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1909 Summer Arrangements. 1850
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VIA AithtkaE Ssntraf and ssra.,. 49,.
era i aaadat ESaiiMuY,
YRAtNs LFAVk THE GREAT CINrRAr nrpor
loot OF Lake street, Chita o.
s.oV M.-het-ait Aceoaniod ation dniiv ,S,u.
excepted, arrives At Detrot II G:t0 D. h 'eAauA1'
s.VV .. -GihcthMatt rSprtss, tSandnys ax.a.. !.
ANe ~ indiahAreis 4.Ut y, M, gueinnal I, IN.
e"r :. M.LEhtn ss Express, Sundays sx,rn,.a
nnSss ~ Detroit T;t0 4. NJ Sssptn.,on Hr.sp 800
I bau"i. NO . m Albany 3:NO D. IN NV Sa,a y" ~
bost r..la al night "A wv
~ e M-Ntls AcGummad alton sxe.r, ~a.a
SoV Y. M-New York VI d Boston kxprr.s 49, 9
tur.Nl strives ~ Detroit TO a. m. s..r.n.,.
varT ~ =, ~ Hate sp p =, Albany 400 -: Nsv
SEQ y ,u.oo M host n, 400 y a.
wv -She nnan and Lauissillt Exrrss. s...a,
80" ~. arrives At Cihciunati POO = M: LonsYill-
One srain ON Sunday Ut e.ets q M
ane stnu y an 500 rains connre, Al p. "A.
~" &c nauaio and Lskr Huron Railway for busnlo
~ ~ pants east; a. Toronto sith 1rast Trunk MAJ
sy. 70 agstan, Osdensbary, Moair-sl Qarbr~, ana
n. i. poas ~ CanadA Esst, Northern Vera ont, New
bsRKsr~ CHI % ed through
sIoush ttcAst- oT sale ~ the principal Railroad
oMres 10 the Me.t, and ~ the general tAee co,n~r
s.s1 anu pearbotn strewts, op os te tlp rr.m.rs
house, Chicago, and The Depot foot az tak- ,tr,a
:, Ill X Buper,ntsnd~rt
=. srALDlAo, Gen. Pass. Agent. ~
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~ Hon. N. J. Rusch, Senator from this
county, has over three hundred acres of
land sowed with wheat Should we have
GOOD crops, and the prospects are very fiat
sering, Mr.. Rasch will make good thing out
OF this years yield. Estimating thirty
bushels to the acre, which is no more thin an
average, ne would have nine thousand bush
els OF grain to harvest Should war rage
IN Europe this wheat. will bring S ,25 per
bushel, this will give Mr.. Rusch Sll $50 as
the price Of his crop. But Mr. r. will not
sell this wheat he will grind it himself, and
thus make still greater profit out e it 1t
will be most glorious sight in few weeks
to look over bic fields of waving grain, and
We must say that We envy Mr. Rusch his
feelings when that time comes Davenport
Democrat. -
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Hartford Fire Insarance Comnanv

u HTs =. - aha AMs PlsS s1Ob sjts D..
HIS, the eldest Insurance Com, any Il. ~ I,,,r
Stsl't dolnr bns,, re IN the Nes, roniinur. 4,
.. 1sfffsHgs. AtrtAanddse. and Aaaatatta,ss =,
rpIr - ~ - .amt Tkks ~. take. By uihe, ktt
rn.. coMPANtEs, Particular indaeeIavn ii, arr
l., N, 'meFs 70 insure their Dwthlrs and d ri.
=. !. WI. Som p@hy hTs term NJ EfayS ~ u.y can ~
- sss. ts.ss ~ Cat b. BY Nut.s III Ua,o,an
~ 10. a'ins The hadn't " psyns he d. q. u
ome.o... = sHEPAK0. Agent
hnUen. Iowa. 800 os. l bur
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PATENTED OCT. 20, 1857.
Important tn mi lllersi

