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MARKETS
BURLINGTON, Friday r. NJ, !.

BrRLISaroS, Friday r. n, June 8.
The weather continues pleasant. Severa
showers Of rain have fallen recently which have
been Of great benefit to the growing crops.
Local business is active.
Prices Of grain are steady At former rates and
there is little coming in.
The price Of corn in Chicago yesterday was
~ 70 4s cts. for No. l.
Minor quotations remain unchanged.
lNorE.-The quotations given below, II must
De understood, are the Wholesale prices, except
where otherwise quoted
ec-crashed III: refined white
llc: Clarified lol. Maple Sugar, l0@lsc
COFFEE-l4@l4f.
AOLASSES-By the Dbl, Rebciled, As; Syr-
up. 50@55; kegs, q 80.
NAiLS-Ass., 50 50@3 75.
RICE-51a5fc.
FRUlT-Raisins, prime, g. o5.
BROOMS-4l 55@2 90 per dozen.
FLoUR-Steady. Spring wheat, wholesale,
20: retail $S 80; winter, "a wholesale; o. so re-
tail.
WHEAT-Active and firm. for milling; spring
sOc to 81. Winter 81 20 70 a SO-good, bring
sssS Outsluc uSuIV.
CORN-lowcr, and dull at 35c for ear. and
S6 for shelled, for choice yellow,--mixed bring
ing. lower figures Receipts in Chicago yes
terday were %, los bushels, and shipments =,
80 bushels BY lake vi
BEANS-*l 90 per bush
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per bush.
OATS-3Oc.
BUTTER-a@lOc.
EGGS-7@7}c.
ONIONS--4O@5nc None in Market.
HAY--Timotby, s7@es.
WOOD-32 500Aa 90.
HiDEs-Green, &c.; Dry Flint l2@lsc.;
Green Sailed 7@7f, and firm
WHISKEY-i9@22c.-i
CHlCKENS-$l 50@2 90 per dozen
LARD-s@lOc. per ID in bulk
APPLES-$l 1902 90 per bush.
DRIED APPLES-e@s}c per NJ.
TIMOTHY SEED-$i 5O@Sl Is per bush.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-2o@25c n
bushal
CORN MEAL-40@45c per bu.
BACON-Flams s@ Toe; shoulders &c; sides9c
RAGS-2c per ID.
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ChIcngO, June z.
Flonr-Rather quiet with limited transactions
Wheat-Sales Of Wheat before the steamer
included few parcels At 81 ,O6 for No. Spring,
and 81 .O7 for No. do in store, hut afterwards
ID ears Of No. . in parcels and 1000 bu do at
1903, and small sales of No. at Al ,O6, with ap-
parentiy more sellers than buyers at the figures
by sample; cars Club at sl,l2, delivered: 8
cars choice No. at ITO; cars Iowa Sprisg
at &l,O0.
C0rn-Ssles Of No. Corn include II 900 bu
at tske, and 81 900 do at Ace; 5000 bn No al
4s@454c, chiefly at the latter, and few cars at
4sc; canal boat loads 10, at 47Ac aRoat;
1000 bu mixed river ~ soc on board.
Oats-In be,ser demand and frmer; cars at
29c in stare.
lilrhy-D0IL
Rye-LoSeT.
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Nu,urlr ,Ir.un1rs..7Ae Ci.r;pc.t, -,
~ 80 ~. - - s 80 = -
~. ~ y I.
~.
80 - 49, 49, -
-. 80 y ~ pefssloness mo ~ cn'u, ~, ns.ac
~. aoous esgas yean GO ne = nov e Clncan-
$3.50 =. = 0'se n We ncs9 uguc. We
y, y fr'end g We n.aoand, vho Y On
"' w. = ~ s anete. !. y. H..
Nv wnr.,-,rh. -. ~ a ~. wh...,e
1>red n M. 1919 ~.r.;ss.S A. .ks-.-..Ssss
and half bushcls. received from NemDh;e. N
Mr. y. Martin. Il Waa rroun N N 9aen eonnfv.
