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Prem the O.. Louis Intsilieencer l7th.
Destructive Fire lm Se. L0Wis-.Total
Less et27 .OOO.-o6O 600 worth 81
l.mmDhGR GaMRm1.

Our city has once more been the theater Of
. great eondagration, greater than has occur
red since the great FIRE OF lS49. From three
o'clock in the afternoon yesterday, until nine
o'clock last night, the flames ragged with upaba-
ted fury By the latter hour the vehemcnce Of
the devouring element vas subdued, and by ten
o'clock was totally conquered.
ORIGIN or THE FIRE.
The FIRE originated from the carelessness Of q
boy in the carpenter shop Of Hugh Raub, on the
west side Of Eleventh street, between Market
and Walnut He Was in the act of kindling a
FIRE in the back yard to boil some glue, and
lighted handful Of shavings in the shop, and
started into the yard with them. strong
draft blowing through the shop, caused the
shavings TO ignite so rapidly that be was obliged
TO drop them, and they falling among other
shavings set them on FIRE, and in an instant
the whole shop was in . blaze. Mr.. Raub was
in the shop at the time, but was lying upon .
bench, sick. and his efforts to stop the flames
we're upavailing.
PROGRESS or THE FLAMEs.
Next dccs 70 the carpenter shop on the Norh
was the extensive soda water establishment OF
Cairns, Block Co., and the wind setting
strongly from the South, the dames quickly
Of ruins. Nothing whatever WAS saved from
il. The next building on the north WAS James
Verden's wagon establishment occupying two
story brick houses on Eleventh street, and the
upper part Of three-st0ry brick on the corner
Of Market and Eleventh, and . one-story brick
used Coz the blacksmith and forging department
on Market street. The lower story Of the chr
ner building was occupied BY James Croke -
q grocery store, and his family lived in por-
ton Of the upper part. All this property waa
lfkeviss totally destroyed, - elso two small
frames adjoining. belonging to Mr. Warden.
The flames then spread 10 the lumber yard Of
William Morrison. on the south side OF Market
saeet. between Eleventh and Twelfth. There
vas . immease quantity Of lumber on hand,
al Of which vas Likewise destroyed. For some
time there we're great hopes thas the Dire would
b. subdued as thn point, but in spite Of oil thai
could be done. the wind carried the burning
bsands across the street TO the lumber yard Of
Wright { AoAdox, and there the conhagrstiou
was renewed with increased fury. The wind
however. changed 70 the sothwest few minutes
allerward, Aad enabled the Gremen to save I
| large postio0 q tie humber 10 this yard. Thl
| greater portion, however, vas consumed.
ACCOUNT or Losses.
OF couroe, no oceosAeo ooeiaaeo q The loeoeel
could Do made lass night, bot The amounts sel
| dowa below vilI, " shink, appsosimats prets,
csess . he rsai ssms We ~ diem irem III,
- spsscee vithin our reaeh-eithsF de pr.
tiss = DID, 6sisnda. n. RAsbs less = osiima
led q. sboss q 900; Cairns, Block 4 Ca, go;
600, 1nmss vssdan $4,000; Janes Crek'
5000 w. Meaissa es0,0oG wiehs 4 Nd
aa@ ss
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BURLINGTON, Monday p. ",

