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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29
Attention All!

BOOY A ID Ii OES!
TTENTION is called to the extensive and varied as
fine and supsrhne received the store, No. Bar
ret House. Jefferson street. ....
Mems Department.
Fine and coarse Kip Boots, stout soles; '
Fine Kip Boots, thin soes; ...-.s. .....
Fine French Calf Boots, thick and thin soles;
Imperial fine French calf se"ed Boots;
CAM. French imported s.wei Calf
Kip progans, thick and thin soes;
Goat fine;
Oxford ties, patent leather;
Calf skin, thick and thin soles;
Wide strap French style patent leather Shoes,
Marrow sraplo pump, . p"
Congress CATERS, all calf, pegged;
:" enam>ied leather ......-.
IS calf fox, glove top, all pegged;
+" patent leather, foxed, all
:" " French calf, sewed, custom made;
-" patent lea ther, sewcd, -
F." {. Lasting patent tippeds 90
Cloth Shoes lasting, patent leather dox;
/" patent leather and goat Slips
Ladies, DepurtmeNt.
Extra hne French, Calf Glove, Leather, sewed Boots;
Fine lasting Congress Caters plain and foxed;
Fine Congress Caters kid and glove leather with and
Extra fine Caters patent sshs and essd
Parod Lace Boots, fancy tops; .
Fine Kid I" 81" thick and thin solos:
&c Buskns +" /"
Extra ane French Kid Slippers and Buskins;
FRENCH IMPORTED FANCY SLIPPERS
Fine fancy toilet slips, all colors, &C., dc.
Boys and Ouths De apartment.
Boys and Youths Kip and Calf Brogans;
90 Calf and Enameied Congress CATERS
Z" E" Fine ip Boots;
I. French Calf Boots;
Slippers, ETC., etc.
Misses md Cnildrens Department..
Calf, Goat and Enameled Lace Bootees
Congress Caters, foxed and plain
" fancy colors;
Lace Caters foxed, plain and colored; ..a
Fancy Bootees, patent foxed; -..
Patent leather aud kid ancle-ties etc,
Ladies, Gents Misses and Chiidrens, Rubber Boots,
and Sandals, of all d, scriptions
The above all of thebest style and workmanship
and are Warranted
Fie French Calf custom Boots made order. @
april G. Ii. SWEETSER, Ag't.
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TnK REASON OF THAT GALrHrSIsM.-The Gin.
cinnati Enquirer, the administration organ in
Ohio, has the following. 1t shows the reason
why the claim Of Richard w. Thompson was so
promptly allowed. He gave the grand hailng
sign Of distress to brother Know Nothing in
he Treasury Department:
.sThe retirement Of Whittlescy and Peter G.
washington--.he latter the ablest officer ever in
the employ OF the Government in his peculiar
line, has given great relief to certain clamorous
claimants and bankers, who have had, during the
administration Of Guthrie, to gnash their teeth
and lick their dry chops with great distrust aud
chagrin at tho vigilance and obstinacy Of old
Guthrie and Peter G. The facts that Clayton,
who succeeds to Washington, was quite recent
" Know Nothing-having voted three years
ago for Mr. Towars rs Mayer Of this city--that
he was an Office holder under Crawford. in Tay.
lors administration, when the Galphn claim was
allowed, and that he is a very incompetent Off.
Ger, are much dwelt on"
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Important to Females.

