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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-26
AIR LINE ROUTE.

AIR LINE ROUTE.
chicago ~ 81. Louis via 81 Louis, Alton ChicAo
~ RI, all the way by Ksilrosd.
CARRyiN0 TIE oRxAT AMKRIoAH AND o. .. nAn1I
The only direct and reliable route the South AID
South West, seventy mites shorter than any other
route.
TRANS leave depot Of Michigan Southern and no 1
Island Il X, corner of Van bnren and sherman sts.
st. Louis Day E1press-lO,sO A-Dsily, tSundays
exceptcd) arrive At 81. Louis $40 same evening.
81. Louis Nigh, Express-lb 30 M-Daily, ar. i've
At 81. Louis II, 80 next morning.
Day xspress-6,oo An-Daily. arrive Al Chicago
$40 NJ.
Night G1pfe8s-2;l5 r M-Daily, arrive ~ Chicago
Trains run directly through without change Of can
or baggage. Time from Chicago TO ct. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers destined for Bloomington, Spvinsnei !,
Decatur, Jscxsonvtiie, Naples aud all points tie
Missis-ppi, Missouri, Kansas, Cumberland and Ten
nessee Rivers by taking the above will be
Of making connections and arriving IN Bt Louis
sdvertsed time avoiding the vexacions delays os the
cir uitous route via aSae, P-,rs Illinois ri,.r,
saving twer ~ iour hours time, being 81 miles =
di.,Anse TO BLOOMINGTON. 8, less TO sprissaeid, y
.ss to 1t. Louis and Is lees 10 Peoria
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
A. Joliet with the Rick Island Railroad for Osas-
~, Lasalie, Rock Is.nd snd Central -
Clinton, waynesvie and DecstVS, and With Sag
for Peoria.
A, Peoris Junction with Peoria O1uawks.. 4
for walnut Grove, Washington Peoria, P~hia, br.n-
n.ld, Flmwood, Knoxville Gslesburg, Monmouth
and Burlington.
At SpringfeiA with Great WesteYn Railroad for
Jacksonville Naples end Illinois River.
~ Alton with Daily Line of Pockets for Hsnnibal.
Qu ~cy aud K okuk the most expeditions md vrlis-
be rout 70 all porti Ms o. y issOur.
At Sc Louis with Daily First Class 81 AmeYs for
New Orle ms aid intermediate p .ints TIE Lover
Mississippi AID with regular lines u packets fR
Kans -, at Joseph and ali points IN tn Mtssonyi.
Tennsssee, Cumberland and A'kan- Rivers.
Through Tickets can .- rvcLred 10 al kasteD
Railroad Ofices-s. the Company Onicss, ~ Dear.
born street opposite the fremont Hvuse and - he
Michigan southern aud Rock Dspots. corner Of Van
Bdrsn amp SnerBian sts.
Re,ponsihl. Baggage Men siIi be at ths DspoA b
all tue vsrons lines coming intO the city " cheo6
baggage through TO any ONT desired on tha line.
II. MOORE, Superintendent
L. Darling. OenI Agent Cricsgo. toc90M
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-26

Farming Land
Twelve and = Half Cents per Acre
WE are entering good avsble LAND in Missouri
w for actual settlers, 1t ttrelvs and A0H cent?
per 0cre. Maps OF the count ny may Dr. seen 81 our
ofhce, NichJs Block.
W. Z. BARBER co.
Da, export, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-26
Galena and Chicago Uniea r. \

