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W~neknA,a Nnla.

vryHRREAe, TraDklin Bras, y me- deeS aa.ea $50
w rrlsry 18th, 1851, conveyed - hooeIs 80.
- n drorhrr the north half 81 the sOehtSeW guar
- - ,hs southvcst quarter cfthe northwest quAiter
- ..ron number thirty l3eD the northest quse,a ~
- sca.Hr. rusrter or section number nnsseee
\. r"here tro an three ~ and Sl eecHon c'ens
~. .n1 ~ northwest fractional quarter Q. secIon ~
Ia III in .ownshtp seventy.thfee 10 ~ - 80
III veat: Also the east half Of she 4" Sash
n section twenty the eat bsn = 80 hse N
v,st ana rter Of section thirteen tlSl tne ws ~
~. .rnthvest quarter aud The DeFthwest qnste! =
soct,on twelve 9l and lot number three a " "a,
eleven n il, ali In township number ~
nortn Of rapKc two (2) west; also, the sousn
the southwest quarter, and the nosMwess ..n.hir
south west quarter OF section number ax w. 49,
number seventy three t73). range one % vest 49,
te esst haif 81 the northeast gus ter OF sechon ~
teenf 49, the south part Of Cedar Island ana iot n
her seven q, In section number twenty three a.
in township number seventy three t73D range LWopl
west; and also the following lots IN the town q ~
Lot 4 10 block 80 In block 90 lot 10 biock ~
u, n hock 50 lot In block 90 lot B. In block 1O0
M in block ll0 B. In block l3v; lot d In Diock
1907 lot T. In block 40; all situate In Louisa county,
State n Iowa In trust 70 secure the payment q
romssorv notes described In said Decd amounti04 ~
ten thousand three hundred and BLOC dollars tviV0W
Os With ten per cent. Interest from their date: Ana
vbereae tire OF said notes now due and unpai0'
IN Robert OF the trustees aSofs
aid wnl 81 the request OF the holders Of said notes.
srll The I'd real estate At public vendue
according 10 the provisions Of said deed OF nst 70 ne
highest bidder for cash, the urt douss doos 70 ns
city OF Burlington. lows, on "Wednesday the IN aay
Nav 1852 between the hours Of o'clock a. n. eb0
o'clock r. Of said day, TO satisfy said demsnas ana
costs Of this trust. ROBT. AhMsi1ON0,
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PATENTED OCT. 90, 1857.
Important to Millers!

WONDW A IL AS n u " SM d faACHANE
AND SEPAlsA GG2s Cow ssiNED.
(N7E take this method Of il orming Milers generally
w that We are ufaetnrng ard will keep
constantly on hand NoodWarI's Combined smuittr and
Separator. This Machine consider the best in
use, and hazard nothing in saying every Miller who
has yet used will bear ia this assertion. 1t
compa 4 and durable, moves With less power than most
machines ana does all the wot heretofore performed by
thre machines viz: the Screen, Separator aud Smut
say moth of the Tanning Mill which has usual
ly to be used in cleaning dust rom onal.
the mode OF operatio, in the FIRST place sepa-
rates the sticks throws balls and part OF the
oats from the grain before securing White in the
Of securing the grain brought in contact with
str plg blast OF air. wic carries Oh dust as FAST
made II then passes into arger Separator where il
is cleared of chess imperfect grains eats, &c. and il
cleared the grain, hut ron tue chess, and
oIa!, and bio-n clear out q the niH Another very
great advantage is that car be set the floor
with the bnrrs any whers in tile mill tat may be
desired. as 1t makes no dust whatever.
Every Miller knows thatIti utterly Impossible to
suuct mill that viii make ID feu out o dirty grain,
unless the dirt be first removed. No better machine has
yet been invented for this purpose than N3odwards
shutter and Separator. and il Is believed well
adapte. Western Grain. They in and
san beg twoof the Mills in this city Sunderland
4 Bros., and keiser Co.
Orders promptly attended to.
oct 25-dwtf WOODWARD, KEisEk 4 sHERRILL,
Burlington, Iowa.
PoIK CRY, March ID 1858.
Dear Sir Your shutter that have had in
for about eighteen months is the most perfect
chine of the kind now in used machine that
purchased in Chicago for short time after started,
and it cost me more for anu delays in a few
months than the Mhoe OF the hine that got
from you Your machine has not cost thing for
repairs, and is now, alter eighteen months service,
doing the most perfecs manner. Please
cept my thanks for past and best shes for your
sariaa.- .3l0aas BsEBE
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To All ia Whom il Nav Concern.

