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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-11-11

4 I THE PARA OF THE CnR1sTIAN. How,
like the course OF the sun (which shineth
more and more unto the perfect day, is
the path of the Christianl yfY
The sun as he rolls in his glorious path,
way round the earth, sheds light and
heat upon it. So the Christian, if he
walks in the steps Of his Master, who
''went about dong good, 'sheds Joy and
peace among bis fellow men by the good
tidings which he brings. Sometimes
his path is oyershadowed by the dark
clouds Of affection and adversely; his
light ~ 'obscured, and he is tempted to
despair, but the hand of God is with
him, leading him safely through his
troubles, and by a path that he knows
not And even from the dark clouds,
whence came the thunder and lightning
and the angry winds, the instruments Of
God 5 wrath o he sends showers OF. Di-
vine grace which water the thirsty soul.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-11-11

A little girl, q day or two since,
said, " NJ little grandmother is living,
but my great grandmother is dead and
gone to heaven-but then l shall see her
There" a lady visitor asked her how
she would know her departed relative,
seeing they had never met on earth
8 Ob,a, was the ready reply, /" suppose
God will introduce us. s-s soi = }.I
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-11-11

POPULATION OF ST.. LoUIs.-Accor.
ding to the census report of the CITY
Auditor Of st. Louis, the population Of
that city is 1875, 33O-l672 of whom are
tree blacks, and 1880 slaves. There
are s,olS more white males than females
IN the city.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-11-11
~. q. LANCE.

Physician and Surgeon WU be found ct his O6tco an
Starkweathers Drug Store at his residence, corner
Of Chicago and Park streets at all times ready to at
tend the calls of the Public. 30
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29
Farmers, nave you seen ana tried the
Worlds Fair Prize Churn!

Or. Davis Adjustable Chnrn 4 I,utter.
worker Com bincd-PntentcdE Feb. IS,
1884.
4 n State Fair. held At Muscatlne, Iowa, las,
= Il october, (iSSt,) this Churn alone had Premium
aWardeult although there eight o.her Churns
on eAhbson and indeed IL always tai es the hst pre-
mium wherever introduced. Tie advantages Of this
Charn over all others are as follows;
Isl IL viii produce butter in as short time any
other Charn
"a IL will gather the butter after II Is produced
90. ~ viii work the butter into roll and expei the
putterm herefrom completely, without the hand ladle
4th IL viii salt the butter before taking 1t frsn
the Chura
5th Il can be operated by child with perfect ease,
anu Is as easily elesnsed as any other Churn.
Apractca operation will convince any person Of the
truth OF these settlements.
Below a few Of the names OF practies, butter
kers, who have subscribed 10 he Following certificate,
via: We are now using the above Ihutu and utter
Maker, u ehurns with and facility and also gathers
WORKS and salts the butter In perfect manner before
taxing u IRON the Churn and cheerfully recommend
~ As the best Churn have ever seen.
isaac Leonard, Crawford Hanna, Abner ComstoeA,
James Woodside, James Hlery, Robert BrewD,
Gregg, Hamilton Brown, James Dickson, , Brooks,
samuel Foster, Alexander fleming jeremiah Lee, MI
THOMPSON, Bates, John Wild, Samaei Moore, NJ.
Davis, Jacob Wilhelm, James Robertson.
The subscriber has purchased the right TO RsnGfae.
Henry Counties, Iowa, and Henderson and Warren
Counties, Illinois, and IL prepared TO furnish al
who win favor him with their patronage.
eY- These Churns are also fer sale at J KmtaH1
Co.'S, Keith Robinson Co.'s, and u Lauman's, Bur.
II ington, Iowa.
shepe ofvalley and Eighth streets.
feb so-wtf n. P. GRUPE.
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10000 Agents Wanted!
A GOOD THINGI

A MEDIClNE that - NO Cheat!!-
IA CUL.ES INFLAMMATION Or FEVER ONLY
I. ~. boyle & co... OF Boonvilie, Missouri.
are the Wholesale Agents for the States of Missouri
kansas illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan Minnesota
Kansas, Nebraska and New Mexico for
Coggswell's Antiphlogistic Salt:
perfect substitute for Bleeding i5nsterns ana Leech
Ing and will appoint town and county Agents on Ib.
eral terms.
- friee per box, ~ retail; can be sent by mail
address j. D. BOYLE 1 CO.,
Junsl-wem Bo0nvils, No.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
-ASD--
CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY

CANADa DRcaD GAltrJ. ftAiLN Al.
TUE Michigan Central Railroad has advantage Of
an EcclAsic8 ieIegrap Line, used entirely for the
movement Of all trains thereby avoiding possibility of
collision, or delays, 20 annoying on other routes
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO:
5:t "a Ias- EXPRESS Matchmaking direct thr,rch
connections to Niagara F.,!4, Buffalo, New York and
Boston.
7:f5 n, ~. CfxeiSSAlr FxPREss-Nseioe direct
connections t. Lafayette indianapolis Cincinnati New
Albany, Louisville, Dayton, CoulG-.as, GAINESVILLE Whcp
ing, ptsburg, Baltimore PHILADELPHIA and Washing -
ia "a. ii. TELfGasrn ExpaEss-Arrying At So.
ara tas o. Eu.'o next Forming, Nea yusk 81 8 p ".
VA Entra, ut 10 ?, M Gystor II IL AT
agAt connects at Paris with Buffalo and raSa Heron
| Il. i. iof badaio and AL pair!s -,-ys.
500 u. n., AfraaNaaN EAPARss-aFrive- in New
YORK AT a N. secead day, Boston al p NJ ana a.
Fhladelphia It@V second morning.
! $50 pa 4 WIGHT DEMONSTRATING at Maya
- s@.!5 or EuAalo me.t evening, New YORK, at r. ~
am anu n'sson ?, H. next day. Connects at Paris will
huaao and Lake Huron H. r. Buffalo and an points
East. Connects at aicc4n City ,except saturday /
WIN rev Albany Salem X. Road To- New Albany
Indianapolis, elncinaat Dayton Columbus Zgncsyille
h heacson.ans, Wheeling, baltimore, Washington, Pits.
80 TIE I,Gt,s on The Chicago, Burlington d ouis.
| ~ qatcaa q thtcaQo Uaion, Illinois Central ana
n'ght2an c4atrat 3aiI"oadS run INTO tie same Dspo
| hn'e ana transfer ~ BttpyGge
1tie d. "a. la.. 300 y. ns. and 80 p.,n
Trans make direc; connections at Toronto with tLs
| GRAND TRUNK Fan VA ~
To Kingston, ogdensburg, Montreal, Quebec, and Al
| points y Canada East, Northern Vermont, New Hamp
1t is well known by the travelling public that this Roat
mas 10 competitor Of equal facilities fota Chicago /,
NIAGARA Falls, New York, Boston, 0gdensburgh, Mon
| treal, Sc, &c. 90
The only Train that leaves Chicago Saturday night i
over this roate. $50 Z. NJ One Train Sunday nj Ma
| Y. NJ. No 500 Y. NJ. Saturday
| Baggage checked through to Niagara Fall, gufaio
| New York, Boston, Elmira and Philadelphia.
| ~ Passengers arriving at Chicago by any of Tia
Railroads, will find competent Agents the cars an
baggage masters at the depots, receive checks AM
| Of charge N
THRoUG TICKETS COOP FOR NINETY ia vs.
Allowing holders to remain over ana resume thai
seats can be bought at the different Offices IN the Nes
aso ~ the Passenger Depot foot of Lake Street and
the General Ticket Office Corner OF Lake and Dearhrr
| Streets, Chicago, opposite the fremont House.
| May 1851. General pass An,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

