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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13

Husyar-M the Hermitage, Midland county, Michi
gan on Friday, Nov O, the wife OF Isaac uAnxAp, Esq
Of a daughter. Weight, fourteen pounds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13

nchThs foul and dsagurng eruption viii he thoroughly
er,dlated ~ two appicaans "a the ontns and =
OF The pills Manaelnfy ~ Maidcn lane, New YORK
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Usual price So Wei made and warranted 70 H.
MOoDy'S shirt Emporium, Do Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13

and sdrs lsses boys' and chdrens boots md shpes ao
India rubber boots and Shoes ot All styles aud prices, NJ D. -
MILLER a co y. 3s1 Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13

Defiance sainmander snfcs-Whh Patent
ovaer proof locks and cross Also Gre and burglar
proof paror ssfes Depot i92 Pearl street :. .--.x
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13

A New Lot OF McGregor and Victoria
paid cashmere scarfs, scarf pins. &c q low prices
FULI,EKTOA'S, sol broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13

Queru's Cod Liver Osi jelly can I've Taken
,itbou, ias,e III The oil. Oece IL Fourth PEN
FuiD. CLAY co. No. Fletcher street. Wholesale agents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13

Shirts OF the Best Material. Style md
hnish made order for $40 per Dozen MCLAUGHLIN \
corner of Greenwich and Murray streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13

Under Garments tor the M1liic,,-sI-n,
ana chidrcn-at McIhUGLiNS shirt depot,
Of Greenwich and Murray streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13

Wsgs Ss.-Gaiaeron, 400 Eaiton street,
brooklyn, Also lea ladies' ., ogetly low
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13

There Is no Questioning the Superiority OF
FSPENSCHDIDs hats Their universal popularity is proof
the fact Those who superior article quality
style and finish invited 10 call.
ESPEEsCHEID manu- of gents hats iiS Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13

s.QuinioIeine' (Cocosnut OIL with Quinine)
the beat article 10 nourish beautify the hair.
y. DUPUY, Chemist GO broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13

knOx's New Style.-The Hat which Knox
fashion the fall winter what
the cockney would call "a regular stunnerr lis peculiar
style remarkable neaness aud elegance render oh
ect q particular REMARK md IA many Instances the wenrers
nterrogaed the whereabouts o tn
manufacturer. KNOX az the Of broadway Fulton
being the fortunate individual there OF
for his establishment
"Kiss-me-quick,' nm Exquisite Perfume.
distilled frsxreat tulips kint only yielding
Incompatible n. UUPUY, Chemist, 90 broadway.
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Shirts Made Ia Order, Fall and Wl,ter Iio-
,iery, gloves meruo and wooen uncer garments AT fu
l.ER1ON'S sol Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13

CUPERFINE AND ORDINARY ENGLISH MERINo I'M
- dercioihing, in great variety a, -
A. K q. A. ARSOUxS.
ST Nicholal
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Boot. '. ND n s.e Root. Tho a.nrae,i Aa.o

IN Cent Portrait -Cnsass,-A NIB rDty prs and
dolIsT pbccarAg the zee labor and money system,
II - lro8iWSg y hULMfN
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warm Understands and Drawers.
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rmris Boots, Shoes and Gnitcrs---nriS, Double
amt single soitsIrs received by FUGENE FERRIS, boot
maker, ~ Nassau street
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IL u tie city - deSnrp I'm TOR adcs, goua hops
s,d chifIan waterproof boots oTerfpCea a. BRUll.
9, BroadWay, ana no Fulton street
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go Cent Amhrotype likeUesses, syicis T0ses--
Family groups aud .hidrens kenesses beautifully ater by
the celebrated kiMBAi.I., al Broadway.
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hair roorsr which coors your hair black brown with
ot trouble Applled Leaves stain The fieah
Dches detection. Only - bottle Sold Al the drug
store Grand street. corner OF Allen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13

Tho first named artist the Australian champion, who
FOE M hours and ltccn minutes tho longest battle on
record Melbourne, u 1855 lie Is avery powerful
hitter lie of Murrissoys seconds IN the late
agit, and " considered BY his inilcious counsel
on that occasion 10 have contributed consider
sblv 10 the achievement of the victory. Com fitz
ecah IN accomplished sr1rrcf hs' SEEM mich too
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13