DE-. CHEESEMAN'S PLLs.-The combination Of ingredi-
in these Pills, is the result Of long and extensive
urac.ce they mild in their operation and certain Of
restorng nature proper channel In every instance
have the Pills proved successful. The Pills invariably
open those distractions which females liable bring
proper channel whereby health restor
ed and the pale and deathly countenance changed to
healthy No female enjoy good health unless
she regular and whenever obstruction taxes place.
whether from exposure, cold, any other cause the
gener health Immediately begins to Decline and the
want of such remedy has been the cause Of so many
consumptions among young females. Toladiea whose
s will not permit an increase of their family, these
Pills will prove valuable acquisitions ashley will prevent
pregnancy Headache most always arises from the in
terrupton Of nature and whenever that case, the
Pills remedy evils Nor are they less
efcscious in the Of Leucorrhee, commonly called
the'Whtes" These Pills should never be taken during
pregnancy they would be to cause miscarriage
Warranted and free from anything In
furious tolfe health Full and explicit directions ac-
company each box. Sold in Burlington by Squires
Bloss. I-..
These Pills are put up in square fat boxes. Persons
ing One Dollarn letter, prepaid, DR.. G. L. CHREsR
to their respective addresses by return ofmai
acN
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We have received some sweet verses from
Young lady of Springfield, and shall give them
p,acs in an early number Of our paper. In
note accompanying the verses the fair writer
says:
~ have long been an admirer Of your sheet,
and hope ! am mot Prescriptions IN desiring
place in It.
.Oh, no.-by no means presumptious Our
ssheet" il at your service 1t all times, and We
viii consider oursef highly honored BY your
partial occupancy Of it'll Bardssown Gasetse.
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New York,

New York, April 21-1 P. NJ.
Flonr--better. Sales 5000 bbls at So 90Gl6 90 for
super state 20 1906 % for extra do % sU6 10 for
soon bbls at s. OG0I6lO.
Wheat-1@2c higher.
Rye-frm at 9Oc.
Barley-at q 256I1 40.
Corn-opcned firm but closed dull and nominal at
T.M7S for old mixed western.
Pork2lower Sales 600 bbls at $21 1922 90 for NESS
$ls5001S 60 for prime.
Beer-buoyant.
Cut Meats-Ac lower. ..
Bacon-frm.
Lard-steady at 13a@e14
Whiskey--sales 800 bols at 2SKc.
Stocks-opened firm but closed heavy and lower.
Money-freey offered at per cent on call.
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AN AMBITIOUS BuLLY.-A chivalric son of the
Old Dominion, by the name Of Lipscomb, who
is ambitious to represent the Third District Of
Virginia in Congress, has published al address to
his fellow citizens, in which he declares himself
progressive Democrat" and tells his fellow
citizens, If they will but send him to Congress,
he will "cowhide the first Northern rascal who
dares to insult his constituents by making an
offensive speech on the subject Of Slavery" and
ping the back Of Burlingame." He promises to
''treat the Northern bully worse than the la
mented Brooks did his colleague in the Senate,
ala SnmDern
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT THE SUSPENSION
BRlDGE.-A man named Chubbuck, residing at
Niagara City, walked of the bank at Suspension
Bridge, on the Canada side, last Saturday night.
He had been engaged in moving q building on
the Canada side, and was on his way homeward,
somewhat intoxicated, when installing light
for that on the bridge, he walked off the preci-
pice and fell distance of one hundred and fifty
feet, striking the rocks below, and breaking al.
most every bone in his body. The Coroner from
Stamford held an inquest on the body, and rem
dered verdict in accordance with the above
faafs
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CRoPs IN SOUTHERN lLLlNoIs-A letter from
Jonesboro' says: 'sFrom present indications, it
seems that the final opening of Spring, with
warm weather, will be much later in Egypt than
is usual. Peas, beans, corn, etc., which have
been planted two or three weeks, are either de.
caying or lying in dormant state, none the
better for being placed in the bosom of mother
earth, SO far as vegetation is concerned OF
peaches there will not be more than half crop,
even if the buds which are still uninjured should
sscape-Illinois Journal.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

