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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-27
GIDDINGS ON CUBA.


The Hon. Joshua X. Gildings has written let
ter to Tom Corwin, in which he criticizes some
remarks made by the latter in recent speech ut
Xenia. 1t appears that Mr.. Corwin expressed
himself in favor of admitting Cuba rs a Slave
State in case that island shall be acquired by our
Government. Mr. Giddings is entirely opposed to
such course. He declares that the Republican
Party is bound to vote against it, and INDUCES in
rehearsal of distractions upon the subject of
Slavery dating from the adoption of the Constitu-
ton down to the time Of Texan annexation. AS
a member of Congress who has received his dis
missal, he addresses Mr. Corwin Immediately upon
his election. The question Of Cuban admission
he says will probably be submitted to Mr. Corwin
for hie vote, aud he cites for his guidance aud ud
monition several distinguished Ohio examples, in
GLIDING those Of Judge Mclean, Elisha White
sey and himself
What reply Mr.. Corwin may think proper to
make. we, Of course, do not know As lie is a
practical man ne may deem it best to wait till the
emergency arises before determining upon the ex-
act line of policy he will pursue. Statesmanshi,
is q matter of practice rather than of theory -
What will be best in any specific juncture can sci
dom be foreseen Anti-Slayery men, as sincere Il,
Mr.. Giddings, have very conscientiously and pat
riotically taken positions which no Abolition Con
vention would be likely a priori to approve Mr.
Seward, for example, declared in the Senate tina
he would have voted for California with SLAYER,
it is not impossible Mr.. Giddings might have don
the same thing in the like contingency. At al
events. we know that Mr.. Giddings did vote las
winter for the Crttenden Amendment, which pro
vided conditionafly for the admission Of Kansas
@ Slave State.
His prediction that the Republicans will oppos,
the admission Of Cuba unless her slavery is abol
ishsd Is idle. The Party ru do no uch thing
Now that it has discarded Mr.. Giddings,it may b.
doubted II q single member will vote In the man
ner lie predicts. W hen -re acquire Cuba, Il ,eiH b
viii TIE distinct and general understanding Tia
shc shall come in az Slare Stase The Norti
would, indeed, gladly have it otherwise; but it i
utterly chimercal to expect that we are to get tina
island for the purpose Of iberating its slave pop
nlaticn. There are many reasons, commercial an
political, why Il u desirable that scc should acqui,
CM6a; and when time and opportunity serve. u
skdX dGax Aer, Siauery and all. Its an existin
insa ta6D1 there, TO the establishment of which
have not contributed, and our dominion certainl
will not make the condition of the slaves wors
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-27
A Significant Admission.

The New York Tires, one of the more moderate
organs OF the Republican, party, publishes the
following editorial article, in which it distinctly
declares that that party would not resist the nj
mission Of Cuba into the Union as Slave State
As this declaration is, perhaps, significant of a
rerulsion Of pebble sentiment at the North. we
hasten with great pleasure to lay it before our
rooders.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-27

day, tnn" high Fsrrs Paris Qtdbte Fam hHier.
have used In my family IN every instance 1t has
proved sovereign remedy tested qualities to-day
sever. burn, aud found It al that could he desired
A. u. MILNE. Editor OF Messenger.
Portuguese" Colony. July ISL ls55- Mrssts Perry DAVIS
Son 'ienomen Alln me. MS an ~" "ncss" Of the great
Pond wh'h excellent medicine III" pAS kiLfR, has
the rxIles Il Madeira for the good
others that it Is AMI has been t year, the great
family meieiur We have found excellent aguc
In coughs colds dyspepsia chronic aud ntamaory heun
erpnb wofm piles nervous iraiac!,, gravel &C &c
The introduction 1f the Iain III Ter has been blessing
Ia IA" whplrt ny MANUEL GDNSAI.NES,
Mnis - Of tho Gospel and one oi the MadcTians.
Sold ly ni mnlicin" dealers.
Sold h. joins II SEhN Ivnrhhnrg oct 92w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-27

