of orrAm~nrsl -. -
We tas- pleasure In recommending sh,s s,yY N snss
20 kshwsy corporations and crntrArscrs ,s,.s.s
Keeling confident that II II the best ca-s -,
and most darAbe Kind OF fences tha, tn a. -
Wetnvite ali to call and examinec nY srora
Eoys-tptL KEITH. ROBINSON 4 "a
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Farmers, have you seen and tried NJ
Worlds Fair Prize Churnl
Or, D0S ts' A0lussa 10 AnPm n HvsseR
Worker Com bincd-Pnl e ted "a ID, N

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Worker Com atented ab. d
1854. ~ Hsas#
A IT our State Fair, held at Muscstine Iowa IN
~ October, (is56,) this Churn aiorie hsa Pr-rhs
awarded 1t, although there were <iah, ~ ten aisr yf,
on exhibition, and indeed II always ia a. liz fss pr.
MUM wherever introduced. The aavama<ss &c III
Churu over all others are a. follows
1st II VIII produce butter IN AZ short time ~ Al
other Churn. fF8 s44 st# A.
I'd. 1t will gather the butter after Ii Is PRODUCED
Sd. II will work the butter into roll and ~xp<l 4
buttermiik hersrom completely nhont the hand Ind
9Th. ~ VIII salt the bnttef bef1rt taking ID M
the Churn. gj@ .ftsfHE. s8sv wv
9th. II can be operated by child with perfect en-
and fsas Easily ci-sn6e y as any efl,ev Churn
practical operation will convince any person u,
truth OF these statements. 3ts Ell
Below are \ few OF the names OF practbcx. huts,r
kers who nave subscribed 10 the Following certisc,
viz: We IRE now using the above Churn and NJ.
Maker, 1t ch1rns with and facility and 40 rshx
works and salts the butter In perfect manner b~ss
taking " from the Chnrn, and lily reronnz
II as the hest Churn we have ever seen
Isaac Leonard, Crawford Hanna. Ahuer Gc~as
James Woodside, James Hllery, Robert Brown Il
Gregg, Hamilton Brown. James Dickson ] p EYpas
Samuel FOSTER, Alexander Flemin q, JSl enlah Js,
Thompson, u Bates, John Wild, Samuel Mocre. i
Davis, Jacob Wilhelm. James Robertson
The subscriber has purchased the right to msnsh
ture and sell the above named Chm, In Des Molss II
Henry Counties, Iowa, and Henderson ard wan
Counties, Illinois, and IL nov prepared to farnia
who viii fayor him with their patronage.
u These Ghurns are also for sale nj KmbaI
Co.'S, Keith Robinson Co.'s, and O Lauman's, b
iington, Iowa.
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WAN4Eh AhhANGEMENI.
Us. nArf ef AID A ExFRhss ROUTE
70 SRw FORK AND BOSTON ElaiRA mSsHAMFTos SARATOGA
SPRINGS, -
And all points in New England, via
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN & LAKE
Sfa0RER.R.
lfPoRTAST TO THE fRAyEIRR-The Michigan Southern
and Lake Shore Route the only one connecting direct
~ IN the depots thus avoiding entirely the annoyances
Of ferryng rivers, via Michigan Central and Grea,
THREE TRAINS A DAT,
sundays excepted, carrying the through Eastern
Pittshug Harrisburg, ilsdephia Batin1or.
ngton over any other route, and the exdeditious
quite to Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New York and
Boston.
rRArSsLEAvE, VIE.
lst-Lghtning Express, leave Chicago at as A. n
arrive 10 Cleveland at9 r ~, Yew York and Boston
next evening.
2d-Express Mail leave Chicago at.........spx,
arrive in Cleveland next morning at O'Clock Pitts.
burg at noon, Philadelphia, Baltimore New York and
Boston next morning
Sd-New York Boston ExpressIe Chica at As Pm
arrive in Cleveland day at M Pittsburgh and
Wheeling at Pm, Philadelphia, Baltimore etc. fol-
lowing morning; also connecting at Cleveland with
trains for Dunkirk and Buffalo, arriving in New York
the next day at noon, and Boston at 4P.s.
Athe above trains to allpoints
In Ohio and Pennsylvania, without any detention.
500 Pm. "a
Only one.rain Sunday. leave a,s4sr.n.
Theaoo P. NJ train on Saturday, reaches Cleveland
Sunday morning at I o'clock.
=. baggage checked to Dnnkirkand Buffalo, thence
TO New York and Boston.
Only two changes otcarsbetween Chicago and Pitts
Through Tickets good 865 days and hours allow
lug Passengers to stop over any where the Route.
Passengers destined for Philadelphia Baltimore Wheel
Ing, Washington, etc., will save from l2 10 20 hours
time by akiLgany ofthe above Trains, any other
Route.
Passengers arriving in Chicago on any Of the roads
Will ind aten. heck agents the cars, who will
nj larn
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Burlington Il Missouri River Railroad
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Ia -

