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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

Il
| WHAT Far Mex ARE MADE FoR-A
French wit said Of . man who was exceed
fngly that nature only made him t.
show how far the human skin would stretch
without breaking s
A BACHELORS GRATIruDE-A LAWYER in
this neighhorhood, says the Bunker Hill Au
rora, in writing a deed to be executed by an
meorrigible bachelor, in the "attestatior
clause, as they call it wrote thus, Il
neither married nor likely to be at present
lGod be praised for his infinite mercv.) have
hereunto set my hand and seal on this" .Sc
The old fellow signed it, and it has gone en-
record.
scENE-A fashionable cits party-low-
necked dresses prominent fcature-Miss
barrelbindings addresses her country cous.
IN; Coz sam, did you ever see such glori-
Gus sight before p
Never since | was weaned,' replied Sam
blushing
than good woman, nor anything worse than
| bad pne
An individual who deserves to have his
head punched severely, styles ladies modern
dresses, "hen coops'
LOVE At FIRST SIGHT.-The Courier is re-
sponsible for the following statement; "One
OF the most remarkable instances Of love at
first sight on record occurred in this city day
or two since. A lady from the country had
business to transact ut a lawyers Office in
which somewhat difident lawyer had his
desk In the course ofthe business the eyes
OF the parties met the attorney was smit en-
he declared his passion, and was accepted
The couple were married in the afternoon.
Buffalo Commercial.
Western editor thus sums up the pecu-
iiarities of n contemporary: He is too lazy
to earn meal, and to mean to eat one. He
never was generous but once, and that was
when he gave the itch to an apprentice boy
50 much for his goodness ofheartr Of his
industry, he says, The only time he ever
worked was when he took caster oil for hon
ey.' @s
"Bill, I've been in real estate little late
~" s'Well, .Iohn, how much have yon dip
ped in? Bought lot in the cemetery, and.sa
half acre for residence lot just north oft" :
Just north what the deuce did you 20 so
far north for? Going to live there r YES
Bill, wanted home beyond the gravel
An Englishman purchased demijohn
OF Wulekey. ibStuk ANG13UcE VI tue lOuEe
teen years standing" society he under
took 10 disguise the disguiser in bag. But
the bag not being long enough to cover the
neck Of the bottle. an lrishman who happen
ed to be present suggested, as means Of re-
ducing the size Of the package, ITO take .
few drops out Oft
HANDSOME CONFERENCE.-The fashiona-
be lady, the Countess Of in Q con-
versstion one day touching the relative quail
tues o. various howers, asked ayoung noble
man present =
which do you think the prettiest flower.
my Lord, roses or tulipsY'
With the greatest galiantry he instantly
replied, Your Ladsships two-lips, before
GIL the roses in the. world"
A STxP-sox. Some time ago We vera 70.
lsting to our family the fact OF friend hav-
ing found upon his door step 6ne littls
nals infant whom he had adoptsd, when ons
q the olive branches remaxEed,--
Dear pa, it'ii Be- his step sSn won't it~ i
We thought il would decidedly.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,

