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fVren ~ Dialogue 0asetse.l
1. Because the cause defended by Austria 10
Italy cannot inspire her with any sympathy.
O. Because Austria, disregarding the media
ton Aad warnings Of Prussia, mas assumed the
offensive as Q moment when 1t was least ex-.
pected. a.
5. Because Prussia, - . Federal State, in
virtue Of the torty-sixth article in the Federal
Treaty, is not obliged to assist another State OF
the Germanic Confederation ia . var under
taken bv that State for its extra federal posses-
sons, unless there be danger for the ConfederA-
ton ITSELF
4. Because no enemy has yet made any
threatening demonstration in the French pos
sessions bounding the German countries OF the
Rhine.
s. Because, II Germany we're to deem a corps
Of observation necessary on the Rhine, France,
on her side, would station q similar one, and
the entire war might easily be diverted without
necessity upon Germany.
6. Because, moreover, an offensive move
ment of the German troops upon the Rhine
against France, instead of shaking the Napo-
leonic dynasty, dangerous to the peace OF Eu-
rope, would consolidate il and render it national,
since this mode Of proceeding would provoke
similar one from Russia in the east of Ger
many, agsnst the Austrian and Prussian prov
inces, and so the war might easily become Eu-
Popean.
2. Because Prussia has, nevertheless, long
been quietly arming, and at this very moment
has ordered its fine army corps to be placed on
. war footing, in the most extended sense Of
the term because she has made like propo-
sition to the Diet for all the Federal States,
| 90 that they may be all ready to march anu
take the field in case the territory OF the Con-
federation should be menaced on any side what
ever, and thus to repel without delay any
enemy DESTROYS of seizing the Rhenish from
tiers.
| 8. Because, in short, Russia is wont when
enterprises SO decisive and of such Importance
are ut issue, TO have due regard TO the good OF
evil consequences likely to result therefrom,
and not lightly and unnecessary impose sacri.
fees; because, on the contrary, when real Ger.
man interests are at stake, she is always ready
to defend them, not merely with vain sterile
words, but with her whole forces brought into
action, all the sacrifices being imposed upon
herself. Such are, in few words, the chel
motives that have hitherto determined Prussia Z
line Of conduct; these motives, clear to every
unprejudiced person. will be recognized as just
BY ali reasonable men.
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MOUNT IDA
FEMALE COLLEGE,

1Iv"-E S0E.-ASg
DiVE PORT, IOWA.
surrounded hy beautiful grove, overlooking the
rapidly growing cities OF Davenport, Rock Island and
M line, and commands most enchanting view of the
celebrate Mississippi for distance OF nearly sixteen
mics, with its life Ike steamboats, IN he summer,
ing almost every hour his combines charmngly
all the advantages of country and city location and in
general healthfulness, purity of moral mosphere sub
Unity and beauty OF scenery that not exceiled it is
thought, by that of similar Institution in this
ton. 1t is also tf from all points of com
pass By river and railroad.
skkE BUILDING
Is substantial Brick edfce fou stories high and 10
now being hted up in the most approved style OF East
Colleges. Tn session rooms have been neatly
grained, pApered and supplied 18th thu best styles
Boston furniture, and the three commodous parlors
have been tasteiuy fui nished with and elegant
PIANOS, &c. for tie accommodation Of the musical
and Ornausn al department. neatly furnished
BOARDING HALL,
Sufficiently cUnmodous to seat hunpred young La
Dies, and will be under the supervision the President
and his Lady, and parents may be assured that TO
pains will be spared not cpIy promote the sch lar.
ship and standing, but the h ath and comfort OF their
daughters.
Four departments are established in this Institution:
|. Mode School for Misses.
2. An Academic department, preparatory to enter.
ing the Collegiate.
3. Collegiate course, embracing substantially the
scientific and classical course, recently established for
Female colleges by Convention of Presidents OF Col
leees, held al Cincinnati, Ohio.
4. An Ornamental department, extra.
Additional teachers will be added the Faculty as
the wants Of he College shall demand.
This Institution being seed under the auspices of
Mount TIA College Association aud Incorporated with
the highest Coles gate powers apprJt rate
LITERARY DEGREES
VIII be conferred and Diplomas awarded TO those ycnng
Ladies who complete the prescribed course of study.
= j. Z. - L a. y.
The Eighth or Summer session, commences on Mon
day, Nay 2, 1863 students vii. be received at any
tine da ing the first half of the session. Arrange
ment have been made with steambrsG companies Oh
The Mississippi whose palace-ike Packets plying
between t. Louis and st. Paul, 10 carry students to
and rea this College the present season, half fare
iaif iaFe passes, Circulars, or Other iuormatata, II
desired, Sill De forwarded to students by addressing
the Pres dent,
aply -bpd REy. u, NJ IoOkE.
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No. SIS fCuFlh street.
MONUMENTS, Burial Vaults. Tombs, N an tie, Table
M and Peir Tops, and every description Of
Plain and Ornamental Work,
Of the most improved and modern designs Of Foreign
ana Anne rican marble.
PLASTER PARIS for sale. Is.
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slIEISIEt,S SALE.
STATE nE love A