TWO DAILY TRAINS EACH WAY
To take effect December 3. 1856.
HROM and after the above date, trains wleaye Bur.
IL lington follows:
1st Wall TrRin.--Leaves Burlington at s.45 A. y.
2d Accom- m cd al ton /" "3,45 P n.
Thcsetrains connect with the Western Stage Co y
coaches for Fairfield, Ottamwa Eddyvile Pella Oska-
loosa Fort Des Mones, Charlton, Salem, Council Bluffs
Marys Genwood, Nebraska City, &c, reaching the
Missouri river in less than four days
LEAVES MT. PLEASANT:
lSe, Accom- mOda ton Traln-AtS30
20s Wall Train . 400 p. N.
Passengers leaving Burlington in the morning can
spend the day in Mt Pleasant return In the after.
noon.
Leaving Mt Pleasant at 81 O'Clock in the morning
stay all day In Burlington, and return home at night
Ticket Once corner ofeWater and Jefferson sts
Burlington, a. the General Railroad Ticket Office
sep6 W II RACKIrS Snnarin,andar+
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Important to Gillers!
WGODWA Ais DsS NEW SMUT M ACHlNE
AND SEPARATION GSb " nSl NED.

AND SEPARATION Co nsHNED.
vNE take this method Of informing Milers generally
w that We are now manufacturing ard will keel
constantly hand Woodward Combined shutter ana
Separator. This Machine we consider the best IL
and hazard nothing In saying every Miller wht
has yet used it will bear out in this assertion 1t
compact and durable moves with less power than
machines and does all the work heretofore performed b,
three machines, viz the Screen, Separator aud Smu,
ter say nothing of the Farming Mil which has usus
ly to be used in cleaning dust from ofal.
As to the mode OF operation, IN The first place IL sepa
rates the sticks, throws smut balis and part of tht
oats from the grain before securing. While in I'll.
process of securing the granis brought contac, will
strong blast Of air, which carries dust As fast
made. II then into larger Separator where
Is cleared Of chess imperfect grains, oats &c. and Il
then ready for grinding. The dust 10 all not only
cleared from the grain, but the chess,
offal and blown clear Of the mill Another yery
great advantage is that be set the floor
with the burrs any where else in the mill that may
desired, a. IL makes no dust whatever.
Every Miller knows that is utterly impossible to con
struct mill that will make good -four dirty grain
unless the dirt be first removed No better machine has
yet been invented for this purpose than oedwards
shutter and Separator and IL believed none as well
adapted to Western Grain. They are now In use and
can be seen At Of the Mills In this city Sunderland
Bros, and K-ser Co. e.
Orders promptly attended to.
apr 15-wtf WOODWARD 4 KEISER,
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4 cNllcrp. ~ hAsa Nnfs N1 with eplno
pslvaAs AnlQ NeAs a N - ~ -
eeeN Is MI "a lWell(s Ne Ma II aeM1lNe
MN d aullegA Il YEA pAld NM NNWNN, y
Nv M yvN viii hear ttNM h amer TN, -
~ NeMNN s~cNMUe1SlNl NJ NeN Nh lVs
MAN. VI CNNMeslcNA - 4 oAeeF lNstFNctsN
lhM tONype wNp NllOWv ~ NV .VeNN ~
eellAuA ~ ~ peealoll e ~ MnA md
lNelelNNe reeMQt3 teNeNNe AAve AeeA v~seyese
