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ATTENTION FARMERS!
MCCORMECksN REAPER y MOwEW

AMAND Geld Medal Of honor awarded 10 G. H.
~ Mccormick NJ the Great French Eshihiticn 81 par.
- IN teoo Also. the hiEhest Pr'ss awarded any Ne.
came OF this class at the French Universal Rxhbilon
IN 1885, And more glorious still, the highest satm11
ton and approval of ever i.ooc,Oc0 Farmers or our
own country.
The best evidence b. e<rsd cfthe continued
superiority OF these Machines IL the fact that McCor-
mick has been exclusively and largely engaged In this
business for many more years than any other
tursr and hat his sAlea have constantly tncreased
thus proving that his machine il completely above nnA
beyond the Rross Of rival
rcss q other and inferior achines In 1895 the sais.
from the factory In Chicago we're 2hN0 IN lss cvss
S,vno. With peril 81 sAsisfActlcn 20 purchaser,
western Farmers are now using probably these ma.
chimes thae we're made ten yeAra ago n ~ renssruc.
ton Of ne mAehncs the Wrought iron bean IL ssill
WEI Ana We machines 70 constructed a. admh ~
lowering - The ground 70 the ornary hueAs
me cat VII De about sx feet. The main wheel eight
inches vide on the rim this II Important secv
In esssasons and so land Asc great care kas eesn
taken 70 % arrange The hesp thA -
from sand os mud.
- r.tmsrs wisAink 10 purchase would a. WIN -
= os e I, sesiy = iassrs ssinf ssgS.isA:
G(0asstts cspy) water esrssss osSstagesa.
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I'LL ONLY IMPROVED HELOsT
AEAPING Y H0WING MACHINE
MANUFACTURED ny -
~ ~ ~, =. ~ AMNER a co..,

De Ne vANNER a
At the Beoit Iron w orks, Rciott g..
IHE unqualified s:'isf, cton and grea,tv 49,.
demand for the Belo Reaper ana Mov~s ~. ~
daeea Us 70 engage in the manufacture OF the above
This ReariIg and Moving Machine 1. admitted Nv o,r
BEST Farmers and those who have used and rested X y,
conne .he best mechanical principles Of .ny Krapns
anu Moving Machine III use, has been
tested with those considered the most Celebrated Ma
chimes manufactured and used and in no -
assu 70 prove Its decided superiority, both Is
This machine is devoid OF side Dram, and viii o,s,.,s
much less power than any other In use ina,
near Tue same breadth; and does The work OF
Grain and Grass. ~ "
The construction and adjustment OF the Gearing i ON
e most simple OF any machine use In FAC, 80 mpcb
80 mat Is within the comprehension OF any child AMI
no one can md any difficulty In operating It
IA III ~ cuts s1 feet broad. and can be opera
FOUR Horses, cutting the same breadth
can be changed from n Reaper TO a Mower In ff,een
minutes ana IRON, Newer to Reaper In the same time
Every and erch machine will he warranted manufac.
tured Of The best stock and materials aud IN ,hr mos,
uorough aad Workmanlise manner. and warranted 10
operate WELL with proper and fair usage: ana mi,
VIII DC asafcieat warranty TO any PURCHASING shonsh
written warranty viii be given In any and every case
all other parties In this place - "''
81 rr,ee q Reaper, $i2o. Reaper and Mower Com.