A NJ the inventor of a new and useful Improvement
in Smut Machines, which RICH; was secured to me oy
patent, bearing 2Uth Oct is Z, and there
certain parties manufacturing mach 20 and using
my improvements. This is to notify all persons who
each and every person, who inirlnges my rights
sponsibe for ali such arrangements, and will at their
expence establish the validity OF my patent
Now part OF what claim as my invention is the
securing device, formed of he beaten attached to the
cylindrical screw, in combination with the securing
plate cylinder formed OF series OF rings placed
one over the other. ] fun Their clam the adjustable
placed in the chamber and anged relatively
with the fan whereby the ches and higher and inferior
grain may, when Of sufficient value, discharge from the
machine separately, and in clean state, or, when
worthless allnwel pass the fan box to be elected
thererom with the finer and g ter 70 substances
This is a part of what claim in the summary to my
patent The above notice WILL hope, be sufficient, that
none may claim ignorance of my right.
A word to the wise 10 sufficient.
Mech Woodward
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Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, Franklin Bras, by his deed executed
w January 9th, 1886, conveyed 70 !. D Croker ana
Of section number twenty ZEAL and the west hall
OF the northwest quarter % section number
5l all in township number seventv-thres l'Sj nofh
ar range number two ri vest and also thu esst half Of
the quarter southeast quarter o. section
number thirty 1881 and the southeast quarter o.
,he Of se ton number tairty both
IN township number 1881 north, Of range
number one m west containing two hund ed and twen
" [2zol acres. less, situate 10 LousA UNITY,
Iowa. the payment Of Tour trom'ssoy
notes deserved said deed amounting TO seven nun
dred and atty dollars e750, with ten per cent
from the date: And Whereas three o. sara hotss az
nov due and unpaid therefore D. Croker, one Of
the trustees WILL 1T the request OF the holder
OF said notes. sell the above-descrbed real estate o.
public vsnue to the provisions OF SAID deco
or trust 10 the highest bidder for cash, at ne Court
House door the city OF Burlington lows, on Hednes
day the 4h day Of May, l>a0 between the hours p
O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock r. NJ OF said day, 70 satsy
satd demands and costs Of this trutt.
apr2 WV T. ID. CROCKER, Trustee.
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this-she almost believes il was real--theFs
seemed t, come up before her figure o. ner
mother - she saw the face and the warming
gesture almost a. directly ~ she ever saw one
She seemed to call her away-and tnen sno
Thought Of all she had ever told nef OF
Heaven and of God, and she started up ana
said. with sobs and gasps-0ne may be sure
eloouently, for she tells the story DOW with
ewes flowing with tears and with tones that
thrill the heart
4 know thatl am poor--l have nothing
have no home aud no friends-l am starv-
ing; but ifyou should give me all the money
Of New York, heaped ten times over, would
not do this thing Why do you come here %
tempt me and insult me because am poor
and she fell down, gasping; but she says
she saw the man start back with face gastly
male. saving, My God What ain you
have saved me 'front.'
That day she heard accidentally, OF the
society to help children, and resolved to 80
there and try for the last chance. II she
failed there, the only thing left Tor her seem
Cd to be self- destruction OF death. We know
the happy result.
The simple truthfulness and pathos of this
girls story cannot, in any way, be repre-
per Powers ever looked upon in this world,
what can surpass that where this poor, weak,
starving girl, deserted Of men, and seeming
" almost abandoned by God, spurns from
her the greatest Of temptations, and deiib-
eratey chooses starvation rather than DIS
honor or wrong! Perchance, among those
n this day. VINO sneer at or bargain TOR
woman's virtue, this little story, out OF the
real life Of New York, may show what .
priceless pearl this virtue is, that the lonely,
Vanished child could choose the slow pangs
Of famine rather than lose it.
1t has often seemed to us, in coming upon
such girls in our work-persons either OF
extraordinary capacity or character, that y
would be a great pleasure to some, who have
the means to assist one such to thorough
education. If any generous man or woman
disposed to lend u hand for this, we can
find some most interesting objects.
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SlaElstFt,S SALE.

