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Fire n 0.iaaqo.

CHucAGo, Aug. GA building at the corner Of Wash
ington and Clarke streets owned by James LaTnon,
totally destroyed by fire last night 1t undergoing
repairs and the fire originated IL is supposed in the
caTeessness of the worken The loss is about $50 600
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ST PAU, Aug A destructive fire broke out this
morning al O'Clock in the store Of J. T. Caldwell ST
Anthony street and before the flames could be exiin-
gushed the entire square with the exception Of the First
Presbyterian Church, consumed Seventeen build
ings Ia all burnt involving loss of $50 000
which there is sI2 900 insurance.
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Miss May, the American pIima donna, whose great
cess in London has recently caused sensation will return
to the United States at the end of the present month"; il
is said and commence either at the Academy CON
certs in New York some time in September
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Postmaster arrested.

AUGUSTA Aug. 7.--Mr. Mcguire, the special agent Of
ths Post Office Department has arrested Samuel G. Scott
postmaster Golfers Edgeeld district South Carolina
for robbing the mail Scott is in jail at Augusta
He caught by deeoy letter.
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Aroard u Gen. Jao6aon's God Sagg-Lor.

NEw Y0AK Aug. 7.--Gen. Jaclksons gold nuf-bOx
awarded 10 Garrett W Dyckman, colonel Of the New
York regiment In the Mexican war
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW oELEASs, Aug. THE examination "a Black
wood who brutality numbered Wright Saturday
menced to-day. A large crowd had gathered lynch
him Rumors aiioat that there wn be orgAniza-
ton Of q vigilance committee.
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BsSy- RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.--The Disciples meeting
Tomorrow, Temperance
Hall Preaching at IL O'Clock AMI ~, by Professor
Manncll. Of New York.
The public cordially invited.
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American Gothic and Brass FoiI Roofing.

HyENIED BY EueEc1e LKT1tIA. ARcTuTBcT, " A, SC,
DESIGNS made for concrete churches villas cot
~ fagesi and Darn budBss Once co6ca cAaIgaqaa,
Wrsichcsirr eounty New York
June lT--dn
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ben. q y. A. whitIock a Co..


10 BeskmaA &yea corner Of Nassau opposite hs AstOr
House
FRoFnFroIs on THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE cI1lANr eAIET,
IMPORTERS Of Gognac brandies for druggists and
0lSrd DuT0y, o. fiennessey fne Cas-
q the highest FItAtiuA and
pro the the prod and Favor Il
CognAr,
NmeF Chateau Bernard,
LqueuT ees champs dor
superior vineyard, yieux CosnAe.
Exclusive Importers <
old Royal Hollands,
Hurgomaster schnsTgS,
several brands Sherry MADEIRA
Ales porters, and cigars Greet from shippers.
CHAMPAGNE, cTI1MANT
n A. W a o. The exclusive q and
reoeiga shipments by regular packets
given uial guarantee
w be IN dehaey 81 favor and qGaay ay
present imported.
Benz NJ Rldlock,
Edgd A. Mhitiock,
Fredk J. HaveFsnck, BEN. a. Y A. WF1fIOCK CO
W Dodge,
Henry camInryer-
May 26-Iy%
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Fashionable Dry Goods in New York.
immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con
n stntly on hand also, fun and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK or cARTTTIN6S,
0cl9thB aiings aierials cnrtaiu gt
oorIioes, window shades, &c, kc, kc,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICES,
LORD & TAYLOR
255 257, ESQ, and 2sl street,
May 26--ly and AZ and 40 oHilarine street
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WILIARDiS HOTEL. C. a II. a. Willard.
Pennsylvania avenue and Fourteenth Washington ~ G
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DstraotsDs Fire

WHEELING, va } Aug T.. The river here is FIVE feet
deem IN. Che channel
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Washington Insurance Company.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS.