We have the following improvements ON ana ,x., L.,
years Machines: " 'es
II u; Nm M., s, Driving Wheel BROADER
and be Of lighter draft The arms al IN ny. ,.s nv
me-. rs changed eds~ise thereby avoiding car.
w aloaha dast or loose or vet soil The Grain Wheel
sol greater diameter and broader face and those I'M,
Profeihehts prevent its sinking loose soil and de-
crease The dratt The Grain Wheel is placed INSIDE nm
uef .hr dvdng bard that the sickle cuts a.s and
renders impossible to trampe down or entanrle the
grain. y "Ae'S s"S
we have improved the raising and lowering ~ IA
machine, so that viii high or low a. any o,he
machine IN use The Reel is improved so as 10 sc, an
gimg or not One end of the Pitman Is ~l,h
the sfc lie with Cast Steel Pin, increasing is dnrahtv
and rendering almost impossible get out OF repair
There Is bearing turned on the CRANK shan and tie,
rnmsn or Connecting Rod box 10 secured that II liz
impossible Tor 10 get loose For the Crank Box 10 The
fman We have composition box OF the most durable.
materials. We lave placed Elliptic Steel Springs under
tue seat rendering 1t easy the driver riding In
buggy. "
In improving the Moving Machiac, we have nut n
Sast Iron shoe on the extreme end OF the ST. and Sc
cured II IN such manner that IL not liable TO break
or get out OF repair The Guards are not only ryeed
IN box, heited 10 the sill beam, the upper part
o. the Guards extend back to the Il and are secured
TO IL rendering almost impossible Qua rs 10 get
out OF repairs KEITH, ROB NSoS Co, Ag'ts
NAV S-d3tw2in pnr,i,n,a. -
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~ UtU~nns GssRs
| IN IN N 4 her, ! scarcely ca nssef
he 'Ass e g prs'p 'hat eoass daasins---
rye Mad ca . drean', thas Il really auss sees
10 iss las sarsliks ron'ancing- saasciae.
A.. ! -. walking -''A Homer. I'd AK
fso 4 best Greek 1 ~as able-~., .h,e..
Guy, Earl q Warwick. 1ohuson ana
Md dance Scotch reel on dc table-aAe
k table;
Hasnibal rising, declared Twas s.rpr;.ipr
4no4 Gptlemen made such = Fiot--a riotl
Al ks, in hustle, TO beg Lord John Rns,ell
Wei Aestea and make then ~ quiet-all quiet.
10 cane nd found Cato at cribb.ee With Plate
And FISHERMAN playing the fddIe-,he R.ldla.
And saatchiug rapier from Admiral Napier.
Ran Reser the Great through the middle--the
eddie. @
Then % iumped Alboni, Who looked i Bel.onl
Who sas q her side Ike mummv-a mummy:
Bus Pioos Eneas said, "This musn't be: Is
/ never ply whist with dammy-a dummy.
rm really perplezed to saw who I saw next,
But skink it was Psnialo ssk;-ato.sLi
Was driving Nell Gwynn with Co.am;ss;oner
Lynn
Over Wsserloo bridge in ! dro.ki-a dro.ki:
Then Sefdanapaius, who thought l;t % Nail %.
Observed, 'It's very cold vea,her "--coIi
weather,
So Singing his jaxey at Prince Esterh.xev.
They both began Waiting tosesher--soEe.her.
The news next was spread that Queea Dido was
dead,
And Alderman Gibbs, in '.huff,r sir-a ..huiE,"
sir,
Had seized Lol. Nontes and Friboure and Pom.
For feeding her bulldog with SNUFF, sir-eish
snaf, cir;
The Bum in a hurry run OF TO the Surrey
And clappsd Abdel RAIDER in irons-in irons.
And engaged Julius Cesar TO play .Adalgiss,"
10 w'ddicom'' Lady Of Lyons'-ef Lyons
caught up candle, ana whispered 10 Handel.
There must De an end Of the matter--the matter;
When bang 'hro' the skylght came down upon
Lord brongham in deuce of clatter--a clatter.
n terror swoke, crying this Is NO joke,
And jumped smack out Of bed like Priam-KinR
Priam;
Ana I've ous to remark, if you're still in the
shy-youre not bit worse of than am
than am.
