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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-23
PAPER, &c.

PAPER, &c.
Oh REAMs ruled Cap Paper 30 do do
~ Letter do; SO do large Wrapping do,
heavy 10 do small do do !; 90 do white do do
Ledgers, Journals, Day Books; small Blank
Books, etc.-in store and for sale by
Novl4 H. w. MOORE e. co.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-23

PORK, L.aRD. &c.
IN bbls clear Pork; S do Beef;
III 1000 lbs Bacon 800 do Lard 200 But.
ter; Venison Hams and dried Beef; all Of the
best quality. Also,
so bushels White Beans;
100 do white Corn Meal;
bbls pure Cider Vinegar; for sale BY
Dec 10. Gazette copy.1 : -
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-23
BUFFALO ROBES.
DRIDaMAK & PARTR1DeE, have just receives
Ma bales Buffalo Robes. Nov 70
HARDWARE.

cPADES, shovels, Rim Locks, Norfolk
- Latches, Plane Irons, Iron Candlesticks,
Mason and Plastering Trowcls, Blind fasten'
ers. Frame Pullies, Brass and Jappan,d Door
Buttons, Files, Butts and Screws, Cutlery,
Augers, Chisels, Fire Shovels and longs,
Trace and Log Chains, &c. sc. For sale at
low prices, by CHARLES NEALLEY. 2
Jan % "a
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DISSOLUTION.

- O10oO1IO xOIV,
NHE partnership heretofore existing be-
IL tween Henry Emo and Hugh T. Reid, as
Attorneys at Law in the Territory of Iowa, is
dissolved by mutual consent. All business
heretofore confded to their care will continue
to receive their joint atteation.
I isssss 81 1 i afs HENRY EMO,
Fort Madison, Feb. s, 1870. 81
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BOOTS & SHOES

HENRY w. MOORE. JOHN G. PAGE.
H. w. MOORE 4 co.
Dealers in Groceries, Hardware,
Paper, sc. &C.
At the middle Brick Store Water Street.
BURLINGTON /. T.
June 6.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-23

4 s.s, COTTON YARN.
TOTTON YARN, Pittsburgh manufactc
Cry-for sale at CHARLES NEALLEY's.
Jan % "a
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-23
GROCERIES,

" GROCERIES,.
AZ BRLS. No N. 0. Sugar 3 do Loaf do ;
lO 10 sacks Rio and Havana Coffee; box.
es Sperm, Patent and Tallow Candles; Teas
Y. H. and Imperial Pepper, Spice, &C.; for sale
at CHARLES NEALLEY's.
Jan % 81
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DRUGS IND MEDICINES.

D1tUUO U1VD 1N1IO1C1IVEO. ~"
THE subscribers having purchased the entire
i stock of Drugs belonging to MI. Edgar,
and having received large supply of
Fresh Drugs and Medicines,
Are now DESTROYS Of informing his old custom
ers and the public, that they can be supplied
with all the articles in their line, at the lowest
price terms being cash
The store is in the brick building opposite
the Gazette office.
HASBROUCK & WHELEN.
10 Physicians and store keepers in the coun-
try, would do well to call and examine before
going below, as we shall sell at st. Louis prices
Burlington, /. T. Jan 16, 1910. 33-Iy
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BRIDGMAN & PARTRIDGE
"AVE just received per s. B. Brazil, Q
IL few pieces of Summer goods for Pataloon'
ALSO s ps Cadet gray cloth for Military coats
ALSO 2 cases superior perasols
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-23

MISSING.
A PLAIN CHEST, with leather lifting han.
IL dies, markcd" B. Henn," and containing
Books. Information which shall lead to its / re-.
covery will be suitably rewarded.
Address E. Johnston, Esq. Montrose, or the
subscribers, at Burlington.
BR1DcEMAN & PARTRIDGE.
Jan %. a.
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1T BURLINGTON. j y

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
TIME subscriber has received in part nd,
IL about receiving from Boston, Cincinnati en-
and St. Louis large and generalstPlTsi
Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils, Var.
nishes, Dye Stufs, Glass,cars,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-23
. FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
A Large assortment Leather and Hair
n Trunks, also Indian Rubber and COM
mon horse Collars, by
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JUSTICES Law. !,
B "A FEW copies of the late Justices ~, ~
"a Iowa for sale at the Patriot ofA
37k cents.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-23