oAla'al. 100000
FINHlS Company is prepared TO receive appli-
i'll Cations for buildings merchandise
usual without policy
Tenth street and Penn the Washington City snsgs
Bank.
Vim. y. Rayiy, samuel Bacon
Robri1 Fsrnhan, James y. Halliday
Vim ornDe, Hudson Taylor,
Mehun N. W. Cali
JAMES c. MCGUIRE President
G. n HlvsN, Secretary.
May 2e--dly
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MANUFACTURING oohPASYS IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
Families MaR4faannes and C4has
rTyHESE machines combine all the improvements
thai have been invented Their extensive and increasing
and the unanimous approval and comneEdaton thai they
eered warrant the Troreors warmly recommending them
have been suisny them thoroughly
satisfaction.
Among the undoubed advantages that they pse others
Beauty and simplicity consequent
from arrangement and need Of repairs
"a. UnexaMIsed and Tafddfy 81 operation.
Sd. Noiselrss
4 The remarkable perfection o their stitching
blty a variety Of purposes and materials.
Principal SAB Broadway agencies
in the principal cities Of the Union
May 26-lys
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For Cape May.
HaFhfnFoR Branoh Usssnotn and Bal
Spope Ralread.
tDASShNhEkS for this celebrated summer resort
Il are informed that daily line will fereeya SUNDAY
AFlng nashinnn at 0, and connecting
t sfda steamer General Mcdonald
saturday. and Gu all annte with New
lak steamers running Philadelphia York via New
heses ~ % ncnding carriage hire the island Children (un
der IL years. and Servants ~ So
July 24-sw "e~
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SPLENDID HOTEL LOT FOR SALE.

IN DE ely q WasAaagon, y. c., and rotaag PaaasG-
TIME LOT is about one hundred and seventy feet
by hundred and feed being ground partly
pied Ushn printing ofce partly by
Theatre There place country where
hrstclzss hotel npsrsvely required where
woud surely probe The viii be
favorable and needed faces anoaca IN the
suitable botsl
w. u WINNER
No. 7Bss Walnut street.
And not sod te Union BudinEs Hi he for pessou
given the LIST q September. 1857
July zs-2aw2mt Intel
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EBBITT HOUSE

EBBITT HOUSE
T. "a f3kAAs D. L. Mouusox
Fsacea, bctweeu I5ih I4ih strceas
WASHINGTON n C.
fIsHis popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
II cuy repaired and and superior urriBre
frsi-elass house. = = - "
me puffrf hzrr provided coach. which
acin ana s1aneni ndig AZ eonrryan
passengers and baggage Q the boei
June Sc
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5. 9. Herring & CO.'S Patent champion safes.
William Grandin,

William Grandin,
COUNCILLOR
AND UNITED sTAITS COURT or CLAIMS COMMISSIONER
No, 70 Prumflin araa, Eeo Fork
Hampshire Vermont Connecticut Rhode
Island Pennsylv Ohio, Indiana Michigan, IowA Wis
cnnsin, Kentucky, Tennessee Louisiana, Ala
hanna, Mississippi, Ceofgia,
Florida ar
Kansas Nebraska, Minnesota Territories
Pensions pasnts, and bounies speedily obtained.
All kinds of W business successfully prosecuted.
Special attention paid 10 Court 81 Cguins bnsiness,
May 26-hn
We would call Grandin esq who s
commissioner for Of the States and Territories
the United randn thor
oughy with business connected with departments
Washington the practice Court Of Claims
TNao Ford DAILY Mems
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Law School of the University at
CAMBRIDGE MASS.
The Lastrnczory il this SCI

Hon. joel Parker, IL D.. Royal Professor
Hon. Theophilus Parsons, LID, Dane Professor
Hon. Emory Washburn, LID, University Professor
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Breech-loading Rifles.

Breech-loading Rifles.
A BOARD of army officers will be assembled at
IA West Point New York, for the purpose az
breerh loading rides, with which
scription h best suited e military The
the 18th 81 August 1857 All persons Intending
viii please notify Tie Colonel Ordnance giving general
description Of The each present specifying
ehre, weight and length ef
ton suitable Ior the arm should be broaghi with IT,
III X. CRAIG
Colonel u Ordnance. J.
oTDxAScE oy1cE, Washington Jelly %, 1857
To be published daily nll 17 fennsy
depda; National News New York Morning
Post B0n Each q which papers wff send their bIs and copy
Of the paper containing the advertisement The Ordinances oe
July 21--df17ARg
~ REAT inducements offered for cash.-Prepara-
NJ tory 30 erecting building win entire
a. clstlng per cent
than New York prices large well selecpd we
with call shoald purchasers be peased
pot be fault
WALL a sTTIfIENs.
81 Penn avenue, between Oh and 10Th streets.
24-l0td
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TIM hcIMoxD FIRExES.-The visiting firemen from
Richmond lett yesterday for their homes in the carly
morning boat.
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wooliens.
1857.
wheeler a. wi Ison