Miss, and was sold in Memphis & % 30 Or bneh.
RI. a sample wae exhibited a. ,Chsnre. this
morning, snd bids were received, bue - com
petition xas NOS spirited--the QUALITY fallinr
iAr short OF TIE hrat New Wheat received last
year. y Mas bought ~ Aeosrs LeOnAfd Z Schu-
ncns. q tne bAxony Milk, st o2 g PET bushel,
lncioding Oae@-lSt. Louis News
-
~. Vs., $500 neuh esMls, 49,, ssns =.
-. 80. .slo.., ~, - =. o0nvensson
e;o.. 49, 49, .s11sys "n $3.50. 49, ne.o'u.
s " we're ADOPTED re-Ansrming the Cincinnati
slave snJ f.ror;.. ~ n..I E.a., s.s:.:. :" W.
Cor~sr.;, -. s.s.s:.1s r.ss Is,'.: ~
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VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND


ny increasing the quantity OF life and vgor In every par
Of the system enable nature to make Incredible efforts
the expulsion Of disease before organic destruction begins
II thus that in short space or time they colds
coughs, rheumatism, fatnlence, pains in the stomach,
chohc and nervous disorders In all their FORMS But eir
superior excellence In affections OF the stomach In ts-
male complaints and the snnerngs Of cnfeebed youth
For sale By Dr.. w. D. MOFFAT. proprietor S6 Broad
way, New York, and by Ill DruggistA novlbpy.
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New York CATTLE MARKET, June 6.--Cattle-
Beef declined 4c Market inactive. Receipts
400. Quotations--Super 6@7, extra 9@34.
Shcep-Dull. Receipts $500.
Swine--Lowcr aud dull At 5s@65. Receipts
$500,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sz
nsDts soeM4 nrayuaR.-~At - asa1e u ~ "
~ Harper, JeAsfsno s1gsst, bm1ngsoa, u1I1se nnGeh,
ii Der, eweA - 49, - - 1sslns1oe mav
Always - f0and y one psscs. nDvS.
i . =. - -. - :. Il = - :
- r-sA.-.a- -. - .-1. III Il &c. = .s..-
@ = - - -
I le q q eUrnanen oAesrvaesea aane saerc ars
more sufferers from debly, amons Amssians, tAAn can
DC fosnd asne any Oder cvsed naaicn m rcaso u
sAvsus We oaEs ~ lsls e1eFs sa assrss ~ want,
setAs bsay 4 the aAscstlng pars,ass u busa Ii III
cA easss ee1nasy sdlssnss On 4 sas god Whas h
reqsd b - sasA saale ~ avesrsbas n. ,. Hoo
tsster - Given y a. world h - CRLEDRAfBD "BIT
TERI" n ueak and nerves denisea ~ eosnshg-
ho1se, ~ enan1ea toeT upon ~ sp board - ~
prsssaasa aadent q ~ uidnlshe lamp, hsvs found
vuna rsgsasEatsr y - .Dl1TERA,r and prssrr -
mare pssoonlisn bub ~ sNsacleue rsaieinee nue
1o 20 ~ 1csgoen II - assns whcA b - agicaa
hh1n spea Aans wAse6 > nssely debahssed,
neqeany powerful " essng nasasete expsl the noss
sasssnae suf1s - dssAse. WAo v1 - 9fvs tsaaR
- ~ dF.aBd4s ana dealers evsrywhefe.
Sna scs- = snas1tr cesaA
ksLies n Tes Mxcf1s-hyua's hassoadc Wafsys
nos essaa and speedy rs1nedy evsr discovered for
~ dseases o. the Chest and Lungs, Coughs, Colds Ash
Didssls nsea1Ase, Sore Throas, &c.
fhee Wssss rye ~ most instantaneous aDd perfect
rcs ard when Persevsrsd With according 70 directions
never ~ y eesef rapd snd lasting csre thousands
nave heen restored 70 perfect hath who have tried other
means IN rain. 10 NIL glasses and al constitutions they
ne equally baessing and curensnc need despair no
As~>>no rn>~ 49,. ~~e~s.a
severe NAV y ,nvs.a ~. or..r,r rs..r. 4, Il.
vi,a organ. /. IL hopele.v .c.rsd rrer~ .,,..,
anould .,vr 49,, ~ ,,,n.,t,., 49,,
~ yor.,,.3. -, p,h,,. $3.50 49,.
eni.r,v v.,n.,a.. ,h.v IN, i a.. ~. $50. Il. -.
