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Arm OIL DIS
vital Fluid


TURTLES and strengthen. the blood by erad
l. eating. through nice chemical action, the
causes of impurities and humors. Hence its pow
er to cure humors that mere medicine cannot cure.
Hence its power Of strengthening and vtali1ng III.
blood II furnishes to a certain extent, the ele.
ment Of which pure blood is composed IL ersdi-
Gates and cleanses away whatever clogs and thick
en-. the blood
ARNoLDS VITAL FLUID
renders the system strong and healthy, by freeing
the blood and stomach from object enable m aterisl'
II nerves and purhs. the system, by furnishing tn.
element, which Sive vitality.
-ARNOLD'S VITAL FLUID
give, strength to the system, inau.nc. and est-'
similar to that produced by exercise in the fr-.
open air. II e1hiaratcs by streugthening th-
blood TO blood Ia brighter snd better action-d"-
ing it, work by beginning At the beginning II "a
pleasant 10 tho taste, and becomes fsvorts
wherever known.
ARNoLDS VITAL FLUID
remove. biliou,nes. in the most direct ana es'-
manner. by neutralring the cause This J. tbs
principle II its action in removing line. general
lv II neutrnli,es the cause by freeing tn
blood FROM mpcdimout- to It's proper tultlm"n'
Of its live giving functions. This principle 81
neutralizing the cause, is why
ARNOLDS VITAL FLUID CUR HtMoR
that mere medicine cannot .cn.blv effect. and
wbv 1t cure, disease, Rr.rLrrsG rHop roiSo,sI>
INF Broon. that mere medicinal preparation eau
not alleviate Iumor' are poison. IN III,
blood and II i, By their chemical action in neutral
iHing those poisons that
ARNoLp'S GLOBULES AND VITAL FLUID
are enabled to cure them
TESTIMONY TESTIMONY 3 TE>II-
MoNY 49, TESTIMONY -
MrproR, Aass., May, 1856.
Ma,,r. Burr, Foster Co, Boston.
Gents: | feel 1t incuml, OF upon me A. dn'-
winch 1--WE TO YOU and the public, TO make the
following statement in regard to the remarkable
power of Aruold's Fluid.
For more than year my riie- mother emo
three of my children were afflicted with maglg
nentlv hulnor the character Of which eminent ply
stefan. unable to determine or prescribe
successful remedy for After irving MANY hu-
NOR remedies | was induced TO make use Of Ar
mold, Glubules and Vital Fluid, which am moot
happy 10 SOY has entirely cured them
For the benefit Of others like afflicted, would say
| that no language Of commentator which can ~.
i. too strong for the merits of these vastly ceehra
/ brated medicines.
| Globules IS and 80 cents per boz. Vital flu,i
! 50 cents and ; per bottle
/ Sold in Burlington by Theo A. Peck
NOTICE.
! VlNHE COPARTNERSHlP heretofore existing
] between the undersigned, has this day hecn dis
solved by mutual consent,
WM. WESTON,
WM q. SHAW
| Harrington, February lst., 1855. dlvwln
MOIIAIR BRAIDs.
lust Received at Lymans smother lot II thos
BEAUTIFUL MOHAIR BRAIDs
Ladies please call aud eHsmine.
CORNER STORE
! October |, 1897. ddVu
PORK.
Inn Vermont Pork our own packing for
IOO sale by .
VANSICKLEN 4 WALKER.
January I, 1855. dSwtt
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Leave burlington at rs A. ". and go r. NJ
NAIL TRAN connect. At Rouses Point with
trains from Ogdcnsburgh and Montreal the night
before AT White River functions and Windsor with
trains for Boston and New Y ork. arriving in Bos.
ton earlier than by any other route.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN connect, Mt
Rou,c. Point with train. for oSdcnshurgh and
Montreal. stop, over night at Wind.or and con
meets with train. arriving in Boston At 90 F. NJ
and AT New York at 4. 20 r VI.
Tickets for Chicago, Detroit, aud the West, for
ale at tho principal stations.
r. SIlERBURNE, Superintendent.
Northield Mar. stb, 1855.
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1Tenl TdVFTTTHn
:. PRArTS Patent
J. P. CLARK. Agent for Boston, No. II? Wash
iugton Street. : PRATT, Agent for New York,
No. 81 Broadway.
Sent Is, 1857. ddwlv
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ONE DOLLAR