BURLINGTON, Monday P. N.
The weather is wet cold and disagreeable.-
River rising, with a fair stage Of water for the
season. Grain is not coming to market very
freely. farmers being very reluctant to take
present prices, which, we fear, are better than
viii be paid in October. Business is fair, money
tight enough, and collections hard enough.
We quote:
Wheat. Spring 60a65.
Flour 81 5O@$5 90.
Oats 25@3o.
Potatoes 25@30
Apples-best quality, 81 a5@S1 Sod do
1901 90.
Butter 20 cts-scarce.
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uHErsEa ~ xp,xa On RscKxr on,en; ixssanAs
On ExrssSAL ~asrHKs ATTENDED, vnH rsoLAssus,
HEAoaRHAGk, ON OBSTRUCTION; AND AL "
EXTERNAL APPLICATIONi
10 INTERNAL ApsrvAxrs AsQcianp u Any cAsa -
Lvro REarLArk rar nnwkis, u co&srRArsp, %
n DtAnau0RA On pysyNyKny.
NNHE Piles while astonssAngiy prevalent In their ~
roas forms, amonxs, III classes u both sexes ars,
~ the same time the distressng frequently dnn
gcrous. and hitherto most dsascuM of cure 49,
generally ny every hing ,hsy can learn 81 parposs,
TO cure the disease yet realize no permanent advantage
thervfrom. They have been told, pressssasaAly -
hAps, there no permanent for Flea and e0nr
seqaentiy have dspairsd Of any future csss.sion ~
10 ii such : SPECIFIC s ossrsd Tor ,A.,r y,,,.e
tive practice; and during that time Ass mecsr eiss
T vrsv r.sv1sdse " ~ prevssors. 81 CURlNd
DIR. ClvANAUGTs FILE sALvE
strictly scientific combination OF vel. known rene.
A agea ana has been brought 10 present psrsec-
Non by continued series Of experiments extendlna
through years Of patient study and investigation in
Geld where ample opportunities we're cssred for tAos.
ras prcPr!e,ors have hesssnsy saying tina. sheiz
Esrsi and only Iataiiibte Specific erer Discovered
for that disease, and sheh cnres W
/ OUTWARD APPLlCA ROY OyLYi
And that. in time 10 come, In past Ii vim und ~
fesf rsai, without failure perform al the pfopxss.
tors claim fer ~ their directions attended
h.n o IN hrsashes. s
tested 70 in efficacy In their own cases, nos u hsAsnaA
and whose ecrsiacstes may be BY reference - -
PROFESSOR qualifications, 70 be had 81 thsir aasaes
Price eLoO psr Sox. rSsai. rAs PELR sALvY 4 N
up IN glass lars, ncicsed 10 paper box properly lAhs
vor sale il 10 10 ~ 4 4 a., 4 n..1r,.a.. =
! .spti.spiy =. fsSs, q.
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AYERS CAHAARTlC PILLS I
Pills that are Pillsl!

AYERS CATRARTlC PILLS. -
Pills that are Pills
Prof Hayes, State Chemist Of Massachusetts,, say
they the best Of all pills. and ANNEXED are the men
who certify that Doct. Hayes knows, via:
Lemuel Shaw, Chief Justice Supreme Court OF Mass.
Emory Washburn, Governor Of ~
W. Q. Punkett, Lieut.. Gov. OF
Edward Everett, ExSec State and Senator U. z.
Robt. 9. winthrop Ex-Speaker House Reps, U. s. A,
Abbott Lawrence, Minister Plenpot. Great Britain
tJchn B. Fitzpatrick, Catholic Bishop Of Boston.
MEN THAT ARE AEN.i
Among the diseases this PHI has cured with niaiing
rapldisy, w may mention
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints Rheumatism, Drop
~, Heartburn, Headache, arising from foul Stomach,
Nausea, Indisestion Morbid inacticn Of the Bowels,
and pain arising herefroa, Flauency, Loss OF Appe-
ttc all ulcerons and Diseases, which require
an evacuant medicine, Scrofula, Kings xvii. They
also by puriNsg the blood and stimulating the system
many complaints which It would not be supposed
they could reach such Deafness Partial blindness,
Neuralgia ard Nervous lrritability, Dcranremcnt o.
the Liver and Kidneys, Gout, and other kindred COM
plants arising from low OF The body, ohstrac-
tons OF its functions They the best Pargatve ned
icns discovered, and you will but need them
once to know II.
Prepared by DIR. j C. AVER, Lowell, Mass, and sold
by every respectable Druggist in the u s. taug l.mw
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The Great English Remedy.

The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLAlsKE.S
g Q nted m - lc Pitts.
Prepared from prescription cf Sir y. Clarke, u
Physician Extraordinary 10 tie Queen.
This Invaluable medicine is unfaing in the Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the fe
male constitution Is subject II moderates all excess
and removes obstructions, and speedy cure may be
relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
It peculiarly suited. II will in short time, bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterteils.
CAUTION.
These Ilssh0Hld not b. taken 5y females during The
FIaST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy as they are
sure to bring Miscarriage, but at any other time
they are safe.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exerton Papita.
ton Of the Heart Mysteries, and Whites, these Pills will
effect when all other have failed, and al.
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron, Gallo.
mel antimony any thing hur,ful to the constitution
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES
(I.atc l. g. Baldwin Coz
Rochester, N Y.
N. B.--$I,00 and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent will insure bottle of the Pills BY
turn male
For sale by ALLEN HENDRICKS,
june S-w6m. Burlington, Iowa.
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First Glass Lands
Valuable Lands for sale.