..y.r. $1,000, ha..ss.... 80 80. -.
few days w q all times increase the pover and exlil
~ Of the roice, greatly Improving lis tome compass cnd
ceazne for which purpose they are regularly used bv
many professional yocalIsss JOB MOSES
Sole Proprietor. RochesaerN NJ
Pice IS cents per box. FOR sale BY III Drugrisss.
octl4lveov.
MEXICAN MUsrAxc LIvlNsxT.-Tntrinsic WITH eIon.
could insure the success which this article has
For Rheumatism Salt Rheum Burma Er,i.e, s,ir Joint.
Of Galds sprain Pole xvii and sve,nr. nr.on Hcr.e.
4 has equal No person vim be without Who has once
tested he value And with reference TO the general es
nation the mustang Lnnens lean eheesully NV that
hood a. this. L. w. eMrR Ridg0eld Conn.,, 4. Ls,rcH
Esq Hyde Park w. writes ..tbat the horse vas consd
cred worthless this case vae sp,yin, but ,ree me
81 the Mustang Eminent have .od him for AHA yorr
Eminent i doing wonders IN here ch testimony i,
reaching Us every day The half 4 nat to, Every fam
ly should have H. Revare az imi,.t,or. Fbe cecuine
sssang ID sold BY all respectable dealers throughout the
rorld BARNES PARK Propristors
Il
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.ELIAS II. LOVE.

Public notice hereby Given 70 the citizens Of BurnR
ton Iowa. and all other persons, that Elias H. Love can
not make good and legal conveyance Of any Real Estate
be may possessed Of without my Signature he havng
been marked the stll day u May la0 ~ whScA
III persons interested will hereby peae ahe d0e notice.
n. ACGUsTA LOVE,
wifi o. EIlas u. Love.
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PRR DoTrLR.
ALSO
SANFORD'S
Family
CA II III ARTlC PILLS.


fnrr IegesdMe Ertync1, aud put up IN GLASS
Uses, &F Isghf, and tciA Keep In daY climate.
ING FAMILY CArHARrfc q Puts IL genuine but &C
tive Uashartic which the pror,yte,or has ,sea a. I'M.
practice than twen- - ~ years
The constantly increas- ing demand form these No
have long used the PILLS ana the safisfsctiop Fbcb
all express In regard - their use has Induced IA
to place them within the % reach Of an N
The Profession well know that different Ca
thartics different - rcrtiotts az the bowefs
The NIL CA - TuARTIC PILL has, VITA.
due reference to this well - established fact been COM
Rounded from variety Of the paren Vegetable
Exfracts which oct alike on every nan OF the ALI
meEtary canal. and are - Good and Safe In all cases
where Cathartic Is need @ ed such a. DERANCp-
MENTS OF the STOMACH, q sLkgpTSHss PAiNs IN rps
Jack and LoINs, cosTIvR-t NESS and soRRsEss
OVER TEE WHOLE BoDY, - from sudden cold, which
frequently neglected y end In long course Of Fc-
yer, Ov APPETIrE, a. - cREKPIN0 SENSATION or
COLI OVEN TIE BODY, RRsrl FssHKss, HR ADAcHR,
WEIGHT IN THE HAD - all NFLAMMArCnY pfs :
BASES, WORMS In Chill - nREN or ADULTS, RBErsA-
TIsM, great PrRiyER of the BLOOD and many dis.
which flesh Isl N heir too numerous TO men,
ton in this advertise meDs DOsE, I ts9.