WOuD W A u as NJ T. ~ S.f1l n NAGEartE
AND SEPAkts sGh GssE. sssSfss
~ take this method OF " .orming Milsrs generally
w that We are lfacturi,iR ard will k-.r
constantly on hand Woodwar i Combined shutter and
separator This Machine VT outsider tn, hest now in
ase and We hazard nothing H. saying every Miller who
n1s yet used Will bear his assertion IL is
compa and durable, moves With less power than mos,
machines and does AL the hertotorp prrfors,i hy
thret machines viz: the 4tn Separator aua smu,
ter 10 say moth of the FaLany Mil which has
10 be used in cleaning dust rom ufal
AS 70 the mode OF operate the fir place il
rates the sticks, throws balls and part Of The
oats IRON the grain before securing White in ths
proc IS OF securing the grain brought In contact
ST. ing blast Of air. which Oh dust rs fas, A.
mAoe u then passes into anger Separator where IA
10 cleared oil chess, imperfect grains oats &c and il
Then ready Tor grinding. he dust il all NOT cniy
Cleared from the grain, but tie chess oals ana
oual, and blown clear out the mill Another xsrs
great advantage Is that be on the same or,
WIN the ourrs or any where In the mill that NAV h.
desired. As IL makes no dust whatever
Every Miller knows that ts ntery Impossible To con-
suuct mill that will make ID douf out oil dlrtv vrain
unless the art be hrst removed. No better machine
YET oeen invented for this purpose than ,odva
shutter snd Separator. and il Is believed none ~ w.l
sdapte Western Grain. They ar. now 10 usr ma
an bef en twoof the Mills this city SundsrIsnd
Broe., and keiser Co.'S
orders promptly attended to.
OCT ss-dwti WOODWARD, KEiSER d sHERRILL,
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An Old Joke in a New Cloak

xA1 V1u VUAE III q WEW VIUHk.
II cannot conceive" said lady one day,
"Why my hair all at once should be growing
50 gray;
Perhaps (she continued) the change may
be due
10 my daily cosmetic, the Essence of Rue
That may be, said a wag, but really pro
test.
The Essence OF Time (thyme) will account
for it best
Boston Post
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O. II HARRIS,
Auction and Commission Merchant

Dry Goods. GsothsnS. Aafi0ns. q G..
SO MAIN STREET.
ssurfii.s sOA. IOWA.
w ILL attend to the sale Of L4Di. tr.h nais.
" Household Gooas, Horses, Cattle, DC, 10 any
part of the city.
Llher 4 advances, and prompt returns made on con.
stgnments.
REFERENCES.
Bridge, Shepard " aIern,an. i6 Dey St., Ny
Jas. b. I hadwick d Co, 1t Louis s,tssonri
Hedges, Free Co, Cincinnati, Ohio
Rounds Langdon, lob Randolph. 81. Chicago, III
cooibaugh a Brooks. BANKERS, Burli gten, Iowa.
Lauu,an, Hedge Co.,
J. L. Curse q Son,
k,.,y
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a Female Sickles.

Some three months aeo family residing
| in the southern portion Of this fair city 81
ours had occasion to "send East'-as mer-
chants do for Spring goods-for o young
Northern girl with whom they arc acquaint
ed, 70 take charge Of the housekeeping, e.,
to wash mp sundry pieces Of furnished crock.
cry. and spank up sundry specimens Of
refractory and rebellious young America,
when occasion should require
Fair Down East came far down South
WAS received, and duly initiated into the
mysteries Of her new Office, and for the first
two weeks gave every satisfaction, until, alas!
her roguish eyes and winning voice began
to tell upon the head Of the family with
| whom she was engaged Alas. tor the in
constancy ofman that marriage vows should
| be 90 soon forgotten the loving glances
| that were wont to be shot across the tn.
BILE to the spot where the teapot simmered,
were now directed askant and stealthily
toward the seat occupied by our Mary Ann.
The quiet mistress Of the house-the fair
deity that presided over the teacups at meal
times-obseryed these little interchanges OF
recognition, but said nothing: until one day
having occasion to 60 out shopping, she
tJOk ii into her head to return rather sudden-
| ", and, TO her utter establishment, observed
/ through crevice in the hail door as she
swept along, her liege lord sitting on a sofa
and clasping the hand Of the faithless Mary
Ann, who. with blushing cheeks and down.
cast eyelashss was listening to most pas
sionate appeal, delivered in tone almostin-
audible in ito gentle softness.
lier mind was instantly made up as to what
course to pursue she was determined
woman She made three springs and cleared
the steps-reached her chamber and took
from the mantle terrible ms rument OF tor
ture, manufactured from a raw hide and
sold by the yard at ten cents each then
she crept down the staircase with the st. alth-
mess OF a cat but il was with the ferocity Of
a tigress that she sprang into the 70 IN and
bounced upon the unsuspectins culprits, 10
both OF whom she administered mcrclcss
dose Of cowhide, which completely scattered
and confused the enemy.
The rest OF the story is soon told. Our
Mary Ann is by this time speedin. onward
to her Northern home as last as il Pitt,burg
packet can carry her, while the alnorous
husband Of our Sickles heroine now works
in harness as quietly and docile as ever.
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A gentleman, having horse that ran awav
and broke bis wife's neck. was told Ly y
neighbOring squire that he wished to pur :
chase it for his wife TO ride upon. Ma"
said the other, Il intend to marry again my
osll"
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For Pike Peak.