~ rUI> ~ HALE BRLS. ThltE--N -uro
=. - rior ar'i.lc--for sale by
is,.5 VAN SICKLEN & WALKER.
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are paid except At the option of the publisher, OF
discontinued unless by positive orders,
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Il A | J. II o 4 D =.
y : =.
Great Northern and Western
ROUTE.
NORTHERN tN.y RAILROAD

NORTHERN tN.YD RAILROAD.
90 Mics sored bctw,en burlington 4 Chicago
by his Route,
LNIRST TRAIN leave. RUuse's Point 90 A VI.
u arrives at ogdcnsburgh OF II . AN, connect
ing at Potst7m with Potsdam and Watettown Roll
road for Watcrtown, Rome syracuse, Rochester,
Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati aud
the West, via Lake Shore, and at Ogdcnsburgh
connect with Grand Trunk Railroad for Rytown.
Kingston, Toronto, Hamilton. Detroit Chicago and
all point South and West.
SECOND TRAIN leave. Rousc's Point a. 50
T. NJ or on the arrival If the Trains FROM tho Ncr
mont Central Railroad, arrive at Ogdcnshurgh 30
! +. NJ, connecting with Grand Trunk Railr"nd for
| all point Wet.
RET / Il y y G.
FIRST TRAIN leaves Ogdensburgh at 90 NJ
arrives a, Rousc's Point 10 +. VI. Connects With
the Vermont Central and arrives NJ Burlington ~
! : 10 +. NJ. making nocjon' with all Railroad
| Lines Sonth aud East.
SECOND TRAIN leave, Ogdcnsburgh ~ y
| =. NJ, arrives Mt Eouscs Point at : 90 T. VI. C.
lodge) connecting above, and with Champlair
and St.Iawrcnce Railroad for Montreal and Quebec
Tickets for the above Routes can be procured
at all stations on the VI Central Railroad, and q
". l.. CHURCH. Burlington, VI.
GEO. V. IIOYLE. NupL
January I. 1855. iebl3d6w
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NOT II u.

re,HE -UB.CRIBER hereby gives notice +" an
whom n may concern, that from and after thls
date he will not be responsible for any debt contrast
cd hv his sons John Gleason aud Peter Glen Hu. IT,
and the public are hereby warned against tru-tiu,
the raid John and Peter on my account
PETER GLEN-uN.
Cor.br,l-a " 10 l., vEv
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propose to cure. almost instantancou'ly, indi-
yiduals afflicted with Headache Ehcumatisn'
Paralysis Asthma, Piles, Gout, Fclons. ~wcllines,
Of all kinds. Cramps. Deafness md all EronchiaI
Affections and some other eases that have treat
cd successfully.
| rrorosc to check and cfcciunlly di.-ipato.
more Ache. and Pain than can he effected by any
other or all other methods Of medical aid, in tho
same space Of time tho masses Themselves being
judge
do no, rroro,c TO cure every diseases, only o
certain class named in my directions. Ny Elcc
toric OIL operate, on chemical md clcctoric prnci-
Pics and is therefore applicable to the cure. or ma
,nral restoration Of any organic doradecmoni'
arising from an improper circulation Of NorY"'
Vital Fluid.
want the massc. to join in this mattcr-the
vcll and tho lick. because if these things are go
all are alike interested. Tho cures made by
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ia TOYS # sugar this day received >uga
~ La.. at lat. "coIne down" For sale by
VAN SICKLEN 4 WALKER.
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IN GHI.~ PRIME LEAF GARD for ,ale t.,
-Ss unl VAN SICkLEN a WALKER
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brilliant PROSPECTS.
FOURTH YEAR OF TRR
cosmopolitan Art Associations
THE FAMOUS
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PURCHASED At COST OF Slo,Ooo
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premium, to bee awarded To- the subscriber oi
the
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION,
who subscribe before the 2sth q January, 1855,
at which time the award will take place
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Every subscriber Of thr,, doAirs il entitled 70
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entitled,
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also to copy of the
CONMOPOLITAN AIT JOURNAL,
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CANADA SALT.