NIAEE Ut IUWA, \,
Des Mon-s County. IS.
Rf VlHTUE OF special q. IA. to me directed 'iss.
ca ont q the ofhc- OF the Clerk OF the Dis,rir,
court Tor Dss Mones county, Iowa, In favor Of A N
Ss'Pehter ard against George W. Person. have lew
upon ana VIII expose 20 sale 70 The highest tidd.r
e 'roh' door OF Marion Hail in the City Of Bu, ling.
ton, Iowa. on Saturday the second day Of I,iy ,,
y; sos, between the hours Of O'Clock, A. M ana
O'Clock Z. NJ. OF sAid day the following DESCRIBED
rear tate 70 W.T. The undivided one sixth mart ~ ~
Nfhwess qnarter Of stctien rix (f, ia Tuwushp MI
y-nhe, tosl North Range two west; part Of m,
'.u1'sAs1 sa&teE - Sstsien SIX 10, Town shin 6
- ~ aest tantAihtA VI W. Nj. Acres; part ~
~ EAST ga rsr 81 Sect athiIty-sfx (sdl town.
shp 10 North Range three west, containing III soIeo
sefes east part NJ the North East quarter IN s..,an
one, Tosashp SO, North Rar re three vest co., ,ai
- acres ana the Northwest Of the nor,hras,
aasr'er q Section one, Township sixty.pin ho,,n
nAnge west containing lS acres, or so much th.r.a,
IS Is Necessary to satisfy said execution Taxen and
'cg IpoA w ~ property or said George w PIsrson
W sA''siy sad "riI OF ESeeation. May With lss9
,o,, A. j. hlLLhOusE
mAyol.MtN NlerIn De- Mni,.nA
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Eersas-for unliu'ited course in Double Entry
Mercantile Book Keeping, Peumanship. Commercial
5000
The course of Instruction is the most comprehensive
Taught and l. 20 completely reduced practice as to
meet every possible contingency in business.
Penna nship-Taught in the latest aud most
approved principles
commercial Law s.cClures-Will BE- giyep
by Mr. Q. Ben Darwin one the abest members Of the
burlington Bar on SUBJECTS necessary for every
man to be acquainted with.
An Elegant DipIOma-Underth the seal of tn
State College 81 Pennsy wanna AWARDED Il aiifIadua
oSho 'ot NiFchiifh s mail tieb lS-wy
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ELLIOT SEMINARY,
Ebenezer Church, Cor. 9Th aud Division