PRICE DIMES.
THE LIVER IMMIGRATION AND FAMILY CATHAR.
TIC PILLS retaed by Druggists generally, and scd
wholesale by the Trade 10 all tas large towns. AKA
s& 9. r. w. SANFORD, NJ D.,
w MAaafncturer and Proprietor
2S5 Broddssy, NssO York.
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How MEN GRow-ncnry Ward Rsecher thus


tells:
Evea in the darkest cellar, when spring comes
toe tuber will spront. No rains help it. and no
sunlight vet IL win waste ita very life in shoot
ing forth long and etiolstrd Stems, and reach to-
ward any chink or crrvice through which the
faintest CLEAN may catae. bas ~ little light "a
that mases growth to be exhaustion. Aud -ucA
are men grown IN the darkness and dungeons of
oppressiop; while free man, with ill the cir
s,ssasances and .oppo'tsniey Of admirabl liberty,
resembles our own. New England pine. that asks
NOT riohness Of coil, that grows from among the
rOcke and clo,hes the granite hills, and feeds
sburds ntly even In the very sands-whose leaf
never witaers, and 10 NJ green IN the ynt.r as in
the summer. Behold it. standing on the npun-
tain top. end singing with every branch VIXEN the
GUNNER wiads sish Through Il; and even In the
aisess exsssa,isy e Water hearing up the cold
SHOWS upon iss tuftrd brenehes ~ the warrior
carries The white plume upon his head. And
such il the man full grown and strong In the nour
sahing air Of liberty.
Itisa well authenticated fact that . lady N
Connecticut, when last confined. Vas delivered
N yoin9 entl Hst kn1band 10 the pasentec
Of celebrated revolver.
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M LNcoGx A. Hoxa IN lssa.-ln lsS2, when
~. Lincoln was 6rst candidate for the L,Eis-
ltnre, there was cast In the Mes lem precinct
where he resided, for candidates for Congress e76
votcs--tiov Duncan. the Jackson candidate, re-
ceiving 81 votes, and Pugh. the Clay candidase,
receiving l79 votes. Mr. Iincogn. At tie ksaae
time, received fur Representative 10 the Lcgisla-
ture 2{6 sotes, beire al Which were cast for
both tbs Wing and Dsmocratic candidates for
Congress, aud 0se 70 sn,s
The old record, nov 70 be seen in the Office Of
N. w. NathsDy. ESD. testi6es volumes In favor
OF NJ. Lincoln's worth and popularity among bid
own near neighbors even ct that CARLY day
ILLINOIS Jourpal ..
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g ANFO RD,S LIVER
~ INVIC RATOR T @8#
Nera nkIRifQfes.

Nere Dsbiitdtes. 43 @4
II Is coNPorxpRD entirely from Gums and hns heccrs
established fact Standard Medicine known ana an
proved by all that havel AIu.ed L. and 4 now
resorted 20 with conn- EIdence Ii an the disea1ss
for which Il II reccu-t - lmended- Ft 1l
II has cured .housands - within the last two yesrs
who had given up ali q hopes Of relief as the
nun rous unsolics ed - certificates In my pcs.
session show. The dose n be
adapted 70 the temporal - ment OF the individual
taxing II, and used In, - such quantities as to
gently on the bowels = Letthc dictates Of
your judgment guide, - Won in the use Of the
LIVER INyIGO-i NEATOR, and Il will
cures LryER CoN-t - ptA ANTS BiLIrors At
TACKs, DYSPEPSIA, oCuRoNIc DIAKRHoFA
SUMNER CoHeLAsTs,i - DYsgxrERr DRoPsY
SorR STOMACH, HABiTuALl = sosTivESEss CnoLic
CHOLERA MoEBrs, CHoLE-l - IA INFAyruM, :FLAfu-
LExeE, JAuSDIcE, fE-i ~ fxALE wRAKxEsals. ana
may be used successfa lyt - AZ ORpiSARy FAMILY
MEDICINE. 1t will cure - SICK HEApAcHR, las thou
sands TESTIFY * trwESTY MINUTES, IF Two
OR THREE rEAsPooNsFULs = tARe TAKEN ct commence
ment Of attack hai ALL wHo rsK IT ARg
GIVING their testimony In - hsfayer.