-nA sACkS (2ooo hushcl) Canada salt this
,NF' day received and for salo by
VAN >ICkLEN Il WALKER.
.rpt 49, 1901.
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S,CHooL BOOKS Of all kind, in general uit' ~
- wholesale and retail, r,V iou, MANY XIII
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RUTLAND BURLINGTON II. r..
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


hN aud After Dee. 5th, lso7, Treins will run
~ a follows
Leave burlington for Rutland and Below Tails
At 80 A. VI. and Ills F. NJ.
Rutland for Bellows Fals at = \. NJ and
1900 NJ.
Bellows Fall, for Rutland and burlington
at j.4j 4. NJ and 800 T. VI.
Rutland for Burlington, at 800 A. NJ and
3.lj 7. VI.
At Burlington trains connect with VI Central
r. II. and Lake Champlain steamers at Rutland
with train. for Troy, Albany, New York, sarato-
"a springs Schenectady, and the West-at b.
Fall, with trains oi the Cheshire Railroad for Fitch
burgh, Worcester, Lowell and Boston-Nermont
Valley Road for Brattleboro, Springfield, Hart
ford. New Haven and New lork-and with Sulli-
van Road for Windsor White River Junction, and
the White Mountains
Freight train with passenger car.
L. A. CHAPLIN, 6hp't.
Rutland, Dee eth, 1857. ddwu
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A FINE ASSORTMENT If L.lle, Wr,t'-2
~ and Dressing CAGES, Port lollos tasi' g.
,,,y ,b,,, at tho Church Str,ct Book Sor'.
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DoETICAL WORKS in nice rich bindinS.. md
large a.,ortment Of Miscellaneous ard
Standard Book, ut r.iuc'd price', a' the '''-:'
Sfr,,t Book Stot,
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Each of RApwsY's Three Remedies possesses special
curative powers over certain diseases; and when either
the READY RELIEF, RENovATING REsLs TO the REeu.
LaroEs used for the certain class Of disease they
III transformation from its diseased condition to a heal
thy and happy state OF existence.
RADwtYs REaDy RRLSF.
This remedy is 10 be used externally or inter
nally, for all Pains Aches and Inirmities In few
minutes stops the most tor,urng pains subdues all
namatons and cures the worst cases Of ,heImsiism,
Lutnbago, Cont, Paralysis, Neuralgia, Toothacie,
Burns sprains, Strains &C. IT Restores the Lame sa
JoiptcI, Jufrm and Crippled TO Souadness and kigor
Ii il likewise Certain Cure and Preventive for Fever
and Ague Scarlet Foyer Smallpox, Group IIoarseness
Colds and Influenza. Whenever you feel any imp
ant painful symptoms, take dose OF RADwAY's
READY RELIEF, Apply il to the parts where the pain
siocaed, in short time you will enjoy and com
fort
Bear Ia mind there il no pain SO severe but that
RADwAY's READY RELIEF win stop, and no system so
crippled With inirintes hut that the X. X r. Rene
dies viii restore 20 sound and vigorous health.
gApwAss IKGuIaToRs
The discover, of these wonderful Pills establishes
era in purgatlves. and principle in the sci
ence OF medicine In taking these Pills, DO gripping
pains sickness at stomach is experienced they op
naturally leaving the bowels liver and other or.
gans in natural and healthy condition.
They insure those who take them, good appetite and
healthy digestion.
Each PHI that is taken, gives life to the blood
they purify it, cleanse H. take from IL all impure depos
its and equaljzes It's circulation.
One two doses of RAnwAY's REGcLAroRs will en-.
tirely remove all distressing symptoms OF Dyspepsia
Janndce Nervousness, Indigestion, Costiyeness Liver
Complaint Biiioisness. Melancholy, aud will cure all
troubled with Irregularities or weakening discharges
may rely upon prompt cure and regular periods II
RADw Ay' Is REGULATORS are taken.
PICTURE OF HEALTH AND BEAUTY. ~
few doses of RAILWAYS REGULATORS viii insure a
clear fair pure and healthy skin and rosy complex
ion. They give TO those troubled with weak dull vel
low eyes, a clear aud brilliant appearance. RsDwAY's
Pills give natural beauty to the face, eyes and head
and the use of the Ready Relief washer for the
teeth and aromatic for the breath win change the
disgusting foul breath 10 sweetness and the black
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and the victims of Consumption" are now vigorous
and strong as the most robust among us. And these
not isolated ones, they pre- numerous. and
can be pointed out in every community, where this
most unriyaled remedy has been tested
Be slow then to believe the ofrepeated story about
the lungs being gone rather let no such apprehen-
sion induce you TO give mp. Act upon the principle,
that eCh1e there is life there Is hope You never
be go low that you may not tIust humanity speaking,
IN HALLS BALSAM. More than one, nay hundreds,
has it brought almost frem death to life, when all else
had failed.
Give, then, this powerful but harmless remedy a
trial
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Burlinuton ADVERTISEMENTS.
BOOKS FOR IOWA.
urHrc1rr 1Gs!s BURLINGTON.