It i-,nt uf the invaluable Hair still
ccutiuurs to a!. in behalf OF the aiiit'd
HIS universally aimiit'd by the American
press lac superior all others causing the hair
hcadi hr a., t,ai has been .ilyerei many Years
fth Nih much and luNuriaucc when bless
ed itil the advantage Of youth.
lhr" can he doubt that 1t ia of the greatest discoy
"tis "a The medcal world II restores permanently hair
10 lis color makes The beautiful silk
texture hich has been very desirable all of the world
- iohis HOrnine HrGid
Sold b. all good Drug .ists. oct 9lw.
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October 2Md, 1888.
l. A L l. Ct O O d s
1858.
GEORGE M. FUCKER,

- ESPECTFULLY invites his and the pubic
IL call aud examine his very extensive stock If
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
opened and ready for exhibition and sale His stock ia
ad nirahy assorted The goods and beautiful
Tue quality from cheapest the best gooda
that made. The prices extremely loo and
wanting goods have only their Judgment de-
this thing. This House ing of price
shadow of turning for body wanting gondS ia
placed the fotingwhcher h" she has nch
e the price is ali the 1t the determination
this House do business with body in such
will only satisfactory to the customer but i'll
material beneficial the each buying goods of
House. No trimmings Kind will be thrown In with
goods sold but in instance where trimmings wanted
they will be furnished of best quality and charged At lowest
prc loc2tsl g. NJ. II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-27


the great superiority Of Dr WIsrAhs BALsAM pour
all of the country OAFORD, New navcn Co.. COM
Jan 4DEAk sin:-Iayng witnessed ihe effects OF WIS
1ARs lAtsAN or WILD tHtHkY III ia" ~ Of my
negbnrs ho has been for oral yeais seriously Athlete
with the phthisc General Pulmonary onkness bleeding
Lung. ETC. have been induced ask - me
the medicine NJ neigbor referred To above lately
had o.n attack O Bleeding at the Lungs. and distress In
breathing lie tried bottle the WILD CHERRY which
produced most nalnary and avorabc Fl" ct At his
several others abornR nnder like complaints have
Induced make this BY attending the above
incdately you will oilige the afflicted, and also
Yours. HENRY DURHAM
None genuine unless signed BUTTS u the wrapper.
.Ikx
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-27

ENi'pskTANT. RENE II, h;. la y bee dis
covered which for DaudruH and other d
of ihn Hair The following Interesting commune alton
Is Gentleman we'll known this community and shonl
aiNty that HoSsERs EssfSSG of BAY LEAVES"
What pTriendr bca remedy unriualed for all di
the Hair. Every certificate hyc Is from well
know aud mont reliable
PETERSBURG Aug 18th. 1857.
Cot. 7. II. RossfRDeaT Sr have used your Essence
of Bay Leaves for the removal OF dandru ond with
thou three hotties crciig complete
consideration Inch nhestatngy recommend
II the highest tcrnis. CliAS. W. ARNOLD.
a. ibis valuable article is sale wholesale and retail
hy Mess, W. j. SrlDIIlERA co. and JOHN II. SEAY
Druggists t tbs city. sept 3 d8ets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-27

e JOSEPH JOHNSON WATCHES. ~
"a We !.s.re to- I; 10 our customers and to Ia
NN1 the public neraly, that we have received G.NL
- another supply at the alb mentioned 49,
WATCHES, rased N L. Karat gold watch offer at prices
as low they be cbsincd Northern cv The
enc" thai have had in the sale OF these justly colebra
ed warrants us saying that they unsurpassed
by other Watch of the No who desires
accurate tmckeeper aud strong and durable Watch Hsv
cr regretted that hc invested lis money johnson Watch
without he.ation any kind II reservation. ray To
onr friends IN confidence, buy JOHNSON WATCH At all
events call and k them They something that
We take esure showing aud charge nothing for the
sight.
Remember the house. the Jew ery Store above
Market House aud opposite ina. I. Davis'N CO.
t-V Just oPened lot ef STEEL SpECTACLTS.
hlLNEKTHOkN & Cliff.
oct o1.dts Eeu cJ,,, r2awt,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-27