Brooklyn ~, >is,iay Souventrs.-Nyiliismson
BIOS types caidfe sut uftnbA Opposite Globe
Eoic. Eslaallhcd n. '
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CndoTsbtpts, Drawers, tGT.-at Tow Prizes.
IRA PEIEGo son, 81 Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13

wheeler a. Wilson'S Sewing Machines,
new style Price st0 once 3t3 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13

Roche " considered skilful sparrcr. lie fought an
beat Brown IN Charleston not long since much ahur
.Johnnvs size. good set 10 was expected and
shat there no disappointment Roth alike ready 4
shc call &C stime, they commenced and wartne
each other nicely. Johnny's fun created great merr
sncnt The wind NJ was with warm huggng and arm
around each others necks
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A MOTHER BRoADslDE
Gf.EA9ONS
LINT OF BATTLE SHIP.
NO. H.
OF this magnificent weekly paper IA resdy. n IL
full 10 OVERLOOKING OF the choicest literary matter and hne
cravings
For all the periodical depets the United States
PRICE ONLY -FOUR CENTS.
D. GLEASON Publisher Boston Mass.
a. FRENCH. Wholesale Agent.
~ Nassau street. New York.
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Wigs. Wigs-Clirehush's Are the Iigiatcst,
cheapest most natural and durable l62 Fulton street third
door Yves. OF Broadway, up stairs.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-31
IMPORTANT TO PENALEs.
DIR. Cheeseman's Pills.

Prepared By Cornelius L. Choese man, II. D., Nes0
YORK City.
The combination OF Ingredients In these Pills the
result Of long and extensive prac ice. They mild
in their operation and certain in correcting all rregu-
Iartes Painful ing all distractions,
whether from cold otherwise headache, pain In the
SIDE paipisa.ion of the heart, disturbed sleep, which
Arises from interruption Of nature.
To MARRIED LII DIES
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable, they will bring
the monthly period with regularity. Ladies who have
been disappointed in the Of ttner Pills. place
the utmost confidence in Dr. Cheese mans Pills doing all
that they represent TO do.
NOTICE.
They should not be used during segnancy, A. mis-
carriage would certainly result ther from.
Warranted purely vegetable, ana from anything inju
rious life health. Explicit dir cons which should
be read, accompany each box. Price VI 20. Sent By
mail enclosing u to DR. CoRsIIus l.. CHKssanAx
Box 4.53l, Post Office, New York City. Sold by ons
Druggist in every town In the Unite States.
X. B. HUTCH1NGs,
General Agent for the Uhissd States,
les Chambers ST., New Yert,
To whom all Wholesale orders ST uid be addressed.
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The WEEKLY HAWK EYE

prcrpsDlr Cool~-Aboat the coolest thing
:. have seen lately 10 the leader 10 Saturday
.o,nipcs Gazette, intended to operate a. N
.noliep. for the wounds Of NJ. George Wallace
1onn-the man Who was cheated Of the poor
.,;ful courtssy Of . complementary vote, BY
4. marty, At the Senatorial election last winter.
-. man who, after serving ten years in the
r.;,.a safes Senate, struggled in vain for the
-, honor Of an endorsement from his party
-. Des MONIES delegation in the Legislature
ii The Gazette newspaper, as we are told, led
r. in this severe and crushing proceeding, in
,.a as A general rebuke to Jones on account
!, hs wan, Of capacity and fitness, and par
Mar condemnation Of his apos,acy on the
Iscompson question.
The question naturally arises If so hostile last
-, xns, has so suddenly brought the Gag
- he milk as Douglas classcally remarkss
!. i, for rome months been apparent that
-. xas the dispenser Of spoils for the Ad-
illustration in this at present very barren part
~.h. Democratic vineyard. He has the " flesh
~ only for such as speak we'll Of him.
u.,ee the be,lobberment Of yesterday. 1t is
,nrsrv time. Poor Eads has no more Of the
Fund. That source Of revenue has been
-.,, essentially dried up, and
.polly wants cracker"
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The demonstration in favor Of Senator Doug
las IN Illinois seems to be attended with an ON
nous fatality. At Lewistown, where he smoke
to large crowd on the 18th, barrel Of FIRE
works had been procured for a demonstration,
The powder becoming accidentally ignited they
exploded in the midst of the crowd, Five per.
sons we're knocked down instantly and badly
burned. Miss Parvin, a young lady residing
between LewistoWn and Havana, was struck in
the neck by a rocket, which almost instantly
burst in her face. She was taken up senseless.
Her face was horribly burned, her bonnet and
part of her hair torn off, and CHASTITY wound
inflicted under her right ear She is still living,
but the physicians are doubtful Of her recovery.
At havana, cannon procured for the ceebra.
ton, bnrstcd, seriously wounding man and tw 0
boys. Cannons and fireworks are dangerous as
well as nosy
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-31
DENMARK ACADEMY.