4
/ CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY. @g
eHilE Michigan Central Railroad has The aayantags Of
an Eectgsice Telegraph Line, used entirely for the
movement Of all trains, thereby avoiding possibility Of
collisions Or delays, 50 annoying on other routes.
- FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO:
s5sl N. nA- EXPRESS Matchmaking direct through
connections 10 Niagara Fails Buffalo, New York and
Boston.
| g:A5 a. m. CsScNxArI ExrHxss--Making direct
connections to Lafayette, indianapolis, CINCINNATI New
Asbany- Louisville, Dayton. Columbns GAINESVILLE, Wheel
ing PittsburE, Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington.
7:45 a. mn. TELEGRAPH EXPRESS Arriving At Mag.
ara Falls Buffalo next morning, New York Mt Il,
Philadelphia via Eimira, u - y, Boston az 10 n
night. Connects at Paris with Buffalo and Lake Huron
=. =. for Buffalo and all points East.
800 p. m. ASrsRxoox ExrRns-Arrivcs In New
YORK At "a. second day, Boston :. NJ, and q
Philadelphia 1880 second morning.
$50 p. ma. Niaar ExPsEss-Arriving At Niaga-
- Falls or Buffalo next evening, New York, = D.,
Buffalo and Lake Huron r. n. for Buffalo and ali points
East. Connects at MICHIGAN City Except Saturday,
Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, xAnesyille
beliefonaine Wheeling Baltimore, Washington, Rftts
bar9h, and Philadelphia.
e. The Trrirs on the CAicaCo, Burlington d Quss-
", Gdisnd d aAicaVo Uhtcn, A!imots tenfrat and
Aichioan Central Rassvodds ssso the s~me Depot
at Chicago sartag lie erpeaseto 9,asseagers " Aack
che 81 ) =. M, 500 >. -. and q. so p.m.
Trains maHe dree, eonnss.,ons 9 Toronto With he
70 Kingston, Ogdenaburg, Montreal Quebec, and III
points in Canada East. Northern vsrmont. New hanp
il wen knoua Dr. the travelling public that ,ha RosA
has competitor OF equal facilities from Chicago 70
Niagara Fails. Nsw York. Boston, Osiensbursh. MOI
ne only Train Tia. leave. cAle.so Saturday night =
This route &S0 r. -. Que Train Sunday. = -
barx.Er cAscksd tAroasA 10 Niagara Fals, DuaAls,
New York. Boston, Elmira and Philaaelphias -
- Passengers arriving = Chicago " any Of she |
baggage mAsssrs q he sposs 20 receive ehsss and
convey their baggage 70 ths Dspot me-
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7. KINGSFORD & SONS
PURE OSM Eco STARCH.

(fUk THE Laundry
III AZ established greater celebrity than has ever
IL been obtained BY any other Starch.
This has been the result its marked superiority In
quality. and its inyariahle uniformity.
The public may be assured Of the continuance Of the
high standard now established.
The production 10 over Twenty Tons daily, and The
demand has extended throughout the whole Of the Uni
ted States, and to foreign countries.
Working thus on very large SCALE and nndera rigid
sytem they are able 10 perfect uniformity In
the quality throughout the year. This the great ae.
sidcrsam In ssarchmakng, and Il realized nov for the
first time.
The very best Starch that can be made and no ODER
always wanted by consumers and Tits WILDE supplied
70 hem by the grocers, their have
learned whic Is the best, AID ask for it--otherwise
they would be likely to get that article on which the
largest profit can be made.
Mr. kinesford has been engaged In the manufacture
of Starch for % years and during the whole Of
the period the starch made under hts sptrvtsicn has
been, beyond any question: the best In the marks For
the nrst II years, he had the charge Of the works OF
VIM. Colgate 90, At which period he invented the
process OF the manufacture Of Corn Starch.
- Ask for kingsferd's Starch, rs the name OsweCo
has been recently taken by another factory
~ e.a
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PROFESSOR MOTIFS
f = B 3 IFU &c e WIZ Il!

An UNRrvALLED MEDICINE FOR TEE CURE or
LEVER and AgGe, Chill Fever. Dumb Ague Period.
cal Heanache, Loss OF Appetite, and every disease
arising from disorEanasd ondfon 81 IN. Liver or
an impure or defective state of the Blood.
This Wine II put up In Quart Bos.i.s and oceved 10
the p-hlic the CHEAPEST and Me-. RRirAAlE Knovu
RKAkDY for the above Diseases. tuHN WINE
sole Proprietor.
O1ice 81 Maiden Lane, New York.
e10r To whom all orders must be addressed.
For sale Wholesale and Re,aiin Burlington by Messra
Squires Hoss, Druggists. corner Of Jefferson andMsh
tFsets. kasv n.
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Burlington u Missouri River Railroad
NEW ADVANCEMENT.