Progress 81 tho Kansas UsHrpati0n.
The Lecompton correspondent OF the ST. Louis
Democrat, writing under date Of April 18th,
says
Great efforts arc being made to buy up a few
selfish Free State men to vote and legalize she
bogus election. Several of these have been pro.
missed Office in this and one or two other coun-
ties, If they will thus join. The pro-slavery party
boast that there are three parties in Kansas, and
are trying to corrupt all the offce-seekers
amongst the Free State men, to form this So
called third party, aud thus ruin the Free State
cause. The third party is SO small that it is just
no party.
The census lists are not published yet, and it
is not supposed that they will be. The county
court was to have been in session, so that fraud.
ulcnt lists could be contested, but it is not
There Is no intention to make, or allow to be
made, any change in the lists. There are only
eighteen hundred votes listed for this county,
according to the statements of pro-slavery men.
There cannot be less than three times that many
Free State voters.
The new Governor will not be here until it is
too late to see the census list corrected. Unless
he comes here on some other mission than to
get the people of Kansas to vote under the bogus
officers, he need not come at all. / do not think
he will deem it safe to attempt it, and he need
not unless he intends to provoke civil war.
We have just learned that Mr.. Staunton, Sec
Rotary Of the Territory, has arrived at Lecomp-
ton tonight.
II will be the same with the collection of the
bogus taxes. 1t will cost ten times more than
all that will be collected to coerce payment Of
them, and will cause serious difficulty should
Walker attempt to back up these bogus usurpa-
tons with active force; it will result in civil
war; and he and the territorial government will
be driven out of Kansas by the outraged people.
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I. 9: 9. E.

vyYAsHINGroN LODGE No. /, and EUREKA In.
w CANPMENT No. =, viii celebrate the anniversa-
~ Of the Order this place Wednesday, 3sh inst
Sister LODGES members generally In good standing with
eoourniuS hreshren !rssernay invited to partici
pate and such ~ do respectfully desired to report
Themselves 1t the Hall At o'clock Of said day.
me Progression viii form o'clock p. NJ precisely-
An address and other usual ceremonies viii take place
At Ebeneser Church o'clock, 70 which eitaena and
the public generally are respectfully invited
apr as-td ". H. MAURO,
MARTIN Kelsey,
WA. GARRETT,
WIN. D. NcOASH
Com, OF AYrnngemeatA.
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MARKETS..
Burlington, Mondy,

Burlington, M0ndy, p. M.
Weather growing warm, and giving hope that
by and by it will be warm enough to swell the
buds and start vegetation. The river is reced-
ing, with good stage of water, equivalent to
fonr feet on the Lower Rapids. Little or no
grain of any kind is coming to this market, ex-
cept from Illinois. We are feeding corn and
hay from Illinois, eating butter from Ohio, New
York and Vermont, and potatoes from Minneso.
ia. One hundred thousand farmers at least are
wanted in this State to feed people who are ma.
king their fortunes at speculation in Nebraska,
Kansas, SC. Hay is worth twenty-five dollar.
per ton in Burlington, while the best of gross
land can be bought for from 80 to 40 dollars per
acre within six miles of the city.
There is an advance in the New York cattle
market of one-halfto cent pound on best quail
ity Of cattle. They are worth from l24 to lsc
for the meat
Money matters were improving in New York
at last advices, and rates Of interest first class
paper as low as six per cent
Trade has been brisk since our last Money
matters are still tight, but evidently improving.
There is large amount of travel-hotels are
crowded-and Spring emigration just fairly be-
gun.
We quote as follows -
Wheat-Spring 9O-Fall 81, 10.
Corn-45 in ear.
Oats-45c.
Eggs-l0c.
Butter-25a3Oc.
Flour-$6, Oo-City Mills, Is.
Beans-$2a2,5e.
Hides-Green 6a-Dry flint Ice.
Potatoes-$l, lOal 30.
Seeds-Clover, s7,5O-Timothy, $s-Blue
Grass $2,5O-Red top $3.50.
Provisions Hams, sugar cured, la
l4c-Shoulders do. do. lOc--Clear sides IL.
Hay-$22a25 per ton.
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PROCLAMATION.