The MARRIAGE SERyIcK.-Sir John Bow
ring, the British Ambassador to China, who,
by the way, wrote "Watchman. tell rs of the
night as we'll as many other charming
pieces of church psalmody, is said to be not
only very eccentric, but very opinionated
man. On one occasion he was animadvert-
ing upon the ''wickedness," as he expressed
it, OF the marriage service, as prescribed by
the Church Of England. Look at it," said
hs--"with this ring thee wed-that's sor-
Gerry; with my body ! thee worship-thafs
idolasry and with Ill ny worldly goods
ehso esdow-thAt's Q IL"
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be drunk two days dram in the morning,
and drink Of grog ct dinner ct noon
"For the true and faithful performance o.
all and each par. Of these things, the parties
have set their hands this twenty third day o.
April, Ammo Domini, 1877.
PuILLlP BATTER, his y marx.
GEoRGs WARRINGTON.
Witness
George A. Washington,
Tobias Lear.
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DIR Rcoundrels-- Chances Of their being
Punlshed.
frrsm The Hsx York rlmes.l

kttV1s s~S WV IVA eiA<es.l
In the various enumerations we have mad,
Of the chances which every culprit in thi
State possesses Of escaping justice. we b
lieye We have omitted to ment ION his chance
Of escape from prison. We take this oppor
tanity Of apologizing for our oversight AM
beg to add it to the list, which now stands .
follows:
Chances Of escaping the police 90 to
Chances that the District Attorney
will be unable to form jury
composed of anything better than
persons of . class who sympathize
with criminals, and arc 90 igno-
rant and stupid as never even to
read the newspapers, 100 to
Chances that the jury SO formed will
disagree $50 to
Chances THAI in cases OF foul and un-
mistakeable murder, the prosecu.
ton will accepts plea of guilty
of manslaughter in frst or second
degree" 20 TO
Chances that the prisoner will be
acquitted, - 70
Chances that, in case he is convict
ed, a now trial will be granted, in
consequence of thirty plumbers
and informalities in the proceed
inrs on the trial: fifteen the fault
of the pcoples counsel, and 6f-
teen that ofthe presiding Judge, 200 to
Chances that the second trial ends
no better than the first, in conse-
ouence of destruction OF evidence
| ( in the interval, ~ !"
Chances that in case capital con-
| yicticn is obtained, the Governor
will pardon the criminal on ac-
count of his depraved youth, his
habltual drunkenness, the touch
ing atrocity of the offence, the
Recommendation of the jury, OF
the prosecuting counsel, and OF
several highly respectable politi- ,oo
clans, wv "
Chances in favor Of the prisoqer
being young, deprAved, and an
habitual drunkard, ooo 70
Chances that soon after the commu.
tation of his sentence, he will
break Jail, and resume his pris-
tine Gsolc pf life, oo 10
Chances that aiis- his escape, no
greater reward will be oi1eisd t2r
apprehension than would be suiA.
Gent to secure the rendition ofan
erring donkey, % I"
This we think is very fair and Impartial
statement of the prospect which awaits an.
Young gentlemen in this city who is entering
upon the glorious career ofs burglar and as
sassin. 1t will be seen at glance th4t n
danger of final and irretrievable damage IL
the practice Of his profess is ininitesi
ms!!y remote, and that in fact the risks incl
dent to this nlode of life are only such as t
lond II Measurable exC:.sp}ent and variety.
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To Purchasers of Books, Paper and
Stationery

SLGtiCnery.
Large Stoet Of Miscellaneous and othe- ok
Eastern Wholesale Prices.
l. AtING just received a very large stock
cetaneous Books purchased this Fall at the E,r lork
ana lHaddetpid Trade Sales am prepo red 10 s.I
~ prices lower thar before offered il, tiy ci,v
Works: e '"'"''ie
perry's Expedition to Japan, / vol. Calf Ap,iou.
Hugh aer's Works 3 vols .t
lrving's Life of Washington, vols -
lrvlngs Works Complete a
Wayery Novels 70 vols.
Cooper's Complete WORKS. "a "a
Bayard Taylor's Travels, 5
american Encyclopedia, "a Library4
Dana's System OF Mineraiogy, l vol. cloth
Rollins Ancient History, 4 vols NOR. antique
Addison's Works, 4 vols. sheep
Goldsmih's :" vols.
Spectator, vols calf, antique.
Johnson's Works, vols sh.ep
Hanams Middle Ages.
Prescotts Complete Works, IL vols Library
The Works Of Daniel Webster, 6 vols clotS
nancros History of the U. s. vols. cloth and Sheen
Kanes Arctic Expedition, 2 vols. w.t.
Ben Johnson's Dramatic Works, vol calf
Beaumont a Fietcher's sha.n
Shakspeare's ~ 49,
Messenger q Ford's Dramatic Works val
d Complete Works, 6 vols. sheep.
Smaiet's
The Works of Lord Bacon, Q vols
The Modern British Essaysts, vols cletb
Also, complete assortment Of CAP, Letter Not. ma
Bill Paper, Envelopes, School aud Ulc, Statlon.rv
ways on hand, NJ lowest prices, by
oct20 p BROWN
Barrett House Block, 3D. {,
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Great Bargains in Books, amer a,
Cfotinoorvy

