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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-03-31

LII of the above lands were located at an
n early dav, and are among the most de-
sirable lands in the valleys of kinriekiDnic
and Willow Rivers
POWELL & co.
July I, 1857 I3tf
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-03-31

600 ACRES splendidly located on Lake
ZUU st. Croix. Two Steam Saw Mills
one now being built near the above tract
Should the Lacrosse Land Grant l.. R. termi-
nate at Catfish bar, this land would be very
valuable. pow ELL d CO.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-07
MARKETS
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BURLINGTON, Monday p

| DohLiAGToN, Monday, =. NJ.
Inc river continues to recede with q pros.
pect' should We not again be favored will
neaSy rains, OF an appearance, for the 6rss tim.
thls season, Of few Of the sand bars. with III.
"accretions," now being filed preparatory te
The erection of depot buildings for the B. & NJ
r. X. r.
Cars are now running to Fairfield, and va
may count upon Jefferson county coal a.
one Of our resources for the coming winter
when the "cold term" shall resume its lev SWAY.
The company do not larry at Fairfield. They
push right ON to Ottumwa. The iron is arriving.
The grading and bridging are being prepared
Tor the track with great energy. The Company
count certainly upon running to Agency in No.
vember.
This market is well supplied with vegetables,
butter, eggs, fruits, etc. Grain is arriving in
small quantities.
Cattle and hogs continue TO 20 forward in
large numbers and generally in good condition.
Two weeks more of hot dry weather, like
the present, will ripen nearly all the corn and
other fall crops in the State.
sUGAR-salo-crushed, 12A-refned, ia.
COFFEE-12
MOLASSES-By the bbl., Plantation 40
Belchers, 45-kegs $3.50.
NAILS-Ass. 81.
RlCE-54.
FRulT-Rasins prime s., 5o~Apples, green,
50a75c per bush. Dry sac per 10. Peaches
none in market.
BRO0MS-sl, IS per dozen.
WHEAT-Spring, 70as0c. Fall sOalOO, wide
range.
FL0UR-$5, 50-By the dray load, 1926,
POTATOES-40a50c per bush. scarce.
CORN-35ai0 cts.
OATS-40c.
BuTTER-l3c, plenty.
EGGS-6c.
ONlONS-75c.
CHlCkENS-l.00al.1O per dozen.
HOGS-S gross.
CATTLE-l!a2.
HAY-Timothy, 6@SS.
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III ApfIfc
Only Paper tneisg Dispatches IN
Southern Iona.
81. Johns. NE aen