Holloway Ointme -Ery sipcins mud Cnn-
If all c'nes nfaby the
pation this powerful he tng aniD,e cutanoous
ganluar diseases the knife hath supprscter than
substitute surgical operaii There
escaped becoming the si.ti Of the latter by
,inov Sold the mannaciofy M 81 Maiden Lane
New York and by all Druggists o5 tIt and 81 per pot
lAk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-27


SAD CRIME IN LONDON. --Towards the end of
March last, Mary Frances johnson attempted si.-
ciic by lcnping from London Bridge into the
Thames She was rescued from n waterv grave
but received II serious injury to her hip by striking
the projecting stone work in her descent. She
was taken to st. Thomas Hospital, where she
manned for six months. when she wns discharged
rs nm incGrabc cripple. Unable to work for liy-
ing she became inmate Of the City of London
Union. On being brought before the Lord Mny-
or for attempting her own life she made the dis
closures which have filled the whole community
with Indignation:
Upon her statements, hcr father, Robert John
son n man in easy, il not aflueut circumstances,
was arrested n charged refusing to support his
own child 1t appears that her father and moth
or lived unhappily together, and that the death
Of the latter. the former wrote letters to his two
daughters Frances and Amelia, addressing them
IA "Mndnm." and intimaing that rs by their mo-
Tiers death all ties between him and them had
been severed, they must in future pay each Of
them five shllings for the rooms they occupied,
quit his house. On Frances asking him what she
should do for n living he told her not in a pas
sion, but calmly and deliberately. md that more
than once that she might go upon the Streets
We quote the following from the evidence:
Il left him thon lin February, 1857, and lived
for time with my brother Robert aud sisters.
Mr.. l,,wrug that time did your father sug-
ec> 10 You any mode 10y which you might obtain
living Wincsf-lcs lie did. Mr.. Bowrins
What was it? You need not be afraid to am
swer Witness (hesitatngly)-lle said ! mighl
90 on the streets. There were expressions Of
'-lnme' and horrible from the spectors Lord
May"r--Stay II moment. Now, he careful. Are
You quite sure about that? Witness-tluitc sure
my lord. Lord Mayor-Takc time for reflection
Call to your aid all Your powers of memory. and
tell mo is it not possible yau may have mi>nndcr
stood him? Witness tsadlv No. sir; it is as |
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-27

Later from Mexico-Vidaurri's Defeat [.
BY the arrival of the General Rusk, al NV Or
leans we have dates from the Rio Grande 10 the
| 18th inst.
The Brownsville Flag, of the 18th inst. ba.
dates from Victoria IN the Both ult., from rampi.
co to the Cd inst and from Monterey to tho 10Th
inst.
The news confirmed the account Of a BATH he.
tween the Conservatives under Miramun and the
Liberals under Aldaurri in which tho Inter were
partially defeated. Nidaurr himself was not on
the field when the engagement commenced
and his army appears to have been attacked
when least apprehcnsive of and least prepared
for an attack. The rumors Mt Brownsville
wero that the defeated army lost 500 mon killed.
1900 prisoners, and their artillery and provisions
taken.
yidanrri himself, in despatch of the Goth ul
dated Hacienda DIES Espiritu Santo, and addressed
to tho Governor Of Nucyo Leon and Coahullo n,-
knowledges his defeat. The conflict took place in
the vicinity of the town of Ahualusco, and lasted
from the o5th to the Doth ult.
Nidaurri's despatch was written under the i'm
preston that the defeat total one; but an
express from Monterey, with dates Of the 10Th
inst, arrived ut Metamoros on the 18th and repor-
ted that Vidaurri had arrived Mt Monterey on the
9Th inst. and that tho loss sustained by the troops
was not great as was reported ut first, ns only
u portion of the artillery aud munitions had been
captured by Miramons forces, and the Lbernl
army had made their retreat from the field Of bat
tie in good order.
The official paper of Monterey states that
General Eidaurri has already sent orders 70 the
commander ut Tampco for another park of ar
tillery, where there is plenty to be Ind, which
will soon be on the field, togetherwi many forces
that are concentrating about Nidaurr, to renew
the attack.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-27