Streets,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
Opened May z, 1853.
CTUDESTs OF TIE ELLIOT sEMlNARY will he
- eiss flied according to the studies pursued iuto
fhr Classes.
FIRST CLASS
VIII include ReadnR, WIRING, Spelling aud Primary
Geography. Iaition for ensuing term tEeiYe weeks
81 90
SECOND CLASS.
Arithmetic, Eagl'sh Grammar, Geography, Mode n
II story. Tuition for cesuug term s. 10
THIRD CLASS.
All the higher branches usuaiy taught in .eninaries.
Tuiuon for present term ~ %.
detailed outline OF tie course, properly arranged
and clsss fed will be presented to the pnblc after the
Students b ave been duly organized into classes.
am happy to recommend to he publ Mr. J.. Will
Bur ACHUNALD A. young OF The best Col
ie9iate atiainmei Is and strict moral character.
Principal Of the Elliot seminary have from personal
Ano Wedge placed the highest estimate Mr.. DON
AID, and persuaded he will meet all the reason
able expectat to be looked for from this representa-
tion.
CHAS. ELLIOT,
Pres. Iowa Wesleyan University.
may4-tf
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TIE French GOVERNMENT CONTRACTING FOR
AMERlcAN CoAL.-The New York Herald saws:
Owing to The fact that England has declared The
shipment OF coal to France or Austria to DE
cohtrsbaDd of war, the French Government, .has
been compelled to seek supplies in the United
States, and W. understand that q contract has
been recently made with parties in France, in
connection With a leading French house in this
country, to supply that Government with 2oo,-
900 tons of American coal tor the use Of steam
vessels of war The purchases will include
both anthracite and btuminOus Goals, TO be
delivered at Aarseiies and other Frensa ports.
Some vessels have been chartered By private
parties, filed with coal and cleared for Mar
settles. The coal to be supplied under the con
tract referred 70, will chiefly, If not altogether,
be carried out in American vessels chartered
for the purpose
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ExrRAcr OF WoRDs.-The follosing anecdote
Is related of an eastern monarch, and is ex-
ceedingly expressive:
The monarch had library containing books
enough to load q thousand cameis. ~ cannot
read all this" said he. Select the cream and
essence Of i, and les me have that" Where
upon the librarian distilled this ocean of words
down TO thirty camel loads. " Too bulky vet"
said the monarch. 81 have not time to read
that" WhereupoB the thirty loads were double
distilled, and q sslectioL was made sufficient 10
load 4 single ass. Too bulky yet" said the
monarch. Whcreupon it was treble distilled,
aud the only ts-iduum was these three lines,
written on q pAlnleat:
Tbis 10 the sum of all science Perhaps.
THIS il the sum Of all morality: Love what
il good, and practice il.
This 10 the SUN Of ill creeds: believe what 10
true, end do not tell Ill you believe.
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A pedagogue tells laugha bic story of one of
his scholars son of Emerald Isle. He told
him to spell hostility. III o-r-s-e, horse" COM
menced Pat. Mot horse-thty," said the
teacher, "but hostility" ''Sure." said Pat. ian
didn't We tell me the other day, not to say boss!
Be jabe-s, its van Thing the wan day, and other
rho nivt ~ AEr
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Baggage Checked Through from Fairfield,
No CNorQe for HnndiRn.
1859 Summer Arrangements. 1858
Ia u 10 =;s;;ss.: .s

-
La u u Co. $50. G.
Via VI ichisan Central and Great West
era tSanada) Hallway
rJNRAINs LEAVE THE GREAT CENTRAL DEPOT.
L foot Of Lake street, Chica.o.
AGO A. M.-pet-oit Accomm dalton, daily tSunjays
excepted arrives at Detroit at $50 p. m.
700 A. NC nciunati Express, tSundays exec pied
arrive at Indianapolis 400 p. M; Cincinnati at $50
y.
500 A. h.-Lghtn ng Express. Sundays excepted
arrives at Detroit 100 T. NJ Suspension Bridge or
Buffalo 400 Albany 800 p. m; New York 900
p. m; Bost"r, IL at night
200 2. M.-Niits Accommodation, except Sunday.
$40 z. M-Sew York aud Boston Express exeept Sa-
turday) arrives at Detroit 1:f5 n. m.; Suspension
Bridge OF Buffalo 100 p. n; Albany 400 a NJ; New
York, 1000 a. m. Boston, 300 p. IN.
500 M-Cincinnati and Louisville Express, Jexcepi
saturday arrives at Cincinnati 900 a. M Louisville
At 400 pm.
one train Sunday at 500 p. m.
The 500 A. NJ an 500 r. NJ. trains connect at Paris
with the Bafalo and Lake Huron Railway, for Buffalo
and all points east; Toronto with GRAD Trunk Rail-
way, to Kingston Ogdensburg, Montreal, Quebec, and
all points in Canada East, Northern Vermont New
Hampshire and Maine
s@ Baggage citct ell through
Through tickets Tor sale the principal Railroad
ONCE IN the West, and at the general office corner
Lake and DeaEDorn streets, opfos te tie fremont
House, Chicago and the Depot foot OF Lake street
Il, n. RICE. Superintendent.
ii SFALDING. Gen Pass. no
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RIA. A3tafk
n WIG d II A TO ~ !
PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD,
Commended entirety from GUMS.