The steamship Tulten from Hayrs via south
empson g $50 p. n. Of the 9Th, va intercsns
90 On Cape Race - $3.50 .. 10. 81 Tridav H.,
ewing 70 uafavosahle weather eur disr...h ~
did not reach here tlll late hour Ia,t sr.r;rs
Inc steamship Indian from Quebec 81 ,Ss
i4sn arrived ct Liverpool on the S4sh.
Ooeen Victoria continued her prosra.. IN
nauy' ons vac received evspywhere win
the most extravagans demonstra lions ,S .s. -.
and good will. Preparations were m.k;ns z.
royai visn to Leeds on the return Of the ona.n
| from Germany. - 'as Voeen
me AGamsmnon had been on Ore. but ans
tanned gut little damage. '1'-
Iners had been collision between tve az
sufslon trains on the Oxford and Wolyerhamn.
con railway, involving dreadful conseouences.
Hsvera! persons we're killed and great many
Accounts Of the harvest in Great n,,..;,
very satisfactory. The late rain cauaed soras
Delay In the gathering, but NO permapen, IN.
jury was done. ~
The treaty concluded with, the Chinese do.s
NOT confer upon the alliss the right Of h.v;rs
Pssmanent diplomatic agents at Pekin. Inn, th.;ss
Consul Gensrals residencs At Ten viii +. "a
misted in direct intercourse with the cah;n.. sc
tAs Emperor. '1' 'Ao'"ss OF
A telegram from St. Petersburg say. til. Chi
~. 49, Empire is to b open to Foreigners. and
- sAAS AAuUVr river 10 henCnfnPfh
70 % the boundary between Russia and Chin
Baron Gros, the French Plenipotentisrv !.
sApsessa no me from China in October.
Mssars. Chandomar, Duncan 4 Kim of r;v
pool, had suspended, but their estate viii COVE,
their liabilities. VA 'ossr
Inc Emperor Alexander Of Russia v;l, .r.;,.
A. arsaw on the 4th of September. when ths
90 900 troops who have been concen,r.te al to-
viii be reviewed by him.
Inc Grand Duke Nicholas and Michael 90 -
me Caucasus to take part in the military oneS
Fatlons against Schamyl. ~
The French ambassador At Con.t.n,;,o,,.
tent note 20 the Porte supporting toe annIics.
uon OF Prince Daniels of Montenegro. Who do
nands Of the Turkish Government TO give mn n
Inn the harbor Of Spitzen in the Adriatic. which
10 CLAIMS is Montenegronian territory,
;, The Fulton has 2l4 passengers, but NO an.c;e
She will be due at New York on Tuesd.,
Liverpool, Aug. 25.-R. S. L Co. st.te ,h.,
ne weather has become favorable for harvest.
ng, which has commenced with an Advancing
endenoy in the breadstuff market
floul quiet, but prices remain STEADY At tho I
atss advised per Africa, viz: Western aosols
Mia Nh. and Bait 2ls6da22s; Ohio 22a22sed.
wheat generally steady. with a very firm
'eling IN choice descriptions Of red western I
'oda0sSd; do southern 6sa6s3d; white eastern |
sa6s6d; southern 6s9da7s3d. i
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TRUST SALE.

NV HEKEAS JUbtPh =. UhTrett khu Y. n. Alien, BY
w Deed or Trust, dated the 18th day OF June,
1884, conveyed 60 the subscriber In trust the
payment Of three promssory notes, for t3o5, due
18th June, 1851 for $780, due October lst 1857 and
for $780, due May lst 1885, the following described
property towt: Beginning NJ the North West corner
Of Section No. 90 Township No. II, North Range, No.
West. thence South IS b0-1o0 chains thence North
6sK degrees, East rs 2o-100 chains, thence North
chains thence West % 25-100 chains to the place or
beginning. containing twenty Ave acres, strict meas.
paid, will on Saturday, the 2s.h day Of September
next according to the provisions Of said Trust pro.
coed 70 oar said property for sale 70 the highest bidder
tween tbs hours Of 10 4. n. and r. n. Of SAID dey
aug3lrwAts WIN. y. GARRETT, Trustee.
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ON the 18th day Of December, A. d. 1887. W.
~ Scheyl In order to secure a note OF Two Hundred
and Fity Dollars, due TO me, made to a conveyance
10 trust Of the following land The South East
81 the south East quarter OF Section
snip Gxty.fouF, Range seventeen; also Of the South
twenty-five, same Township and Range in Ad IL coun.
ty,StAte q Missouri, with power 10 80 sell the
same on thirty days notice. II the said not on
maturity paid. saia note was not and has not beer
PAID andtherefore as Trustee aforesaid and in the *
ercise Of said power Of sale will on the s day OF Bep
tember (being friday between the hours OF 10 O'clock
N. and O'Clock r NJ. Of said day sell the said land
for cash. 90 the highest bidder public auction at M
door OF Marion Hall. In .he city OF Burlington Del
Moines county, State OF Iowa. n. KELLER,
sept !, 1s5s.w1m Trustee a. aforcsaId
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New York, Sept 6.
Flour-Dull and rather easier. Sales 1000 bbls a,
% s544!0 for unsound; Is 90 for superfne; IS Il
as 30 for extra state IS 055 IS for super western
70 70Q5 % for shipping brands extra round hool
ohio. Small sales Canadian Flour at IS 1905 So
Wheat-Steady with moderate demand. Sales t25, OOC
bush at 91c for damaged Milwaukee club; 81 Ol for
sound Chicago Spring; 81 40 for prime new white
Michigan.
Rye-Dull. Sales at T3Gs5c.
Oorn-Lower Sales Of $4,000 bushels At 6sl70c fox
mixed western.
oais-Duli and lower. Sales q. 46l5Oc for state
and 52Gl53c for, western.
Psrk-Drooping. Sales of 500 bbls at &17 4Ol17 30
for mess; &l5 80 for prime.
Beef-Quet and unchanged.
Cut Meats-Dull.
Lard-Buoy ant ISaes Of 200 bbls at II 1611Hc
Bu,ter-Steady. Sales at l2G17c for Ohio. and JIG
6I20c for state.
Cheese-Unct angsd; 5I7xc.
Whiskey-Sales 800 bbls at 244c.
Stocks-Better, but without activity.
Money-Contnues in good supply and is still offered
at SG4 per cent on call, and 5G6 for short well en-
dorsed paper.
Sterling zxchange-Dull and nominal, at lo9K0
1898.
ca R 72zS; NJ s2s7s; ! c 7ess; 9 Bond.rsoa; s
3o &c SO; Reading 49Js; Mo G's s434, Ohio 6's of
$780, 1o2A Tenn 6s 9o3s; Cal U.s. DID, 3d. Chi s2sl
hudson 2s3s; Erie 1sA Pacific Mail q; Del Hudson
1874; M&M16%l
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-07