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Noq AnDahoot tnlli . A1tBte - Oh
o. II sserlastfa pi1ls 81 .anat la(5n
~ 20 sit-fikaiaoa saslin, - hiapst
hind d : preachers regular rit-Eibation -
Da - mind ny dSivin' - I'D thra that
hornets nest, and then racin' ove him inter
the kreck7 #sfrVxF
Yea ~
We'll. this 10 what Gums owe il rudrown
q myoelf sum owe these dayase of1 dont,
81 don't die FROM that orfaa shu4. QhAen
horn, and don't ye ever try sticky shut -
long a. ye live. -
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THE andersiIs.s klsNtA! lINtri
sale large ssack = r On hand AAa nov ea%r f.r
Who may Be- a. y. can Il: ssssS,, 8 y,
vestisement. aS Hem Of fencing 10 IN, ~
esn = aa'nsfs y = The hes. possha. s,na !,
nos ssh.ss my. = fencing r.. W., ..
ana rock can be obtained IL i n. timber
sern go, sna most dursble iron ne. ~, sasapss.
Other Il, .s ssse less ,sp.ss .s ever
Eastern and Middle ssa. and Ia III &c eeA n ne
me gsnerAl approval OF the pubic hss nss VIII
hos.. =, sho require fence for 4 nop, -.
49, ~. " recommend wire fences A. hs,n~ -
sn N. nn.e They possess not only s
ana aurasnsy ~ themselves, they pesss.s ,dys..M
49, eths.s IN that they dixngurs ne lsns....sko
.roes 20 lawn, and that they enhsnr, r.,Ss o.
~ y a.ssss1 - Asaa,y Of osnamsa,a &C.
Ia p,ii.s 70 recommending Tits styls n s.s..
ssa eenndsn. that y the best ch.sp.,, ,ss
W. NV ~ sind q ieaees thu, they can ~.
feb i3-bph. KEITW pnpyN 49,
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Asehos 81 Etiquette for Ecnslcmcm .
P0rttess
Act very braxingly,
Stare round amazingly,
Strut in stuck-up-ish!y,
Bow very punpshly,
First to the lady who
Sent round the card to you;
Then you may condescend
Three or four words to spend,
On some aotorie,y,
Who gilds the society,
Or whisper quite killingiv,
TO soa,e belle who willingly 4
Passes time hirtingly,
Laughing-oh, certainly!
Whispering blushingly,
Checking you hushingly,
Whispering till ringlets fall
Over your neck and all;
Until distressingly,
Thrilling, caressingly,
OF in a waltz you go,
Spinning, half crazy, oh!
This is propricty
Out OF society.
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Earmers. have you seen and f,isa -
worlds Fair Prize Churnf ~
~. Davis Adjustable q SnsS =
o1Aer OmbiMed-PasenS~Ss ~

LAWS adjustable GAmsn a m-..
49, Aer S~m etned-fasente1H rN. 50
"A q our State Fair. held At Mase.,,,. r.
~ veipeer kls561 this Charn Alrne ksd ~ 81
awarded W. although there we're elsh, a. - minm
on exhibition, and indeed il always ~ !. ~ SLssas
MUM wherever introduced Tie adyan,ssx. - y Ws-
Churn over ail others are follows: W he
isa ~ wan produce butter in ss short ,r.
other Charm. @o's 'me |. any
"a. ~ VIII gather the butter after IL is produced
o. ~ viii w@rk the butter into n ron md .,,s,, !. .
ootermiik ther~fron completely without The H. "a ia
Sth IL viii salt the butter before tak,ns /, sa
the Churn. s " Hen
9th. II can be cpera.ed by ehni with per,,e, -.
ANA ~ As easily ciesnsed any other Chufn 't
ApFncucai operation will convince any person a,,h
truth OF these statements NMs
Below are few Of the names Of practical hv,,., :.
kers, Who have subscribed to tase ieouinr e,r,,s.
WIS. we are nov using the shove Churn and Tr,,..'
cnnrns with case and facility ADD q sc e.ihs..
works and salts the butter in perfect tpapn., 49,.
taking u from the Churn and We rhs~rfav
u a. the best CAuTn We have ever seen
isaac Leonard. Crawford Hanna, AIner Csr.,n..