I
n L.. CORSE a. son. would call the attention
eB Of the citizens Of Iowa to the unexample facili.
ties they for furnishing every article in Book
and Stationery line Their stock complete In every
department. and the connection of Burlington with the
first manufacturing places in the world by railroad,
places them in the heart Of the market Their estab.
lshment is divided into distinct apartments each in
charge of the most competent assistants.
LIST. MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.--The publications OF
the different eastern and western houses are plac-
ed on their shelves almost as as issued.
I'd. SCHOOL BOOK DEPARTMENTAL agents for
MfGufices, Sanders and most of the school books
published in the Union. They furnish them at pub
lisher's prices, making them TO the buyers at
least l0per cent. cheaper than we procure them
at any place.
3d. LAW BOOK pEPARTMENT.--As agents for the
principal Law publishing houses IN che Union they
furnish any legal works whatever at publica-
4th MEDICAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at s,ltimes
9th. BLANK B00kS.-Bankers, Merchants and Rail-
road Companies can find every variety of blanks
at their house.
9th. STATIONERY "A Large stock Of Cap Letter. and
Commercial Note paper, and envelopes constantly
on their shelves at satisfactory prices
It'll. AGENTS DEPARTMENT. I'm no way car a y arT,g
without establish himself in business
so easily as by securing subscribers to publications
found on their shelves. trial will Bdubitahy
prove satisfactory
Sch. PRINTERS DEPARTMENTAL agents for L.
sohnson's Type Foundry, they can supply irnuiedl-
ately from their stock on hands, every variety Of
Newsand 0rnamentaltype, Cases, Galleys Chases,
Presses brass and Lead rule---AIso, News and Col
ored Inks, printing paper of every size. FlAtcap
Folio Post, cold Medium, cards, card beard, cier-
omatfc boards and everything, In fact, connected
with printing Office.
examination Of their stock Is all that requested.
n9G--H
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Furniture Ftrniturel
Fresh Arrival at 1. C.. Hardy

