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ekurdh n ~ city had been thrown opsnl
sffbe 10 III and il The sheuld bs made the |
u&vazying .s.faotice hereafbsf, would not the
p@opls b 8und in the sanesuariss in far
e}eater numbere than now
We would commend the true Christian
spirit which has Inspired individuals in all
these moyements, still We think they will be
found inadequate, and are bat Che introduc-
tibn 10 something better still We wish it
ID BE- remembered also that We are merely
setting forth . principle. Sbould change
eter be made, it must be, We suppose grad
uel work, and each church must decide for
i6elf. The time, We suppose, has not yet
come, when the system Of owned or rented
pews can be abandoned, and all permitted ~
ct down without distinction in tho Church,
bpt perhaps the next best experiment would
be, not . Union Mass Meeting outside Of the
churches 40 organizations, but, 40 il has been
done in New York, for such individual
churches AZ can, to hold one Of their services
in some spot where large number can be
accommodated with free seats open alike to
all If our churches would do this not as .
charity offered to the poor, but as true
missionary effort, an honest endeavor to do
| what they can under present circumstances
| to popularize our christianity mot by diluting
| is doctrines, but by removing worldly dis
tinctions and infusing into our practice
more genial and Catholic spirit such move
nent might result in the building oflarger,
though not more costly churches, which sho'd
be free in every part to all.
We believe that the spirit of our age as
we'll as of Christianity ITSELF demands the
abollshing Of what may be called the ''pew
system" in our churches, and that they who
cling to, and cherish the present exclusive
plan, should Be held largely responsible
for repelling the masses from the Sanctu-
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Tn Sfen-S kaia


M hEREAs, Franklin Bras, BY his deed dated Feb
w raary 18th, 1881, conveyed t. Robert Armstrong
nd D. Croker the north half OF the southwest quar-
ter, AMI The southwest quarter CT The northwest qp&ter
Of section number thirty (3h the northeast quarter u
the southwest quarter of section number nine (i9
Is numbers Ia three q ard 81 in section tsht
s, and the northwest fraction quarter section six
TO- alt in township seventy three tll north, range
N west also, the east half of the northwest quarter
OF sectan twenty "a, the half Of the sualh
west quarter of section thirteen C131 the half
sacton twelve Q2) and lot number three ~ in section
eleven III, all in township nuaber seventyth 49,
nnrt,, of range two CD west; ALSO tie south halt
the southwest quarter and the northwest the
southwest quarter OF section number six t6J township
number seyenty-three t13} range () west; also,
the east half of the northeast qua OF section
teen il3 the south part or Cedar Island and lot
Der seven 10 in section number twenty three l23) all
in township number severtythree (731 range (2)
Lot 4, In block 3d. lot S, in block 60 lot g. in block 10
lot l. in block So lot q in block 90; lot g. block 1907
lot A in block 10; lot 5, in block $780, lot 6, block
1870; lot 4 in block l40 all situate in Louisa county
State Of Iowa, in trust to the payment of Eve
promissory notes described in said deed, amounting to
ten thousand three hundred and 51o1 dollars 10000
05), with ten per Interest from their dae and
whereas, three of said notes now due and unpaid,
therefore Robert Armstrong, of the trustees afore
said, will the request OF the holders Of said notes.
sell the abovedescr sd real estate at public vendue
highest bidder for cash. the G. urt aouse door in the
city OF Burlington Iowa. Wednesday, the 4th day Of
May 1859, between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ and
O'Clock 7. NJ Of said day, to satisfy said demands and
costs Of this trust. ROBT. ARMSTRONG,
apr2-w4w Trustee.
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Trustees Sale.