III CHANCE HE1.-22@k acres of Land fol
a. sAe-AO acres Of which Hes within nile Of the
Court house, OttumwA, Wapeho county, Iowa. lSisS
acres Of which lies ~ miles from 0tunswa lVwa with
~ mile Of DahoneRA, loo IN under cuitl
Walton, tonians running spring II never failing VA
ter, contains coal hank, aud or the best so In tht
most desirable ssction 81 WapslDs CO. Said ians y
- sesd chsAp " appaieaticn u mad~ socn.
June 1paWtf eTtCHTkR CRONE
0ppesits The Dsrret House. Burlington, lo~a.
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! URULY MtNKEkB

n-n-s1s vins O. Nsha -
- = - g1mns 90
49, 49, ~ -
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- - Csassisssisa, - e1sa = hass
- ,,rru,sves = aach = - e6a1as -
...eussn spsa - dsslasssife Il aes
go = 49, iaa,fsaept atAess
- = - eallsa ~ f. - rslsmp-
- sslninssS shirplasssss-
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!. . .se. - pasisA - flsqusninss. Lsa-
Y. ksaaysna, ssys 49, - 90
nn yeAss crop ~ eone ui1nA-
- - ssasoo thaa usual, 81 shensg
-. Gasutaesass1 81 eone iaoe 0as-
- Neee uss1D = aAvnnoo e Gssmss
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ana mach

And great variety Of articles usually kept 10 ara
claa Warehouse, which TOO namcfous 70 sneneion.
Mahogany and Black Walnut Looking 0lasses from -
cents d O0.
Gilt Frame Looking Glasses IRON u % 70 elhe %.
Mattresses u 70 70 ~ %.
nrass Oochs, with Iron frames. fom % 20 TO os o.
Aubssal discount aads . country csalsra. (sspe1p
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JAMES D. DEvIE,
FRONT STREET .- 0TrCkRA.

Nov Offering easy terms choice Lots in the
city and cheap homes In the several addition 10 Oe
tumwa. beifg Attorney and Notary P1ts, and hav-
Ing an ahssract 81 the Records Of Wapcllo County
City Plats, Sectional County Maps and blanks q ~
kinda, will give particular attention to the examination
Of Titles and Conveyance Persons wishing to
Farms will do well 70 examine his lists ot
First Glass Lands
N Wapello, AdAlr, Adams, Arpanoose Boon CLARK
Davis, DAllAs, Decatur. Gfeens Guthrie, HArTisos,
Jasper, MAhaska, Madison, Mnnroe, Poik, Unioa Van
buren and other Counties OF Iowa.
may e-bply
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Chicago, Saturday, Sept. 10, 1857.

CLOCK, r. NJ.
The weather is nnfavorabls for out door busi-
ness and the markets are less active, though pri-
ces rule about the same. Flour continues dull
and sales are confined mostly to ordinary brands
Spring at inside range although choice grades
are held at full figures. The market for Spring
Wheat opened firm and closed quiet. The MAJ
jority Of 5000 bu for to-day and Monday ielv-
cry, at Sic. Two vessel cargoes for to-day
changed hands at S3c, and two for next Wednes-
dAy aRd Thursday at SIC on board. Extra
Spring in rather better demand. Nothing doing
in Winter Wheat for export.
Corn is unsettled and without transactions:
buyers AID sellers to &c apart in their views,
and quotations. nominal, sellers insisting on
yesterday 3 prices. Oats better and firm. Sales
include 5000 bu in store ~ SOC on board and
parcels in bags ct SOC on the track, an inside
figure. Seeds dull. Cattle dull and lower -
Hides qniet
Ereights unchanged. Sail vessels ct disad-
vantage. Propellers taking wheat to Buffalo at
&c. 295 vessels, sail and steam, in port yester-
day At p. n.
FLouR.-FAncy, 4@4t; Extra Spring, 4t@4.;
Rye Flour, A.
WHEAr-Sprng in store so@so@; Extra
Spring in store 64@85.
CoRx.-In store Sc Ms sO@6l.
OArs.-In store u s2ibs 27@2s.
Barley U 4sfbs 65@75.
Rye u 6oibs so.
Timothy seed 2@2t-
Potatoes pr coils 4O@50.
Rags 22as.
Fine Salt pr Dbl 85al 30.
White6sh, hf Dbl No l 4 75a5.
Pork, Mess pr Dbl Is 90.
Hams smoked pr IBIS
Hides. green pr h 6a6}; dry flint 14al5.
Pslts, Sept. 50.
Highwines pr gal 20a2l.
Eggs pr dog l0all.
Butter, best pr b lSs19.-Martin's Com. Let
ter.
LAND WARRAxTs.-The following are the
New York quotations for Land Warrants on
Wodnast2ay last:
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Notice.
BOOKS FROM TRADE SALES.
/ oNG time on the way, but worth having nowthe