Is ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIyE AND LIVER
i MEDICINES Before the pubic, that acts as a
Cdttaytic easter milGer, and eGectu than any
other medicine known II IS only tdtiu tic, but
a LirDr remedy acting FIRST the Lirtr eject it's
morbid Tier, then tile stomach bowels car
ry of ,at matter, thus accomplishing purposes
ectualy without any OF the painful feelings experience
ed IN the operations Ctdsties Il strengheIs
the syst the time chat 1t purges it; aLd
when TAX daily in moderate doses wt siren gtnen
and bald il with piiity.
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THE COLEMAN PARM MII1,
1He nohaer and Adaairation Of TIE AGE
Every Farmer hi. swu IsyIte..
Grest Saving of Time and Expense.

f"I UNLn sUCUsssFUL hEfALLiU MILL EVER
IN EStkD FOR MAKING HuCKWREAT
AND FAMILY FLOUR
can he run By Horse, steam Who'd or Water Power
rice, with SIEVE arranged, fer siftng Corn Meal
for family use, whlie grinainR, S5a
Price, with Boiling Machine attached, for making
ian'iS fi.ar, tT5
Descriptive Circulars DO had, the Min caL be
seen IN operation the Office OF the Coleman Farm
MIL Company" Tribune buildings, No. Spruce 81
~ y, where all orders will receive prompt attention
fsel-ws1 MARTIN THATChEH. see
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STATEMENT or ASSETS JANUARY 1st, 1852

STATEMENT OF ASSETS, JANUARY LIST, 1853:
Par Value. Mar. Val.
100 shares Park Bank Stock N " $4,000 60 $1,000
90 Continental Stock, = 5000 90 8 200 90
30 Metropolitan Bank, o,o0O w o,60o w
so " importers Traders, $4,000 5,626 %
80 Bank of Republic, 500 90 6,1OJ 90
80 Market Bank Stock, :" 5000 90 1870 70
SO Bank Of Commerce, Dos.
50 Merchants ank, Boston, 5000 90 $500 90
80 Hide and Leather Bank
Boston, 1900 90 5,2oO %
ford, 100000 $3.50 90
100 Charter Oak Bank, Hart.
ford, 10000 % 10000 w
so Phenlx Bank, Hartford, 5000 60 $3.50 90
SO Etna Bank, Hartford, 1900 20 5,z25 %
30 Mer. hanufac Bank.
Hartford, 5000 90 $3.50 90
rs City Bank, Hartford, 25c00 2,ss5 90
100 Flank Of Hartford Co.,
Hartford, 1000 90 $3.50 90
IS Exchange Bank, Hart
10 Brooklyn City Water Bonds, 49,
sI,ooO each, 10000 90 10000 90
Q Hartford City Water Bonds,
$1,000 each, 1900 90 1850 90
10 indiana Central ID Mortgage
bonds, 900 each, 10000 90 10000 90
/ Certificate ohio State stock, 5000 20 5,l,5uo
Amount loaned on mortgage ofreal
estate, 1874 81
Amount loaned on pledge OF Bank
and other Stocks, 52,99n "a
Cash on hand and in Banks, 26,635 s
Balance due from Agents and others, 14,UsS SO
Bills receivable, with ample personal
Accumulation Interest Oh Leans, 4ool 81
omce ruFhiture' 1875 o.
r ro. ;s,i',,,o. tr no. An, Us Is ~
Il a pnWsps pr.stan,
n w.ry secre.ary
W.s,.rn nrsnch Os,ca q, rbicooo I'll ,hro,ob uhi.,
~ hi hn.inSs IN m rnrnans - ~ 4 80 ~ns,h
- "a snr,b W.s,.ra s,.,as is,ransa.,.d ~
q "A PIT n Gov 80, i, hic.co
NIT rnron, \. Ar.-ct,s l., ~. So ~ fr,.
+, i 'P' mus e " ~ ~ a. Un.
C CH' n !, n..n
S Si. Iiat r p '
LAY C .on u,, rum., " 81,
c c naps"s' "oi Va -, y. n Dates
Csua. 4 us ,',, Wv. y !, iilh.hy' |
CouueH b'uiiS, D-@sSi hooluer.
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The s,iysr is one Oh
the human body; and IN
tons well, the powers Of
oped. The stomach is al IA,
on the healthy action OIL
performance Of its iunc- =
is at fguit, the bowels are -
system. suffers IL conse-
Liver - having Ceased -
diseases of that organ ore :
made it his study, IN a III,
twenty wars, to hrd Va
to coUuteract the many ~.
is liable. ~.
TO prove that this rem .
persontroubled githt.iv- ~
of It's forms has but TO -,
ton ~ certain. tn Sc
or bad matter from the 4
place a healthy flow OF ~
stomach, cans lng food TO -
the brood. giving tone
machinery, removing the
fectlngg radical cure. w
bilious ATTACKS.
ts better. prevent. aE
OF the s.iS. snstg-
One dose after eating -
stomach and prevent theI ~
ing.
only one dose taken be- Z.
Nightmare.
Only one dose taken at sss
els gently, and cure' ~
Oas dose taken alter
pepsia.
I" Une dose of tive
relieve sick Head.
Only one dose iA,nedi- II
While N,
One dose often repeat.
Cholera MOFDMs. -
Cholera.
Oniyone bottle is need su
system the effects o.
sickness. "a
One bottle taken for 4 4
eallowness or unn atEral r..
One dose taken a short xy1
yigor &c The appetite and
One dose often repeat 'at
aYElsGa in its worst ~
and bowel compl& nts
dose. -
One or two doses cures
Worm. in children =
or speedier remedy ia the z
4 !ew bottles cures
the aasorLease. -
We take pleasure iarG- -
cine as q preventive 10. "a
Chill Fever. and all ~
Iy pc. 1t operates
sands are willing to tes-
ces.
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PATENTED OCT. 20, 1857.
Important to Miilers!
WOGDNARD,s NEW SMUT gACs.uNe
AND SEpAkAIGsk GR.t Sts - xtn