MANUFACTURING oonPASYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
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PEACHES AND MuK-The editor Of the Alexandria Ga
zette seems to be the favorte Of fortune The first ripe
strawberries Of the season found their way to his
tum. Now he is slnacking his lips peaches and
milk at the Marshall House
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An OUTRAGE Eli is reported that Saturday night
last Mount Carmel church, in Alexandria county Va
about three miles from Georgetown pulled down by
mob The ruins Of the building have since been fired
and entirely consumed will be recolected that it was
at this church that the late unfortunate affair occurred in
which James Burch was shot by young the latter
being Sunday teacher at the church II has not
yet uansired whether not this outrage has any con-
nexion with the alluded to above
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MAN STABBED Eldreds Circus Company recently
exhibited in Alexandria, but in this city While
in Alexandria of the attacked by three men
who fractured his skull with slung shot, and stabbed
him severely in the side These have been arrested
and taken to jail for committing the assault and are
awaiting examination The wounded man is now
considered out of danger
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EDR SALE, very valuable real estate on Pennsyl
IL wanna avenueThe property adtonang the
cant t al a Pennsylvania aud
~ feet ON the and contains 2S22 running
a alley.
Further pareuiars terms &c. made application
KELLER MCKINNEY
18th street opposite Treasury Department
juno 30--fn
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DEAR SIN have just received your letter OF the 2sfh
informing that the members Of your association had
been pleased to elect an honorary member. / am
greatly indebted to them for this compliment and espe-
cially for having designated the association by my name
will take early opportunity Of forwarding your
address copy of my orations, in two volumes svo,
which venture to offer to the acceptance Of the assoca-
ton.
remain, dear sir respectfully yours
EDWARD EVERETT
JAS. o. CLEpHAxE Esq.
Sec Z. Everett Literary Assn
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nuisance The attention Of the board Of health is
again respectfully directed to the condition of the
erage, from which strong efiuvium escapes, on the
south SIDE OF Pennsylvania avenue between Sixth and
Seventh streets
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NiRsniLL GROVE ACADEMY.

/, Bl.I1 RS 'Mns.tpm' friends lar ihc cu.
! rouu.rm. tIrt aflt 4.trHme .u ih uev
enterprise bg re.r tfaHHur ani gaqt wishes,
apd am happ, Go inform them and ihe pubic
ihat am uav more lator1y situated than as
thc beginning ot lno present session having
provided and ia shed, with chairs and desks,
commoi,ou. sehouI.rooms boz connection with
my residence, situated 100 a beautiful forest
grove. dye or -ly hundred yards South Of the
courthouse, on an cmiueuce overlooking the
city
Tho second secession viii commence on the
frs, Monday n Fchr4a-y and close on the last
Thursday .u Juac.
RATES or TUITION.
Orhography reading, writing, and
mental Arithmetic, Sl3 80
Arithmetic, grammar and geography, - 90
Natural philosophy aui meaphy at- 20 90
Higher mathrmau,@ Latin, greek, and
Hebrew, 25 90
Defamation and compositions with.
out extra charge.
lHcdoa'al expenses, 90
The fret EXERCISES every morning, and the
last every Friday evening, Wlli De- reading in
tbs ~griptdges AND PRAYER. The FIRST recitation
achapter from the Bbe, by an the school
Pupils will he charged from the time they
enter 10 the clo~c ol the ses.ion One half
deducted fn' time lost on account Of sickness
Of one month. duration or more.
! will be prepared 10 accommodate pupils
with board, washing, aad tue,, at twelve dollar.
per month.
FRANK J. PATlLLO
Jan. II, 81 25-I
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Dealer. in Foreign and Fancy Dry Goods Ready Made eipnR
Its Capsf
JcNv School aud miscellaneous HOOKS
ae needed Tbs market entirely
the mostd
and N pc sold '" i cash. on
ds.sTpL We Foat respectfully
o before @ feeling
Ito
bal receive The pc Of % The
respecul Of the patronage
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winter ColOrs.

yeranus. Rser,s & Sons, Aehermans,
and OsJoras's.
lust received, a large stock OF the above
y eolors. in cakes and in Mahogany and rose
wood boxes, with lock and key. Also Ger
man Colors, in cakes and boxes, line assor'-
ment.
Oh colors. in tubs--Enrlish and American
Canyascs for portraits IN frames OF sNlo 10
i2N56.
Canvas IN rolls. from 30 to So ncnes wide
Stretchor, for canyascs. Of all sizcs
4eU doz fire sable and camel hair pencils
l6o paint and yIruI-h brushes, all sizes
so packages gold and silver leaf
100 bundles duck metal, white and yellow;
Tin fol. "a sheets and books.
Tinsel of all the usual coiora
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L. + IOlGER y co, New loyec and
1 lchoupitou'a, streets, between Gragier
and 'oydras streets, New Orleans, Ion saua,
Ofrr a large and we'll assorted
~ stock Of SHELF and HEAVY
az1kz.-A0 II \ K u W ARE, ~Wcdes, and
English l'rr, Hoops, Sheet and Boiler lroa.
Agents for the celebrated Tennessee Iron,
manufactured by Woods, Lewis ~ Co., at the
Cumberland Iron Works, and viii be conlb.
ualy supplied with full assortment 1t,
great superiority over other descriptions OF
IRON is fully established
They are also agents for Isaac Straub's high.
IS approved Queen Of the south Corn Mills,
aud have on hand an assortment Of the various
sizes, to which attention is invited,
Jan. H. 81 Is
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oHAaxus Dnoxunr.