.--lAN Auy WAs heard lf~lN IN AilNt lt(A AZ
Tor having allied MANY ssAtlsAA NJ Ne very
s~st tApNrsAMce IN our cNaNtsy. and rAsessa
NE sSseMtie&A Mile eteMe IL We path 0fMAM
ttosM the es~Ale " me grave ~ y MNsANetNsl
with The deAA--tAAt NAthrid9e soNS VIII
ltAM Il Marcy b NJ uAesAl
Upon the iidlnae uf MI MAtcyN deceNsc
had wish III esNt this interesting story H.
The world, Unwilling 10 trust entirely % my
memory. SsidrAsed letter h my Friend
General 1owne aud communicated that wieA
a him Ills reply In now before me, In
which he aNys. "rlease cay ~ little Of me Al
yoa can. Il can only hc eAid that a boy,
who had been unfortunately dealt with, hap.
peneA 10 heccsne rsspil Of mime NMd hap.
pencA 10 discover that he wan i lad Of noble
mind, and that proper direction and change
Of policy only were ncccssay 70 make him a
man, who-e Influences might, in after life, he
widely extended
FIRMLY believing a. do, that, under God
Mr.. Marcy wNe deeply indebted 10 this kind,
switch 30 nppcrtunely, think the pnblic
will NOT agree with General Towne, in as.
cribing to chance what has obviously result
ed from the exercise Of an elegant direction
Among the accomplishments and virtues
ofMr, Marcy, he possessed and cultivated a
genial and grateful temper. He never for.
got his obligations to the teacher Of the vii.
lave school in Charlton and n,ae,aesess
oscatipnss private and pdbGc, cvidAntls fook
a particnlar pleasure in proclaiming them o,
penly.
Upon the occasion Of military review,
and, at the>dinner table, that gallant soldier
and ERrfect gentleman. Governor Brooks,ob-
serving thA very familiar and fricnd1F rela-
ton between Mr. Marcy and General fowne
who were prssen1 inquired Of Mr.. Marcy how
be and 1cwne had become 30 intimate upon
which Mr.. Marcy replied, pointing towards
Gen. Towne: aHe made whatever
have attained lowe to him. : "That,n re-
joined the Governor, requires some expla-
nation Mr.. Marcy then proceeded, in his
happy manner. and in the presence Of tthe
company, who had become interested IN the
reGalto narrate the story of his days of
smali things -his early, acknowledgements :
his first recitation before shcteacher Of the
village school at Charlton-how expecting
to be cufed as usual he had lodged from the
anticipated blow-the Q teachers surprise
the effectnpon. his young heart of the first
words Of commentator he had ever received
1.-The stirring of all his good purposes, upon
hearing for the first time in his life, that he
was believed to be a good boy Eyes"
said Mr.. Marcy "Tnxne made mel
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Guardian Notice.

NOTICE II hereby given that the subscribers have
~ been duly appointed a aardians Of the person and
property Of Philip Loetz. an insane person Of Des
Mones county, Iowa, by the county Court Of said
~, with all the powers nnfcrrea by law.
JOHN DAWSON. lc.,,.
ELIZA A. LO0TZ, afaians'
Publish In Pawk-Eye I've eks. T. w. NEWMAN,
july rs w4t* IT. judge OF Cyn,f, ro,trf
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PROFESSOR MOTIFS
E z B r Il U GE WIN E!