BE it known by all sckly, weak and debitated per-
sons, that
McLEANs STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
the only remedy that will strengthen and invgorate
the system and remove all impurities in the Blood.
1t is very pleasant to take.
In it is combined the properties of TONIC, DluRErlc
aud ALrERArIvx.
els, such as -&
;Darrh9a, Blliousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion Head
ache, Intermittent Fevers, Sour Stomach, Liver Com
plant, Weakness or Debility Pain in the Stomach or
Bow els, Costveness Night Fevers Yellowness Of the
Skin, &C., &c. saf al- ....s,l.
When taken, 1t neutralizes and any morbid
secretious in the Stomach strengthens the Digestive
Organs. 8 aa
1t will also any disease of the. Uterus, Kidneys,
Bladder, Urinary Organs, and as an Alternative, 1t
pures and creates healthy circulation of BLOOD re-
moving all sores, boils pmpes blotches from the skin
Try it, and be convinced Of its wonderful invgoratng
properties.
For Children, who puny, weak and sckly, We adj
parents give them teaspoonul Of this CORDIAL
daily.
II See Circular.
J.H MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor of this Cordial
Also McLeans Volcanic Oil Linment
- Principle depot the of Third and Pine
| treets, St. Louis. Mo. ar4-1mw.
THE POETRY OF PHYSIC.
AYERS PILLS, glide, sugar.ahod, over the palate,
but their energy, although wrapped up is there, and
tells with giant force the very foundations Of dis
ease There thousands Of sufferers who would not
their dstempers If they knew they could be cured
| for IS cts.-Try Ayers Pills, and you will know.
Purify the blood and disease will be starved out.
Cleanse the system from impurities and you cured
| already.
Take this best Of all Purgatives, and Scroula, Ind
gestion, Weakness, Headache, Backache, sideache,
Jxundiee, Rheumatism, arrangements of the Liver,
Kidneys and Bowels, all arrangements and all diseases
which purgatve reach. fly before them like dark
| ness before the Sun.
Reader, If you suffering from any Of the numer.
| GUS complaints they cure-suner more-the remedy
has provided for you, and ii Is criminal neg
/ leet it.
That Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL Is the best medicine for
Cou.h, is known to the whole world aAd that Ayers
s the best Of all Pills. is known those who have
used them. as
Prepared by Dr.. C. AVER, Practical Chemist Low
Mass and sold by all Druggists and Deale1sin Medi-
cine through this section. apr S-2m
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

tE We saw quantity Of St. Louis Hams at
Col. Davids, tho other day. We are now con.
su,ning Missouri hams, Illinois corn, oats, hay,
and fruit, Minnesota potatoes, New York and
Vermont butter, and Ohio cheese. If ever there
was good place for farmers, it is Iowa. But.
Ter is worth 26 to 40 cts per b., and unknown
thousands. yes, millions OF acres of pasture land
In commons in the State where cattle keep fat
eight months in the year, and where hay can be
had for the cutting to feed them during the 9th.
er four Our quotations indicate that there are
ane openings for farmers in Iowa, and We hope
to see An influx Of such az will turn their stten.
ton to the cultivation of the earth.
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.'nsAEs4pE skffs.T y
NILS. s:ounty, ssHa.
,,x,,s a. IA. FnysYn atom ,7Nss AIS1oHyi