"a SfvONABLE moor AND SHOEHAhf"
South west corner of the publ, sqnare3
L. EEPS constantly on hand large as'or'
N ment Of ladies' and geniiemens boots a''I
shoes, of his own manufacture also s"''
supply OF sole aud upper leather for sale
From his long experience and close a''ehuu"
to the business, he hopes TO have con'ino',.V
of that patronage heretofore 80 liherai'y pv
slowed on him. An ords at~hu''
to, and work warranted
Nov -. 1881 nIoY
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DANIEL EDW ARDS,
topper, Tin and Sheet-IrOn Worker.

Nos Is, 30 and 81 Neie Leree STREET
I HOPPER, Tin Iron and Zine Roofing, Val.
~ leys, Cutters, Fancy Heads. Down Pine.
Iron Vault Doors, shutters, Frames, Bolts. of
every description, Iron Cutters. Prison Uork.
Hotels and dwellings supplied with steam
Fables, drying rooms, plate heaters, bathing
apparatus Machinery repaired and lobbing
Of every description punctually attended TO-
Brass Founding finishing and pattern ma.
N"S' april lay
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(OI'AftINIlsNIIlIs.

uNlIE uudcr' -Hed hage formed a Coplr'nor.
ship under t'.e s5.e ct Duncan & Logan
90 succeed the atg firm Of RaWhu,, Duncan
Coo for thr purpose of trau-acune q Cot
ton factouno aad General Commission Bus
uc.' aai are iu.y authorized 10 hju.date tac
business of their Predecessors
t. II Dl NCAN,
GEO. WM. lOGAN, in.
July /, 1886.
4 ~ retiring from the commission business,
" "ke pleasure .n rendering Oh, sincere
thanks 10 the patron, of the late hrm of Raw.
Au-, Duncan 4 Co., and, at the same time, beg
20 call attention 10 the card OF their successors.
Mcssrs, nanesn & Logan, and 10 ,olio, lor
them continuance Of past iarors
SAN. ". KANI.INS.
July 9Th, 1856 A5-,f
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IAn iOR RApl'iN t~uc.e-- TO Da-
vld Taylor \ Cos !, taiesaie dealers IN
'oofs' 'ao's' hats, and ca =, No. ~ Magazine
street, opposite Banks Arcade, New Orleans.
jan 81, 81 k.
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BLAAAs tUK "a q q - t,r"'
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CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE,

o. u taiNfoN, cn,s ". Down
- II. BRINTON & co, Commission and
l 70 rardHg Merchants, No. - Canal
street. Ncw Orleans
RJ9 "--J y Howell & Go, Oglcsby d,
Gri-wold, White, Smith, q, Baldwin, Sbfeye-
port, La.
Jan II, 81 ~
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Rosel000d, Mahogany and Black Walnuf. =

And great variety of articles usually kent In ar,s
class Furniture Warehouse, which too numerous to
25cts to IS co. ~ FV7ot5--.Vf'sr'
Gilt frame Lacking Glasses from 81 25 to $50 0o III
Mattresses ~ IS to $40 co.
as co. .s-E---e---'~"~ $3.50 y ~ "
Aliberal discount made to country dealers rnso.ts
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RLACKsalITHING.

TIME subscriber, having succeeded J. II. Grif6tt
u in the Blaeksmithipg business~ apd rewaYe9 V
the Lower Mn. where he he's erecN4 Deg
leave 20 announce his friends and e14 t0hers That hi
is now prepared to do all kinds Of wopk Nh ine, On
short notics aud ssasonaLls tsrmss ..s .Na-,..
no9l-y AARON MYERS.
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Furniture! Furniture!
Fresh Arrival at III. c.. Hardy's

WHOLESALE RETAIL FURNITURE, BEDDING
AND LOOKING-GLAss WAREHOUSE,
Jenerson-st., between Water Main, in Mr.. Postle-
waits new four story brick, Burlington, Iowa u
M X. HARDY returns his thanks to the citizens Of
AVH burlington and vicinity for their previous pat
that he can continue TO give perfect satisfaction
owing to hard times have purchased goods very
much lower than formerly that II enables sell
I'LL goods In my line from 20 to 25 per cent less than
any other house In the west and all goods warranted
rs good as represented or the money refunded My
stock consists Of the following goods in ~ ~.
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Burlington Foundry. L
steam Roller Man ufactOry.