Two DAILY TRAINS EACH WAY.
To take effect December 8. 1856.
ROM and after the above date, trains willeaye Bur.
IL lington as follows:
lst vail TrasM.-Leaves Burlington AT s 80 A. y.
I'd Accommodation. :. 500 p n
- These trains connect with the Western Stage Co .
coaches fer Fairfield, Ottnmwa, Eddyve, Pella Oska.
ioosa Fort Des Moines Charlton, Salem, Council Bluffs
st. Marys, 6ienwood, Nebraska City, &C., reaching the
Missouri river In less than four days
H. LEAVES CHECAUQUA:
SIS accommodate ton TrNln-At5.4ns ~.
ed. Wall Grain - 4oopa.
passengers leaving Burlington In the morning can
spend the day in Mt Pleasant and the after.
noon.
Leaving Mt Pleasant at six o'clock in the morning can
stay all day In Burlington, and return homo at night
~ Ticket Office corner Of Water and Jefferson sts.
Burlington, at the General Railroad Ticket Once.
senS n RACkTS Snna.tptanaant
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I. KINGSFORD'S L SONS
OSWEdssb CORN STARCH.

q NJ
Has obtained an equal celebrity with their starch for
the Laundry This article IL perfectly pure, and d. In
every respect, eqaal to the best Bermlda
besides having additional qualities which render Il in
valuable for the DESSERT
Potato Starch has been extensively packed and sold
Corn starch and has given false 10 many
as to the real merits Of Corn Starch.
From It's great delicacy and purity, coming also
into extensive diet for infants and inyalias.
aagll-3mw y. n. kELLCGG q Co, Aets,
- Nn~ VnrA
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3A~NCEt hA.sss!
TE snderstneed have on hand ana
sale IAsss sspcA sf Wire Trnee $500. -. err ias
.sous Psssesna anq siaes. We cali m s,,sn,.s y.
= interested IN he Item d snea, u % ~
MmsfaH e the best possible hl,a
sSas il M r,h 10 fencing on prairie, ss 80
ana rscs can ~ ~. much labor and expense .ss
80 s.,.s snd mesa durable iron ncs ~, esnssp
eer /. h.s Ssss rs. lee. rspAnr hsn =,
ss.esn and Middle States. and n ~ extent both 70 y
Il .Ss.. approval q tAe public nA' met 'A
hcusr los = 80 require fence for front v.,d !.
snS % sas they possess not only Jn.s sae
over others, 4 ,sss ny sa.y possess advsn,as,
% lawn and thai they enhance -
y ", -. mmesry and seausyo ornamental srorrs.
10 R.iI~e. u Recommending this style II frns.
~ nAhvAy corporations and eonsynetors ~sr 800
ssns ccnnaens has u y the best chez pest s,,eas
~ 80. aaraole Kind Of fences that they can use
Wsnnvte All to call and examine ouy .sarE
feb 23-bptf. KFITu pnrs~.n.
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
3&MH
RAILROAD LINE!

\1Asc01o, hnFtthVon q Gashck I&Nfr6f N9aLsrk True
dnd Peoria Il Oynauka Raj Roas.l
IS now completed, and Trains the entire lstsnes
i from BURLINGTON, IOWA, to CHICAGO Without
change OF cars ~
7ns naoss direct route 70 C3seaco, Nsvr Egrt hsnn
Philadelphia, and aHoher lmpoyffsf pessfs East
. DAILY TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED. 4Ffs
1st..s Morning EAprc>A~ through. S.lO
Arriving at Chicago the same evening passing throrrA
Monmouth, aesbarg, Princeton md NJ Al Men.
dotA With the Illinois Central Raii Road, 10 In Sale
Bloomington, Springfield Decatur, Jacksonville and IA.
pies, also Nth Gaiena and Dunleth.
3l Evening Express Through, ESQ
Connect with nlino Central Rail Rcaa nj Mendoza "a,
D. Louis and Cairo direct.
Trains on the above Roads run In close conn@c,ion
avoiding alllaying over ~ any ofthe points.
This road connects At Chicago with the Michigan South.
ern Roads, and with sthe Roads 10 the Aan.
Cities, Ohio Kentucky and Pennsyiyanis:
FasseHcers lsariHg Darlington tI.:n, r. NJ rsacA
Gaiena ard DnnieatA ~ n Aosrs ard 81 Losss ~ N
hoAra.
BY this route passengers wreach the interior pcrcr
OF Ohio and Indiana In less time and with we
than by any other route ccnnectinv Michigan Ccars
at Michigan Cit., with the New Aibany ami sarr, Rcsd
thence TO all points south aud southeast
Baggage checked direct through 10 Chlraro and no
charge for handling NJ any point
THROUGH TICKETS by this Royce an be purchased
Ut the Raj Road Once in Burlington.
q. @. HAMMOND, supet risnderl
n y HO9rNRN. Tirkcf AGENT 0nrlgr,ycs, tww,n
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Wagon Depot in Burlington.