MoHE CAurls.-We learn from the New Orleans
Pcayune that ship and harquc. the former
having eighty and the latter Forty camels board.
had arrived, of the Southwes Pass and have been
ordered to Galveston. These canels are imported
ly the Federal Goyernmcnt aud are, no doubt,
intended o.ion those already doing we'll at
Camp Verde, above san Antonio. Texas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-27

TuNKUsTEE'S sALE.-By virtue of u deed q
executed by D. Cainon and Of record In the Clerks
Office of the Lynehburg Hastings Court will TU E3DAN.
tie 2nd day of NOVEMBER next at 10 O'clock A. Nj and IA
front OF the Markcthouse In Lynchburg sell Pub Auc
tion for cash. 5 lne work HORSES, WAGONS and 4
CARTS, with their Gear g. CLARK, Trustee.
oct % dsaturdav monday &ucsday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-27
STAPLES. MARTIN & CO.,
GROdERS AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

STAPLES, MARTIN & CO.,
t:kOGERS AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
OPPOSITE VIRGINIA 4 TENNESSEE RAILROAD DEPOT.
EYNaEltBuRG. VA,
RE now receiving \ large stort Of GROCERIES, which
they viii sci very irr cash only, excl angr for
c"nairy irn'uee Being connected with W Il SfAfl' ~
co Commission Merchants Richmond ard having Doa>rru
nne between This city and that Afford great facilities
fr tbRW ARlNb and VIII SPECIAL attention 10 ;hc
sale OF all kinds of c"nutiy produce
a porti n Of the public patronage is solicited
Get y EFT
VAIUARI.E LAND FOR sNIE.-I viii sell
A PLANTATION, lying IN the Western pat ut Rowan
county y e. Within 10 miles salisbury and the n Rail
road and mile OF the ". e Railroad, con aniAg t3n
ACRES; fourth o viii d IL COED Bottom Land which
produces gran and the different grasses well. The gland
Rcd Loan aud is well ada ted 10 the Hising of Wheat Ia"
and Tobacco The 1imbcrcd Lend OF which there -,
about Acres covered with heavy growth of S5
the Different OAKS Pine hickory. WsnuSc. The Clear --
cd Iaad Is III h,gh state of cultivation
The rarc well imT we'd with an excellent DWELLING,
ts and other budms necessary to accommodate n
NE ars" tsm i and large amount Of stock TIC water L,
the best quality and abundant Having kept the
ac for several stock farm 1t is all enclosed with
good fvr, There Wi! be about $50 bushels oil Wheat
cd on it this Fail For further particulars address me at o
wan Mills, \ c or cali and examine ii.
oct .1.clt' JNO. F. FOAED.
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BLACKsM1THING.

rByHE subscriber, having succeeded J. II. Grinhth
II inthe B1aeksmithiug business and removed &c
the Lower Mll where he has erected shop. begs
announce his friends and customers that he
prepared to do al kinds 81 work, In hs Tine,
ihort notice and reasonable terms
nOz4-y AARON MYERS.
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G. G.. PACKARD,

KXyHOLESALE and Retail dealer In all kinds Of
w Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nails and Glass. Also
agent for Lippincott 4 Bros Fire Proof Safes
At all times good assortment of Carriages and Bug
ges hand from the celebrated carriage repository
Of Packard Barnum, Warren, Ohio.
eW Opposite the Curlew House, O.tumwa. fn17-y
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HI ~DAD.