Vieuxtsmps' violinissic execution Of yankee
Doodle 10 thus described by "BorAx,'a droll
Mobilian: HE played low down, and then high
up, with oil four parts At once; with the bow Up
against the bridge, without any bow At ell. He
played backwards, sideways. and crossways,
began at the end, and left OF Ut the beginning
began OF the middle and left off At both ends
then commenced At both ends and left of In
the mddls-twangsd Il like guitar, growlsd
il like bass VOL, squeaked il like Gss, war
blsd it like flute. and picked il out like banjo.
II was Yankee Doodle all the time, like . boy
Visiting; anon, like . pair Of harmonious cats;
then again with oil the variations, which dis
played and Get OF the original air, a. an array
Of jewels adorn the beauty Of the fair wsarsr.t
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.Bach's American Com pound.

Thc Greatest Remedy i'm the World
1or the permanent cure of the following complaints
Colds, Coughs, liberated and Sore Throat scrofula
SAT- hheun, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, all Nervous Com
plants, Female Weakness and Irregularities. Fine,
Aious lor Whtes,) Canker and nursing sore mouth
Piles, DiarrhGa, Weak Stomach, in fact in any case q
Weakness. inflammation, or Impure
= BLOOD.
Use this Remedy.
Physicians use ard recommend i..-Haying ussa
your Each's American Compound in a number O. the
ABOVE named cases. cheerfllly recommend II as
the Best Medicine with which am acquainted.
J. N. BETS, NJ D.
Pulaski Oswego county, n. r., August Of, 1855.
We have hundreds of Certificates from Physicians
corroborating the above statement which we can nro.
olce II necessary. See Buci's Rect Books ana Hr.
eEtdrs for Certificates. ~
For sale by sQUIRE5 4 BLoss, Burlington, and
Dealers in Medicine generally
COVENTRY 4 CO.
Successors to p. " r. Coventry COY
novl3-bply
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- Inc following may Be considered ~ settling IN
question tmfnAfoIy, that Win such aremedy ON sal
BY all principal druggists. man need longer 20 viii
his capat II the condition or sold Uncle sed's"
From our acquaintance with persons Who have uset
- Woods Hair Restorative with perfect success fo
the Lass two years. feel hesitation recommend
Ing the article superior to any other
10 use for the purpose, viz for restoring graz
hair to ts original COLOR and perfect cure for
badness, and neveraiing preventive for the falling
Of the hair.
It's decidedly the best and most popular In use for
identifying, preserving and the hair
eving diseases Of the skin, and removing souri, dand
ru and all erupons and feverish heat from the scalp
We speak,in relation to the above from what We know
having been personally acquainted with numerous per-
sons who have used the Restorative for the above pur.
poses with the most gratifying results.
1t 10 not often notice apatent medicines indeed We
think we never pune one BEFORE but Prof Woods Hair
something superior to most Of the pre-
paratons Of the day, THAT We cannot forbear ask
ing the attention Of our readers to itlFom the Chi
cago N. W. Christian Advocate.
CAUTros.-Beware Of worthless limitations a. several
IRE already in the market, called BY different names
Use none unless the words professor Woods Hair Re-
lucrative. Depot st. Louis, Mo-, and New York; are
blown In the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent
dedicne dealers. Also BY all Fancy aud Toilet Goods
lealers in the United States and Canadas.
Sold here by all Druggists
sept1-1m
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-07