James Woodside, James Hiilery, Robert RTewn + =
GseTg, Hamilton Brown, James Dickson, J y R,na.1
samuel Foster, Alexander Fleming. jeremiah L., n.
Thompson, Bates, John Wild Samuel N.o,s ~
"- =. lAcob Wilhelm, James Robertson. 49,
ane !, ns. s-.saassd the right 10 manpf.
Henry Counties, lows, and Henderson ard NM
Counties, Inois. and In prepared TO hlrrish N
who viii favor him with their patronage.
81 These Chnrns are also for sale at J Eiuskaph a
Gos Keith Robinson Co.'S, and } q LAan,an'., Bar
lington, Iowa. -
Mop corner ofvalley and Eighth streets
feb 25-wtf n p GRr-pv
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Good Backers-An Incident OF Spirit
ualism.

A long bearded customer recently entered
a spiritual bookstore in this city and applied
foc an agency. He proposed to take large
quantity ofbooks to his part of the country,
away out west where he represented that
he could soon sell them, as he was assured
by the "inyisibies' The enterprising book
seller was OF course delighted with this pros
pect of a SALE but his enthusiasm was some
what dampencd when the long-bcarded gen.
tleman remarked that he had no money and
that he wanted the books, entirely upon
credit
"Arc you responsible9' was the natural
inquiry of the merchant
Perfectly" s.
"What evidence Of your reliability can you
furnishY
II have the best of backers-men whose
names you know well"
The merchants countenance brighten
Cd
"very we'll" said he, "let us see your pa
pers"
Thereupon the customer presented the fol-
lowing document:
To schOss Il may concern. We the un-
aen'gned, having been acquainted spiritual
y, with Mr.. -- Of, Wisconsin,
Tor many years, recommend him as perfect
~ reliable, and would not be afraid to trust
him to any amount
'GRoRaR WASHINGTON,
THOMAS JzFFERsoN,
HENRY Guar,
,r, JoHN Mnrox, and others,
ihrough Jane E, medium"
The bookseller remarked; that the hackers
were goodSf the medium was reliable; but
he thought on the whole he would prefer to
keep the books The customer hcreupon
denounced the bookseller a. an imposter,
telling him that he did not believe his own
doctrines, and that the spirits would expose
his duplicity to the world. OF this he felt
assured BY the spirit Of prophecy within him
The bookseller was mot convincd-N T..
Zoe Post.
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Important to Millers!
WOODWARDsS NEW SMUT MACHINE
"A Ia n 3

AND SEPARATOR COMBINED.
M h take this method OF Informing Miilers generally
w that We are now manufacturing aud will keep
constantly on hand Wooawarl's Cenbinsd shutter and
Separator This Machine consider the best nov in
use, aud We hazard nothing In saying every Miller who
has vet used II viii bear cut in this assertion II
compact and durable with less power than meet
machines and does ali he worA heretofore peEcrea by
three machines, yis the Screen, Sepaxaar aud Smut
ter, TO say nothing OF the kanIing MIL which has usual
ly TO be used in cleaning dust from onai.
As to the mode Of operation, In the first place II sepa
rates the sticks throws smut bells and part Of the
oats from the grain before sceurina. While in shv
process OF securing the grain brought in contact with
strong blast OF air, which carries OF dust rs fast a.
made, Y then passes into iarser Separator where Il
cleared Of chess, Imperfect grains oats, &c. aud il
thea ready for grinding. The dust ia all not only
cleared ffNa the grain but from the chess cats and
enal, and blown clear OF the MILL Another very
great advantage that II can be sci tie same noer
with the harss any where else In the mill that NAV hs
desired, as IL makes no dust whatever.