TIE advertiser sasYesis 70 those prep, M prsFf
! Rsas~ 20 The Geld Hields snd to ethsf IN, ~
ETY. u par, has,ax cattle Hr hiss Tor sss ~ !, W
Of No Cattle veil Ainsd, shieh BE- W. .sesa~
to~ rats Also, Heir iais, uss 9ns, PEREZ. yss
Tie has also for ssie nn~ lcs OF thotesth ~,
Dut ham Cattle. bxs dee LARGE las 81 susa -
cattle. Gaquir. OF ~ sabscl ibsr on the 49,
an uiles west Of Burlington. ,.palr0k
lAnol-Wu y AAA
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Rg~ Maria Piccolomini, the charming lit.
tie Pic who has kissed her audiences (as
Willis expresses iD all over the country, is
about to leave for Eur pc, and turns to bid
US all an adectionate adieu. She would
be pleased to salute us all, "and would
be charmed to do it personally; but
the country is so large, and the population
so immense, that really fear the time wou Id
not be sufficient" Wonder where she stops
in New York
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GROVER & BAKERS
CtLE6RaIED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
asa Eroas. Way. new Aosk.
A NEW sTYLE-PRICE $50.

HIS mACHiNE stws fr~ni u spools, Ms purchased
from the store, req iring H. rtsirt.ing If thread.
u He.rs, sc! $, 0atiers and stitches Ill d perior
atyIt, hnshlnt each seam by tpe, alton wun,
recoufs 10 the hana-ited u required Nv o her
machines. l. WI de bettt and ci.Al.4 sew IL than
eaTstrtss can, even II size NO Ks for 0ae .e,f ~,
~. sAxD FOR GIkeULAk
". 7. DANhEg, Amt,
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AUDITORS OFFICE IOWA

- h+reoy ceiSined, that the lily ti-- Insurance
~ pshy OF Hartford CenBt ctcnt, has fhd In Ih,s
jan renrwsd abatement, in accordance with n. ~
. nap. iss Laws Of 81 which re-, Gives "a, annrn u
thriehre renew the csrt hcaies OF av,ne, IN ~.
49, asrn.s q sati IenEahy In III state wi,eh i.
ia e"huhuea u iuli iorce eject for ~. -
80 y y ia'ther certified that the above i, ~.
copy OF the Statement A. filed "1s
~ ., mnnrss my land AID seal q De, Moline.
- 81 this Hth day Of March, 1859
J. W. CATTEfL,
maras aAva Auditor Of state.
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STEAMBOAT EXCURSION FROM ST. PAUL TO
THE Rocky MoUNTAlNs-The owner of the
Steamboat Jeanette Roberts, a craft OF ~
tons burthen, offers for the sum of $4,000,
to deliver that boat at Shayenne, on Red
River, and accomplish the feat by water
Two gcntlemen-Frank Steele and J. C.
Burbank of st Paul offer to be two of ten to
furnish the amount The Pioneer Il Demo-
crat seems TO think the voyage might at this
time be. successfully accomplished. The
route would De up the Minnesota to Big Stone
Lake, thence to Lac Traverse, which dis
charges int, Red RIVER. Between Lac
Traverse and the head of the Minnesota a
strip OF low marshy ground about a nile
wide lnlersenes, bat the superstition is that
at the present swollen stage of the waters in
that region, a boat Of light draft, might be
duated over it. Once in Red RiAcr, steam
boat could pass down that stream, across
Lake Wnnepeg, and Vi the North Sa,ka.
tchewan to Fort Edmonton, within five d,lgs $
march of the Frazer River gold fields. The
people OF st. Paul--or some of them seem
to be seriously considering the possibility of
attempting the voyage
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Did thee receive thy remittance, Nathan,
my soE?'
"Yes father"
"Ihen Why did thee not buy new coat
thy present attire is surely very fragile
why the fact is, left all my money in
the bank ut New Orleans"
"Ah thy economy rs truly praise worthy
lin whit bank r
II do not exactly remember in what bank,
father ] knew that it was a very good one,
~ it had a seriptnrai name. Ii was, um, let
me see Pharn,h bank. think
son, banks IRE very unsafe now, and thee
and letter send ior thy money Immediately.
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Rev. N. N fOUKk.
GeLeral Land Agency Office
GOUR.YL BLHFtH, IOWA.