HAVE lust received a large and well selected stock
y q Writ,nk Letter and Note Paper, Envelopes.
Senoei ana once Stationery of every description.
which offer to sell Mt such low figure AZ - ~
give entire satisfaction Among my list OF papers viii
be found the following celebrated brands:
i nm. nii's' windsor Mills, Loulop.
Union surry,
uia hsikshre NILS Dc La Rue Co.,
moyeke Rhode sons,
sriaalesex Moinier 4 Co., Paris.
WESTMINSTER Owen &'tiurbart.
A Asohaaie Carew Manufacturing Co,
Palmer SMITH
Irving Mills, South ice, Mast. ETC. etc ~.
Also large assortment Of School, Theological pa
cost. Ns VI
Country dealers, Peders and others will nd II
yto their sdvantage TO call and examine my stock he
lower tina. the lowest j. p BROWN -"
0ctiS Barrett House Building, Third strsss
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To Al to Whcm i day Couoera.


Z n ~ the inventor q: i.'g aIid usNul
in smut Machines, "EIi t'ght was secured to by
letters patent, bearing .ts 2Nh Oct 1851 and ther
are certain parties nanuEt tGring machines using
my ifaDru senens. This ~ to notify all persons who
make use or vena said improvements, that Will hold
each and every person, who inffinges my rgh.s re-
sponSibe Tor all such infngemeGts. and E ct their
expence establish the validity fipy patent.
Now part Of what c1s@n as my Invention is the
securing device, formed Of te heater attached the
cylindrical screw in combination with the securing
plate anu cylinder, formed of series of rings Iac
one over the other. l fun ter claim tho adlas,ible
screens placed in the caIbe9, ant arranged rus, yey
with the ian, whereby the s- and lgh er and Inferior
grain may when OF sufficient value discharge the
machine separately, and -. clean state, or, when
worthless, alowei to the fan box be elected
thercrom with the Amer and gl 70 oign substances
This is of what CLAN, in the summary 10 INV
patent The above notice w, hope be sufficient, tina,
none may claim ign0r aac. OF my right
word to .ia wise is sufficient
March dwtf JOHN A. WOODWARD
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1858. Summer Arrangements. l5oS.
THE GREAT CENTRAL UNITED STATES
MAIL AND EMPRESS ROU1E.
EK01 aE1 - - Ea31l 80
TINE ONLY ROUTE MAKING SURE CONNECTIONS y,..
fai,. Cleveland Buflalo, Pntsburg PhlladelIhs, Bait.
more, New York, Boston, New England and me Canaaas
BURLINGTON q MfSSOURIRIvgR RAILROAD,
~ eennsctioH with t ~ and n.
cH1c1 pSS;n1 ITKL dSGa 3xl sGizKcA lD
oaaGOIaG EAST,
To Trains leave Ghec.uqu., daily, as follow
1st Morning Train, s16 A. NJ. and arrive a. burning
%. Afternoon DON Train, 21sP NJ, and arrive at Burling-
ton 6.l5 p. NJ
CHICAGO, BURLKyG TOW e QUINCY n. r.
Trains leave Burlington as follows:
1st. Morning Passenger, 500 A. NJ arrive ut chicago
3D. Accounted LAS p NJ, connecting at Gaiesburg
with Quincy Trains.
Sd. Evening Express Passenger, coo P. NJ arrive at
Trains by Peoria and Oqud,okd Railroad leaving
st the same hour for FeoF!a. 50.
BURLING TON d. MLSSO URT RIHER RAILROAD,
Makes close connections with the steam Packets for
all points the Misiss ppi River. with the c. u. O.
Railroad for Chicago; with the Peoria and 0luawka
railroad for PEORIA at aesburg with the Chicago and
Quincy Railroad for Quincy and St. Louis; at Mendoza
with the Illinois Central Railroad TOR Gaena Dubuque
ana st. Paul; and AZ Chcago win tir chlsah yeEtrss
Michigan southeren and PittsDurg, II. Wayne al Chi
cago Railroads, for all The principal places upon The
Atlantic Seaboard.
STOCK MEN AND SHIPPERS!
VIII take notice that prepared with superior
facilities ship live stock, and extra charges
made by these Roads for and attention. We run
Fire Stock Trains per week none Saturday and SUM-
day. and prepared forward all classes If freight
at Through Tariff Rates. Through Tickets he pur-
chased Burlington ard Checauqua for all points Eass,
and baggage checked through For information
Quire at the Railroad flee.
1t is the determination CT the Managers of these
Roads to give prompt attention and despatch 10 the
business Of Their patrons
JOHN q. READ, Vice Pres't
Burlington dad Missouri Rirer R0itr0dd.
D. REMICK, General Western Agent,
Chicago, Darlington aud Quincy Railroad.
Burlington, June q, lS5S.-wtf
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Julius can you tell me how Adam got
out oh Eden y
well spose he climed de fence
mo dat amt il"
well, den ho borrowed wheel barrow
and walked out"
NO"
81 CUBS it up, den."
"He rot snuked out. Yah T.
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Mr.. ia WOODWARD:

r. "a WOODWARD:
DedF .Sir:--Your shutter that have had in
for about eighteen months is the most perfect ma.
chine of the Kind now ia dee | used a machine that
led in Chicago for short time after started
ana 1t cost me more for fepars and delays in few
months than the whole Va>t of the machine that
from you. Your machine has not cost anything for
repairs, and IL now, after eighteen months service
doing lis work in the most pes feet Please
cept my thanks for past ,>- and best wishes fer your
success, Your speettuly,
mas lSlAw GEORGE REEBF
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New Books-Ius! Received.
sE'Tk-G hEyAEaE.s.E>T
Peoria, OquaWka and Burlington
T.. "a ~ &c : D. z+-i rs r


Il A l L r O A u.
I'M and after Wednesday, March lGth ISIS, trains
~ via this route will follows, leaving East Bur
lngton By z. B q. trains
lst Passenger at Gs5 4. NJ. for Peoria Chicago,
Cincinnati, Alton and 81. Louis. via Galessurg, Enox-
Yhe, Einwood and Peoria, TO Chicago, and via Bloom
ngton Spr!ngh d. Decatur, Lafayette, Pana Sandoval,
Terre Haute and Indianapolis, for Cincinnati and 81.
Louis.
I'd Passenger at 5:i5 P NJ. for PEORIA Chicago Gin
cinnat Alton and St Louis making clese connection rs
above.
Passengers via this route will change at Gales
burg.
Baggage will be checked through from Burlington so
a. not need rccheckng at Gaesburg but mast be at
tended TO and properly checked on the Ferry Boat.
The trains OF the L. x NJ L. X. X. make direc.
nectons with the trains Via this route This route is
saving of FIFTY ONE MILES Of travel over any other
10 Southern points.
Through tickets 20 all the above points and to all
Eastern cities, may be obtained the Ticket Office of
the c. b. d O. r. r., corner of Jefferson and Water
Streets. Il. I. HOSFORD,
Passenger Agent, burlington, Iowa.
T. d. ROBLRTs, Supt., Peoria, IL.
U. III. KELLOGG, CeG1 Ticket Ag t, Peoria, ii.
marlSdw
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To Farmers and Dealers.