Des Mon County, -
DY VIpTUE Of a special Execution TO me directed.
ID in favor Of Phillip Reed, and agarst II. ana
Philena v. Ande sun, have levied upon and will ex-
pose ssle at putic auction Saturday the Tin day
OF May next, A D.; 1859, between the hours of
O'Clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock r. NJ. Of said day, It my
fiji door in said y, the GLOWING described real
real teie to Wit part Of the Southwest quarter Of
Section No. (25) twenty five, in Township No Seventy
t70) North K No Three West. Commencing five Rods
Eas OF the Southwest Of said quart section;
thence East Fifty.one 81 100 Rod; thence North
Ninety 20 100 Rods thence Fiity.sx s4l00 Rods
the Section line thence South Severity four 50lOO
Rods thence st Five Rcs to the North East corner
81 the Schoo Hou lot thence South xieen Ro to
the piacaof beginning, except ST. OF land running
through Nd premises one hundred feet wide occupied
by the Bu lngton and Miss ur liver Road containing
2y55 acr. s. more less TAKEN ard evied upon tn
property o. H. 4. and Philena Anderson TO satisfy
said writ OF Execution. April I'd ls5S.
A. ! tlLLHOU>E,
an12 Sheriff neS MOnes onntY.
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United States Judge Ross Wilkins, Of Detroit,
in his sentence OF Tyler, the United States
Marshal, for killing Capt. Jones, when serving
process, said, in relation to tue prisoners carry
ing arms:
..This Court does not, and will not sanction
the practice of its ministerial officers in carry
ing weapons of this description, 10 aid them
in the execution OF process. Their use is not
warranted by the law. IL is the duty OF the
officer, il resisted, to return his writ unexecu-
ted; and it is safer to do SO than 20 encounter
the peril of life, and the consequence which
may result from improvioence or accident.
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A Rich Scene.

A Rich Scene.
In the Canadian hause of Assembly last
week, they had quite spiritual debate on the
hi.. ~ prohibit the use Of hoops and GRIN
oline. introduced BY MIR. Aikins. We pub
lish few Of the most brilliant passages =
Mr.. Daummond was an ardent admirer oil
hoops from childhood. He was born with q
love Of hoops. When he was child often
der growth, he used to trundle his hoop, all
unconscious of the fate that was in store for
him Later in life he swallowed ring.
which resulted in hoopin cough; and even
now the sight Of an empty hogshead brought
tears into his eyes.
Mr.. Brown complained that it was impos-
sible now to choose wife, since her detects
were 80 hid by hoops, and enevloped In crl-
Moline, that the naked
Speaker-Order.
Mr. Brown Mr.. Speaker
Speaker-The honorable gentlemans out
Of order.
Mr. Brown-But Mr.. Speaker the naked
Speaker-Hold your TONGUE, sir
Mr.. Brown-The naked
Speaker-Upon my soul, Brown, cork up,
or I'll have you arrested.
Mr.. Brown-Permit me to explain, Mr..
Speaker. When said naked
Speaker-(yelling)-clear the galleries OF
ladies, Mr.. Sergeant
MIR Brown-In the name of the seven
graces and the fifteen muses., sir. Speaker
dearly beloved Smith-let me apoligise then.
only meant to say that hoops and crinoline
had reached to such redundancy, that it was
impossible to arrive at the naked
SpeakOL(frantically)-death and blue
devils Stop or III brain you with the mace.
Consider the improperly Of
VI. Brown = (wildly) Truth! truth
truth naked truth, was what was going to
say
Mr.. Dunbar Ross understood his honorable
friend to say that people could not pass along
the streets without being assaulted by high
waymen. Now, surely the honorable member
for Lake Ontario could not but be aware that
the character ofevery member in the House
was affected by such dam
Mr.. Talbot objected to such unparliamen-
tary language.
Mr. Ross protested against interruption.
He was just going to say, by such dam-
Mr.. j. Cameron The honorable member
should not swear in that dreadful man
ner
Mr.. Ross-Wasn't doing anything Of the
kind; but would do so, if not allowed to
finish his sentencc,-by such a dam-(order,
order. a dam confusion) he would repeat
it-by such dam-(tremenduous uproar.
Mr.. Wright stood up and moved, amidst
the widest confusion, That Mr.. Ross be ex
PEELED from the House for such awful Ian
guage.
Mr.. Ross (black in the face) explained
that damaging statements was allhe mean
to say when he was interrupted by tina
fool
Mr. Talbot-Who's fool
Mr. Ross-Foolish ass
MIR Cameron-Wh0s an ass?
Mr.. Ross--(wildly)-Foolis assertion o
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IN
Dry Goods. GIOthing. Notions, 6c.s
So MAIN STREET,
Huntington, Iowa.
WILL attend to the sale Of Lands, si.r:hs ndse,
w Household Goods, Horses, Cattle, &C., in any
part Of the city.
Liberal advances, and prompt returns made on con-
signments.
REF2RRSCEs
Bridge, Shepard 4 " Waterman, 16 Deg St.. N. 7.
Jas. b. Chadwick q Co, st. Louis, Missouri.
Hedges, Free 4 Co, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Rounds Langdon, lh5 Randolph St., Chicago, III.
Coolbaugh 4 Brooks, Bankers, Burl gton, Iowa.
Lauman, Hedge Co.,
J. l.. Corse Son,
k.x.S
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Burlington Female Institute.