u e. o. Z. d q m n N
ATTORNEY AND 1OUNsEI,~JR
WIN prsiaptiy attend 70 Lana AErnc,,y. Irv
Money. LecAtn and Selling Land Marrsnts r.,..s
Faxes, selling Real Estate, And al o,h., aay'ne
ne Land Business, 10 Western Iowa and Nebra.sa. "
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THE COLEMAN FARM MILL
The Wonder and ld,airafion - ~.
Every Ehrm.s hi. .x.u i. it,..
Great Saving of Time and Rxnan.a

THE ONLY SUCCESSFUL MtrALLIC Mf pvrp
iNNENiEp FOR MIXING HUCKWEEAT
AND FAMILY FLOUR
.teah pe IN ps Horse, steam Wind or Water Pov.r
rice with siry+ arranged, for sitting Corn ~
Tor family use, while grinding 80
Fric-, with Boitinx Machine attached a.. 80 -
Family Flour, 'or usshg
Descriptive Circulars can be had, or the MIN ca, h
s ~ epefatio ~ the Office the .Co,ema An ~,
= vi, company, Tribune Buildings, No I sprnc. !,
y, where all orders VIII receive promrs .,ssr,,an
fe6l- wtm MARTIN ~ 49,, atsnucn
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EXODUS OF SLAVES We learn from the
Keokuk Gate City that drove Of seventy
fugitive slaves, from the northern counties OF
Missouri, passed through Burlington, Iowa,
last Sunday morning, on their way to Can
ada Hannibal Gazette
Go away from home to ret the news
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QUGENSWARE,
w Ill o. !. y a 4. a. A y - IL n All
M'KIrIERICK & miller

f""u Sttet WOtH uOOF u XUtTGt AOuSe,
lmio ana Dealers il q .esirsware & h,px t;i.s.
wa, looking GLASSES, LanP>, Zane. Goods and
Plated and Britannia Wares oil all Kinds AMI
Qualities
M WGel.D 1svIHE the attention of
W huyets 10 cur elet ant and vsr..d Assortment
81 the ]i'vr rance goods, all ~ which arr ssin.
greatly reduced pites. Cur Sock Is tn. Ia grst in
ne county 10 nbraees every article usually kept
III sue, eslabiisi ne
Our a Get cei nnn cations wnh the English market
eiabi u To lie unusu,l mis- to tls ,radr
So@utry iei aLts ehc wish buy goods cheal. lilo.
tel and hnu keepers who desire x, Oh war. al The
lowest poss bic ptices viii find IL decidedly 10 their
tefest TO examine cur STOCK b,t goug East or pur-
chasing elsewhere.
ap6 bplf McKITTEKICK A MILLER
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Among the names talked Of BY the Repub.