BOOKS FROM TRADE SALES.
/ oNG time on the way, but worth having now they
For. Architects.
shaw's Civil Architect.
Sloan's " odel Architect Tools, folio.
For Musicians.
MasoTs Mammoth; Exereses--reviseda and Enlarged.
Moores Encyclopedia or Musc-the most complete
work Of the Kind in the English Language
BertEis' Instruction Book for the Piano Forte-new
supply.
Lutte Of Zion.
For Bible students.
sr ns Comprehensive Commentary vols complete.
Clarkes
Bucks Theological Dictionary.
For Classical Students.
inseflnear TRANSACTIONS 81 Horace, Virgil, Caesar
and Cicero-separte volumes.
Library Editions o. the Works Of Mrs. Hemans, Gold
smith, Burns Scott and Moore.
For Travellers.
Farser's Iowa Hand Book, including Map Of State.
For Everybody.
Chambers Information for the People. . vols. 70.
Bells Treasury of Knowledge--s complete Library o.
reference, in vols.
Dicks Works Complete.
The American Genteman's Guide 10 Politeness and
Fashion. I vol. IL mo.
The Young Ladies Own Book. 1Soi. IL mo.
Chinese Sugar Cane, It's history, mode Of culture,
y manufacture Of NE Sugar, Ac.-by James r. O.
Hyde.
Eaaairg Within, 500 Facts fur the People.
Liveahd Learn; or, Guide fer all who wish to SPEAK
anSAxrite correctly.
Irying's Washington. vols IL RIO.
Ureis Dictionary OF the Arts, Msau acurts and Mines
iane25 II. IL. EAWLEY'S
Western Book and Music Store.
Melodeons and Church Organs.
HAVE just received my frst lot OF MrIodeons and
Hann, OF Boston, and have also, heretofore,
pete assortment Of the instruments Of Geo. A. Prince
Co.. OF buffalo. All good judges agree that these two
houses the only manufacturers in the United States
Of really first class Neiodeons. their ss,e Agent
In this region sell their prices without additional
charge for freight and warrant every instrument 70 give
satisfaction.
TIE ORGAN HARRONYEN
Has two of keys, four sets Of reeds and eight
stops, follows: 1, DucianR Diapason Flute; 4,
Prinepal Hautboy; g. Bourbon; Manual Coupler s,
Pedal Coupler besides independent set Pedal reeds
In the larger class The compass Of the keys five soc
taves same that Of the largest size Church Organs
but the compass Of tone Is full octaves Compass
Of Pedal bass, two octaves.
This instrument possesses several advantages over
pipe Organs.
Isl. lite pricebeing furnished at less than one-kdJ
the cost of Organ, with the amount OF power
and variety.
I'd. The comparatively small siEe ofits case-occupy
ing much less room than Organ.
3D.. The fact that 1t is not affected BY heat cold,
change in the weather and temperature.
4tL It's property Of remaining for long period In
good tune II i well known that pipe Organs are almost
constantly getting out Of tune, which dstracts materially
from their usefulness where tuner 10 at hand.
Full descriptive pamphlets or catalogues, of Meodeona
and Harmonious, will be sert by mail free OF charge,
application to H. II. HAWLEY,
may IL Western Music Store
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M y. .h; ~ u h .|S sss
r;d;.s =. .,,,os. 80 49, p a. N1sSXAl
boSns 80 n, ~. 1000 q s.,.s
ssions ~ 49, =, m. p.osss.s.s. ~
y 49, the eyecs;c.,. 1ISssh..s Ts;s.;. -
"a - & hs".:ST 60
~ -oss W;shcn. Xs.5 N n. nF% 10y.
The hsns RufBans could not carry ! county in
she Territory. OF course this sest Of prepare
ton . psodigiously pctive.. In addition 70 the
task q ontvotngtks Imported lsooaAdrelG he
Esee state men are sadded with the TAI quail
ucaoon. Let them earn the privilege Of voting
oy paying the salaries Of the outlaws and as
saasias Who have persecuted them unfemittingly
for the past two years. Let them do 20 or