AN UNRIvALLED MEDICINE FOR TBE CURE OF
NEVER and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodi-
cal Hea 1achc, Loss OF Appetite, and every disease
arising from diserganized cond tion Of the LIVER
an impure or defective state Of the Blood.
This Wine is put up in Quart Bottles and offered to
the public the CHEAPEST and Mosr REiIABLh KNOWN
REMkDY for the above Diseases. JOHN WlNER,
Sole Proprietor.
Office CT Maiden Lane, New York.
EH To whom all orders must be addressed.
For sale Wholesale and Retailn Burngtnnb by Messrs
Squres Bioss, Druggists corner OF Jefferson andAain
treets. lApr FL.
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DR.. WEAVER'S

DR.. WEAVER'S
Canker and SaiI feheuln syrup, and
Cersale.
ID an iEd putabe fact that the above medicines
the only nfalble remedies before this public for
Cutaneous Eruptions, Salt Rheum, Eryspeas, Sore
Legs Ulcers, Old Fever sores, scald Head, Scorbutc
Erlptions, etc. etc.
For sale BY ALLEN HRxDnicks, Burlington.
2q-6mvA
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cog EENAR R.--Strayed from Crawfords vle
drZO Washington County, dark brown Horse, 6
years old, no mark. Also dark brown Horse 6
years old, three white feet and lame the right hind
foot The above reward viii be paid for the delivery
the horses to Jno II Gear. Burlington. or to
July l-wf JOSIAH CAMPBELL.
i Crawfordgvile Yowa
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"A II.
NHE Michigan Central Railroad has the advantage o.
an Esctasire Telegraph Lane, entirely for The
movement Of all trains thereby avoiding possibility d
FIVE I; TsAS Eaas CHICAGO
81 Is a. m. ExPRRss Matchmaking drec, through
connections TO Niagara Falls Buffalo, New York and
Boston.
7:45 a. nm. CINCINNATI ExPRrss-Makinc direct
concessions 70 Lafayette Indianapolis Cincinnati New
ing, Pittsburg. Baltimore, Phadelphia and Washington
1915 ~ ms TELEGRAPH ExPkns- Arriving n Niue.
ara Falls or Buffalo next morning, New York n,
PhlAdelpha, via Ean'ira, At 10 y, Boston A. ~ at
night. Connects At Paris with Buffalo and Lake Huron
r. X. for Buffalo and all points East. GEO q
500 y. mn. AFTERNOON EIPREas--ArrIves In New
York at "a. second day, Boston NJ ?. H., and a
Philadelphia 1880 second morning.
$3.50 y. I'M. NIGHT ExrKrss--Arriying ct Niaga.
"a Pals or Buffalo next evening, New York. at ,. H.,
and Boston r. \. next day. Connects at Paris with
Buffalo and Lake Huron r. Il. for Buffalo and all points
New Albany s.e Gy s s.s
indianapolis Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus Zanesvile
selefon'.ns, Wheens, Baltimore. Washington, Pitts
u TSs 7sasas on Ms enacago, Bur,sn0son a oss,.
Y: GaieHd q Gica9o tr!on. iussoss Csafrat aad
Aseasgda Csafrat R.'lroads run snso te same Depot
Atre ana rdrysr ~ luggage. a.
The 81 =. ma, 400 y. N. and q. so n.nn.
s a.ss; S' 9EfS I9.sesr
70 Kingston, Oglensburg, Montreal, Quebec and al
points In oaasdA Ess, Northern Vermont. New Hsmp-
Il well known by the travelling public that this Road
ha. competitor Of equal facilities from chicago 10
Niagara Fails, New York. Boston, 0sdensburgh Mon.
treai, &c. Ac sf& Vase ssfftsg4fs r. -,
The MY Train that leaves Chicago Saturday night 10
over this roae. $40 =. ". One Train Sunday Il $50
r, NJ No s0o p. NJ Saturday. NJ
Baggage checked through 70 Niagara Falls, BufAlo.
New York. boston, Elmi,A and Philadelphia. #.
- Passengers arriving ~ Chicago By any Of the
Railroads, will hnd competent Agents the cars ana
baggage ~ the depots receive ehec.s and
convey their baggage 70 the Depot free
7HRUtf si TICKETS COOP FoR .HxyEry "a ~,
Allowing holders to remain and res0nae their
seats be boaehs At the dvreni, occa The Wess;
slsc NJ The Passenger Dspot foot Of Lake Street, and 81
the 6eneral Ticket Once Corner VI Lake aud dearborn
Streets Chicago. opposite the Txinont House.
\. .. sPAULDIN0,
May !, 1851. General Pass. Agent.
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h u m Il. IN q r q n
4. n. DALHorr. Pr,nc,n.l,