-
We have On hand, and arrangements for reesfyhos
those justly celebrated Michigan Wagons, sol. IN this
rior any wagon in this market Cal and examine
samples, inquire Of those who have used them We
have sold about AIRY these Wagons, Of vhieo
has been returned On the warrant.
sepI-wu OGDEN CeRP
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1867. 1861,
LAT F = s
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER EMF.
oRExv AMERICAN
Us. MAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE
70 NEW yosx AND BOSTON, rxiRs, nssHAArroS
SPRINGS.
And all points In New England, via
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN A LAKE
SHORE &c. E.
lErokrANr TO THs rRAyalkR.--1he Michigan Southern
and Lake shore Route s the only connecting direct
" In the depots thus avoiding entirely the annoyancev
o. ferrying rivers, IS via Michigan Central and rea,
Western Route.
THREE TRAINS DAY.
Sundays excepted carrying the through Eastern
Mail.
One hundred and twenty mites saved to Cleveland,
Pitshara Harrisburg Philadelphia. Baltimore and WASH
ngon, over any other rolte and the exdedtscua
cute 70 Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New York and
Boston.
TRAINS LKAvx wa.
1st-Lightning Express, leave Chicago at. 7.45 A.
arrive IN Cleveland ate ?. NJ, Yew York and Boston
9d-Express Mail leave Chicago ..sr.n,
arrive in Cleveland next morning At o'clock, Pitts.
burg at noon, Philadephia, Baltimore New York and
SdNev York Boston Expressleave Chicago ., Is I'm
arrive in Cleveland next day ~ Pittsburgh and
Wheeling at I'm, Philadelphia, BALTIMORE etc., fol.
lowing morning; also connecting al Cleveland with
trains for Dnnssrk and Rnaio, arriving In New York
the next day At noon, and Boston at Arm.
Athe above trains connect direct to allponts
In Ohio and Pennsylvania. without any detention.
Only two trains on saturday leave ~ 80 A. T., and
8.opP.M.
Only onetrain Sunday, leave ats.46r.M.
TheS.00 2. N. train on Saturday, reaches Cleveland
Sunday morning at O'Clock. 3H3
sssBaggage checked to Dankirk and Buffalo, thence
to New York and Boston. &*@
Only two changes ofears between Chicago and Pitts-
burg &AF
Through Tickets coed for s0s DAYS and hours, allow
lug Passengers TO stop ever amy where the Route
Passengers destined for Philadelphia Baltimore Wheel.
ing, washington, etc. VIII save from ~ to ~ hours
Route. Nh
Passengers irving in Chicago on any or the roads
will find attens> heck agents the cars who will re.
nwwp fraA ~
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70 0pildora

g FAILED PROPOSALS - bald 4 Court uoass q
~ Nscasney, keokuk county. Iowa, vili - received
q ne d1se ~ We CosNty Judge u sssrnsy uns ~
~ dAy ~ OssoeeF. aeo6 Plans anA spsc1noastons nAy
y ssen n the once q the County Judge from and assr
ne - Asy 81 September liberal advance pay.
1sMf WI ne Maae, and The poyUs1ss Uiee
made satisfactory TO the contractor @aA
Auy26-W4w SANFORD HARMED,
County Judge.
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- ~ yoa rant 10 HARD sHrs Pr.r,ss;r.
against co*ntsrfeifing Bamk No,e,s
Read! Read Read