luz WHNh iU gtOt1 Ssss BUFtIUE u rs tUWW
-INHE THIRD TERN of this select Female School will
/ commence Monday; the I'd day OF May next,
and continue weeks, under the auspices o! Miss
SARAH 5. ZANZIBAR, Of Ohio, as Principal. who
comes recommended Lady of dstil guished ability
and Ugh qualifications, as an experienced, efficient
and useful Teacher ample provision VIII be made Tor
teaching the Primary aud higher course OF stuces n-
ciudng the Modern Languages, Music on the Piano,
Parting, DC A detail OF which aud prices of Tuition
will appear future notice, with special refer
ence, &c.
k,Irlington. March 80. 1859 dM1m
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a4SE 49,
0etu "a ehae1oNpA1 Wo0qA WeoNs 1ga
GEe - Nape md s1azss, A
H1sfrxlT6 shsse's noaght compares
Wulh 8 truly pretty bonnet:
FSr When y Whe0esee yoa cAanOe % meee;
One that = pesfsetly mo1ase ord .neat;
You nav depeoa de proof oo0paste NJ
That The heed has moro IN Is than on Il
No matter whether shes pretty Or mot,
Bow much or how little money slses got
Whether she lives in . mansion or cot,
Tia . Eact depend upon it
The woman to make man happy thro' life,
To make model neither and wife,
1. one uho. seorniug The milliner strife,
Wears plain and tasteful bonnet
Now bonnet Of genuine beauty and grace,
Worn on the head in 10 proper place,
Shadcwing family the weafers tAee,
sic thing for cong or . sonnet"
But one Of those gay ard gaudy things,
Made up Of rsinbowe and butterfly wings,
A mixture Of flowers, ribbons and strings,
10 dreadful, depend upon it
A.yulgar mass Of "fuss and feathers"
A little Of everything thrown together,
A. ifby touch Of windy weather,
A wretched conglomination-
Aeort Of cap 70 catch the hair.
Leaving the head to Ego it bare"
A striking example Of Nothing to Wear,
II thia bonnet abomination-
Itmakee q woman brasea and bold,
Assists her il catching nothing but coid, nj
4. Rad ~, Rha vonnC ahsurd an the old.
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Hartford Fire Insurance Company.