Terms-For unlimited course In Double Entry
Mercantile bookkeeping, Penmnnshp, Commercial
e25,d 4a G q
The course OF Instruction Is the most comprehensive
taught, and Is completely reduced practice a. to
meet every possible contingency In business.
Penma nship-Targht in the latest and most
approved principles. Hs
GOmmBe FCi0l Law LeCtNrc&-Wiil be given
by Mr. G. Ben Darwin OF the abest members Of the
Burlington Bar subjects for every business
man 10 be acquainted with. 9#y@
Am Elegant DiplOma--Under the seal Of the
State College OF Pennsylvania to all graduates
Send for Circular by mail feb ls-vy
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% DO you rs.t to Aase q svs pr,r,,E.
against Connterfsifing Bank Not,,f
Read! Read Read

- 10 YOU rs.t to hdse . snare Pryr,,E,.
against CONTEMPLATING Bank Not,.i
Read! Read! Read!
s"oscrtnci SM6Scrshei NsAscy,A.
3 and Ne Bari Note Esorarer ~ al al, " !,
3 oHrssrs Ts.s' 1ns s eilsss srf' ''.'
..n.a vey ~ TsT 'sss. r a.is Tn 5sr s .'
. pGREATEsT DISCOVERY :, =.
SErEE !s.ss. cS SsfsS'Hssy So "
- Describing rvvry Genuine BiIiln Kxsssepe,V -
a ExhibitlngAa Glance livery Couni-rfeitin
Arranged 1a e nE .s,,,sy s EISTsEScE. FAN
q. No index 70 examine No pages 10 hunt ~
- But % simplifed and arranged thai the M.,r4.
Banker and Business Man can see an al a Gia-s
- Hhas taken yearp to make perfcct th,,
q 10 D. At DIS & Ov cry.
The urgent necessity Tor such worry n, ~,
e bean felt By comuIrcial men. thasbeen pabll.a'
. 70 supply the cali hr such Preventive, Ard go
but 10 be known to be Universary Patronage 4
does more than has ever been attempted by nsr :
* II descrbf> every Bank Note In . dyfsfsrt u.
~ guaE-s, AAgit~h, french and Cey,nan.
q Thus each may read the name in his owa INV
Q Tsszs--The paper vin Se sss~A as sr u lseA..
y Koa Perfect Bank Vote lit prsis.h.d.
- Together With the rate Of Discount. Alss lsE
e All the Private Bnn kerr - Ansslrs
Complete Summary Of the FNiscK o. Ersn
and AMERICA win be published In each edflnr y
% gether with all the important Kws THE Day ~
p INTERESTING STORIES
= From an old Manuscript found In the East ana !,
~ where else ~ be foGnd. II has never yet sprrsx
In print, and furnishes the mosi Complete Hastay, \
ORIENTAL LIFE
u and describing the most perplexing positions \
6 which the Ladies and Gentlemen Of thai couaeT
- have been 20 ofteA found. There stories win a
tiDue throughout the whole year, and vii prove y
- most entertaining ever cfIeredto the Puhfc
a. Furnished Weekly n Subscribers ony n n
ayear. Allletters must be addressed to
Hy JOHN 9. DYE, Broke,
Publisher and Proprietor, 10 walist., New Ysrs
april 1-.y.
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A NEW and superior article of Ladies and Gents
"A Shoulder Brac IS free from the objection existing
heretofore OF bending the arms. Fursale by
apr l5-w J. s. HIDDEN 1 co.
Grimes new Block, Main ST., Burlington. Iowa.
NEW SASH DOOR AND BLIND FAC.
~ TORY Mt. Pleasant street, opposite the Old
Plank Road Depot, adjoining the on Mill Burlington
Iowa. All common work constantly on hand, and Or.
ders, by mail or otherwise, promptly attended to.
nov. 2S.w. URIhH Lopez.
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IRIS. LEFT,
MfELLHN EA IL DRESS MAKER.
Il corner OF Washington and Fourth Streets,
june 3-wtf. BIRLING TON, IONA.
Threshing Machines! Threshing Ma
chimes.
II. SPENCER 4 CO.'S NEW AND I'M.