CUAARs ARRANGEM 9Nr-On and after Wsd
- nesday, June I1sh, 1887, pssseng.r tsstna ~
leave Well, street Depot daily (sundays sss~pGd
For Brceport. Gaiena. Dunletth and ~. Pssi.
Passenger aud MAIL. ..................IS-i6A
Passenger, EmisrAnt and "a class train. IA lSP
CHICAGO, FULTON AND IOWA LINE.
For Dixon, Fulton and Central Iowa.
Through Pas.euser..."........ $50 !
90 do .......................s:lA =
DekAio Passenger. ......................4t e ?
BELOiT AND MADISON BRANCH.
Yor h aoit, JAnesville ana Madison.
FOX RIVER v Alley RAJ ROAD.
For Crystal Lake. McHenry and nichmand.
Two Through trains vii leave Ososfai spos. sss(
Of Lake street ~ follows:
FOR GALENA. DUNLKIfH AND Or. PAUL.
Daily Sundays excepted 1000 \ n y:S 4
knDabling psssenEr4s to make ciose co0noctloG
with the Michigan Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALRNA h CHICAGO NNlON RAILROAD.
Leave Frecpor' 1890 n, arrive in Chicago l;lB
Leave Freeport s,tp NJ, arrive In Chicago 3; 4 II
CHICAGO. FULTON AND IOWA LiNR.
Leave Fulton 10 A N, arrive In Chicago a;t6PA
do do 1rM, do do l;l9Ax
Leave DeKalb 8 n. arrive IN Chicago s;asAn
BELOIT AND MADISON BRANoH.
cave Footviie 1910 n, arrive In Chi sgo s;iS ID
Leave Pootvile O. IS n, arriv III Chicago IS 81
Leave Be- oft 8, 80 NJ, arrive In Chicago 10 ~
Fox KlvER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Leave Elgin at 9,i9 \, arrive IN Chicago ITO r.
Leave Elgn st 2,25 NJ, arrive In chicago Z, - n
Passengers Tor all points on thu q l. U y X, In
Guiding Fulton, Beioit and Madison lines, should
take tint trains from The Wells street depot.
Ali the above trains connect with the grs 1t eastern
lines diverging from Chicago
Through tickets can be bought 1t the following On
oes; J Spaulding's corner Lake aud Dearborn
street; PEW h G KR Ticket Office. 80 D-arboen
street; Michigan Southern Office, under Trsmors
House and the Central and Wells street Depots.
JOHN B. TURNER, President.
p. HALL, superintendent.
w A. THRALL, General Ticket Agent. locti7d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-26
TIE UNDERSIGNED

HAVING established himself in this place In the
II business of SILVIA l. BRASS PLATING, proposes
to all all orders for 6ne Silver plated Door Plates,
Door KDobs, Bell Pulls, butts numbers, Plates and
Figures adopted 20 the use OF Doors and Church
Pm, ughtaing Buds Points, window Sash, Oarri-
age and Harness tsmninSs plated 70 order on short
1ollea. Az vert warranted eqaal 70 the best.
~ , WILLIAM OsNUAlA.
Ihse builAAng ~ sf:ss6 Raasyivaais nooss
0ononl -seseee, 1p eGolsA
an
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-26
A CONFIDENTIAL LETTER

'I'O Married Womes on the Voluntary Control OF
the Maternal Function, Strictly Moral in is tone,
oy professional gentleman who has made the Phys-
ioiogy OF procreati n his special stndy the great
pa OF MS NE 1t cle- rly rehearses the philosophy
Vi iinpr'goation snd contains q summary Of all the
MODES resorted to, to prevent conception, pointns
our which are efficient and scussng their virtues
with recommendations and directions how to easily
ana safely forcstall conception Sent nder seal bv
mall free Tor u. Communications strictly private.
ROBERT J. BUSCH, Il. D.,
VecshAvSm As P~oahvav NJ Y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-26
Pine Lands

In Missouri, snpposed to be the only body OF Pine
limb, -emain ns In the State, unenter.d
Novl6i&xtf w k. BAhBxR 4 Co
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FRUIT TREES.


TIM QeaAsst asaeataoa WI - paid b ths 0hocri-
= beS - Sspatsing yunitu1e Il IL mast su1sta0-
~ 0aanse en1aseeese sty1e. o. OAa1ss ~ fanay
l0 gum1eusoroDa1oe ! ~ 0eZ1s eq0 - -
3zle0 eeAsvlsA
,.asn, "a ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-26
BANKING.