X"E are now prepared to build High Pressure, 10
Wv connective and Portable Boilers, also Oil and
Sope Tanks, Smoke Pipe and Breechng, and every
thing else in our line at st. Louis prices and the
same terms
Toparties wanting Engines We VIII furnish the ma.
chinery complete. m rf- - 81 .s 7s4 s.t
GsF Repairing done short notice and good terms
Shop near T. ID. Rands Pork House, Burlington,
Iowa. ~ sitti-'t j. Nj. WILSON & Co.
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II. 8. slssoN,
GEORGE HOLLAND,

ID RESPECTFULLY announces that he %
H. viii carry on the Tailoring Business In all IA
its various branches. Having had several years M
experience in the business he feels confident he u
can give every IT." His shop Is the grouns
door, two DOORS below the Henry House.
Cutting done the shortest notice and 81 reasonable
.ssatx Aug. Is, n26-ly
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THE DOUBLE LITTLE GIANT. :
OR TWO MILLS IN .ONEli

ratehteiM May, So4--lmproyeds In 1854. nGsi ID
THVIAE Little Giant Corn and Cob Min il simnie
- and portable machine formed on the COTE min
pehcipe entirely Of cast iron, for farm and
use ana designed for preparing food for steck which
1t does at the rate of twenty bushels pr hour
has been effected in Its model the present sesson
which consists In adding another Cone and sett OF
crusners, together with improved Bridge Tree ana
IN substituting box platform In place OF the old Iees
by means OF all which the speed Is nearly
and (when required) the Min adapted also to grindne
sheiled corn into honmony and tine meal for family
use. by reversing the motion, in other words bv
running u backwards, ten or fifteen quarts Of meal 10
the bushei are obtained and the balance Ia superior
hommony or good food for feeding. "a : ~ 80
TIE ADPANTAGE OF FEEDING OORN AND
COB MEAL PROVEN.
Henry Alspaugh, OF Greenfield co. Ohio. aavs.-.iy,
1894 myself and brother raised large crop - -
and purchased 100 head of cattle to fatten NY broth
er wishing to divide our interests, offered me ffteen
cents per hundred pounds for his choice of the
10 the number OF seventy head. accepted, and he
selected his seventy, leaving me one hundred snd
twenty We then divided eur corn he fed His Gin ~
shock, and had mine ground together witt, the CON
ana led II In troughs, nailed to around the yard
MY brothers corn did hold out near Al 1oSs :.
mine, though had divided equally and he tea -.
enty head to my one hundred and twenty When IA
corn Was out let him have from nine and when a
finished FEEDING the cattle were weighed and sold ~
was found that NY cattle had gained Eve pounds On
the nundred over double what his had gained and INV
prohfs were over one thousand dollars more than s
Each mill furnished complete, ready for attachin,
team, and no extry power required than What ACCOM-
panies each mill. IN ~ - -I.s,TrTl =" So.N
For sale BY KEITH, ROBINSON 1 CO., Burlington
Iowa. .e166is UT71T 7'fIiN ~ D1'AmSkcso
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C. G. PACKARD,

XKyHOLEsALE and Retsil dealer in all kinds OF
w Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nails, and Glass Also
agent for Lppincott Bros Fire Proof Safes. 1913
At all times good assortment OF Carriages and Bug
giles hand from the celebrated cayriage repository
of Packard Barnum, Warren, Ohio
sB Opposite the Cnrlew House, 0ttumwa. ln17-y
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BIANHS.
IDLANK NOEE>& spd other Blanks, lust print
ID %, and for sale asthis once.
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1t Will contain the Code all the general laxs passed
since the Godas also those Of the coming sessoa q
OF Michigan, Wisconsin and Iowa, AFFECTING Lsnd 4
Ties #EFesgff yor ID dad = 49," AA1>>ss- -
all the decisions of the Supreme court
OF this State as also IN the matter 81 practice TO
those decisions ofNew York. and other states which
may be ofyalue under our system. ~ -T'sefSs~N~
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