WHOLESALE q hETAIL FIINITURE, BEDDING
AND LOos4Nti-GLAsAyAREHOU
Jeferson-st., between Water Main, in Mr. Postle.
waits new four story bri1 Burlington, Iowa
RER HARDY returns his &nks to the citizen. OF
4TR Burlington and vicinitNr their previous pat.
ronage aud soliets continfce, feeling confident
that he can continue to give n cot satisfactio
Owing to hard times have rchased goods very
much lower than formerly, it enables tn sell
all goods in my line from 20 to per cent less than
any other house in the west, a all goods warranted
as good as represented or the toney refunded ny
stock consists of the following kds in
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THE DoUsLE i rLE GIANT.
OR TWO MILE IN ONEi
", 1s54.-Hoyed in 1855.

Patented May, 1S54.-l owed In 1855.
UNHE Little Giant Corn : Cob Mill il simple
u and portable machine ned on the co5e mill
principle entirely OF cast iro farm and plantation
use, and designed for prepar food for stock, which
II does at the rate often to ty bushels per hour.
according to the size ofth&ll. IAN Improvements
has been effected in its mo the present season.
which consists In adding q her Cone and sett OF
crushers, together with an ID wed Bridge Tree, and
In substituting box platfo1 place ofthe old legs.
by means Of all ofwhich the I'd Ii nearly doubled.
and when required) the Mi3pted also, to grinding
shelled corn into honmony Hhne meal for family
use. Byreversfng the motto In other words, by
running 1t backwards ten Oh zen Quarts OF meal TO
the bushei are obtained, and balance Is superior
hommony or good food for "a nn
THE AD T.AN7-AGE or xDING CORN AND
COB NEAL z YEN
Henry Alspaugh, OF Greenf TO- Ohio says:--nIn
1884 myself and brother rais\ large crop Of corn.
and purchased 100 head Of cat o fatten MY broth
er wishing to divide our int |, offered me hfteen
cents per hundred pounds fol choice Of the cattle,
10 the number Of seventy he( accepted, and he
selected his seventy, leavin e one hundred and
twenty. We then divided o. m; he fed his ssin The
shock, and had mine grou together with the cob;
and fed Il 10 troughs, nailed ees around the gard.
MY brothers corn did not out near ~ long 40
mine, though we had divided ally, and he fed Bev-
-enty head TO my one hundrex d twenty When his
corn was out let him have q mine; and when We
finished feeding, the cattle Weighed and sold, II
vas found tnatmy cattle had sed hve pounds on
the hundred, over double wh1 ma gained and my
profits were over one thousan ars more than his y
Each mill furnished compile ready for attachins
team, and no extry power rect than What accom-.
panies each mill
For sale By KEITH, ROBIj h { co., Burlinssor.
Iowa. n nSSy
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Huntington 8 embellishments.
Burlington Foundry.
CHAS. kLNDR r., Burlington, Iowa.

n AM prepared to furnish Steam Engines and Boilers
III If various sizes and kinds Circular Saw Mills,
Smut Mills Browns Patent Portable Grinding Mills,
Threshing Machines, Bridge irons, Columns, Caps,
Balcony Railing Fencing, Door Fixtures for Vaults,
Jails, &c.
FOR sALE-Gum and Leather Betting, Saws of all
Sizes Pig and Boiler Iron, and all the variety Of Cast
and Wrought Work and Mill Machinery, furnished at
short notice and warranted of good material and work
manship. [oct. l. '5s--n31-lyl
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A beloved Daughter saved! b!
the use Of Two Bottles Of DIR
Hairs Balsam.