rItHE FAN Term IN this Institution will commence on
Wednesday, Sept. LIST, and continue fourteen weeks
The tuition for common branches, ~ co. for higher
English, 20 90; for the Languages, % 90.
The price of board is ~ 90 to ~ rs per week.
A full corps of Teachers is employed, and all the
branches Of solid and ornamental educ are here
taught.
For further par ticulars Circular inquire OF the
frlnclpal, laugl8dSwlm1 H. X. EDsoN.
W the 10th day of February, A. D. 1855 execute and
deliver TO me Trust Decd with power OF sale OF all
his stock OF goods, wares and then being
IN frame building on the south corner OF WASH
ington and Third Streets in the city of Des
Moines county, Iowa, also OF all goods wares and
merchandise coming into said for one year there
AFTER for the purpose OF securing the payment OF two
Promssory notes. for four hundred dollars PAYABLE
one year from its date Of date with said trust A.
also one for TWO hundred and dollars OF date De.
cemoer2sh, A. ID. 1855 payable on the tenth day Of
February A. D. 1859, with interest and whereas said
gfantor stipulated in said trust to keep said stock Of
goods replenshed after sales as not TO impair the
suicency Of said security that II the same was not
done might be held by the grantee default, that
sad grantor might theraupon seize said property and
proceed to sell the same at public auction realize his
said claim Now, therefore, said default having occur
red and said notes not having been paid l. John Cum
nngha donee of the power in said trust by Of
the power therein conferred, will on the 18th day Of
September, A. d. 1858, between the hours Of o'clock
A. and O'Clock p. NJ of said day sell at public auc-
ton, for cash. to the highest bidder at the front door
OF Marion Hall in the city of Burlisgo Des Moines
county, Iowa, all that stock Of groceries, wares and
merchandise covered by said trust and that will do
or the purpose OF paying said notes. the same by
the terms Of said Deed Of Trust were to be paid on the
default which has occurred as Aforesaid.
o,,, JOHN CUNNINGHAM,
augzoWZod Trustee.
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The Great English Remedy.

Gel cb e d r . IA ale PMS.
PrsPdredtt prescription Of Sir j. CzdrLs, n. d
paysscian Estrdordiaarg 10 Ms Queen.
Thislnvalu2ble medicine IL unfa ng in the Of all
those painful and dangerous d.efess 20 ykseh tie f.
male constitution 10 subject. II moderator ai
and removes distractions, asd speedy cure may Be
relied on.
TO MARRIED D AIDES
tits peculiarly suited II will, In hort time, bring On
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain. 10 prevent counterfsits.
CAUTION.
These Plsshould not BE- taken BY females durtg tAl
FIRST THREE MONTHS If Pregnancy as they are
sure to bysao on Miscarriage, but at any otasrtims
Msy sdts.
La all cases Of Nervous aRd Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue sligat sxeron, PapIta-
ton Of the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites these Pulls will
effect when all other lave failed and al
though powerful remedy, do contain iren, Gallo.
mel antimony, any thing hurfu to the constitution
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States nd Canada,
JOB MOSES.
tLate ]. q. baldwin d Coz
Rochester, NY.
NB-ei, 90 and postage stamps enclosed 10 any
Authorisd Agent winxure bottle Of the Pills By re-
turn mail. For sale by
dec lS-dw1y. ALLEN HENDRICKS,
Burlington, lows. Wholesale and Retail.
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n Friday last the Gazette told its readers
Ga was satisfied the attempt to prosecute
+ H. Collier for the kidnapping of Pembleton
% piece Of political sculduggerry," be-
nnse colored gentleman was the ostensibe
~seutor. Saturday it is perfectly satisfied it
political scheme, because Mr.. Darwin had
hcned the editors in communication, which
ssy publish, that the negroes repudiate Penn
,On and have nothing to do with the case
kay. in the estimation of the Gazette, it is
ruug proof that political considerations are
The bottom Of the prosecution because color
a men we're actively engaged and employing
ounsel to bring the kidnappers to punishment.
kturlay ii is positively sure of the same thing
kocsuse they amt.
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New York, August 80.