Oh BBLS. best North Carolina Tai, receiy
~ ed per Volant, and for sale By, "a,
:. BRIDGxAs PARTRIDcr.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-23
CHARLES NEALLEY,

DEALER IN
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Queens,oare, Boots, Shoes, ready made
Clothing, &c. &c.
North corner Of the brick block, Water street,
Burlington, Iowa Territory.
Jan %. "a
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-23
Approved January Is, 1910.
zalsr AurHoRs1rTlY.l

the organization OF the Council of the
succeeding annual session.
.aisgSec.2. That it shall be the duty of
the secretary to receive and file all
certificates Of election isued for mem.
,sbers Of the Council from the offices Of
the clerks of the boardof county com.
missioners of the several counties in
this territory, and make roll Of the
me members who from such certificates
appear 50 have been elected mem
bers Of said Council. 3s-
Sec. 3. That the secretary, or if he
should not be present, then some
member or other person appointed
by the members present, Shall, al
twelve O'Clock meridian, on the day
appointed for the meeting Of the legis
lature, call the members SO enrolled
toaorder; the members shall then pro
ceedto electa president for the time
being. as ss3@
Sec. 4. That the Council, when s.
organized shall appoint committe,
80. q elections BY ballot or viva yoce, as
majority present shall determine, I,
consist Of FIVE members, who Shall
forthwith proceed to examine tn,
credentials Of members and ali con on
rtested elections, (if any, j and. repor
the same to the Councils -sIa Isl
Secs. That after the decisio,
Of all cases of contested elect;onr,ss IN,
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Feb -
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-24
EyER-POINTED GOLD PES.

TEyHE combined qualities of Incorrosbility and dura-
bility possessed by this and beautiful article,
NAV Justly claim for il the title of Ever pointed" The
body of the pen god incoosble metal, highly po-
lshed, and will always retain its elasticity and beauty
and the points, formed of metal second in hard
ness substance heretofore discovered having the
indissolubty of diamond, and wholly insensble
them. In addition 10 these enduring properties it has
the soness and smoolhness of the quill pen, and its in
corrosibity allows free and pleasant flow of the ink
invented the Ever pointed Pencil. The incest work
manship and long application Save been necessary "a
perfect it, and il is offered the Ne Plus ua
of pens having the beauties fine quill and metalc pen
combined with its own peculiar excelency of always r''
tanning the elasticity, the easy flow, ad the
aame beautiful stroke, Interchangeable by tune ana use
This pen has been in for 1--WE years, without the
least perceptible wea. f1z-Wanaated for one year.
For sale by CANFIELD BROTHER,
Corner of Market and Charles streets,
ola Agents for the Mauufactur Is.
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GEORGIA.

The Western Bank of Georgia was to have
resumed business on on the list inst. Her liabi-
lities would be paid in par funds until the gene
raj resumption of the Georgia banks, when she
would be prepared to pay specie. The cashier
says
i'With capital as little impaired as any bank
that has lost any thing, the Western Bank has
now in suit aAd in judgment, seventy five or
eighty thousand dollars Of good claims, which,
during the present year she has been pressed to
an issue, with view to discharge fully her OBJ
legations to the public. With these means, and
cash in hand she cannot fail to pay by the lst of
October, her whole circulation (now little over
thirty-five thousand dollars with all her other
indebtedness, which is merely nominal.
An agency of the bank will be fixed at Column
bus, Ga. which is designed as convenience to
the banks and the people of the interior, having
settlements to make with her. All notes paya-
BILE at the agency, will be redeemed with specie
on demand, now and forever"
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SUMMARY.

Travelling IN THE DELAwARE.-The ag-
gregate amount of persons, travelling by the
different steamboats, on the river Delaware
has been reduced to at least one half since
last August, notwithstanding the reduction Of
fare
NAvAL.-Orders have been received to fit out
the U. S. sloops of war Yorktown and Dale, ly-
ing at Gosport. They are destined for the Pacific.
Comm ander John Fl. Aulic has been appointed
to the former, and commander Charles Guanett
to the latter.
BILLS OF MoRTALITY.-There were 16S inter
ments in New York last week; men 43, women
80, boys a, girls 59.-Undcr two years Of age,
65 In Philadelphia there were 50 deaths, as
adults, 81 children. In Boston there were p
deaths.
SMUGGLING continues to be practsed on the
Northera frontier to a great extent, though the
public officers active in their attempts to sup
press it.
In the neighboorhood of Philadelphia on Sat
urday morning, there was the heaviest frost of
the season.
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CANFIELD & BROTHER.