MIR acdtev IN tie Mouth tciM he Xaei0Orot0r. and
Q1rfrf{uyr h.fk f1DsfB
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ST. Lofts MARKETS, June 4.-The Republican
Of Yesterday, says:
Grain receipts were generally large to-day,
and the upper rivers were reported rising, that
fact together with the prospect Of fair deliveries
in future, had a depressing effect upon the mar
KEY. Corn had, in addition, unfavorable advices
from New Orleans 10 affect it, and declined in
consequence two or three cents per bushcl-46
@47c per bushcl being the range established. -
Oats were easier to buyers, and wheat sold to a
light extent only, buyers ohjecting to sellers a.
CURES, in the hope Of getting concession TO-
morrow. Flour was as duh as usual, and other
leading articles without change.
Tuesday Evening, June S.
There was dull market generally, as on yes
terday, particularly in breadstuiis, notwithstand-
ing the difference that receipts, under that head,
were much less to-day. Corn was again lower
from nnfavorable adviccs from the Southern
markets; and wheat was unsettled, and, in the
MAN, lower. Oats was inactive, and in -four
there was 20 decided duness, that We have
scarcely anything to report.
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The above cut represents Dake & Hunts IMpROTED
SUGAR CANE MILL. Improved March. 1852
This mill 10 constructed OF lever and hopper
1t has equal in ghness Of draft durability simplici-
ty and speed Any amount o. pressure obtained by
wing set screw-the pressure all upon . gum
spring. This mill be fed from both sides Of the large
cone-shereby making adoube mill, without extra 10
the mill.
No. Mill, Zone horse) complete, e65.
" g two horse1 . S..
Expresses from s. to 100 gallons per hour.
Manufactured at Chas Hendre's Foundry. Burlington,
also the Indiana Foundry OF O. p. Westcott Co.,
KeOkuk.
GRIFFIN 4 JANNEY. Gen. Agents.
Burlington and Keokuk, Iowa.
JAMES r. HOPKINS Gen. Agt for the sale Of Territory
&c mayll -:suy
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PARTICULAR NOTICE TO
u GARDENERS AND OTHERS
We have lust receved full sasoftmout Of LaAdreaho
celebrated Garden md Flower Seeds b papers and b
balk CAn round every ons
unarS-d&wtf ]. MOTION co
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WHAT LINCOLN DIN NOT pO.-Hc voted against
sending food and other supplies to our army in
Mexico, intending thereby to starve them out and
make them come hnma.
That Is what one Democratic paper-the Plaia-
dealer-eays. fH
Now hear what another Democratic paper
the kAttoQn {lIl 0sx. tte-sass:
We @ade the ii 'rses AGAINST NJ. Lincoln. in
relation 70 voting for supplies upon the Informs
ton OF On Intelligent gentleman, who assured us
that the record stood against him. The political
friends Of Mr. Lincoln called our attention 70 the
record, and upon examination ne find that in
stead Of NJ. LiGro'n il WAS John Henry OF Nor
gan. who was his immediate predecessor, Win
gave the vote. IL alEorsss ~ unfeigned pleasure
to Be able 70 say upon examination, that our fur
nser fellow citizen gave NO spch votr. and further
thrt Ne reessd Win .psue mpatssr with tha bess
Ven efasy party daring bic Consressicnal terra.
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DICKINSON & JOHNSON.
III NO. 40. JEFFERSON STREET, Il
Dealers In
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, TEAS, FRUITS,
BURNING FLUID, &C.
All goods sold At the lowest cash price, for cash in
exchang for produce.
Particular attention called choice Teas also
our Burning Fuid-allwho feel Of getting
the best Of u.s. na0nwfncfMe all sell from Me
pMs~st naf<ridis.