New York, August 80.
Flour-Market heavy for common grades Sales
5000 bbis at % - "a l5 for rnsound super state q
"a 30 for do extra stsie - 0v6E6 ~ Tor common
extra western; e5 1896 II for for shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio. Canadian Flour quiet but
steady. Sales 200 bbls ~ IS 3f16 90 for extra.
Wheat-Market dull and prices nominAly lGI2c low
Sales small 81 u for southern, and 81 a.
for white do.
Corn-Lower. Sales Of 1890 bushels ct 69GbS2c
Tor unsound to good mixed western.
Oats-Steady, with sales Of State and Western II
50054c.
Peek-MArket n shade better. Sales 100 bbis at
II 5O for mess; SIS 00Gl15 10 for prime.
Becf-Quiet but firm. Mess Beef and Beef Hams dull.
Cut Meats-Rirn and unchanged.
LArd-Rules firm aud advancing. Sales 500 bills At
l1h011A.
Buttsr-Unchanged. Sales 1t 1000 for state, and
12I1S for Ohio.
Cheese-Dull, at 2SLs.
WhiskeY-Dn and nominal Sales at 2,Tfa4kc.
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State vs.. J. NJ. Collier.


las ease, for kidnapping the man Pembleton
commenced on Saturday morning, before
as'ies Walordge. The following is q brief
Asnent OF the evidence:
=. thompson, smorn. l am a porter at the
'eisrn Hotel have been there six months.
sneuber man who came from Missouri
" IL BIS room several times. l saw arms in
possession did not know his business, he
" nothing about it. | saw no communication
saeeh him and Collier. He registered his
lle az being from Missouri.
" Donreman, smorn am the proprie-
o. the Western Hotel. l remember this
Rsouri man, but cannot describe his appear
e He about the house generally. One
s!efealed on him. don't know how long the
yer staid. Cannot say how long the man
NAMED. think he came on Thursday. He
ny away Sunday morning. He said that if
mules could travel, in the heat, and the
pug man who drove them was willing TO go,
should go home, Il not, he should come
"a ihe young man was chunky, 20 or 20
so Old think Collier ate breakfast at my
s4'e, on Sunday morning. l do not know
iepld for his breakfast.
X Wilson, srorn. | board at the West
saGel. l had conversation with the man
" sssouri. did not learn his business
I'D he was looking for man who ran away
y hin, and who, he thought, was in this
saw him have pistol. l did not see
On Sunday morning.
= Snyder, sUorn. | am acquainted with
s@ Two weeks ago, with strangers, in q car
y drawn by mules. They stopped between
saloon aud McCash's stable, and Penn
won cot out.
n. u. ",nton, svorn. am City Marshal.
oa. nv. was my Deputy. | missed Collier on
n. Two weeks ago. lie returned Tues
n. a, snihs. de had.besn gone since Sunday.
-, 80, en vent away without my orders. l do
90. os Where he was, or what he was doing.
gave MN 10 handouts.
- -ntFrman, suorn. am acquainted
-. ehoie'on He is blacksmith, aud is in
j WITH the. He was absent two weeks
"a &c .eit tie shop ON Saturday evening,
absent until Thursday or Friday morn
.oong man was in the shop Saturday
ana stuck close to Pembleton. FIRST
~ NC young man on Thursday morning
!, t y SAID nothing TO me about being alb
II. Ae vas small man about - years old
=. 49, !. sotas mules Tor him. heard him say be
rom Palmyra, Missouri.
s'examsnsd. The young man seemed t.
/. *susnted with Pembleton. They took ,
\. ogsthsr Friday night. didn't see Penn
ny vent. w wv -e"
Y.a resumed. l was present at the open
~ remoleton's trunk. received . lette
~ ~, rsmolston, from Pennington.
fus letter was here offered in evidence.
h., uuee"'tteton, s1orn. live in Burlington
ork came to me, Sunday, and wante'
"a go to the country. got into his buggy
" M 70 Snyder's and Duval's. Work trea,
\, vs. We then went, through Jefferson Street
~. hs country. saw Collier on the road
IA ia" nan = mile beyond the last house. II
= ,;as vas going into the country and wante
nue., and We made room for him. When b
'fhsa 1ohn Boyle came ~, with . pistol
IN. Noiiier said, ~ have warrant for you
-' spoke Of Handwriting me, and asked m
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Chicago, Saturday, Aug. IS, 3, pm