~ AH- ID
and after November LIST, 1857, Trains will as
" follows, leaving East Burlington:
lst Passenger at $40, a through to Peoria, Chi
cage, Bloomington, Decatur Springfield, Terre Haute
indianapolis, Cincinnati, Alton and st. Louis.
2dPassenger at 400 p. m. through as above, making
close connections for all points the following Roads
Chicago Rock Island; Illinois Central; st. Louis
Alton Chicago Rail Roads.
only one change Of Oars from burlington to Saint
Louis, and Southern Illinois.
TXR0UGH TO ST. LOUIS Nv 15x HOCRS!
CS Passengers bound South East should buy their
Tickets no farther than Burlington, this Route for
tbs South has decided advantages over any other
~ Ticket Office in Barrett House Building, ON Sd
Street. y. b. ROBERTS Sup't
CHAS. E. FOLLETT. 10. H. KELLOGG
Gen'l Ticket Ag't. Passenger Ag't Burlington
n37.6m.
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Furniture Furniture!
Fresh Arrival at Fl. G.. Hardy.
WHOLESALE RETAIL ruRy1r1Jpr nrnp,xo

WHOLESALE RETAIL FURNITURE BFDpING
AND LOoKING-GLAss WAREHOUSE,
Jeferson-st, between Water Main, In Dir Postls.
waits new four story brick, Burlington, Iowa
a. r. HARDY returns his thanks TO the citizens NJ
AsA burlington ana vicinity for their previous pat,
ronage and solicits continuance feeling coltdent
that he can continue TO give perfect satisfaction
Owing to hard times have purchased goods very
much lower than formerly, that il enables me 10 sell
all goods In my line from 20 rs per cent less than
any other honse in the west, aud all goods warranted
as good as represented or the money refunded. My
stock consists OF the following goods in
IL Ili. IrxI
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THE DOUBLE LITTLE GIANT.
OR TWO MILLS IN ONEl!

ratentei May, lSJi-Improved In 1855
VWNfil; Little Giant Corn and Cob Mill Is simnie
ana portable machine formed on the COTE mill
Pthcpie ehtireiy OF cast iron for farm plantation
ana designed for preparing food for stock which
ooss at the rate OF ten to twenty bushels per hour
accoralng 70 the size fthe Mill. An Improvement
mas been effected in its model the present season
which consists in adding another Cone and s.tt OF
crusiers together with an improved Bridge Tree and
u substituting box platform in place OF the old ecs
by means OF ali of which the speed ia nearly doubled
anu ~hen required) the Mill adapted also 10 crinins
sheiied corn Into hoanony and fine meal for family
use ny reversing the notion or in other words IN
running backwards ten fifteen quarts Of meal TO
he paShe are obtained and the balance 10 superior
hoihnohy or good food for feeding.
TIE ADVANTAGE OF FEEDING CORN AyD
COZ MEAL PROVEN
Henry Alspaugh, Of Greenfield CO., Ohio says:--WYn
1904 myself and brother raised large crop OF corn
and purchased Of cattle to fatten NV broth
er wishing TO divide our Interests, offered me fifteen
cents per hundred pounds for his choice the cattle
70 the number ofseyenty head. i accepted and he
seiected his seventy, leaving me one hundred and
shock, and had mine ground together with the cob
ana FED In troughs nailed 10 trees around the ward
MY brothers corn did not hold near as long A.
mine, though we had divided equally and he fed sev
enty head to my one hundred and twenty When III.
corn was out let him have from mine; and when We
finished feeding, the cattle weighed and sold H.
was found that my cattle had gained five po1nds on
the hundred, over double what his had gained and nv
profits were over one thousand dollars more than his
Each mill furnished complete, ready for attaching
team ana no extry power required than what accom-.
For sale by KEITH, ROBINSON CO.. Burlington.
Iowa. 49, - nySSv-s
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COALyCOAL, COAL!

yUyHE subscriber has purchased wests Coal Bank,
coal at the bank for cents per bnshe or 10 cents per
bushel delivered In any part Of Ottamwa This coal
Ia - ,ss nisim JAZZ p. HALLOWAY
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GEORGE HOLLAND.