Cash CAPITAL and surplus s7ys;6OO:
n HIS, the Oldest Insurance. COMPANY u me United
L states DONG business in the West, continues to
Insure Dscetings Merchandise, and MANUFACTURER At
prices as low risks are takeb BY othei RELl
ABLE COMPANIES. Particular inducements are d-
frred Farmers to insure their Dwellings ana arms
in this Company for term Of gedrs rs they can do
less rates than can he done by Mutual Companies
without incufring the liability OF paying the debts Of
the Company.
L. II. SHEPARD. Agent.
Office over Banking House of Cook Baxter, Eur
lng,on Iowa f@b2S.bptf
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WE WOULD INVITE the attention Of

WE WOULD INVITE the attention Of
w buyers TO our elegant and vsred Assortment
OF the above named goods, all Of which selling
at greatly reduced prices Our Stock the largest in
the country, md embraces every article usually kept
In such establishments.
Our direct con cations with the English market
enable us TO crr unusual Inducements TO the trade.
Co.ntry IN rchauts who wish to buy goods cheaD Ho-
tel and house keepers who desire good Ware at the
lowest poss Bile prices will hnd it decidedly TO their
interest examine Stock IL re going East or pur-
chasing elsewhere.
apl6-bptf MCklTTERlCk MILLER
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Legal Notice.
STATE IF IOWA. los
Des II ines County.

STATE IF IOWA. los
Des NJ ines County. "
Estate of John NJ. Carter. Dee eased.s
n Office is hereby given that the undersigned has
- this day been appointed Administrator OF said
ESTATE.
All persons indebted to said Estate will make imme-
date payment undersigned, and persons holding
claims against said Estate hotfiea to present the
me TO the County Court of said County for allowance
GEORGE CHANDLER, Admir-.
Burlington, April 5, 1'59. apl9-w4t
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QUEENSWARE,
w N O 4. r. SALE AND IL Il 4 A 4 l.
M'KITTERICK & MILLER,

Third Street, north door Of Bdrret House,
Importers and Dealers in Qneensware. China, Glass
ware, Looking Glasses, Lamps, Fancy Goods and
Plated and Britannia Wares Of all Kinds and
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Is MILES STAGING SAyrn
B Burlington & Missourl Ri,.
GAM L =

b A ! L K O AID!
NOW OPEN I'D FAIKEIEIn
Is miles further West than any 9TH,
Railroad in Iowa.
Shortest Quickest and Bsst po,,.
10 Chicago, New York, Boston, pAs.As.,,ss.
Baltirn ore; to Keoknk, 81 Louis and caennsr 80
ali points IN Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ola ~
Canada. -
aon and after August 25th
TWO DAILY TRAINS
cave Fairfei5 for Burtngton-4 O'Clock A. Ys.,
O'Clock r. M.-sGndsys excepted; making Close !.
nections with the Trains OF the
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON d QUINCY
PEORIA 4 OQUAWKA RAuLRoap.
For Chicago. New York, Boston and all poirss -
At Galesburg, with the Northern Cross Railroad \,
Quincy; at Mendoza, with the Illinois Central Ralr.l
for Galena and Duneiih and St Louis and Cxirv
Burlington, with the fast sailing steamer Ksosuk ~
Keokuk and 81 Louis.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Passengers from the Interior Of Iowa and yertA,-
Missouri, will saw. Is miles staging, time aud nsr.y I,
buying their Tickets via Western stage Corrny \
Fairfield, where they can buy Through T!ek.ts u 4
points East and South via Burlington and Mssssr
River Railroad.
Passengers for Keokuk can leave Fairfield BY n,
route at O'Clock A. NJ. and ! O'Clock P. NJ ana y.
rive at Keoknk AZ p. NJ. and II 50 p NJ rsyp.r,,.
y, and save tscsnfy sse miles staging and ralua.
time.
Baggage Checked Through finm farf>N
No Charge FIR HandHng
TO SHIPPERS OF LIVE sIOcK.
Stock Trains will run regularly, leaving r.lrs.v
daily. Sundays excepted. These Trains viii hAy. \
the rights Of Passenger Trains, thus nsurng te.p,4
and consequently avoiding all those ysxatio1s dear
that are occurring on other routes
Through Contracts 0fren TO chicago or Esr III
JOHN u. READ,
septl4-wly Vice President and tsa
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1893 Summer Arrangements. 1859
"a = u s,751; $50 6 $50