av. 6. J. JOHNSON AID BURLINGTON UNI
n.nsrr.-We learn that Rev. G. J. johnson
: = pastor Of the First Baptist Church in Bur
s.ea, Iowa, has accepted the call of the Union
rA Church in St. Louis, to become their
l. hs makes no positive engagement,
~ s'sf, ior longer term than six months, and
49,. - = q liberty, at the end Of that time, to
- y 10 thinks best, the Presidency OF
49, g'oa University, to which he was elected
y - commencement Of that institution.
shs wy gay in truth, thst there il no man in
Iaeis.SN Who has made his mark here, more
,es and effsctually than Brother John
VIA. ~ years ago he camc to Burlington.
bs,,s,sNns VA, then, no Baptist church, and
,so go. Depns's, 81 counted-one brother and
i. 80 A. the ED OF six months, a church
tna ~. 1sa with twelve members. Since that
Ia !. . soonson has bsptissd over four hun.
a,,.h.. ourlnGton, and now there are two
AmSs.I' .isa membership Of above three
en-. s'se, tao good houses Of worship.
q. sas tio,o 900, and the other s. .ooo-both
sv,s.a ou dsbt. Thes. facts, together with the
~. !. enjoyed Of the warmes s. regard on tho
naa aso.a 0le.nrsn and the community there
pee. NJ, gu Sa' brother very pleasing retro.
cd ana ~: future labors bs a. blessed Of
Tia fruitful - the past have been.
us Of ,h y. At Burlington 10 another re.
6esa ~ .nsfprlsing and well directed sxer.
Neur.d 80. ~. .ennson. A property has been
|. ,ivo.. ~or.n $4,000. and the institution ID
nj. 49, lag saeesssful operation. 1t 10 earn
&C., .nss BRO. johnson will, At the close
ss.s. ssrn 'oi which he 10 engaged in 81. Louis,
o,s1,;. sas Pre-, sdsney Of the University. Thii
-. aon. . We Understand, will turn mainly
Iss,. sss eontingsnc;. 4 friend in 81. Louis
oOo ased TO the Unive .ssity the sum Of &c.
ssAs. = - condition thas tbs sum 10 raised BY
tAs eou,.. os Of the institution, 70 eeo, 900, ia
gasds ~. q three years. The pr>spsct 40 70
: deSS;.s undertaking. win DO much, probably
han ~. Bro. JehDsoas future plans. W
ssssas;.s present. the prespsse = quite en-
y, -Chisage Christiaa Times.
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- We mad call yesterday from Mr.. E. G.
.-4us'o' present proprietor Of the Knoxville
.'lAi published at the town of that name in
-a0a county. Mr.. S. returned yesterday
sS' eaning upon our business men. As
4As'on 70 now the most accessible market
:" 'oa' region of country, and as a conse-
1S' "efe 10 . wide field into which enter
ZIG men should push, We think il would
's'saols to bring the country press into
SA'on. As the Journal has Q wide circu-
A'o' 70 can recommend it to oil who are
s''s0 70 bid for the trade Of Marion county.
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SB Cure Ioursclf!-Ifyo a have Gonorrhtea,
Geet Structures Seminal Weakness or any disease OF
the Genital Organs, procure once Dr. Bakers epe-
cfc. 1t is warranted to all ca Is in few DAYS
1t is the emily safe and remedy Tor secret diseases
now offered to the public. Plain d ectons for use &C.
company the medicine. With Dr. isaksr's Specific Won
can cure yourself, and thus prevent all exposure
Price 81 SO per bottle.
Sold by Dr. EASTERLY, corner Third and Che stnut
streets, ST. Louis by W. A. HOLT on CO., QUIGLY
BRO, and D. sIMMs 4 Co., Alton Ill., and Druggists
generally.
For sale by Z. Z. GAY, Burlington. angl7dSw1y
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-07