WHEREAS, Franklin Bras, by his deed executed
w January 9th, 1856 conveyed to I. ID. Croker and
D. j. Crocke. the south half OF the southwest quarter
of section number twenty-four RIA and the west half
of the northwest rter % section number twenty five
81, all in township number seventh -thres 1881 NORTH
of range number two vest and also thu half o.
the northeast Of the southeast quarter of section
number thirtythree 1881 and the southeast quarter Of
the southwest quarter of tion number aty both
In township number seveBtythree 1881 north. Of range
number one west, containing two humid ed and TWEEN
~ l1zol acres more or less, situate in Louisa UNITY
Iowa in trust secure the payment Of four promissory
notes desert ed in said deed amounting hun
dred aud fifty collars $780, with ten per cent interest
from the date: And where's three Of said notes
now due and unpaid therefore l, T. ID. Croker, Of
the trustees aforesaid will, the request the older
of said notes, sell the aboyedescribed real estate
public yndue, ccordng to the provisions Of said deed
of trust, to the highest bidder cash. the Court
House door nthe ey Of Burlington, Iowa, Wednes-
day. the 4th day of Nav 1,s9, between the hours of
o'clock A. NJ and o'clock p. NJ Of said day, to satisfy
said demands and costs Of this trust
apr2 wiw T. u. CGOCKER, Trustee
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Legal Notice.

STATE OF IOWA, l.,
Des ines County. o.
Estate Of John W. Carter, Deccased.p
NJ Office Ia hereby given that the undersigned has
~ this day been appointed Administrator Of said
ESTATE.
All persons indebted to said Estate will make nme-
date payment TO the undersigned and per holdn
claims against said Estate notified to present the
same to the County Court OF said County for allowance
GEORGE CHANDLER, Admir-.
Burlington, April 8, 1859. apl0-wAt
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found q Industry
NJ FRANCIS y. GAon.


Lows the banging hammer,
The whirring ofthe plane,
The crashing Of the busy saw,
The creaking Of the crane,
The ringing Of the anvil,
The grating Of the drill,
The claster Of the turning lathe,
The whirling of the mill,
The buxzing Of the spindle,
The rafting Of the loom,
The putting Of the engine,
And the fans continuous boom
The clipping Of the tailo-'s shears,
The driving Of the awl,
The sound OF busy labor
love, love them all
love the plowman's whistle,
The reaper's cheerful song,
The drovers oft repeated shout,
As he spurs his stock along:
The hustle of the market man,
As he hies him to the town;
The halo from the tree top,
As the ripened fruit comes down;
The busy sound Of thrashers,
As they clean the ripened grain,
And husker's joke, and mirth and glee,
Meath the moonlight on the plain;
The kind voices Of dairy-men,
The shepherds gentle call
The sounds of active industry.
love, love them all.
For they tell my longing spirit
Of the earnestness OF life;
How much Of all its happiness
Comes out OF toll and strife;
Not that toll and strife that groaneth
Beneath the tyrant's sway;
But to the toll and strife that springeth
From free and willing heart,
A strife which ever bringeth
To the striver all his part
Oh, there is good in labor,
If we labor but Alright,
That gives vigor to the daytime,
and sweeter sleep at night,
A good that bringeth pleasure,
Even to the toillng hours
For duty cheers the spirit
As the dew revives the flowers.
Oh, say not that JEHOVAH
Babe US labor as doom;
No, it is his richest mercy,
And well shelter half life's gloom;
Then let us still be doing
Whater er we find to do
With an earnest, willing spirit,
With strong hand free and true.
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SHE fFHsS SALE.
STATE nR IOWA