Among the names talked Of by the Repub-
lican party Of Iowa, for Lieutenant Govern
or is that Of Judge Edwards, of Charlton -
Honest John Edwards, as he is Familiarity
called by his neighbors, is fully equal to the
position Of the l.ieotenantcy and his name
would inspire respect and confidence with
the entire party Few men in the State
could bring to any official position more i'm
tegr,ty OF character and ability to discharge
has duties, than Judge Edwards, and his de.
votlon to the great cause of Republic apjsm
Is OF that working effective kind, which com.
mends his claims to the favorable consider..
ton Of the convention (lowa City Repub.
lican
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AFRAID TO oFFND THE SLAVE PIRATES -
When the American Tract Society has lie
come so timorsome as to strike out from the
books it pfetends to reprint, illusions to
the african Slave Trade as sin and a crime
is it not about time for Christian men to in.
quire what such a religious institution is
worth The following, from the proceedings
Of this Society at its last anniversary, speaks
for itself:
Prof Howard Crosby alleged that the So
ciety did not need to declare itself opposed
to the African slave trade Dr. j p. Ihomp.
son arose and stated that the excellent work
of Joseph John Quincy, on the Love of God
in its original edition asks, "lfthis love had
prevailed in the hearts of all, schere had been
the african stare trade r This Society, in
its edition of this book, had cancelled that,
and substituted the question, Where the
horrors Of the Iaquisitios r
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T. D. CROKER.

j. u. CKUCkEK,
Senior partner Of late arm Croker Z Brc.)
Attorney Il GOWBsA411O Tor at D.Hyves
BURLINGTON, IURA.
WILL. attend promptly to Collection ., Debts,
w Land Agencies DESIGNATING Notes. and all other
business OF lis profession.
OErIcs- ser CoolbAugh Brooks Bank, corner JeG
.fson Main fisiy S-hpv
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aka> FRUIT EsstES. =
OLD PLANK ROAD NURSERl, o.
- fOk6IH hath. a
BURLINGTON, IOWA
LNRo ITA ORNAMENTAL. ThEEs, SHRUBS RIOS Il
L. Cultivated and ,er zane by
oANIb LEONARD, fropr1etor
Any ont wishing particulars can have a pt ice list OF
application by mail otherwise.
eci3-d, SIN
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Teeth Extracted without ra,o,

MRS. sBNONSON t-c1sE.- - .~
~ lOn, Corner of jefferson u. 5-aa.
fhird sire Is, are now prepared Il n 80 go
tract teeth without pam, having pro- A41AJ
cured the latest improved Electro Magnetic lDstru
nent superior to any heretofore for
purpose.
GB Teeth hled and full and partial SITS Of
tee h inserted on the ain osi here srhc3pe. Al
nted t.aS naf
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5 EPEEN Z, ACRES.

i(OOA- Kinder. Paper txnler a blank
~ stGON fsanssaCtssser.
In CooiDaugh,s block, Man street,
bLkLLAL1UA, 10 VA.
Binding Of every description done 10 order Blanl
socks ruled and manufactured any style. Paper
jlanks, &C., ruled 70 any pattern. myl-opy
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1R4~ -
.ON Eoe2en1, - - great warriors,
Geea4 rfieooo - pess1 great;
1T To Hmlth b net % BE- quite forgot
j a - hlsoay q Tie HeAAa.
III sSra 6t@ assss .syess
He 3 rich 8 H. bost an metals,
Yet silvoe he heke and sold:
Add he payeeA his due and his heart 10 true,
Thosgh he bluustA both hot and cold.
The boldest 10 he of incendiaries
That ever The wide world saW, Bank,
And forgef . rank - Ger robbed the
Though he never doth break the law
.aeass
He hath shoes hat ore worn BY strangers,
Yet be laagheth and maketh more; field,
And share {coseealed1 in the poor man $
Yet il adds 70 The poor mans store.
Then huryah for the iron blacksmith!
And hurrah for his iron crewl
And whenever W 80 where his FORCES glow,
Wen sing what NAN can do.
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L. N. ssNGFss & Co.'s
NEW INvENTIuN!
IR.A.VST ERSE SHUTTLE
Letter a Sewing Machine
FOR Families and = sianu acturing Pufpas4s
Also, Machlnvs for Istuta ring bets shn,s and
uaTMeAts OF every desef p ion, eaHsi andy h4he
western office lao lahr st..t l.lC. go
a. HAIRS, sgtnt.
Commission Ageu,s wanted mar7.e6,n
Fruit Trees Fruit Trees.
mos wishing Apple Trees tor sprp parting
can nbd then at tie Burlington Nurstiy g,ienIig
fe"ucea rates. VIZ: tor =. D Year old frees OF
so"a quality, Se0 Per thousand SIN iei a Antics il
the same proi orion Also. Evstgttehs Currents,
Ac. DC.
ADDRESS W. C0Ms1otK or j. k SCOTT, Bur
iington, Iowa.
J. SCOTT,
mar1l-hptf Assfr ,ea of A N roas,o
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HART Ford, CON