V0UR attention is respectfully solicited to the
present extensive and complete stock of Farm.
ing Implements and Utensils In store, which
enables the propretors of the Burlington Agricultural
and Seed Warehouse to offer unriyaed inducements TO
the trade and purchasers generally.
Large invoices of haying and Harvesting Tools, con-
sisilng of
SCfTHE SHITHE.S, CRADLES WOOD AND
IRON BRACE AND GRAPE VINE PAT
TERMS IA FORKS, q 4 3 tined1 SCY7HE-
STONES d RIFLES, HAND d REVOL-
WING HA y FORKS, ETC., ETC.,
have been received which daily additions are be.
Ing made by fresh arrivals.
Purchasing directly from thetmanufacturers, these
tces obtained the loves possible prices enabling
to sell lower than any other'house in Burlington
full assortment of Wood. and Willow Ware Cor.
.aPe, Bed Cords, Clothes Lines, &c. constantly on
hand. KEITH ROBINSON 90
june l2-4dt-wtf Water Street, near Jefferson,
Rnr LIMIT Io.~a
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE!.
Fresh arrivals at
II. c.. HA r Us
WHOLESALERS RETAIL FURNITURE, BEDDING
d LOOKING GL.i.SS HAREHO Use,

q LUOHLNG GL-ISS HTHhUUthE,
Jefferson St., between Water AMI Man, in Mr.. Postle
waits new four story brick.
AIR. HARDY retnrts his taan.s 70 toe
w citizens Of Burlington and vicinity for their
previous patronage and su,!cs continuance feeling
confident that he continue TO give perfect satisfac
ion.
Owing to hard times / have purchased Goods very
much lower than oi merly that IL enables to sell
all Goods my line from 20 % per cant less than any
other house In the West, and all Goods warranted
good represented or the money refunded. Ny stock
consists Of the following Goods, in
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FRUIT TREES! FRUIT TREES!!
AT THE
Burlington Nurseries

Formerly Avery, Coms;ock Co., and A. W. Comstock
and Bro.
The undersigned would call the attention Of those
wishing FRUIT TREES, &C., to the
LARGE and Splendid Sg0lS now
hand.
Orders solicited for the Spring Trade.
Address, A. W. CoMSToCK and the undersigned At
Burlington. J. X SCnTT,
Assignee of A. " nomstock.
December 90, 1S55.-dwim
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CAN p 3 e Z L s
= pm t01rauhic Gallery.

AoW (00tO&T - UA0 4 -
TAVHNG3 removed from 81 Mca
i street, Campbeli has opened
81 lspley's Building. opposite WAA
rorsss Hook store, Jefferson st.,
II, are he has every facility for Ia 49,
S,ng Grst class Lkenesscs including al me vsIHus
s.yIes Of Collodeoa Pic,ures from the smaness "ns
'1t Cawnbeis new Preminm Process Of NATUkAL
cOLORING, prxeticed at his Rooms onfy' lar excT's
the old method .,,..r .ho,ta =. n,
at Cambrli's Rooms, IS he never iais " procure -
curafe AMI Highly Ei,shei takenesses. -
~ 49, Rsmr9nirr you vii have ascend only one
flight OF stars. r.nroo hptf
All Picture warranted. ". zsOR
So,,rtf,iny Nesr sor the People.
TIME wishes 20 draw tie attention OF the
/ People OF Ibis city an! vicinity TO New ana PerE
feet system FOR cutting,
The clothieis' Guide
Is spendidly lithographed chart, v th full and COM
and those who garment cut. viii be enabled
to learn Eve ninues, cit coat or dress 70 NJ any
size or get up act Of patterns Superior 20
any other Diylsioo system
". u. Acros, Of Phiaat phia the pub isher OF the
HTaiiors Is the Inv. ntor and has secured the
Copy Right.
have the exclusive right for nes Moines County
Iowa. TO sell these Gudesand will guarantee them 10
give pegject satisfaction. Any person can have the
privileg II of testing them before purchasing.
~ Orders addressed through the burlington r. o.
will receive prompt att nton.
Persons wishing to examine the above Guide can call
upon Mr. Nicely, one door east OF the Bsnk OF Cool
baush Brooks, who 10 authorized to receive orders.
o. II. T. ST. CLAIR,
Authorized Agent Des Moines County, Iowa.
Infringemen.s upoa The above rights will re EgpEesl-
ted to the fun eytan; II tie iaXt
nxyiS-dkwam