PROVED IHR ENHER 4 CLEANER.
- SPENCER CO., are glad to Announce that they
1Oe have now ready and Improved Threshef
and Cleaner. which they are confident will meet with
general favor among gram growers. Wherever ii has
been tried il has been pronounced the ghtes running
AMI sim lest Machine in use while in capacity and
quality Of work II has no superior. II is manufac-
tured in this city
They also manufacture tbs New York Horse Powers
all of iron, the best in the market and the rst
made In the West tt= 38 @ a&s
Those In want ofmaencs will do ell to send in their
orders at early ay not TO be disappointed.
They also have patterns of all the machines
and will repair any then. 9tt
They also make an excellent Hand Corn Shelter
Orders solicited. X. SPENCER 4 co.
may 21-W3m t#
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ABBOTT & KINGMAN.

ABBOTT G. KINGMAN,
MANUFACTURERS OF F
SASH BLIND% AND DOORS.
DEALERS IN
UABER, Ia TIT. SHINGLES, &c.
Factory, Yard and Office, 500 Clark Street, between
Taylor and twelfth Streets, near b. j.. nd IS RI
Freight Derots, CHICAGO,
CHAS. n. ABBOTT. nENJAMf> p gINcuAN
List Of Prices furnished Dsa iers ontapplication.
apr S-wlv. E- -. - ].
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We learn federation from children, (says
F0nch.) Tor 10 man can have his whiskers pulled
y young brat without feelisg what an i0toler.
able aaisAacs DO mase have Assa . child him.
oslf
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mn & n RYrHARnSnN,c

DIR. s. O. RICHARDSON'S
A RE You troubled With ~ spepsia LIvsr Complaints.
Jsandce. Sick hesdacha Loss Of Appetite, bilious
Attacks Nervousness, Weakness Piles or AIRY disease
arising from disorderci state Of the efon ach ana
Bowels! Use DR.. 8. o. Richardson's Sherry w re or
Bifters, and you will certainly get rrlief 4t fa6
J. n HARRIS CO..
Propre;ors for the Western States
For sale by ALIEN HfSpsIcKs and q L. Cav Bur.
iington. fapr 29-6mws
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nYER'S Healing EN- brOc n I iOM-For ex
u terna ans eternal use-may be found at the store
OF J. s. HIDDEN 4 CO.,
mar 26 Gov. Grimes' Block. Main st.
ISO-A superior article Of N. Y. Trusses for sale
IA by (apr 15wl j. 8. HIDDEN h co.
Grimes hew Block, Main ST.. Burlington, Iowa
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Wagon Depot in Burlington

II HEUIS n ~ u 10 UBNONfNG VN0 M10U0R0,
We have hand, and ARA ngements for rece I'M
those celebrated Michigan WsRohs.io sell thii
market ali Of which ve can warra Of perfect and supr
rior 70 any wagon In this market Call and xApine on
samples, or Inquire of those who have used them We
have sold about fifty OF these wagona 81 which
has been retained on the warrant. 800
sepI-wn OGDEN COPP.
sJS BASKETS Champagne, for sale very low ny
I'D apr lSw J. q. HIDDEN 4 CO.
! Grimes new Block. Main st. Buriin gton Iovn
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THEODORE Ii. WEBER a. CO..
wAoLEsALE DEALERS 90
Roots, shoes. Leather Rnd Findings.
Grimes Block, Main Street.
BURLING TON, 10 WA,
ITAVE always on hand large and well selected stock
II OF the above Goods which they are prepared 20
sell Mt the lowest market rates. fapY 15-wv.
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w A N 7 E D

w A \ 7 E D,
500 ACTIVE YOUNG MEN.
ITO act as local and travelling Agents, in business,
easy useful and honorable SALARY 800 PER
MONTH. capita! Of only 50 required No patent
medicine, book business. Full particulars given free
10 ali who enclose return Postage. stamps silver,
and address, WILLIAM JOHNSON,
jul. 2S-w3t* Sandown, N. H.