IUWN, Z
Des Moines County, %.
DY VIRTUE Of a special Execution to me directed,
40 in favor of Phillip Reed, and against II. g ana
Phiena v. Ander son, have levied upon and will ex.
pose to sale at public auetcn Saturday the 7h day
Of May next, D.: 1859, between the hours OF 0
o'clock, A. NJ. and o'clock r ~. of said day. at my
office door in said county, the following described real
real etate to Wit part Of the Southwest quarter OF
Section No. t25l twenty five, in Township No. seyenay
NVl North No. Three West. Commencing five Rods
East OF the Southwest corner Of said quart section;
thence East Fifty-cne s4-100 Rode; thence North
Ninety 10 loo Rods; thence est fty-sx sal00 Rods
TO the Section ne thence Soah Seventy -four 50lOo
Rods; thence st Five Rcss TO the NorthEa.t corner
81 the School House lot thence South Sixteen Ross to
the place OF beginning except STRIP OF land running
through said premises hundred feet wide occupied
by the Burlington and Missouri .iver Road containing
wv acres, more less. TAKEN and levied upon as III
property OF II. o. and Phiena " Anderson to satisfy
said writ Of Execution. April I'd, 1855.
A. ]. HILLHOUsE,
ap12-wts Sheriff Des Moines County
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What strain that is, said Mrs Parting
ton, as she heard an aria from Lucia sung in
the highest atyle by ayoung lady whom she
was visiting.
YES was the reply sit is operate.
Upper attic, is it2' said she; Il should
think i was high enough to be on top OF the
house"
Mrs Partington does not believe that mere
screaming constitutes melody.
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spsakins Of the amendments introduced to bills
BY the other branch Of the Legislature, said
the Senate would amend the Ten Command
osass, Il hey were bslese thsn tee aetioa.
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Teeth Extracted witbon, p.inI

Teeth Extracted without Pain!
hrs. sb1kONSON "a ncJNA.- - .z4,-ss
~ lOM, Corner of Jefferson and hsS4TSK4
Ihird sire ,ts are now prepared to ex- U1~
tract teeth without pam, having pro- A1I
cured the latest improved Electro Magnetic lpstru.
ment superior to any heretofore introduced for that
purpose.
~ Teeth filed, and full and partial sets of
tee inserted on the atmospheric principle. All
operations In dentistry skluliy performed and war
nted iiec8. fptf
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Twin PICTURES Here is brief but point

TWIN PICTURES Here Is brlet but point.
cd ESSAY on man.;
At ten, child at twenty, wild:
At thirty, tame, if ever.
At forty, wise; at fifty, rich;
At sixty, good, or never;
Here il brief "essay on womon:"
Atten, bud attwenty, in bloom;
At thirty, married, ifeyer.
At forty, mother; Ct fifty aunt;
At sixty- aE
The probability is that the old lady 10 little
worse Of the wear.
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Assignment.

A3oe4k Ul0GUC
THE undersigned have been legally appointed Al.
sgnees OF the firm OF REM 4 CO., In Burlingt ton,
Iowa.
All persons indebted to the pald firm are hereby no
tihet to make Immediate payment to the ersigned
and all having claims Against them are notified 10 pre-
sent the came for adjustment The undersigned assign
ees VIII also sell at private sale all the property
~ said REM Co., and used by them In and about
tne Foundry In said City, conveyed to BY said
assignment
ROBERT ARMSTRONG,
ELISHA CHAMBERLAIN,
Burlington, April II .bp9m
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For Pike Peak.

1Or IKE 1c0A. v :
VNIIE advertiser suggests 10 those vs,s. he pFf
i CRATE 70 the Cold Fields, and 70 o. ~ tsess
ETY. u purchasing cattle. He has iot Vii veil y Y
Of No l Cattle. ven trained, when ns.rs.e.y ssur
low rates. Also, tour farm wagons. psls Sfsa "
Hs hss Also Tor sals fins lot Of shefoa.a frss
Durham Cattle, besides large los q ~ Low r.
!: . sii,. s:.'si Burlington. .. lAas'
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NOTICE.
TINE PAR1NERkHBP heretofore existing
L between IL. b WARE JESSE MCINTYRE IL this
day dissolved by mutual consent to take effect from the
LIST Of APRIL The business will be continued the old
stand by IL. D. WARE, who u authorized 70 settle the
business OF the late firm.
au1ldStwXwA
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Hartford Fire Insurance Company.

Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
Cash Capital and surplus S7DS.6OO.
This, the oldest Insurance Company In the United
i States, doing business in the West, continues 20
Insure DsCe1in0s, Merchdndise and MdnntnCtnres Ct
prices ~ low risks are taken BY other kELls
ABLE COMPANIES. Particular inducements are Of
frred to Farmers insure their Dwellings and Barns
in this Company for term Of years. rs they can do
50 at less than be done by Mutual Companies
mourning the liability Of paying the debts OF
the Company
L. II. SHEPARD. Agent.
once over Banking House or Cook L Baxter, Bur-
linCfo Iowa fcb2o-bptf
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Fruit Trees! Fruit Trees!

THOSE wishing Apple Trees for spring planting,
Gnd them At the Burlington Nursery at greatly
reduced rates. viz: for 4. and year old trees Of
good quality 600 per thousand Smaller quantities In
the same proI ortion. Also. kyergreens, Currsnts,
0o0seberries, Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, Roses
&c., &c. cd. lF3-
ADDRESS A. W. CoMsTOcK Or j. x. SCOTT, mar
lington, lows. #8
- J. K. SCOTT,
mArl-opu Assignee Of 4. w. Comstec
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u q R L I n q Il D =
L. N. DAIpJOFT. .Princips

T.. III. DNUsWUfF. II nerrhe y.
Mercantile Boob. Keeping, PrnnausAlP. AZ a.. y
Computations, Commercial Corrsspesa
o25,Oo. .,uprshsps..
The course Of Instruction ID the mesa S,rsc,ses
taught, and ID 80 completely reduced -.
Pemuns h % slai P--Taasht In the iA's'' :.
approved principles. NtIl W. 4
Comm re iat Law LcctuTe f. s...rpsrsa
by MIR. @. Ben Darwin, one OF the Apirss ~ sssS
Darlington bar, ON subjects necessAfyi0a i
man TO be acquainted with. ,..,he ,es !
An Elegant DIPlOsna-Unsaee s u alisrsas.s
State College OF Pennsy iv AniA, ANafas~ ftes Nv
send for Circniarh y mail.
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"Doctor," said disagreeable person to the
venerable Spooner can you prescribe for me?
I'm troubled with the queerest feelings l
feel as heavy as lead, without any disposition
to move in anything-real stupid like"
"Ah,' replied the doctor. livery sorry for
you, indeed; but your stupidity is Of too long
standing to be helped-it is chronic,
A lieutenant in the service. by the name of
Broome was advanced to captaincy, and
naturally enough liked to hear himself ad-
dressed ss Captain Broom. One of his friends
persisted in calling him plain Broom, much
to his annoyance, and one day, having done
90 for the fortieth time, Broom said
you will please remember, sir, that l
have handle to my name"
"Ah, so you have" said his tormentor,-
"well, Broom handle, how are YET"
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- FRUIT TREES. -.
OLD PLAGK ROAD NURSERY,
- FOR EST DALE FARM,
BURLINGTON IOWA -
kkIiI ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS ROSES
II Cultivated and FOR sale hy
a.as DAVID LEONARD, RcpvtAor.
any OH Wishing partlculars Can have price List op
application By mail otAsrviss.
eetA-ap6n
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AmOfOtyPes enclosed I'm Neat Cases
Tor 80 Ccnss,
~ tne Amorotype and Photograph Gallery formerly
occupied BY 4. Y. tage. over Grisxen Hilloass's
store, Jefferson street, between 3d aud 4th.
VVHE SUBSCRIBER offers to the city Of Burlington
- ana Vicinity = rare opportunity Tor short time
procure pictures OF the hneSt quality and Atest I'm
proved styles ~ enc half the usual pr.ces Pictures
neatly Inserted In Cases, Pins Rings, Ae 1t 80
Come one and all and examine specimens.
fehs-3ntw u. D. CAMPbELL. Artist.
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1859 Summer Arrangements. 1853
Ii u H - -
Via vi ichigan Central and q reat West
ern l1Rnada) halfway
YFSRAINS LEAVE THE GREAT CENTRAL DEPOT