N ESPECTEULLY announces that he -
III will carry on the Tailoring Business In all ~
81 various branches. Having had several years NJ
experience In the business, he feels confident he III
can give every one ft." His shop Is on the ground
door, two doors below the Henry House.
Cutting done the shortest notice and
rices Al Aug, Is, n26-1y
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STATIONERY AND
BLANK BOOKS /!
a. III b U Il LEY & CO.,
No. leg Lake street,

No. leg Lake Street,
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
ENT ouLD respectfully invite the attention of
Wv try merchants, railroad officers, county officers
and the public generally, to their large and well selec
ted stock of foreign and domestic stationery blank
books and paper of all kinds, sizes and colors Being
exclusively in the stationery business have advan
tages over other houses in the west. Country mer-
chants will find 1t to their interests leave their
ders with u.s. instead Of paying freight from New York.
IL 4 u As q AID > TATIGN Il KY.
Our stock of railroad stationery is very complete
consisting of every thing that is essential to form
complete outfit for an engineers Office or table
Whatman's drawing papers of all Sizes German and
French roll drawing, tracing cloth 80 and 80 inches
wide. Fabers drawing pencils, Windsor Newton's
and Newman's water coIors, India ink, camels hair
and sable pencils draughitng tacks draughfting in
proractors parallel and pocket rules, &C., &c. Also,
surveyors chains and
CHESTERMAN's METALLIC TAPES
from SO to Too feet in length Also field transit and
ton papers.
u l. A N X b O k s |!
Every style of blank books constantly on hand, or
made in
OUR OWN INDERY,
Of any desired pattern order In the most substantial,
manner AT short notice.
II q ID A X f NJ s.!
We would particularly call the attention Of bank Of
fcers to large assortment of banking books and
office stationery always on hand or made to order
Individuals ledgers, general ledgers, Journals cash
books, bill books, discount hooks, ticklers and bank
pass books OF all sizes. Among stock Of Office fur
nture be found cash boxes post Office boxes, date
boxes, bill head boxes TIN for holding different
sizes Of letter. note paper and envelopes, envelope
cases. letter clips letter and cap board clips wire files
ink stands pencils pencil rubber waters and sealing
wax blotting paper, envelopes, letter. cap and note
paper, cancelling files and hammers, Eylots Eyot
machines, gold pens and cases. Burley's celebrated
fountain pens, Gotts 1903 pens, Mitchels pens ru
lers and ruling pens.
ARNoLD's WRITING FLUID AND COPYING INKS,
Maynard Noyes' Fluid and Black Ink, Harrison's
Carmne Inks.
COPY WING PIE Il 8 T. s Il!
all sizes and styles with books to match also brush
| es, oil, blotting paper, water cups, &C., &c.
III A LIS Sc Il II ~ T. s s Il 8 |!
We have the agency for Halls celebrated Percussion
and Lever Seal Presses, suitable for banks, corpora
tions, notarys public. We also the agents for
the Boston Hand Stamp Company; their stamps
used by railroads. post Offices, &c. with shifting dates
numbers. Orders attended to with the utmost des
patch by
A. III. BurRey & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Stationery and Blank
Books,
l22 Lake Strces. Chicago. lnl4-1y
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e. e. GAY,

WhoIesale and Retail Dealer In
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
OILS, PAINTS, DYESTUFFS,
DRuGsTsTs' GLASSWARE, SURGICAL IHsrRunENrs, xrc,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
a LSO:-Deaier In Dental INSTRUMENTS, Gold and
"A Tin Foil Perfumery, Window Glass, great var.
iety Of Fancy Articles, Sporting and Fishing Tackle
u Agent for smith'e Machine Cards, and all pop.
utar patent medicines. n2e-16-tf
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ITY COAL DEPOT

CITY COAL DEPOT.
VVHE subscriber has 1000 bushels Of Coal on hand
u near the city, and will keep hand at all times
supply Of the best quality which be will cell or de.
liver The shortest notice. and at the lowest market
. rates. Ioct. 1, '5I-nsi-sm] VIM HOGAN. :.