ENery Miller knows that II Is utterly Impossible to con.
sact min tina, win make good car ont dirty grain
unless the DIRT be hrst removed No better masne has
yet been Invented for this purpose than Maodward's
shutter and Separator. and l. believed noae ~ well
adapted to Western Grain, They are rev ia use and
can be seen Mtwoof the Mills IN this city. Sunderland
4 Bros>, and k,iser 4 Cos,
Orders promptly attended TO,
apr la-wtf WoopMARAn 4 kElSkR,
mr. llSra
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ATKINS AUTOMAT0N.

Ne SeANefAaNmG IAe0pcr ~ WOWcfs the
best Com biNSd Machine in Msc.eA 600
building tor harvest Of 1887.
FVNABS Machine has q Raker always on hand, and
L doing the work, particularly In a lodged or heavy
crop, better than man.
Saving at least another hand In binding Is even
grain than labor saver and isnlso nrst
rate mower.
The change from Reaper 10 Mowers very Staple and
made in lew minutes, and wheel is attached to the
outer end of the moving bar to regulate the height OF
cutting, to facilitate backing and from field TO
field.
Printed Instructions supplied 10 purchasers for put.
ting Reaper together using and for changing il
to Mower.
e. Pamphlets giving impartialiy The opinions of
Farmers. its advantages and defects, be had by
applying to LEVI HAGEg, Agent
Office at Fears Warehouse. Water At, Burlington.
feb 1S-d&wu Gazette capyl
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enAa. ". AusOfy III ssA II.
Lisi q Prices furnished Dealers on application.
= ----------------
l1O-A superior article Of N. y. Trusses for sal,
l,ps Io.wJ J. 2. HfDDFN Co
1"sss' asv Hook. Main o.. Bssaason. Iswa.
GMEEN MOUNTAIN SLACK p1aWU
Nv rs FARMERS and Horse Growers 81 Iowa smi a
~ VIC are interested 10 the Improvement o. sAs,r
Vermont, take pleasure in recemmendIr 70 voar go.
siderasscn, ~ me blooded Horse GREEN MOUNTAINS
BLACK HAWK, whose pedigree 10 a. follows !: 80
lie " grandson Of the old Rack HawR ovnea ~
David mr. Of bsedpors, w.. and NJ IT. I, - ~.
hraed Young Black Hawk, raised By the Hon In,ns :
Peck, Of Montpelier, VI. His dam vas sysa ~ ~
well known Morgan Horse, Green Mounsasn Mcevsn.
sas Aaescendansn right line from the original
GREEN FOUNTAIN BLACK HAWK
was foaIed the 22d day Or July 1851 was raised ~
BY his son, Mr.. r.. W short, In 1855.
Green Mountain Black Hawk stood In Calais. VI, two
seasons, and his stock Ia valued hgh and "a considered
among the very best In section Of country and We
can safely to those who wish to raise vool Nd ee
CANT horses that they do better than to
the use o. Green Mountain Black Hawk
Ghas Sihiey, Rufus Moses, Walter p s,a vton.
Luther Converse, Philip short, Ephra,n H.rer
l,ssn Hollister, Dennis Gray, so Ile.sey,
Calais, W., Nov g. 1854
tason ~ THIS section and probably fastest one q
The west. FOR beauty and compactness Of form ara
grace OF movement u not excellcd. He ID ave yeas
lie will stand during this season A. the ssah,.
ot Main And Valley streets, south OF Gov (Irim.,s
BLOCK Gail and see Tor yourselves and reference VIII
PC given ~ gentlemen owning his cots -
N. B.-Gsod attention viii be paid ma ~ooa
furnished 20 mares from distance f0ie
IEnAs-Fif.sen Dollars forthe Season All aeeia,,,.
NJ the risk u the owner. = sMrer "en's
Burlington, Apvii q. - SAsoah.
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DRS. GARNER & BAILEY,
y U y 4. = N q r q n
L. N. DALnOEr, Prlnc,pAi.

TerMS-for unlimited course In psanie .yii
Mercantile Book keeping, PrnmAnshp, eenaeN.M
Compatations COMMERCIAL Ccrr~spcsdenee, &C., se''
o9s,W0.