Bankers.
MACKLOT 4 CORBIN,
DAvmposs. Iowa.
REyKR TO:
c ns:s. Co. s..x Tor.
Messrs. TESsOu DAnJsH, Bankers, st. Louis.
Cashier ATLANTIC BANK, Boston.
Me.srs. r. x. swirl. BRo. JoHSsToH. Chicss,
Notes and Bill coaecfed AID Yroceeds vsnsiesed 70
any part ofthe United States.
Bills sfExchanse o. all the Principal Circs
sfshe United states and Europe
BOUG HIT .dFD SOLD
- Money remittei to Europe IN St9A Df1s,
which can be ca.hed ID any town 10 England, Ire
land. Wales, in sums 81 and upwards.
Oct l6-df.
ALLEN L. CLARK,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
Nstasiss Psbiic, Commissioner Of Deeds
fer Massachusetts, Fire and Life
lasussnce Agents; Real Es-
tate aad Discount Brokers.
Metropolitan Block, second street,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
HOLIICT1ONe and all professional busin :ss In
~ every arr OF the State In rust 10 our care, vii
re,t i've prornpt tention; mon } invested, taxe-
PAID Ter nJn-resideItt; mcney loanef on upincun-
b-rcd real estate security; farms, houses and lots
leased, real estate OF all knos bought and SOLD
COMMISSION
Money constantly on hand TO loan, on personal and
real - ate curly.
Land WARRANTS bought and sold, and located BY
expe fenced sgel s.
VENT the attention Of al persons In search Of
highly Improved farms, vAlu 4bie city property, or
unimpso .ed lands, 10 our extended and daily
sing dialogue of real estate To pariss wishing 10
invest Oh speculation. We offer the most favorable
terms large tracts Of carefully selected prairie and
timber lands, situated near lines Of proposed rail-
roads, In nearly all counties OF the State.
Asp large tracts Of land "a Minnee ots and 1iooou-
ri. some he best lots In Omaha, n T. We feel
confident that from list embra,i'g property 70 the
amount OF half . million Of dollars, we easiiy
pleas ali desirous Of making dr.t-rste Investments
Reb4itf ALLEN CLARK.
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BRITISH REVIEWS,
ANDTHk
II A IL M II lk,S GUIDE
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EMPLOY MENT.

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II Dalicy's Magical Pain Evtractcr

IL U&lI0yS magical ram EEtractCr.
~ ali diseases ,nfaniGa.io i;ors less preaenii
nates--aew TO ailay in1ami,a ipn, s.riKrs ut the
root Of disease-kehce an Immediate ours.
III EAELEy~S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and nfhsA0 sse. Will ailay Inflammation at aonce, end
7DdLLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN LX7RAC7DR
WI eure the following among great catalogue " aiS
eases: burns scalds, ehafes nippea coTns
bunions bruises stratus, bites. paison chblans bles,
scrof ulcers fever sores fecns ache, plies sore
eyes, govt, sweings, rheumstsnf seHld hsad, salt
rheum, badness, eryspelAs rngWOrn, berbeSs itch,
small pox, measles. rash, ste, etc. s8fzea t VI
To some II may appear increduous that many dis
eases should be reachodhy art cic such idea viii
vanish when reelection points tho facs that ths savs
ceibnatien u ngredents each and every one Ap-
DaZEEYS XACICdL F1kN EITRAGTOR
In its effects 10 beeaure the time - soFs b.
tween disease and 20 permanent cnrei and y ex-
tractor, ~ draws disease out 81 the ARectsd part,
leaving nature - perfect - before the injury. -
scarcely necessary 70 say that house, Workshop,
mandatory should be one moment without H. tRs
No pain extractor II genuine unless the box has upon
steel plate engraving vita the name Of Henry Dial.
n y, Manufacturer ~ 4Rsf 81 esA sa@4AGl4s /
her sale ~ III the Drsssists and patent medicine
saisrs tgpugheut the United etateJ and CAnadass
Principal Depot. 10 Chambers 81, New York.
scpt9-w1y ~ asotfa 90 q o. D. tCHACE.
Al NlsSv and saperior article Of Ladies. aud Gen
"A Shoulder Rrases. free from the 0hestion existln
heretofore Of bending the arms. Forsale BY
apr lo.wAs1 y. 3. HIDDEN . co. u
L Ic4 Crimes nsw Rlsck, Main st., BUsiington 1naA
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CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY

E
CANADA BROAD GAUGE halfway. !
IN Eseissins 7sIeUrpA LSes. esd entirely Or tke
Snent o. an trsinss hsfsv aysadg pnssi1Mty Of
ss;1 i've . a GAif TrsiSs fk =
easnestishs Siasssa s5sir saaHis. Nm York and
s:xS =. =. c.xc,ss4,s M..apr dIr.c.
eCnneetio0s 70 Lasayrtte lnAianapoA CincnnAti New
Albany. Louisville. paytons Ooumbes. zsnesvlle Whes-
1:46 as.ln. Tnsss4s n HxRanlsrT Arriving q Mag
ara Falls or Buffalo mex; morning, New York ~ u ~
nira Gmnssas a. Parss ssh sa.io snd Iake Hnrs =
- \. for Bu1alo and al po1nta East as ast9g4 4 4
Ne 11O0 - aAs AvrxRxooga RxfsEas- Arrives in New
PhlsdelpAta ls:sssscsad serslnaa Il 4 "a !
$50 p -. INMHS Rxfanan-Assaving sat MiagA-
- !.lnee 9s1Ilo next evening". Nsv York, 4 :. =.
BusIp ana aks Huron H. iii Ion Rsle IA, ~ psints
East. Connects at MichcaA Gig lsxesps SsturSAyJ
Indianapolis, Cincinnati. HaYton, 0clsnbns 7anesvilis
Rs,ldlsaiaine, Wheeuhe, Raef6f WashSp9soc 4 HItts
b1rsh. and Phsdelphs = -. 800 ..a
lsoA1gs~ 0sntsai Rati,pxds vystasb az sams L.poe
z. 1sssgs .egs~C " y h, sssnssso 1sscst Y Aaek
es .. sssa: s ~ Z ~ esaRG
% Kasssos, ol1enab.sx 11saissal QusAss, aa1 ~
points u Canada Esst NslAssa vst.ont, Ksv Hsasps
rs ssoe1 49, w cs NE rs, .
issAEa.s 5.lis, Nss lori, soslsss 6dslafsh. Mon
Tss1y H.. sassss., night !.
ses' ~ = ons Isalp s saadAy. u -
n sssssS i sl sni1ss saa nss kas SaaAe'
T. rIsssss:ss Ass.yiss y chassss.by - q ~
zasos go 80 a Ssasssss &c., II sps go ane
assss sssssss ~. sss
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Farmers, nave you seen ana tried the
5a3E9 Worlds Fair Prrze Chnrn2 y. u

Farmers, nave you seen ana tried the
i4 Worlds Fair Prize Churn2 ss
Or, Davis, Adj0staS lie GiBMFn a l2llteFs
Merkcr GoM0incd-Psascntcd keb. IS,
n our State Fair. held Al Muscatsne, lows, la,
"A October. lS56,) this Chnfn alone had Premium
awarded il, although there eight other Churng
On exhibition and indeed it always tai the first pre-
MUM wherever introduced The advantages Of tht
Churn over all others are A. follows:
LIST. VIII produce butter in - short time - any
Cd. II will gather the butter after |. produced
I'd. will work the butter into roll and expelI the
buiermi erefrom completely without the hand ladle.
4th. ff VIII salt the butter before taking II from
the Churn ' sE4gH +4l AA@ I'LL ID a5a8tE
9th. II can be operated by child with perfect ease
and 10 silly ciea nsed any other Chusn, -f
practical operation Will convince any person Of the
truth of thesestatements. sa ~ ~ F1tiasEtikg
Below few OF the names Of practices. butter IA
kers who have subscribed to the following certifcatS,
viz: We are now using the above Churn and utter
Maker, churns with and facility and gathers
taking u from the Clurn. and cheeFfuly recommend
It rs the best Churn we have ever seen. |
Isaac Leonard Crawford Hanna, Abner Constrck,
James Woodside, james lfiatery, Robert Brown,
8esgg, uamilton hrcwn, Jnfnes Dickson, j Brooks,
samuel Poster, Ate xander Fleming. JeieEial Lee, NJ
Thompsnn V Bates John Wild Samuel Mno.c M
Davis, Jacob Wilhelm, James Robertson. ~ 4Eas Y
The subscriber has purchased the right 70 nsnafac-
tnre and Sell the above named Chuln In Des Moiile ana
Henry Counties, Iowa, and Henderson as.d Warren
courteF iiiinas, and Is now pre- pared u fur~h I'LL
who yin favor i'm VIII. thcir patronage. JILL se Fl
III Co. These Churps are also Cor sale ut ] kimtan
Co.'S, Keith Robinson Co.'S, and q Lauuat's Bus.
| shop corner ofyaty and Eighth streets.
feb 25-Etf A. y. GaIPE.E
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STRAY CATTLE.