ern llanada) Railway
rJSRAINS LEAVE THE GREAT CENTRAL DEPOT,
L foot of Lake street, ChicaGo.
400 A. M.--iet-oit Accomm odation, daily Sundays
excepted, arrives at Detroit at Goo p.
100 A. M.-Cincinnati Express, Sundays excepted
arrive at Indianapolis 4:e0 p. M; Cincinnati at s:S0
y. m.
500 A. M.-Lightning Express, Sundays exceptedJ
arrives at Detroit 700 p. Suspension Bridge or
Buffalo 4:00 a. ; Albany 300 p. m; New York 900
p m; Bostor, IL at night.
geo r M.-Niiss Accommodation, except Sunday.
500 p. M.New York aud Boston Express, except Sa
turday) arrives at Detroit 7:15 a.. M; Suspension
Bridge or Buffalo 4 so p M; Albany 400 NJ; New
York, 1900 a. m; Boston, 200 p. m.
500 M-Cncinnati and Louisville Express. texcept
Saturday. arrives at Cincinnati 900 m; Louisville
at 4:00 pm.
One train on Sunday at 500 p. m.
The $500 A. NJ 500 p. NJ trains connect at Paris
with the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway. for Buffalo
and all points east at Toronto with Grand Trunk Rail-
way, to Kingston, Ogdensburg, Montreal. Quebec and
all points in Canada East, Northern Vermont, New
hampshire and Maine.
Eg Baggage chect ed through.
Through tickets sale the principal Railroad
Offices the West and at the general ofice,
LAX. and Dearborn streets, oppos te tle Treuont
House, Chicago and at The Depot, foot of Lake
r. N. RICE, Superintendent.
IL. sPALpING, Gen Pass. agent app
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o. H HARRIS,
Auction and Commission Merchant

AND IL
Dry Goods. Clothing. Notions, de-.
63 MAIN STREET.
Burlington, Iowa.
WTILL attend to the sale OF Lands, !. tr ,handise
w Household Goods, Horses, Cattle, &C., In any
part Of the city.
Liberal advances, and prompt returns made on con-
Bignments.
REvKRKgcKs.
Bridge, Shepard Waterman, 16 Dey St., N. T.
Jas u. Chadwick Co., st. Louis, Missouri.
Hedges, Free Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Rounds Langdon, 1856 Randolph st., Chicago, Ill.
Coolbaugh Brooks, Bankers, Burlington, Iowa.
Lsuman, Hedge 4 Co.,
J. L. Corse Son,
janl2 bptf
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Farmers Look at This.

AAACAc AVUN NV = A110'
Nk have in Store, for sale, 100 bushels superior Old
w Crop Canada Club" Wheat, for seed. Come
and buy.
mar2g- bptf OGDEN 4 CopP.
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r n. CROCKER.

- ~. V1VO&AA1AAS
(senior partner OF late hrm Crocker Bro.)
Attorney a. Council Or - Lave.
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
WILL. attend promptly to Collection Of Debts,
wv Land Agencies, Discounting Notes, and oil other
business OF his profession.
OyFiCE-Over Coolbaugh Brooks Bank, corner Jsf
EPSON and Main sts fEiy 3-bpv.
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Extractin, Teeth without Pain.
1<a N AID decayed teeth extracted X, sp Without s
uYf& pain, by the aid OF Electrlcily. Every
body gives us proof Of its great benefit
In extracting teeth. All We that troubled with bad
and aching teeth, cali anu be relieved
eB Once on Jefferson Street, over Cafrey Har-
pers Shoe Store, Burlington, Iowa.
Dec25-dwf H. BAILEY, ID. ID. s.
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QUEENS WARE,
Who'll Ann 10 TT a IT..
N'KITTERICK & MILLER,

Third Street, north door Of BGrrct House,
vare Lookine GLASSES, Lamps, Fancy Goods and
plated and Britannia Wares Of oil Kinds AnA
Qualities.
vKTE WOULD INVITE the attention o.
w buyeYD to our elegant and varied Assortment
az he above named goods, a Of which We are selling
a greay reduced prices Our Stock II the largest In
ne country and embraces every article usually kept
In such establishments.
oar direct conmun, atoms with the English market
enable d 10 offer unusual Inducements to the trade
Country merchants who wish to buy goods cheap: No.
"a and house keepers who desire good Ware ct the
lowest possible prices, will ind II decidedly TO their
20 examine our Stock .ferc going East puf
chasing elsewhere.
ap16-bptf MckITTEklCh MiLLEn.
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"a nEMMERLE