Important to Miilers!
WOODysAKD's NEW SMUT MACHINE
AND SEPARATOR COsIBANED.
NE take this method Of In corning Miers generally
w that We are now mar ufacturing and will ke-n
constantly hand WOODWARD Conbinsd smutter "a
Separator. This Machine We consider the Lest nnw IN
use, and We hazard nothing IL saying every Miller Who
has yet used IL will besf ia this assertion II in
machines and does all the heretofore performed bv
three machines viz: the Scr zen, Separator auo smut
ter, % say moth Of the Tanning An which has usual
yto be used IN cleaning dus, rom oGsl.
Asst the mode Of operation, In the IL sens.
rates the sticks, throws balls Hai part OF Inc
oats from the gain before securing While In The
proc % OF securing tho niaa tTsEE u contaa. with
SIT ing blast VI air. Which, tatf.ta tU ,a.t ~ a.. M
made. Il then passc, into anger Separator where Il
u cleared of chess imperfect grains oats Sc and fs
thrp fcaay Tor grinding. iae Gust Is all not onIy
cleared from the grain, bat IRON tue chess oats and
DIAL, and blown clear CT the mill Another very
great advantage - that u car be Sc, the Door
T me srFs or any where In the mill thai N ay be
desired. as = nAEss 10 dpst whatever.
Every Miller knoTs thasits ateyy Impossible to con-
sruct mill that III make go ID foar OF G!rsy grain
unless me art be hrstremoved No better machine has
yet been invented for this purpose than W,odwards
shutter snd Separator aud il Is believed none as well
adspte' oWestern Grain. They are now in and
ian Der en- Al tWooi the Mis In shs city Sunderland
q BroE., and keiser Co.'S.
orders promptly attended TO.
OCT 2s-dwtf WOODWARD, KEIsER sHERRILL,
Burlington, Iowa.
Poi Cry, March I'd, 1855.
Mr.. ia WOODWARD:
Dear Sir Your sumter that haze had 8,
use for about eighteen months Is the perfect ma.
chine Of the Kind noE in used machine that /
purchased In Chic for short time alter started
months than the whole Of the macnine tia, rot
from you. Your machine has not me anything IN,
repairs, and 70 now, after eighteen months service.
eep, thanks for past asoI aud hes, wishes for vow,
Iccess. Yours respectfully.
AarisdAs al0RaE BEKss
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A. DEMMERI.E

SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER.
Wnshingion. between Main a I'D Ste.
NE undersigned has hand and manu- cture TO
order Saddles, Harness and all articles ia His tine
In any style desired They have purchased the right 20
nsuufacsure shattuck's Patent Collar believed TO be
the best Artic IL ever used,
~ Chairs, sofas, etc trimmed In ANY stvle De, "a
OraeIs soicited. A. DEMMERLR,
ootod8m.vly Free Press copyl
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the prin cipalregu!ators Of
when II performs is func-
the system are fully dc e.
"a, most entirely dependent
the Lirer for the proper
- tions, when the stomach
=. at fault, and the whole
qnence Of one organ--ite
- to do its duty. For tie
a of the proprietors has
re, practice of more than
~ some remedy wherewiih
arrangements to which it
e" edy is at last found, any
saf er COsnp.sasiit,in any
try a bottle, and convic-
Gums remove all morbid
- sy stem. supp wing il their
~ bile, invigVrating the
- digest we'll, psIr;EyiHg
aud health to the who're
icause OF the lisease--eF
a are cured, an d ~ has
E6 i.si. by the occasional Q
orator.
- IS SUFFICIENT to relieve tie
food from rising and sour.
fore :, retiring, prevents
l~s aight, loosens the bow.
~ Os:lVesss -.
each meal will cure ftys.
-teaspoonfuls viii always
lache.
- ately relieves Choiic,
ed IL a sure cure for
and a preventive Of
au ed to throw out OF the
medicine after a long
IA
- j n u n d Ice removes all
Il, color from the skin.
w time before eating gives
makes food digest we'll.
.at ed cures 4 aAroIiic All.
~ iorms, while summer
yield almost TO the FIRST
att acks caused by
-, there is no surer, safer,
world, ms 1t neper fails.
-, Ar0psy, by exciting
commencing this medi.
s&teSeF and Aguc,
~ ycse OF . tIissuUs
with certainty, and thou
tify TO its wonderful viz.
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G. w. SHERFEY,
A TTORNEY AZ LAW AND GEN
"A E1AL AssEN r,
ssp le-bpy
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Fruit Trees! Fruit Trees!
|NHOSk Wishing Annts Trees for sprtng

fYNHosE Wishing Apple Trees for Spring s.'is
Il can Fad them at the BuIiiueto Nursery ~ 49, a
reduced rates. via; for =. aud yrar oia ~ n
good quality, 900 per thousand. mailer e9ah' "a,
the same Proportion. Also, Eyergfeens, t~psI,,
Gooseberrics. Ornamental Trees and shrlSs' 49,
Ac., ~. -
ADDRESS A. W. coMsIoUK or J. X. SCOTT bsr
lngton, Iowa.
maSll.bptf Assiguee Of 4. ". Conssss
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Rxtracting Teeth without Pain.
Iec--r Nov 10 the time 70 get your achlne
fSfi "a IN AID decayed teeth extrscted without
uYfA pain, by the aid Of Electrtcity. Svels.
x111/ body gives Us proof Of lie great benent
In extracting teeth AL ye that are troubled with oad
and aching teeth, call be relieved
~ Once on Jeaerson Street, over Carney Haf.
Dec2S-dwU II. BAILEY, D. d. 8.
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/ " The inventor OF : new and useful iupfs'e..y
IN sinGtt Machines which Tgh. was secured .s,rs
letters patent, bearing date 2uth Uci l>tI, apa
are certain parties GaaUa iacturng mscsres as 80
my iH1pro seiaeats. This Is 10 Ioiify al psrs, IA
each and every person, WHO !aislAgss q! rthst,ss,
spopstoie Ter o.! sGaA tafFiB gemeuts sBt Va
eSpcnee establish the validity efms palra. 1. The
Now part OF what claim my infeess 20 The
securing device, formed of the be&tsf s1iasA' .,,ng
cylindrical screw, 10 combination Win w $500
plate anu cylinder, formed of series o. tNs .ssae
one over tie other. fun Their clam the - y,Ny
screens placed In the chamber, and Arranged
with the fsa, whereby the chess and Ugh: er any he
grain may, when Of sufficient value disehaiss rsrs
machine separately, and In clean siSLe, Y, t.rtea
worthless, siiowsd 30 nsssinto the fan box u "
therrirom with the flner and hh ser foreign ~
This " part Of what claim IN the safAnaf! MI
patent. The above notice will, hope, be s1lsleAs
none may claim ignorance Of my right.
wcrd TO the wise u SUFFICIENT. pn
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-06-28
Teeth Extracted without Pain!

r Io0C0 GXGE8C600 WItuUUC 1HIU
, nRS. BRONSON McCOl. syr Ee
~ LON, Corner Of Jefferson and HEr2#
Third sire -, are now prepared to ex- u0 A\
tract teeth without pam, having pro-
cured the latest improved Eiectro-M agnstic Instru'
mept superior to any heretofore introduced for thaa
purpose.
~ Teeth alled, Ind full and partial sets q
| teeh inserted on the atmospheric principle. Al
operations In dentstry skilfuly performed and war
| nted iec8 ptf
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