Hafney's dragons will zee the reason Why.
We do not believe the Free State men viii pay
any such taxes. M s4
I Nrp,-rr Prv,-.---- T.- rs;.... =. A..
says. IA sysr;r ;. 80. =" .,hss;. 1870
mi - visit ~ cSs..s r,,n ~ Nv. 4.
would s;vs" l.. 49, ~. s.s1.s s"as ue
IL, h. ! h,,.., 49, 80 =. ..S:s:s ~.
ehloroiorr - -. III "a s...ms.s1 = a.s.
h.r nesson ~. sors.n..i, - .,,,.s IA
d. K. a ;,,.s..;..,s = = Wv 10y .eo
Her cries e. !. = 80 s -. h
man 10 -. - 49, 49, 49, Ls..u ~ 9e.us
once kicked It open and after hearing the girls
s:ory gave the rascal severe beating, Furnishing
n'm 90 severely that he Was coulined to his
room TOT two or three days.. At the request Of
the gentleman who administered the beating
ana OF the frieade OF tho yoang lady, We suppress
the names OF all parties concerned, but his short
ana rotund DoceoFship has received . Lessen
winch may De OF service to him.
EvAcr.-,ov :, T..~,,-c.- T.-..p.
sronAr1ox On Gov. W.rrr,.Coi Coz -. -
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rssssed n Ne 60 go =. 1sses -
q, di%cAArged- The pesisisa Tor d.
.-..xla BY Mr. / sas sr.sssA The
- Ne hsa Of hisqsoadanRprtass's
,Ax sssics served sPsa Ain.
.Lsst . vel - the idaa. r. ~
-, ss-sz. 3 sery good; and she psssry
E.,srL for besiDsiag. We hspe
.~esresposdens that improvement
- s.ss b ssea manifest roon-
Ter ~ nssk-sys.
g. .;ne since the s-Richmcnd Seath"
xzrr,1t,rs in Earsas xers atsribesable
- seAsss IN the Nerth-
1. r--& s;rn--al Marion said that Free
= . yes Eseisnd ~sse The essss of tAsir
ne . rrea,ss per cent Of Wigs and les
!, taas South Carolina
a. .xs.or Of The sessh hes recently been
,uruiax essr The : Missouri Eecaea." ard =
!. -. 10 mises hesss IL blne ridge. u the
Y p,.isss.. shsqssl you'd Try y con
ss IN ~ Sespsnssscy ~s fslle~iss
- Hsrs asked our Marioa brave
70 esse soma rsasoa Why
= f.skees trssed. and looked % grave,
Bss kr5s their posdsr dry,
"a, The SCAT, sas mot IN trim,
O. shy sa~4s f.risish tools:
Z
The Yans-.. aAse free schools-"
ices thes who stood On Plymouth rock,
la9 issxha on Bunker Mill.
b. splis the tea. tsen iet< the dock,
Ase sox they'll Kansas fii-
~ sier the nations vide domain
EsF freedom. sons he found.
y. save q fiag upon she plain
shst elaine rrpabiic ground.
~ ssirv fresraan sing the cong
| Tass i<is fAe tsrAnt see
ID. liz the torch. and t'sont be long
| I'll Ksnsas Gil be free.
ea sno.iesse il the Tory's bane,
| Ana ss dislike their rule.
ii .rr and sop th.ir gro~ih, or gain
ss Aerfhs W ee sehoo's.
sd masnsain our banner then,
wsA heed he Just alarm;
ErI esssAle ss j train our men,
before ihes re called 10 arms.
14- every sfsss heEeath our flag
Eaaef free school Lac.
Ia eresr enid IN robe or rag
| froG pusiic treasure 4Au.
D. : -4s-Ns the orphans home,
- pssr mans constant frieNd;
Ehsgi h has no lofty dome
Es s1sse the widow sends.
hlrer one Who wishes good
" Adams fallen SEED,
\ 'sse sar 10 get the wood,
Ast every thing se need.
y M b. sung by every school
a recess aud nj noon,
y ibeagh tts ai-er's heart be cool,
Ess mia. he left in tune.
mGiaai rights perrsde the world,
Ind naon@fcl.s have 4 fall:
" kings and Gre was from thrones be hurled
III freedoms felt By all
~ tnesledge dir the iyrant's grave,
And you and | see when
y ireenAas aag ~lll boldly wave
Ae a. The SONS Of men
EZRA PLuNNsR.
sxgEh, 18th Sept, 1857.
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FURNITURE FURNITURE!
Fresh Arrivals al
II. G. RDY'S
WHOLESALEA RETAIL FURNITURE, BEDDING
q LOOKING GLASS WAREHOUSE,
Jefferson ST., between Water ami Main, In Mr. Postle.
waits new four story brick.