PAPER MlLLs.-There are in the United States
700 paper mills in actual operation, having
5000 engines, and producing in tho year $780,
100000 pounds of paper, which is worth, say
ten cents per pound, or SIT ,0o0, 900. To produce
this quantity Of paper, over 400, 100000 pounds
OF rags are required, It pounds of rags being
necessary TO mako one pound of paper. The
value OF these rags, estimating them at four
cents pound, is over 100000,
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L. q. SHEPARD, Esq. is Agent.

Rev. Parson Brownlow, of Tennessee, and
Rev. A. Pryne, Of McGrawsyille, n. Y, will dis
cuss the question, fought American slavery to
be perpetuatedy' at Philadelphia, the It'll Of
September and EDWARDS. The Louisville Demo.
crat says of the Rev. Browalow :-"He assails
his Toes with the pen, and thundsrs at them
from the stump and the pulpit. and if they
want anything more Of him, he shrinks not
from encountering them with fist, or knife, or
pistol" Mr.. Pryne should DO a good shot and
go to the contest well armed, in order to meet
Brownlow on equal terms.
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rRnM 4hA r.r.n ~ ~ -,

LNROM the Farm Of the subscriber, In Union Town
Il ship, on the 21st inst, two mich cows and q
yearling heer One COW Is years old, Durham bred,
spotted white and red--had yoke how on her neck
Tae other Is over twelve years old, red, with
white In her face, the tip Of her horns and tail gone
The heifer 10 light red, with white face red spots
around her eyes. Che il very large and in high
ton, and might easily be mistaken for two-year-
Any peraon giving information concerning them, to
the subscriber, his farm. by letter otherwise
at this Office, will DO literally rewarded.
aug30-3tw j. 8. PHELPS
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sHI tf.-sherif Gallagher, Of Jefferson
county, arrived in town On Saturday evening
A5iag IN custody young man who 10 supposed
@est the person who stole = horse from the
nm Ar. D. 5. Gregg, in this county, some
VINE Gace. Beng brough. before Justice Wal.
M1se, he waived an examination, and was
mt up, in default Of $500 bail.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-07

me Comet discovered BY Donati, at Florence.
on the "a OF June, and now visible in the con
stellation Of Leo Minor, has been frequently ob.
served at Cambridge. Its geometric path has
oeeh very unfavorab!e for the investigation of
rs oroit. rms circumstance has greatly troubled
the European computors as well as our own.
Tour sets of elements have been computed Il
the Observatory Of Harvard College. Two bar.
aooic curves by Nessrs Charles Tuttle and
Asaph Hall, and two elliptic orbits by Mr.. G. P.
bond, whose latest elements indicate that the
comet Will be seen much brighter, and in a bet
Ter position, than at present, during the latter
part OF September. The period Of thirty.two
years which has been obtained, also indicates a
possible identity with the first comet Of 1927.
the elements of which have in other respects a
considerable resemblance Correspondence Of
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The LARGEST TRAIN THAT EVER CROSSED TIE
PLAISs.-Frsedom's Champion. Atchison, Kan
sas, thus notices branch of industry or traffic
from which Kansas 10 destined to derive impor.
tant benefits:
"Ths largest train, started by private enter
prise, that ever crossed the Plains, 10 now out
fitting in this city, at the warehouse Of L. G..
Clailis. 1t will be composed of Is mule and so
OK wagons, making los wagons, and requiring
200 mules, 200 head Of cattle, SO horses, 225
men, and will carry out 465, 500 lbs. Of assorted
merchandise. This mammoth train is owned by
Msssrs. Hockaday, Burr & Co., who design es-
,ablishing a chain of station stores on the line
from Atchson to Salt Lake City, making Atchi.
son the principal depot and Quitting point
Messrs. Hockaday, Burr & Co. have the contract
for carrying Il g Salt Lake mail, and their design
is to locate these stores all along the mail route
to supply their trains as they pass, and also to
furnish the people Of the Plains with merchan.
disc. They will thus avoid the necessity Of
carrying supplies with each mail train, a. has
heretofore been the custom. Mr.. Hockaday,
the senior partner Of the firm, is now in this
place, personally experimenting the loading Of
bis goods. The enterprise he has undertaken
is gigantic one, but viii be great promoter
Of civilization and settlement in the vast terri
tory west Of us."
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~ DR.. Carter. Cough BnI.am /,