~ yON soAt % hdre sHrs PrsreAs;vs
against coxntsrfeitiny Bank Notesf
Read! Read! Read!
j joins 8 S Dss IS M AuS SssoSs:er'se
Is aad ne Baak Noe Eacrarsrs M ~. H.,
oHrspS sgs~; :. y.Sc -s z rSPsr ns.s irsas
Z Published Fsakly. ne raoa< Only one .I Isa
9 cREArEsr n, Sc = =.
6EIkCiiNG coiS7EafEsifT RANK gorxS
q Describing Every Genuine BIllin Existence. IA :.
9 IN exhibiting a'A c G,snss L.sry counisr'sisa
- Arranged 20 Admiralty ttat INFERENCE. pAsv
q and DETECTION IAsTANTANIOUs =.
e n, - nass s 20 examine. Nopases 70 hunt upi
= bnt 90 simpihsd and arranged that the Merrfans
Banker and Business Man can see all at a ClaseT.
L has tasen years to make perfcc. this
DIS Owes Y.
Inc urgent necessity for such q WORK has Ian,
& eesn tell by Commercial men. Ithssbeen pnhl.hsi
20 supply the call for such PreyeptIv. nnd -.
put su. 70 g Known 70 be Universally Paircnired. 1
does more than has ever been attempted by man
no describes every Bank Note In q different lar.
IS gaaFes, Enoli.A French and Gsrmar. IAN
. mus eaeh may read the name In hia own Native
o. Tongue.
@ TERxs.-The paper will be about Is BY a9htA~
y Most PrrJsci B.1a1 Note kf.t Published.
Together with the rate Of Discount. Also List 81
ALI the Private Banker~ I'm Anseri
Complete Summary Of the FfNAxcR Nv FrHnps
and AMERICA will be published In each edition, 10.
getherw with all the important Nkws rHk DAY Also
p INTERESTING STORIES
g From an old Manuscript foand In the East, and no
where else to be found II has never yet appeared
In print, and furnishes the nosf complete History az
ORIENTAL LIPE
= and describing the mos; perpexing positions In
y which the Ladies and Gentlemen Of that Country
have been so often found. These steTiss viii con
tinue throughout the whole year, and viii prove The
Z most entertaining ever oieredto the Public
e. Furnished Weekly ~ subscribers only, IL o.
a year. Anletters must be addressed 10
JOHN Z. DYE, Broker,
Publisher and Proprietor, 20 wAnst., New Yorr.
1..v
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Farmers, nave you seen and tiled the
Wn.lls. n. = r.. xrn.-.- 4

Worlds Fair Prize Chu,nl
Or DMS - AdjW&tmt L. hmrn 4 Ensesg.
worker Conn Med--f u temls q /. b. 30.
A 4 our State Fair. held At Mu-ca,n.. lows. ,a
~ October, Qs36D this Churn Alnne had q premium
awarded H. although there eight other Churps
on exhibition and indeed always ti 80 the frs, IRE.
Churn over al others are as follows
lst IL will produce batter in short time ~ Any
other Chnru.
"a. II viii gather the butter amer /, I. produced
I'd. IL VIII work the butter Into roll and expsli The
bnttsrn evefrom completely, without the hand lade
~. twill salt the butter before taxing IL fsta
the Courn.
ssh. hcan hecpcra,ei BY chl.S with perfect ease,
aud 10 ~ easily clcAnsed ~ any ether Charm.
practical operation will convince any person az sls
truth Of these statements.
BeloG are few Of the of rraet,ck. butter na
keru, Who have subscribed to thu following cer6ess.
Wis., We are now using the above Chnra and Iuitsr Y
Maker, " cAarns with aud facility and gshers
works and sss the butter IN perfect manner before
taking from the Churn, and cheer fully recommend
II rs the best Chnrn We have seen.
james Woodstde, James Hllery, Robert Brown. u n
Gregg, Hamilton Brusn. James Dickson. y Brooks
Samuel FosteEx Alexander Fleming, eniah Lee, Mr.
Thompson, Bates, Jehn Wild, Samuel Moore, Mr..
DAVIS, Jscob Wilhelm, James Robertson.
The subscriber has Purchased the right 10 manufae-
ure and sell the above named Charn In pes Mones and
Henry Counties. Iowa, and Henderson and Warren
Counties, Illinois, and II prepared to furnish IN
who will favor him with their patronage.
~ These Churns also fer sale at Knhail
Co.'S, Keith Robinson 4 Co.'S, and LaamAn's, Dur.
shop corner cfvaIley and Eighth streets.
feb 2slwtf N. r. GRIPPE.
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ID u u 1. . n q r . y