STATEMENT OF ASsETS, JANUARY Isl, 1879
| ~ Par Value Mar Val.
W. shar-s P.tk Bank Stock, N Y, $luWu 90 4it9 ~
/ ~ !. Sohtin, niai ock, 5,,Vt 90 5 200 Or
/ ou : Metrspo ia Bank, q 5.altIuV 6.o IN,
! oo Import rs Traiers' 5,t0ptO 5,o.5 w
| 90 . Bank OF rpub;, S an % 6lu 10
4 ~ :" Ma et Bauk : ock, 300, GO 2;o ~
oV : BANK u ommelce, Bos.
| ton, 5Ggp 90 3 300 IN,
| 50 +" Mer chants ank, Boston, 5.ooouo s -,, ~,
] % HID al Leather Bank
| BostoL. 10000 s $50 o.
lo4 :" Mercantile Bank. Hart
ford, 10 4sa 40 O Ssn M
| loo : Charter Gas Bank, Hart - =
ford, 20 uU0 90 Ia aoa az
| so Ploeox Rank, Hartford. 5o,oto s,5,,,
% : 4Etua sank. hartford, 5,ontO 5zz5ua
oo " Mer danuiac bank,
Hartford, 5aa4 o. q e.a ~,
- 7 City Bans, Hartford, 2spu0 2,l5 n,
ioo : fank Of hartford Co.,
Hartford, 1000 TO $3.50 90
% Exchange bank, Hart
! ford, 2,75ooo 2.475 90
;, loon each, 10000 90 102OU 90
Hartford Cry hater Bonds,
i i.ooa each, 100000 $3.50 20
10 indaLa Central ID Mortgage
bend. 81 100 each, loom % 10 i on %
Certificate ohio s,aIe stock 5.utyU % at,5 IL
Amount loaned Oh mortgage Of real
79s A,
Amount loaned pledge OF Bank
and Other stohs, $3.50 "a
nash On haha ana IN Bsnls, 2o,Ga5 s
Balance tue from A. eats h others ll,,ss ,S
b.iis receivable, With ample personal
Accumulation Interest on Loans. sn,l !.
Office furniture, iss III
Total Assets, s3oszal IS
Total Liabilities for losses not due, ID al. II
9. Is. BOWERS, Presld nj.
western Branch Office AT Chicago, H., ough which
al the business Of tie Company in the d. North
Western and south Western Sta es is transacted
w. g. uNSBLkkY, den-ral Agent, Kesidlpg In
u. PRlt &. Assistant Gen. ~gt IT, ( hicags
THIS company has Agencies in this State lows:
Clinton, II E 1tor,on |
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a nFhMEpTr

a. ULI III ENIE.
SADDLE AND HAkNESS MIXER
Wn.hsnEbcn. between Main a 3J SIS.
The undersigned has hand and nanuiaa III, I TO
order Saddles, ilar and AL articles IN his line
any style desired They have purchased the ri. hi &c
manufacture shattnck's Patent Collar, believed to BE-
he best article ever used.
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HE LATEST FisH sToRY.-A gentleman
who has just returned from Missouri SAYS,
while he was sojourning at the town OF
Trenton ponderous fish came down the
Grand River, swan under tie huge water
wheel OF Il srist mill, and completely stopped
the operations Of the concern for several
hours. The inhabitants of the place turned
ont en- masse, and at once resorted to meas.
ures for the capture of the scaly monster A
large hook was attached TO powerful chain,
and then Fastened into the gils of the fish.
and eight yoke OF oxon were hitched to the
chain. After making several ineffectu al
pulls, another yoke was added, when they
succeeded in drawing the fish out upon the
bank where it was killed after a desperate
conflict. On opening the INDUSTRIOUS critter,
the word Jonah" was found carved, in an
ancient style OF letter, on the inside of the
backbone, which places it beyond doubt,
that this was the identical fish which swal-
lowed Jonah several months since.