CoTheF OF BALTIMORE and ChaTIes streets.
addition to their already large assortment are daily
receiving supplies of goods in their line, such
Gold lever WATCHES. of ''Tobas," "Johnson,' y
"Harrison," and other makers-"goid anchor levers F"
goId cpnes, and vertical Watches; silver lever, sill
English, and common silver Watches; gold Guards
and fob CHAINS Guard KEYS and Seals; gold Ear
Rings; PINS and RINGS of every variety; gold Pencil
Gases; THlABEES; Miniature CASES, and every va
riety of JEWELRY; silver and plated WARE OF all
kinds Lamps and Girondoles; gilt alabaster, and ebony
CLOCKS; M9sic BOXES; German silver SPOONS
and FORKS.
AIso-MILITARY GOODS, such as-sWORDS,
EPAULETrES, PLUMES, SASHES, BUTTONS, and
every article in that line. ''Roger's'' fine CUTLERY,
together with all kinds of Tools and Materials for watch
makers-with a great variety of FANCY GOODS,
suitable for the country trade All of which will be sold
reduced prices and on pleasing terms at wholesale or
retail. Country merchants invited to call. oc3
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OF the 10th, brings advices several days later.
Order reigns throughout the entire Republic of
Ucatan The only part of the peninsula
where the Centralists still retain foothold, is
the town of Tobasco. The place is now occu-
pied by Mexican garrison. But the mouth of
the river is commanded by the Federalists, who
blockade the entrance with small feet, con-
sisting of brig, carrying six guns, aid two
schooners carrying four each. The squadron IS
under the commasd of General Avaza. For
some reason or other all active offensive opera
tions have been suspended before the town oil
Tobasco, the parties waiting probably the re-
suits of the revolution in Mexico 1t is CRAFTY
ing to hear of the growing prosperity OF Uca-
tan She is rapidly augmcntins her resources,
and consolidating the elements OF a strong re-
public,
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TO TRAvELLERs ooMEsGr

CAUTION TO TRAVELLERS COBzEHet
u SOUTH.-Travellefs going South are cazt0uea
against giving eredence 10 the handouts ana Piaea[as M
sued by the Bay Company between Baitimofe ana NaRs
folk who resort all sorts ofdevices to deeevetie rn
lie and induce travellers take their line, puhEasg
moop other things statements purporng To be from taN
ers that bv the mail routes passengers going SoaE,ar
"a hours later the Bay line, and thar they SUBJ
jected personal superintendent of their bBg7ge ats
the risk of losing il, and that they are compelied It tbs
North Anna River TO walk considerable distance DOWN
steep hill and up another in the middle of The nish
involving both exposure and risk
All ofthose statements entirely false Passensss
by the mail are, stated in the bills OF the ak
route, soften u hours in advance OF those % sse Bog
boots in reaching Charleston, and never (uniess IN sz
extremely rare contingency behind them SO TAR ron.e
having any trouble with baggage this tiketed board
the Potomac steamboats, 1.-THE companies on the route rAz
becoming responsible for IL and Is aevefea On saase
nont where changes occur to transfer themselves s@s
one conveyance to another. Al the North AHnaA g -
trge they are Obliged for few days u walk sbofs &n
tan 20 acioss temporary but perfectly bridge x
one sci of cars another; but this IS at half past
O'Clock in the evening" instead of at midnight, asfzls&
in one of the Ibels the Mail route In The coezse a.
week at farthest this difficulty will cease 10 exist
the expiration of that time, the rail- road bridge HoS ra
pidy re-constructng across the Nortn anna WIFE - -
sable.
Mail route being shortest by 20 miles, and brnS Bszs
ly all rail road he the certain aud expedHin
that would be employed for the conveyanee Of NJ.
great mail unless il and that there must Pc zos
board bay steamboats, out OF sghI OF iand xe4
TO the ton of their spee; to compete with the ra rDaf
line, in which the bursting of boiler would prabahsF
destroy all or nearly all on board that tefe WA - -
rail road cars where in tile of an engine fx
ing thrown off the track, the engineer and fireman sn
would be injured. stl.F-5s
AS prof of the great safety of the great mail
il may be mentioned that of more than 800 900
on within the last five years, not ssnGs
passenger has been seriously injured
In conclusion the companies the great mail rotzt
would respectfully ask the attention of travellers 70 the
wording of the libel their line pportng 70 Be ssne
by certain persons from the s0uih they will see af ozes
ON its parzan character that if a forgery, the Psn
sons signing have from motive been liaaeea ~
secome partizaas ofthe Bay boats. and iat
stance and not the interest travellers has indeed s
TO attach their signature to :.
Office OF Richmond & Frederckshus'k. l. o.
and V.shinqtou do do -Sleanboa1 Ia
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND

THNEII1 Preliminary Course of Lectures now in pro-
n gress in this Institution will terminate with the last
week in October and regular course for the winter
will commence on MONDAY, November the second
giving medical students already members of the
Glass, opportunity oil attending fail course at the
usual period.
Prof N. POTTER, Theory and Practice of Medicine.
Il. w. HALL, Obstetrics, Hygiene * Medical
Jurisprudence.
s. G. BAKER, Matena and Medical 1herapu-
tics.
w. L. AKIN, Chemistry and Pharmacy.
w. N. BAKER, Anatomy and Physiology.
n. r. SMITH, Lecturer on Surgery.
The Professor of Anatomy ia addition to lis other dat
ties after the departure OF DR.. Smith, will deliver
additional course of Lectures on Surgery.
The Faculty are happy to have it ia their power to
nnOunc that their well known facilities for instruction
have been increased during the past season by the ad i
tOn of valuable preparations 10 their costly
and extensive Anatomical Museum. The splendid
Chemical Apparatus of the University has been maten
ally Improved aud augmented, aud valuable collection
OF foreign and American minerals, his been placed in
the Laboratory for the benat ofthe Glass in ChemI try
Their spacious dssecting rooms and abundant supply Of
the material enable them offer advantages TOR the
study of Anatomy unequaed ny any Institution in the
country; while the Baltimore Infnnary afforded every
convenience for daily clinical instruction both in Surgery
and Medicine. VIM E. a. AKIN, Dfa4.
oil 2awllsN
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PENNSYLVANIA.

WOODEN PAvEMENT.-The worl1men have
been several days removing the wooden pave
lnent in Walnut street opposite the Exchange.
The pavement was put down three years ago,
and is now in such state of decay, that for
some time past it has been dangerous Tor horses
and vehicles to pass over it, more especially
when 1t was wet. The material of which it
1yas made, was a kind of porous, shaky hemlock
rI'he blocks were cubical, and set on end in d.
rect lines ACROSS the street While taking them
up great many of them fell to pieces, which
shows that il was not proper material for that
purpose, even if the kind had been good.
The street is now to be paved with white &C.
der blocks The wood is obtained from the ex-
tensive cedar swamps in the eastern part Of New
Jersey. The blocks are in form the rhombus,
with a crease or groove across the upper face
when laid, which will run at right angles across
the street, to carry of the water into the side
cutters. Each block has two holes in opposite
Sides for the purpose of pinning them together
This becomes necessary from their position,
resting, as they will, on each other, at an angle
Of about Gorty-iive degrees. iphia North
american.
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NHT ASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF BAL
Wv TIMORE.@The regular lectures in THIS Inslb,