Ter0e-Ror unlimited course In Double Entry,
Mercantile Book Keeping. PenmAnsAip, Commercial
CcmpatAtiOna, Commercial Ccrrsspond~nce, &C., &C.
o2A,@0.
The course Of lnstructcn v the most comprehensive
Taught and conpietely reduced Practice y
meet evsFy possible contingency In business.
PenuAa maAtp-raeeht In the latest and nesl
appeoved prinelpess. f4 @@
y GONnunerCbat k0W Leceureo-wM beRlvee
" Mr. g. 6en Darwn Of this Ahest member 81 ~
naragten Rar on hahess necessary for every huslass
man V b acquainted with. Sa l# -k3@
A. k1eUo9e DlPeo00-undsr Ne seol 81 IL,
osaas College 81 % IN areAuassn
31enA tbr Circular By mall. VI fNk fA-wV
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F.. NER, GUNSMITH.
tsrccESsoR To n y. gnERsoL.)

e. JOY,
builder nnd Manufacturer 81
DOORS, SAHR-FRA MN WINDOW. RLlNDS
WEA Their BOARDING d
Oh n .PNrnp EtxlMreSs
WOULD say to those Wishing 10 build, that have
hand seven huntred Doors and other work In the
building line In proportion.
lam prepared CONTRACT Cottage Buildings In town
o country rs heretofore.
have houses sni lots ranging from seven hundred
thousand dollars, which will sell rent
commcdsting terms.
Also IL lots In Northern Addition, ranging from two
to six hundred dollars, whrh Will sell parity time.
Those wishing homes would do well 10 give cali.
feb "a, 1887 -bpy e
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/ SuAKsrEARE On PoIYc ~. -.lf 10 were
consulted BY an enthusia tic Norman % %
the number Of wives he should take---how
many i would be safe u go--we would an
swef him in the following Shaksperian quo.
t1tion:
go Two, and hang tl.gself!'
MARRYING FOR BRArry.--He who marries
for personal beauty only, j. like buyer Of
cheap furniture: the yarnish that caught the
eye, will not endure the fireside blase.
WHr ASniP is LIKE T4ADr. A young h.
dy inquired Of sailor why ! ship was a.
ways called she Because replied Jack,
THE rigging costs : thunderin' sight more
than the hui"
Ignorance and conceit are two Of the
worst qualities to combat. Il il easier to
dispute with statesman than blockhead
A WrDows WEEDS. Scotch Snuff.
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A n yca troubled WA Disp<pse, Liver Conplsisss.
"A yRunaes, osh 1saAaehs, losa Of Appssias elssss
AeAsAA MekvaaoA>es. Weakness, Plies, asp dissaes
eststng frcm disoracred state or The SsoDacA And
eowelse Uss ~. B. o. Rschnrdscnf SAsrSy W ~ ~
Dlsters, ard go viii cenainly ees nliek
A#$ ~ ~ y. IN. HARnD6 60. -
4SR \ PropYietots Tor The western States
For sale BY ANN AsSpa,cka and x y Gar, bar
Mescn. tsrr ~ s~xe
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B. 3 7. 3. 3. FREIGHT OFFICE
TINE only FreiehttrAn thia road leaves Bailiae
n Son ~ $40 Al FA1f4& sf sktA&I
An freight dessnsd 20 be Cor vpred any partDulas
day should be delivered on the day previous,
may9ebptf. WM. n. bACKug, suDf.
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Kindelberger's Improved Buckeye CT
der Mil and Press.

DIR. WEAVERS
C0mkcr ANA SAILS DeAcNIM SyFWps mm1
9 Hs@ GefAeee f.
lndi, putable fact that the above medicines are
the only infabie remedies before ths public for
Cutaneoas Eruptons, Salt Rhenm, Eryspeias, Sore
Legs Ulcers, Old Fever Sores, Scald Head, Scorbatic
Gruptions, etc. etc.
For vale BY ALLRs HExDsIcks, Burlington.
Apr 2Q-6mVe