The highest market price paid for Paper Rags Bees Wax
and all kinds Of country produce.
e-All goods warranted 10 he what represent them
Remember the place, next door 10 Dcs Mones County
Savings Bank In Copp Parsons BLOCK. api2a-wly
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LINCOLN AMONG THE CHILDREN.-The follow
ing circumstance was related ~ teacher from
the FIVE Paints House Of lndustryin Sew York !:
Our Sunday School in tie Five Points was as
senbied one Sabbath morning, few months
since, when I uofpeda ssll aadremaikablc look
Ing man epter she room aud take seat among
us. He listened with fixed attention 10 our ex-
ercises, and his conntenance manifested such
genuine interest that ! approached him, and sug-
gested that he might be willing to say something
TO the children. He accepted the invitation with
evident pleasure, and coming forward began a
simple address, which At once fascinated every
little nearer, and hushed the ,oom into slepce.
His language was. sttskfnety beautiful, and his
tones n,hsishl With inteuseit feeling. The little
faces around would droop into ssd conviction ~
he uttered sentences Of warning, and would
brighten into sunshine as he spoke cheerful words
of promise. Once or twice he attempted TO
close his remarks, but the imperative shout Of
go on !" 't0h, do 90 on !" would compel him 20
resaa's. A. looked upon the gaant and sinewy
frame Of the stranger and markell bis powerful
head and determined features, now touched into
h. the impressions Of the moment, felt
IN iasesistible curiosity u learn stmething more
about him, and when he was quietly leaving the
room begged "a know his nssnc Ne csurteouf-
y replied II. i 4brsm Hncaln frow Illinois "
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OPENING FARMS Mr.. Joseph +. Burr, Of Mt
Holly. n. j., has lately commenced the opening
Of q farm Of $3.50 acres in Norway Thownship,
near the county line, and about four miles east
of the Skunk river. II is his purpose to do an
extensive Dairy and Stock raising business. He
il gentleman of extensive experience in these
departments Of agriculture. and possesses album
dant means to carry on the business to an extent
commensurate with lis ample domain. He ia
now nearly ready to begin the manufacture
Of cheese upon an extensive scale. Mr.. Burr
also proposes as soon as possible 70 commence
the culture Of the "tame grasses" and to manage
his farm most Thoroughly IN all departments.
Henry TEN Eyck, Esq, OF Cazcnovia, n. T.,
u also opening u 5000 acres Farm in Marion
township near the residence Of Mr.. Ross. We
believe it Is his intention to "break 1000 acres
of prairie the present season. and to make Other
improvements on the same liberal scale Stock
raising will also be the principal business on this
| model farm. The tarni is under the charge al
Mr. Hiram Carpenter, one of the best practi
| cal fatners that ever cnigrated 70 this section
| sf she State. m
Mr. John q. Bonner, Of Gainesville. O.. latel,
purchased the splcndid property known as Skunk
Grove some 1900 acTes-and Ia hard at work
| improving Il she present season. 1t is one Of
| the mnst beautiful spots VIC have ever seen, and
9ader the anterpsi.in and skilIfnl care OF Mr.
| Bonner viii sooa he msdc most splendid farm
-~fHamiIton Freeman
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The oldest con of Abraham Lincoln, . lad or
Is. Is at Phillips Academy. Exeter, N. H., prc
pairing 70 enter Harvard College next july; and
not already . member Of that College, "a has
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ssThe Throne Of David"
ANCESTOR AND TYPE OF JESUS.
A ITENTION FARMERS.

coRsE 1 son.
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u
FORWARDING 4 COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AGENcY CITY, IOWA,
Havine completed hi new hn Ilng Ne b nov prepared 10
receive goods consignment ana ~ do reneFal Com
mssann Busenem Az ~ honne % inanFea, ~ hopos "
have his share 81 ne public patronage.
Thanking my custouera for past hveFs AnA hopan9 4
ceatlnaaase oftas aMe. resaAin ~.,.~
0ayS-af s8 4Agsoey Cays lsNA.
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