~ DE-. Carriers Cough Bnlsam II
the most pleasant and efcacious remedy for Coughs
Colds, Asthma, Consumption, and for diseases Of the
Lungs, ever offered to the public. Our ever varying
climate, and the cold bleak winds the North and West,
produce coughs and colds-dangerous Colds which de-.
mand Of the wise and prudent the earliest attention.
For this purpose no remedy has been discovered
which has effected many cures, and which to
give such universal satisfaction ALL On. CARrERs
CouGH BALsAx Reader, have You . cough? Do not
neglect It, Delay Is dangerous. Use this Ealsam at
once, and 1t will eFsc.ually you.
Price % cents per bottle large b. tiles ST. six bot.
ties for IS.
For sale at DIR. EAsTERLY'S Family Medicine stsre
southeast corner Of Third and streets Lou
Is, Mo-; BY W. A. HoLToN L CO., cUIGLY BRO. and
D. sIMMs CO., Alton Illinois, and Druggists gener.
ally.
For sale by Il. E. GAY, Burlington. aug17dlw1y
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A REMEDY FOR DIARRRGA-A citizen. who
mas used the following dscoction, for the cure Of
the common diseases Of this season, for many
years, and always with success, now commune
Gates it to US for the benefit Of others
Take one ounce Of pulverized barberry bark.
haif an ounce of cinnamon and half an ounce Of
alispice; pour in one quart Of boiling water. and
add two ounces Of crushed sugar. Stir the
whole well together, and let il settle. For in
iants, teething, giyc.on or two teaspoonsfull
=: .acn Gay, or more if the case seems to require
it. All persons Of every age can use this medi.
cine with safety from a tsaspoonfull up 10 !
VINE glass full, just as their age and constitu.
uon and the character Of the disease seem to
require. The inner bark Of hemlock has often
oeen added 70 the above compound in equal
Quantities with the barberry bark, with an in
crease OF the efficacy of the medicine"
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III AVlNG secured the Right for Lees Patent Fave
Ii Trough and Gutter Machine for Des Mcines Coun.
y respectfully solicit the attention Of Builders nd
those who about to build to this improve
style OF Gutter. tits worthy of attention the Con-
tractor, rs 1t makes better finish less cost thar
the old way and 10 worthy OF attention from the own
ers OF buildings, 1t makes stronger Fave Trough and
will not run over or rust rs quick the old style.
All orders for Spoutng and Roofing filled with dis
patch, and at rates which defy competition.
augl9d&w1m CDMSTOCK
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DENMARK ACADEMY

TIVE Fall Term IN this Institution will commence on
Wednesday, Sept. lst and continue fourteen weeks.
The tuition for common branches, ~ co. for higher
English, rs 80; for the Languages, IS 90.
The price Of board Is 81 90 tc 81 % per week.
full corps Of Teachers is employed, and all the
branches OF solid and ornamental education are here
taught
For further pai tculars Circular, inquire Of the
Principal IauglSdAwfmI H. K EDSON
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FARM FOX SALE.

VTNHE subscriber offers his valuable Farm for sale,
= situated In Danville Township, Des Moines county
Iowa. two miles south OF Danvile Centre, containing
100 acres 10 acres OF which IL good Prairie Land
der high stats Of cultivation, with 500 bearing
fruit trees, with large frame barn and house, and
everything necessary comfort 10 acres Timber III.
uAted ! u miller from the improvement.
Terms made known BY applying TO the subscriber on
the premises BENJAMIN ROBERTS.
eept1.lmw