Chicago, Saturday, Aug. IS, ), pm.
The Grain markets are again lower, and less
active than yesterday at the reduction. Flour
heavy, though holders of good brands generally
refused to yield.
Sales OF No. Spring Wheat include
$500 bu fresh receipts in parcels at SIC few
carloads in particular places at S24; 1900 blu
do old receipts at SO. Good inquiry for No. /
Spring at SIC in store, but very little offering.
22o0 bu No. l White Winter in parcels at Is
in store $500 bushels No | Red do. at O6
and OF, and 1900 No. . do at 96c.
Flour sales extremely limited including 50
bbls. Girard Spring Extra at 90; 800 bbls.
White Winter good brand at IS, several
small sales to the trade at 90. Market very
dull at the close.
Corn is in fair request at lower figures; de-
clined lc. Sales two boat loads prime Yellow
River at 64c aaoat, Is, 900 Blu mixed do at 64c
on board, 500 bu No. l in parcels at Gle in
store, 1900 bu No. do at sic and small sales
rejected at 55c.
Old Oats held at 4Sc but dull New Oats I'M
settled and slow sale at 40 TO Ale in bags. But
little Barley Offering and market unsettled
Rye firm. Hghwines quiet. Potatoes scarce
and higher. Poultry in better demand. Eggs
steady.
Live Stock market moderately active at steady
prices later Cattle contracts for October de-
livery at $50 to 5.62t net, the latter to average
600 lbs. No recent Hog contracts; droyers
asking $50 net for November. Hides firm.
Wool steady.
No change in Freghts by Lake or Canal,
barque David Morris takes Corn to Buffalo at
3 cents. Cleared for Buffalo, schooners Live
Oak, Mary Morton, wheaton Oswego, J. Coch
rane corn.
Temperature 81 Wind NV. Cloudy
Martins Com. Letter.
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diana. Large quantities Of old wheat and corr
teft over. Crcps below shs average aasssn...-4
Ioco.-Ncarly al reports untavorable. No
aey tight, trash currency. Crops light, and
y times awful"
Minnesofa and Wiseoasia.-Things rapid,
improving. Crops better than in other West
ern States. 93 rs1s
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-31

The returns Of the recent election in Texas
come in slowly. There was no opposition to
the regular democratic ticket, except for asso-
ciate justice of the Supreme Court. Ex-Goy-
ernor Bell is an independent Democratic candi-
date for this post, and, from returns received.
seems to be giving Buckley, the regular Demo
cratic candidate, a close run. In twenty.four
counties the vote stands-Bell $500 Buckley
5000.
The Executive Committee of the Lake Erie
Monument Association, who are located at San
dusky, have appointed a committee to CORES
pond with the other lake cities in regard to a
celebration of Perry's victory on the 10th OF
September.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-31


| sB Douglas, IN his speech at Galena, on the
26th, it being his 6rst appearance since he
palmed off the Aurora resolution as one
adopted in State Convention by the Republi.
cans in 1904, owned up. lie admitted that
the Resolution which he read at Ottawa was
not the resolution adopted by the Republican
State Convention. He says that Maj Harris
and Chas. IL. Lauphin douglas Democrats)
misled him! Thus he lodges the charge of
forgery and falsehood by putting in plea Of
ignorance AID throwing the responsibility upon
his friends. There is possibility that yer.
dant and unsophisticated persons might be de
eeived by this explanation and think him inno-
cent, but for one circumstance. This is not the
first time Douglas has tried to palm off the
Aurora Resolutions. In the Senate he tried
the same trick and was caught at it by Trumbull.
SO he knew at Ottawa, when he fourished
these resolutions in the face of Mr.. Lincoln,
that he was committing base forgery, for be
had been told of it.
This is the Little Giant" this is the man
who aspres to the Presidency. Do not his
friends feel proud of him-proud of the manly,
truthful and eleeated and eiegatiag eanpass in
which he is now engaged
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-31
To RnildAra.

III ANlNG secured the Right for Lees Patent Rave
IL Trough and Gutter Machine for Des Moines Coun.
y we respectfully solicit the attention OF Builders and
those who are about to build to this and improved
style OF Gutter It'll worthy of from the Con.
tractor, as it makes better finish ut ess cost than
tie old way and IL worthy Of attention from the own.
ers OF buildings makes stronger Fave Trough ana
Will not run over or rust quick the old style.
All orders for spouting and Roofing filed with dis.
patch, and az rates which defy competition.
auglgdSw1m GOMsTOCK 4 IN