The course Of Instruction IL the mest - =.
taught, and " 90 completely rtdssssa -, ~
meet every pessb.e continEessy y , ou "a -.
PeWms O~htP-fauEh w '"e ~ ~ '''
approved pginciplxs. ww \. .,v..
by Mr. n ~ h"rv,s ose Of the ahess mentors o. the
baritnxten RAr, % ssassynss " WV
An Earroos DiPooAo-Undsr the seal o. ne
~ caisss q AvArdedt 70 81 graduates
send fcr Circular by mall ueels-
NrEW SASH, DOOR AND BLIND lAl..
IN TWRye Nj. Pleasant street, opposite the o1
l4ank Mood Depot, adjoining the Oil Mil, Barfngtens
Iowa. All common work constantly on hand ana VI
ders, BY mail or otAsrwiss, promptly a4snd.d 70
nov 2S.~. NkAAu LuFAA.
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New Spring and summer Goods

"
Corner Third and W0Alaimgt0n StFcega,
now u receipt Of . fresh supply o.
the largest and best selected stock In the CITY ana vl
cell the same on IS reasonable terms any house west
Of tbs Mississippi aud north Of St. Louis The stock
STAPLE AND DRY GOODS
Cloths Cassimeres Cassinests Tweeds Jeans Cotton.
ades, Checks, STRIPES Ticking, Linenf, Beacled aaa
Brown Muslins, Prints, Delaines GnRhams &c
FANCY GOOD&
Lawns Dress Silk. Barages, Pcplinr, Debages Chall
rain and Fancy Swiss Plain aud Fancy JaeoOeean
Pain and Fancy Briiants Grapes Of all colors Roanees'
.ibbons Dress Irimmings Embroasries, Hose, Under.
meevea Oo1aFs 1snids, Laces, Parasols, ETC., etc.
Gk0fLkkkH,S FURNISHING GOODS
Goats Pantss vests, Hats, Caps, Doots ehses Draw.
err, White and Fancy Linen Bosom shirss
and Fancy Sik Handkerchief, Gloves, Half Rese. u
bsellas. Be-, &c.
present stock has been selected with great car,.
w. give me can asdsasisty yoarsslvss.
az t0-em Wv. Ux1lR.
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,r,.... -Sss,1i.,iH5I HnliFHfi 1 xf;cAxpY,

tNnecAsnos - O. &ssNet NAWsfs
DEG leave a. ~ tho LA Is Of BarlinGten Ahs
I'D earress dMe cssRsSys tAas they Ave ssH
GpriRg stcck or AAa.A.ac-v aAsd Hancy Goea $500:
III - Sity We kene ~ q. 10 attentton buAnsss
merit share Of paAlic paaseaAge. Country hins1
supFsteA en- tbesalesrtse. .r.,
wanted. S1Drsea 1&trd SDrest, cppestet ~
r. CAsrcA. narl1n4ten, leWa. seSSs
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Z. s. MAI. AND EXPRESS ROUTE
70 XIV roak AND aosros rlsi&A nIseHAAp,oS
SPRINGS,
And all points in New En- gland via
Ss.GRE &c. Ie.
IEFoRrANr TO THE TRAvELER.-The Michigan Southern
and Lake Shore Route Is the only one connecting direct
~ IN the depots thus avoiding entirely the
o. ierryng rivers as via Michigan Central and rea,
THREE TRAINS DAY,
sundays excepted, carrying the great through Eastern
Ptsburg Harrisburg, Philadelphia Baltimore and wash
ngton over other route the most exdeiitions
quite TO Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Albany New York and
Boston.