| Miis~ sesnty, lev go q ps...
7sr'Hi*Hs y tie Ba, n.,a a"s A''s'A1 "''s'
rr,ng rropr,esers 81 passe ci viii osr for sale :,
i Public Auction. on the ground, ,s.-
9. 1 TW@ ySa. q 81 s sas GoIsii
Bale to commence II 10 o'e.cck and continue from
Pacific CITY - situated in Miis County, Iowa, on .
besstf psssaa of ground n the Ores. vslley Of iAs
Missouri ihres he. cas-. q ne meth q Psiss Or Ne
u terminus OF the d " r. h, thirty miles north
Of Nrbraska CITY, tsenty Are mles south Il Ccan-
ioininr tne biuG OF the Missouri River, the entrance
Of Peney creek into the bottom II extends Int the
bottom miles and within Two niles Of We Channel
to TIE river The uncertainty OF the river banks for
iie OF the river dsappfoves Of ths proprev 81
within tina. distance ., the s,ssf
being backed By buff Two OF three hundred sss nen
upon tho top Of which may be seen the great Assour
bottom for thirty miles south and twenty miles north;
The site has long been locked upon ~ one OF the
most be ntiful sites Western Iowa for large and
thriving City, and has been held BY the nrss IN
preyemen, Of the country the demands fos such town
and the Railroad facilities which are seen 20 DC COM
branch Of the Burlington and Missouri River Rail-
road viii be built both north and south Of this
The 81. Joseph Council Biu1s and Sioux CITY Railroad
will undoubtedly Immediately through the town sue.
Stone Of the best quality and most extensive in West
town.
successful operation saving from three 10 hyc thousand
feet per day, besides number OF water miis
Another min the way to be put In the town
Anewspaper win be Published there by the hrss Of
June next. sIt&f +a 81 gstsfa
Lumber is now on the ground and being sawed 10
erect fifteen twenty houses.
Contracts have been made burn two and hall MIL
lion brick this zfEgs
The advantages which this place has over all others
in Western Iowa-the Rarsai facilities watch PACING
City cannot miss having together with being supplied
with the best In the world with timber and the
best agricultural counties Western Iowa and Nebras
ka lying east and OF it, Is sure indication that
long the Railroad Is completed Pacific CITY w'u DC
the largest city west Of Burlington.
Terms of sale will be onethird down. or e.tnifo IN
four, and third In eight months. This will be the
last and only chance procure lots OF the
he remaining lots after the sale will be divided among
he members Of the Company, and hence, will become
he property Of private individuals and prices, IS
natter OF course, be advanced.
}. W. CooIIpoE, WV. ARMSTRONG,
WV. SrRSIrR, n. W. GRxEsk,
@. NrcKoLls, 8. H. MoRa, |
d. y. OAkEs, and Others Prcpretors.
J. W. COOLIDGE, Prest
c. NICHOLS Sec,y fapr 2Q.dwtd.
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DaIley's Magical Pain Extractor.

.
There never has been discovery made in Materia
Medica, whereby pain can be so quickly aayed, and
where parts In high state Of Inflammation can be so
rapidly reduced their natural state where wounds
be thoroughly and rapidly healed. and
parts restored without either scsr or Defect
than with DALLEY'5 MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
In Cuts, wounds, sprans, and bruises, Casualties to
which children constantly subeche action Of the
genuine DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR, is ever the
samei How much pain and suffering may not thus be
prevented! Moreover feits eften dependent upon
hsving athand the Genuine DALEY EXTRACTOR, and
which respectfully refer to my print
ed pamphlets for the truth OF which hold myselrespon-
sible.
Nocase ofburns and matter how severe, has
yesin any resisted the all powerful,
pain subdung and healing qualities Of the DALLEYs
PAIN EXTRACTOR.
No PAIN EXTRACTOR IS GENUINE unessthe box has up
steel Plate Engraved Label with the signatures
G. V. DLIOKENER ( CO., propretors, and HENRY
DALEY manufacturer. ....
Price 25 cts per box.
~ All ordersshould be addressedto G. v .Clickener
/ C~. 81 Barclay street,N. Y.
Sold by all lruggistsand edcine dealers throughou
he United States. e2Slv
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Toledo, April q.
The boiler in the ssesn planning mill Of Ray
mond Hathaway. 10 this city, exploded this
morning, sesiously injuring i've persons. One
has already died, and two others not expected
% recover. Building almost entirely demolish-
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Louisville, April "a.
Charles Sasbury, Collector Of the Cincinnati
and Louisville Nail Boat Company, absconded
t20, 900 in arrears Of collections.
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Wm. a. Batchelor's Hair Dye.