A. DENMERLE.
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER,
was hiMgtGn. between Main a. Sd Sts.
rI>HE undersigned has hand and manufacture TO
order Saddles, Harness and all articles In his line,
in any style desired. They have purchased the right 70
manufacture shattuck's Patent Collar believed TO be
the best article used
EN Chairs Sofas etc., trimmed in any style desired.
Orders solicited. A. DkMMEkLE.
octo-d3m.wiy (Rree Press copy)
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COLLECTIONS made on favorable terms.
Sight and Time Exchange bought and sold.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
ian4.6mw
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OF the people ana the stranger.
Nor do We think that the real difficulty is
70 be met, or that the actual want is to be
supplied BY mass meetings under the direc-
ton Of Christian Unions, or organizations
Of any kind outside Of the churches the m
selves, whether the meetings are held in tents
or otherwise. And here We wish to be dis
timely understood We would mot write q
word Of encouragement in regard to mass
meetings or union meetings, whether for
prayer or. worship; we would not underrate
the good they have accomplished or may yet
do; still we think We see very clearly that
they present no test BY which to judge the
erits Of the free church principle, nor can
they meet, from their very nature, the real
demand, which u in the hearts of the people,
the actual want Of Christianity at the present
tine. The real want of our age, the want
whsch - felt in the peoples hearts is, not
that lev wealthy persons from different
churches shoald units, provide and offer, 40
. charity TO the people, some place of wor.
ship, some tent pitched q it were, outside the
encampment, where the rich and tha FASH
ionable condeseend 10 meet occasiouly with
the masses, while ct home and in their ordin.
Ary worship, ell the, distinctions of society
are preserved; this does not meet the true
want this does mot open to oil, the doors Of
the edi6ces Of the churches it does not re-
move that privacy and ssclusion and distinc.
ton Of the individual ownership Of pews it
i like making occasionally great feast for
ths people in some public square, while we
would mot welcome them to our private
hblsa
4 movement Of the churches themselves
= such, alone will answer the purpose
vn.oa nan Nsstingp outside the churches,
eo nos " oar opinion reach ct Ill the point
@ sne di.culty. and win tend, a. We fear, to
aner9eas !: ihs snd, the prejudice Of the
PsyE's eeaaok he ehnrches themselves.
Meeaa n,1stsess our nsaning By single
eeestioh- WcaA not The elsot have been
eesss ga bstase dsring The last year, il
aasseea q 3A1o 0aeefnGp cd tpnfs. every
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General Land Agency Once
COUNCYL BLUFEE, IOWA.

DEA CER G. n q @ @ " y = )
IL ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR.
VIII promptly attend 70 Land Agencies, Inysa.,ne
Faxes Selling Real Estate, and al other branches Of
the Land Business, in western lows and Ntbraska.
mar 7-bptf.
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NEW SASH, DOOR AND ELIND fiC-
IN TORY. Mt. Pleasant Street, opposite the Old
Plank Road Depot adjoining the Oil Mill, Burlington
Iowa All common work constantly on hand, and Or
ders by mail or otherwise, promptly attended to
nov. 2a.w. URIAH Lopez
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DEAL Estate i'm Council HiuSes and
estate in either OF these nourishing towns win do well
20 send their ordersto D.. O. BLOOMER,
mar 7-bptf. Land Agent.
(nuncl Rln IA YowA
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HARTFORD, conn.

STATEMENT OF ASSETS, JANUARY 1st, 1859.
Par Value. Mar. Val.
nIiaa an II on m
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see lies
y. B4lIarI
recor,
|eAich ras.|
Essn. Tie
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