TRAINS LKAvR, VIZ
lst-Itghtning Express, leave Chicago at 4sA N
arrive IN cleveland a,yr.M Yew Iork and Bcs,o.
sd-Express Mai, leave Chicago at. Bpm.
arrive in Cleveland next morning at O'Clock Puts.
nnrH NJ hooa, Phisadeipha, Baltimore, New York and
hasson next morning.
sd-Neaf York Boston ExpressieaveC Chicago sRr.x.
arrive N cleveland next day at NJ Pitts burrh ana
Wheeling At PM. Philadelphia BALTIMORE etc fol-
lowing morning; also connecting at Cleveland with
trains for Bunkrk and Buffalo, arriving IN New York
We nextday ri noon, and Boston at 4PN
Allthe above train IN
In Ohio and Pennsylvania, without any detention
Only two trains on saturday, leave at s.8v A. ~ and
800 Pm.
Only nnetrain Sunday, leave a, s.45px.
a,n. n tram on Saturday, reaches Cleveland
to New York and Boston.
Only two changes cars between Chic aro and p,,,.
burg.
Through Tickets good for S6a day. she~r. allow
lug Passengers to stop over any where the Route
Passengers destine cd for Philadelphia, heel
ting, Washington, etc., will save from IL TO ~ hours
time ny takgany ofthe above Trains, any other
Route.
Demonstrating in Chicago on any of the roads
viii ind sttent heck agents the cars who will 70.
cevs your ehseA And convey your baggage free Of
charge, TO the Michigan Southern ears.
TICKETS canbe had atthe General Passengcr Once OF
the Michigan Southern Road under the fremont House.
Cheago and AT the Passenger depot corner Of Van pu
rem and sherman streets, and allthe Railroad Offices In
the West.
Passengers holding through tickets by this line will BE-
transported free Of Charge Ne epn, OF the Chicago
and Rartngtoa Gaiena and Chicago Union, aud Illinois
Central Railroads 10 the Michigan southern Cars.
GRO NJ. GRAY,
General Passenger Agent,
once under fremont House Chicago or aithe Pas>en,
oenot. tChicaSc, Nov 10, tSaS.
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Very cold withouk Aad
Wind shrisking-AoWiinE
Owh up in The orchard
Out perhaps fowling
Rap, rap. at - kitehsn dor.
Doeothy looks pleasant 8 Il
yeaaeAsn," che whispered aly,
.Rot ~ II itisa't
Oesene fellow Tat doa't want 70 -
Door = opsn-"Jonathanf
Why how do yoa dor
well Dorothy Tn Pgstty well,
A seein' how is you. )"
Old man Stops his reading,
4 Old lsay stops the sewing;
Both remark to Jonathan,
"WAl now how 10 blowing,
1hsrs's going 70 be some tall weather yet
sweow."
Salatatioas over;
jonathan 10 mum;
Wishes over sundry times,
That he was HUN
Old folks getting sleepy,
Gin % nod the head;
Dorothy suggests that they
Had better 60 to bed
And very prodigious grin lighted up Jona-
than's physiogomy.
Old folks Snoring soundly,
Young folks close together,
Jonathan and Dorothy,
Talking bout the weather
Jonathan is thinking
How TO pop the Question;
But his heart is humping 90,
He can hardly keep his vest on,
And his tongue cleaveth into the roof Of his
mouth.
Dorothy looks ally
Knows there il something coming
Looks around at Jonathan
He feels much like running.
Dearest Dorothy he says
Sp0se that you and l 20
Down to pars0n Castor,
And get linked into the everlasting bonds of
matrimony"
Years have passed away, and
Down within the valley,
Far away from city
Street, or dirty alley,
Stands q little cottage,
White 40 snow in March:
Jonathan and Dorothy
Sitting on the porch
And half dozen white headed youngsters
around them.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-08
Wagon Depot in Burlington.

We have on hand, and arrangements for receiving
celebrated Michigan Wagons ~ sell In this
market, all Of which warrant perfect and sune
rior 70 any wagon in this market Cali and examine on
samples, or inquire Of those who have used them We
have void aooutAny cfthese Wagons, net one OF which
has been returnsdon the warrant.
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