MIR. HARDY returns his thanks 10 tho
lNA citizens OF Bennington and vicinity for their
previous patronage and solics continuance feeling
confident that he continue 70 give perfect sasisac
ton.
Owing TO hard times have purchased Goods very
much lower Than foi merry, that enables me TO ss
all Goods In line from 70 TO rs per than any
other house In the West, and Ill Goods warranted
good u represented the money refunded Ny stock
consistacf the following Goods, In
l. N1rh nmAMw AMA RnA~A
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u EAL ESTATE and Land Warrants bought and solt
IN On Commission.
Mszr loAxrD and Secured aud Investments ma
for capitalists. 8ss# *st@ 8s ~
TAxSs PAlp; ALSO Notes and Bills Collected and pre-
eeels remttexl 70 any part 81 the United States.
Il CONVENIENT LAkDs selected and Located with Gael
e Warranta I'VE are now making good locations In
Missourf) 8sss@as
|ns #eg Real Estate fer SALE
N1Soto - per acre.
N 10 TAPaovsD RAass In Henry eouAty-sso % 800 per
acre. ssf4 -
Is HorsEs AID Lo1s in Mt Pieasant- ESQ 70 s,s0.
Y fe0 vAcAHf Lcse IN MI Peasahte1 to 600 each.
is Available Lots Ia Logan, r.. also lots In Pa
ci0c City, which will be sold At reasonable rates.
eW Strangers having business with VI are referred
TO the gentlemen named below for ~ 10 our
promptness and fidelity: st#
Messrs. A. w. Saunders, MI. Pleasant, Iowa.
Gen. WIN. Duane Wilson, Editor Iowa Farmer, MT.
Peasant Iowa. a
r. Tiffany. Eaq., 7. NJ, Nj. Pleasant, Iowa.
Messrs Scriven Z Gallagher, Chicago, m.
w. X. q X. }. Robinson 81. Louis, No.
Ross q Lee, Lawrence, kAneas.
Hon. nj. u. Thompson. Brownsville, NJ. r.
w. r. Marshall, ct. r nj,
Maj. ]. 4. Bennett, Register, and Capt j. n. MeEeu.
ny, Receiver Of Land Once, Oh atfeld, MT.
Messrs VIM. Glenn . SONS, Cincinnati, Ohio,
J. y. Wilson, Es@., and Prof. J. b. Anderson. New
Albany, Ind. 8
JAS. brown, Esq, Lawrenceburgh, Ind.
q r. Rosa, Portsmouth, Ohio.
July ~ w. =. ROSS co.
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DTRSES AND Pocket I.GOKS.-.s
/ large assortment OF Port Monnaes. Gail and Mo
rocco Wallets, Sc, &c. just received by
apr l6 j. z. BROWN
Earret Hause Iut,dinrS 9d 4.
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0kOuSElN 0NVENNGSs
CTOLEN from thS subscriber, seeidlng h tfAAklh
u Aswnshp, near Dodecville two Aorseascne n iron
grey dappled, hind leo white half way bsswesa ankls
and knee, black main and tAil. fo1r ysArs old. IMe
other mnddy irs0 grey haDea tAeed, one oag wAlse
half Auay between ankle and knes, seddlemarkea On
both sidet, four years old. IN
Fifty Dollars reward win be paid for the recovery ~
the horses ana the dsssclton Of sAe thieves. LIAR III
Information may be len - this once with Ae sub
scriher near DodSevile.
@ oeptlS-dVf IL HARVEY WOOLS&f.
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