GTRArED from the subscriber, living in South bur.
- ngton, In May last, six head Of cattle follows
One white and black Cow, specked, broad slim horn1
or Syeass old. EH4s NaT GtB.%4 Il
One white and red specified Cow. s or Q years old
both half durham. IN - aAH@3 &C. W. ~ n ftf4 Il
One red Steer, b.oeked, line back with one horn and
SMALL notch out OF the undersde Of the leff ear.
red Heller, red Steer, and black line llefer. All
left ear. Hts9A .,tsa&& sBa4t r@4 4 gas3 VAT 4
. will pay liberal reward for the cattle any Id,
formation that shall lead 10 their recovery. -
scpt-3owff j. w, BARLOW, i
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A Serious MlsrAKE--The guard at the
California State Prison fired cannon load
ed with grape and canister, at q boat load
who were engaged unloading n
wood scow at San Quentin, under the mist;-
ken idea that the prisoners were trying to
escape Three were. instantly killed, and
several wounded, two Of whom have since
died = g@s ssssa s.
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There il il man in New York, sensible OF
.!Other snlicctn. who has monomania ON the
subject 81 lightning and wears lightning
archaeological to his hack, the pronss Of which
rest against bis hat, and the ground end
trails behind like tail He has never bdeh
struck, but ia q very striking figure, wv
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"DmGpdt tpotsAuchs Sou6dSncein low
er'sauss am9 siEhs, ssaial Mss. IL 'afRngton,
to her Miss, dee him telly ron, you have lips
like Str9w herties ana cream, checks like :
taghation, and eyes like an asterisk, but
.seach things cftener come from soft head
sss.thsH 4. ION heart" M 81 .sgs
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Jones. while recently engaged in splitting
wood, struck a false blow. causing the stick
to fly up. 1t struck him on the jaw and
knocked out u front tooth,
"Ah, said 4 friend, meeting him soon al
ter, you have hada dental operation per
formed, lsee $780,
!, Yes, lie replied. 4'it was. accidental"
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RAILERoAD.