GRAY Red Or Rusty Hair Dyed Instantly to beanti-
full and natural Brown Black wthoutthe least injury
to the hair skta.
Siheen medals and Diplomas have been awarded to
VIM Bachelor, since 1889, and over eighty thousand
applications have been made to the Hair Of his Patrons
ofsfamous Dye. Prejudice against Dying the hair and
uskers UNJUST would be against covering bald
head with wig.
VIM. A. Bachelors hair Dye producesa color not to
from nature WARRANTED not to
lure it thsle however longit may be continued.
Made, sold applied lin nine private rooms) At the
Wig Factory, aS3, Broadway, NY.
Sold In al the cities aud towns Of the o. g. BY Drug
gis:s and fancy goods dealers.
~ The genuine has the name aud address upon 1t,
steel plate engraving, four sides ofeach bottle.
VIM. A. BACHELOR,
1913, Broadway, NY.
soIdiu Burlington By A. Hendricks, and Squires
B!oss je25ly
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.swhat i the shape Of . kisss"
Ground, l sappose."
mot exactly: it is a-Gp-tickls."
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In 1882, few grains Of wheat were discover
ed in the tonlbs Of some mummies found in the
south Of France, supposed to have been two
thousand wears old. These grams OF Egyptian
xhea, we're planted, and produced. TO the SUR
prise Of every one, l,ae0 to /! The Go,crn-
ment took the affair iu hand, and consigned the
management Of il to the farmers Of the Govern-
mens farm At Ramboullit The result has been
moss astonishing. Each year the product has
been magni6ed in such an immense proportion
over the preceding year, that the Minister Of Ag-
rculture is nov enabledt 10 distribute over France
q large quantity Of this wheat TO each Of the de-
partments gratuitously, with Instruction. from
the Government a. to the best mode OF cultivs.
ton. Al late meeting Of the Academy ct Sci
enccs. the BARON do Aennevills prssentsd seve,
raj stalks Of this regenerated Egyptian wheat
which were six feet high and bore each several
fne ears. A French lady explained 10 my near
ing The other day. thia great multiplying power
Of the Egyptian wheat By the long rest Is mao
hadl Il il great and Important discovery for
the ssady Of agsicolturalisss.- Paris correspond
ens Of the n. 7. TimeA
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New Spring and Summer Goods /!
Wa. v. UTTER, .

New Spring and Summer Goods
Wa. v. UTTER,
Corner Third and WaSAinKtO tom Streets,
rs now in receipt of fresh supply Of
i SPRING AND SG4HMEk GOODS;
the largest and best selected stock in the city, and will
sell the reasonable terms any house
of tbs Mississippi and north of St. LOUIS. The stock
consists in part as follows: '...
q. S1APLE AND DRY GOODS. s..
Cloths Cassmeres Cassnetts, Tweeds, Jeans, Cotton
AIDES, Checks, Stripes, Ticking, Linens, Beached and
Brown Muslins, Prints, Deafness Gnghams &C.
FANCY GOODS.
Lawns, Dress Silks Baragcs Poplins, Debages, Chall
Plain and Fancy swiss, Plain and Fancy Jaconvtts,
Plain and Fancy Brants Grapes Of all coors, Bonnets
Ribbons, Dress Trimmings E.nbroderies, Hose, Under
sleeves, Collars, Brads Laces, paraso,s, etc., etc.
GEN1LEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
Coats, Pants, Vests, Hats, Caps, Boots Shoes, Draw
ers Under Shirts White and Fancy Linen Bosom Shirts
Shirt Bosoms Collars Stocks Cravas, Black
and Fancy Silk handkerchief, Gloves, Half Hose, I'm
brellas. &C., &c.
present stock has been selected with great care,
and is my intention to please ali as to price and quail
ty. Give me call and satisfy yourselves.
apr l5-d3m W. UTTER.