1903 summer Arrangements. 1859
Ia - ~ 80 szEs;5
Via Michigan Central and Great West
eFn tSanadaD hallway,
TRAINS LEAVE THE GREAT CENTRAL DEPOT
i foot OF Lake street, CHICAGO.
400 A. M.-pet-oit Aecommod ation, daily tSundavs
excepted. arrives At Detroit at Geo p. m.
1oo A. M.-CincinIati Express, lSundays exceptedl
arrive at Indianapolis 400 p. M; Cincinnati al 49,
p.
500 A. M.-Lightnn g Express. SUNDAYS exceptea i
arrives at Detroit 5:00 ?. NJ Suspension Bridge or
Buffalo 400 =. m Albany 300 p. m New York 900
p. M; Boston, IL at night.
x:OD L. M.-Niles Accommoda alton, except Sunday
e:VO r M.-New York and Boston Express, texceut Sa-
turday) arrives at Detroit 7:f5 .. m; Suspen sion
bridge or Buffalo 30 p. Albany i:u0 q NJ; New
YORK, lUO0 .. m; Bost n, 200 p. m.
500 M-Cincinnat and Louisville Express. texcept
Saturday. arrives at Cincinnati 900 a. m Louisville
at 400 p.
One train on Sunday at SEQ p m.
The 500 A. NJ 500 p NJ trains conn eet AZ Pa r,s
with the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway for Buffalo
and all points east; Al Toronto with GraNa Trunk Rail-
way, 20 Kingston, Ogdensburg, Montresi Quebec. ana
III points in Canada East, Northern Vermont, New
Hampshire and Maine. "
Baggage chect ed through
Through tickets Tor sale Mt tbs principal Railroad
omees IN the West, and at the general lhce corner
LAX. and Dearborn streets, OPP os te tie fremont
house, Chicago and at the Depot Of Lake street
/, u. N. RICE, Superintendent.
''srAApN6, ven. fass. agent ape
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Emit Trees Fruit Treesl

rI>HOsE wishing Apple Trees for Spring planting,
i find them at tie Burlington Nursery at greduy
reduced rates. viz: for 4. B and year old trees of
good quality, 500 per thousand Smaller quantities In
the same proI or,ion. Also. Evergreens, Currants,
Goosebe Ornamental Trees and shrubs, Roses,
&C., &c.
ADDRESS A, W. CoMsToCK J. X SCOTT, Bur
lington, Iowa.
mar11 INIT ASsigaee Of A. ". Conlsltc
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Assignment.

THE undersigned have been legally appel tied A..
signees of the firm of REM CO., in BUR iington,
Iowa.
All persG indebted to the said firm are hereby no
ti6ei make immediate payment to the IN ers'gnt0
all having claims against them are notined 10 pre-
sent the same for adjusncn The undersigned Mssign.
ees will also sell at private sale all the pronerty owned
by said REM Co., and used by theIn in aid about
their Foundry in said City, conveyed to taem ~ ssio
assignment.
ROBERT ARMSTRONG,
ELISHA CHAMBERLIN,
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} ; II I l. 2. M A n


II AS opened shop al No. 70 Copp Parsons block
hext door to pr SDyder's flee, where he anx-
ious to old friends and new customers. All work
warranted. Cutting done on short notice.
Orders solicited. feb10-bp6m
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Teeth Extracted withnnt Pa;nI

Teeth Extracted without Pain!
mrs. sxAS ON son NsClssA1- .sssg s-xss
~ LONl, Corner Of Jefferson and lPsrEf@
fhird sire Is, are now prepared to sx-VslH
tract teeth without pam, having pro- Lx1
cured the latest improved Eeciro agn etc lpktru
ment superior to any heretofore introduced for
purpose.
81 Teeth filled, and full and partial sets of
tee inserted on the almost hefic principle. Al,
operations In denustry hkiiiuhy peroiu I'd and
nted. Iiec3, ptf
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For Pike Peak.

T~uE advertiser sarresls 70 those prepo,ls w.
CRATE 10 the usid Yields, and 70 GU - tsert
ETY. Of pprch ssinE cattle He has VI vii .sl y
ios rates. Also, four farm wagons, PER brsd "
lie has also for ssle hne lot 81 .as.,r trs
Durham CAfsie, besides large 10y =, n. Lsssil y
!: :.', %.l.. s:.s.i ss.i,ssssa. .. LA.s1s'
jApSl.vu