Camden, HilIsdaIe Co., Mich, March ?, 1853
Mcssrs o. II. BAKER Co.
Gents.--My daughter confined to her bed all
last winter with Diseased Lungs Our physician hav-
ing given her up, was induced to try your valuable
remedy. ! az once procured bottle of DR.. WIN.
HALLS BaLSAM, AND COMMENCED USING 1T
ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS, and happy to
state that with the of the first bottle she
much relieved to be able to dress herself and by the
use ofthe second bottle she was ENTIRELY restored
TO Health.
/ would most heartily recommend all persons are
suffering from Diseased Lungs, any disease arising
from COLDS to it at The above remedy does
not fail in any instance TO do all it Is recommended
SAMUEL LEAMAs.
B0LLES SMITH CO., Preprietors, IA South Wa
ter street, Chicago to whom all orders should be adj
dressed.
sale by j. L. Taylor, Wm f. Einendorf, G. Lawrence,
Ottumwa, Collins q Knight, Abba, J. G. Dunlap Co.
EddyvlIe, w. Baker, Iowaville and druggists every
where. n47-y
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STATIONERY ASD
BLANK BOOKS !.
A. H.. Blu Riley & CO.,
NO. f22 lake Street,


chiCA6o.. ILLINOIS.
VA respectfully invite the atenti IN of coun-
w try merchants railroad officers. county officers
and the public generally their large and ell selec-
ted stock of foreign and domestic stationery, blank
books aud paper of all kinds sizes and colors Being
exclusively IN the stationery business have adsan-
tages over other houses in the west. Country mer-
chants viii find il 10 their interests leave their
ders with as instead paying freight from New York
az 4 AEsS l 80 EkOS II zs n.
Our stock Of railroad stationery very complete,
copsistng of every thing that Is essential to form a
complete OUTFIT for an engineers Office or table.
WhatnaIis drawing papers of all sizes German and
French roll drawing, tracing cloth 80 and 50 inches
wide Fahers drawing pencils, Windsor 4 Sewtops
and Newmaus water coors, India ink, camel's hair
and sable pencils, draughftiug tacks, draughfing
struments In cases aud separate Instruments scales
protractors, parallel and pocket rules &C. dc. Also,
surveyors chains and
oHEsyERMAN's METALLIC TAPES
from 38 to loo feet in length Also fed transit and
level books and Brewn Sons profile and cross
ton papers.
IS 4. A N X R q % X !
Every style of blank hooks constantly on hand or
made in
OUR OWN BINDERY,
Of desired pattern order in the substantial
| manner AZ short netice
Il % Is A IN * II IL s.!
We would particularly call the attention Of bank Of
fcers To cur large assortment Of banking books and
Office stationery always hand, made to order
Individuals ledgers general ledgers journals cash
pass books of all sizes. Among stock Of Office fur.
nitufe be found cash boxes post Office boxes, date
boxes, bin head boxes tin for holding different
sizes of letter. note paper and envelopes envelope
cases. letter clips letter aud cap board clips wire files
Ink stands pencils pencil rubber, waters and sealing
wax, boting paper envelopes, letter, cap and note
paper, canceng files and hammers, Eylots Eylof
machines gold pens and cases, Burey's celebrated
fountain pens Gillotts 1903 pens, Mtchels pens ru
lers and ruling pens
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Maynard Noyes' Fluid and Black Ink Harrison's
| Carnine Inks
cor WING PR r. = ESI
of all sizes and styles with books TO match also brush
| es, oil, blotting paper, water cups, &c, &c.
III 4 Us SEAL FIR n = II s +!
We have the agency for Halls celebrated Percussion
and Lever Seal Presses, suitable for banks, corpora
| tons or notarys public. We also the agents fol-
4 the Boston Hand Stamp Company; their stamps are
used by railroads, post Offices, &c. with shifting dates
or numbers Orders attended TO with the utmost DIES
1 patch by
A III. hurley s. Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In stationery and Blank
Books,
122 Lake Street., Chicago. [n14l,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-07-15
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And great variety Of articl9 sually kept In rst
class Furniture Warehouse, WI are too numerous TO
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Mahogany and Black Waln& cooking Glasses from
25cts to Is 90.
Gilt frame Looking Glasses Il 81 25to $3.50 90.
Mattresses ~ 70 to $50 90. II
Brass clocks, with iron mes, from o. 80 80
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