nN and after june st, lS37, trains will run Is fol-
~ lows, leaving East Eui ianRton: FE
Isl PAsskA0kR 1t 500 A. through to Peoria, Chca-
g, Cincinnati, Alton and st. Louis, via Gaesburg,
Knoxville. Emwood, Peoria. Bloomington, Springfield.
Decatur, Tcrre Haute and indianapolis TO Cincinnati
and st. Louis. 10 Chicago via Galesburg, Peoria, Blu
reau, Peru, La Sale, Ottawa and Joliet also by the
Eastern Extension Peoria aud Oquawka and st. Louis,
Alton and Chicago Railroads and all intermediate points
"a PASSENGER at 500 ?. through to Peoria, Chica
go. Cincinnati and st. Louis. making ali connections
as above. gs#8s " ss5s1#F sH 5#4
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves at $40 4. X.
Both trains make connections through to Chicago,
Cincinnati and St. Louis AL between stations.
Passengers leave burlington 500 4. ~. reach 81.
Louis same night ssg. 49, Il MI s5@ystt8
Passengers leave Burlihg ton 800 r. n reach ST. Louis
next forenoon. ssrsls+ E.. @f4 ##sl4sg,s n 74#fs
Through tickets to an Eastern aud Southern cities can
be obtained - the Company office in the BArret House.
on Third street, U. Ii. KELLOGG, Ag't,
sa Burlington, Iowa.
P. b. ROBERTS, Sup't., Peoria, III. n Nj
CHAS; = F0LLETT, Genl Ticket Agent, Peoria.
July % diff s + H g4-.I4 1900 us 53s.-.4a
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Isaac Proud. Of Proyidence II. T.. agent
Of the Valley Falls NJ eestsd Mills, 10 implir
sasatsa iwforesd Paper 20 the anhoantof eqOl
1000 HE has assigned his pfOpcrtT, and letk
fnw ma ma mnkmDvn 4saea
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sksREFERESOES.GsE II .ga4Ye 4
Messrs. Hoffman d Gepeke, 6ank, r., Chicago, III.
= ,Netterlein d Trnmbewer, Philadelphia ard Gin.
icinnati Il s4sS
g r Adm, Esq, Consul, Cincinnati.
Messrs. A fatman Co., New York and .Cincinnati.
I" II. Peers q Co PfhlaAleph NDtg
Z" Hirkhhorn, Brothers 4 Co., New York. ss9p
John Anderson Co., Tobacconists -
State Bank of Ohio, Branches at Ceiumbus, Ohio.
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NOUR attention u respectfully solicited TO the
u present extensive aud complete stock OF FARM.
ing Implements and Utensils now In store, which
en.bles ts propretors Of the burlington Agricultural
and Seed Warehouse to offer unrvaled induce 10
the trade and purchasers generally. y s5R# ftsN
Large invoices Of Hsying and Harvesting FOOLS csn-
SCYTHE SNA TIES, CRADkhS,s WOOD. AND
IRON BRACE IND zfE4PETINEN p4F,
III IHRNS IA Y FORKS, ca Stinea ,lSCYTRE-
!. stg49t S1ONES d RIFLES XAND q RETOL-4.u
\. fe5 p VLNG HAY FORKS, ETC., ETC.,
have been received which daily additions are be-
ing made by fresh arrivals. Il 4 *@-s ssasta s#
Purchasing directly from thelnanuf these
tces obIined At the lowe possible prices enablin
US TO sell lower than any other house In Burlington
a full assortment OF Wood and Willow Ware. Cor
dage, Bed Cords Clothes Lines, G.. constantly on
hand 8ss KEITH, ROBINSON Il CO.
june 12-4dt-wtf Water Street, near Jefferson,
y m.,.Il 49,
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sC1pLHDan1msew 90 Wnfes R1oh. 80
$500 Uaep r. nnrliagtsa Vhsfs Shsse F1fe -
0oe!escAA' - psosUro1 06t FsaH Effs@
july - 0RAN08a 3 aLAD8N
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. FURNITURE |! FURNITURE! \,
: Fresh Arrivals az
M II. G. HAEDY'S II
RROLESALEf RE7AiL FLREI7URE. BEDDxNG
y LOOKING Glass WAREHOUSE, I'LL j
Jefferson ST., between water AMI Main, III Mr. Postle-
waits new four stosg brck. 4

ATR. HARDY returns his thahks to the
1SA citizens OF Burlington and vicinity for their
previous patronage and socs tinuxnce, feeling
confident that be can continue 10 give peffcct satsac
ion. ff*7 A3ts ssfa Ae*3F = y 8s78tt4 ~ $780,
Owing to hard times h.ve purchased Goods very.
much 10 than fol merry. that enables me to sell
al Goods ia my line from 10 - per less than any
other house In the West and all Goods warranted %
good as represented or the money refunded My stock
c0nsists Of the following io.ds, In s8s faEH f'%t