NHT ASHINGTONU UNIVERSITY OF
w TIMORE.-The regular lectures in thus I1stS
tuition will commence at the usual period, thelast Mon
day of October, and continue until the LIST OF AaEeA
The Faculty consist of the following professors "a t
j. H. MILLER, NJ. d., Professor of Anatomy and PET
sioIngy,
SAMUEL K JRsSrSGs, NJ. D., Professor Of Materis
| Medca Therapeutics, and Legal Medicine
w. w HANDY, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics ard
Diseases of Women and Children.
JOHN C. S. MoNKUR, NJ D., Professor of InsiifiSsaG
and Practice of Medicine.
EDWARD FOREMAN, M ID. Professor OF Chemistry,
JonN X. w. DUNBAR, M D., Professor OF SuKgeTF and
Anatomy.
w. R. HANDY M. D., Demonstration of Anaioas-
The faculty would invite the attention OF stzInsz az
medicine and the profession generally TO he= pees
advantages of this institution
The plan is novel and is believed improved. In Ms
edce contained college for Ihe delivery o.
lectures, rooms for large number of resident sitzen
aud hospital for the sick. The hospital, which isa
place chosen for the medical atment of the Of
the United States, entitled to hospital relief from the gov
eminent, and containing upwards of 100 patieHss paA
lie and private, affords one OF the best helds Tor te A
disease in this country. And the resident stdens
have charge of the patients, under the direction Of TIA
Professors, they cannot fail to acquire movesgeeE
practice which will greatly facilitate their sucess IN
after life
The arrangements for the prosecution of the imRsE
tant department of anatomy are unsurpassed tsiE
country In addition the abundance Of suteess 1aE-
which Baltimore has always been remarkable, owing
the liberal and enlightened views of her citizens ss
arrangements of the disseetng rooms of this University
are such as TO afford peculiar facilities.
in the different departments, the professors we'll
supplied with the essential means OF dem0nsfEasfuG
whatever is required
The chemical apparatus suffices TO Illustrate the B
cples of chemistry.
The department of surgery will be illustrated by q
large number of instruments, models and appzatisRs
comprising those of Auzoux and the pathological mode
of ThibeI, Justly celebrated, imported from .Eanspg
expressly for this department of the University
The faculty sincely believe that young VsETeeaN
desire acquire practical knowledge of their pFofss
son fail be struck with the great advamz9az
an institution organized 50 improved plan nsaze
Afford they invite all such visit their institsnaa
and to form impartial Judgment of what Is thehesa
suited to advance their own interests.
Additional information in reference TO the plan, terz4
&c. NAY be obtained by letter addressed to
JOHN r. w. DUNBAR,
Dan of the Faculty.
The Fredericksburg Arena, Richmond Enquirer, EoEE
folk Beacon, Charlottesville Advocate, StauntoB Sser
ator and Winchester Republican will copy the ab6sss,
Sc % dtNh
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LIST OF APPLICANTS
For the benefit ofthe Inoirent Lar Of Maryland for the

last Ueek
Solomon Richards, (coI'd) stephen Burgess,
hCharles Hall, (coPd) Jose PHI Robinson,
civilian Link, Joseph Hill, (cOl'd)
david Miller, tJoseph s. MoIeand,
tJohn Harp, Jesse Hampton,
Joseph G. Dobbins, William A. GudgsOn,
William Sturgeon, John Smith
-+For dpbis less than $50
To appear before the Commissioners of Insovent
Debtors, 9TH Dec, lS40 at ten O'Clock 10
interOgatoies.
bay of final hearing before the said Commissioners,
9th Feb 1871, ten O'Clock, m, and also before
Baltimore County Court to swer allegations if any.
IT, s. Moreland was compelled to petition in conse-
quence of having given his special contract,
which violated, and his paper put into market con-
trary to the agreement and without value.
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NOTICE..

TWyIJE undersigned, Owners of the Washington
n Chronicle) have made an assignment Of their ac-
counts and assets 10 CHARLES 5. FOWLER, Esquire,
of baltimore fur The benefit of their creditors All col
Iectors and others indebted, viii please observe that said
Fowler has appointed JAMES II. HAMILTON (now of
Batmore,) his agent, 10 whom all payments are re-
quested to be made. j. H. HAMILTON,
Il. w. DENHAM.
PS J. H. HAMILTON continues his agency for
settling Cen DUFs GREEN'S accounts, made during his
residence in " ashingtOn city.
baltimore, 29th Sept. 1910.
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MISSOURI.

The St Louis Republican notices the Metho-
dist Conference recently held at that place, and
says:
" During the past year, we understand, great
.accessions have been made to the society, and
several new churches erected. We are gratifed
to learn, too, that the Literary institution at
st. Charles, under the control and guidance of
Missouri Meth ,dists, is in a very fourishing
condition, and bids fair not only to advance the
cause of Christianity and education, but to prove
an honor to our State. We congratulate the
society on their bright prospects, and cordially
extend them best wishes"
The next Annual Conference of that State is
appointed to be held at Palmyra, Marion county
October 9th, 1S41.
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DUKEHART,S yAHIETY STORE

No l0I4 BALTIMORE STREET.
Between South and Calvert streets
VA HERE can be had reasonable terms, I'll
w following articles
Sweeping, Scruhbing, Shoe, SoOh, Weavers' and Full
ler's BRUSHES.
Round, Square, and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, ha
sonely letteTed.
Willow basket CARRIAGES.
Bellows, Marbles, Bandy ball, common Tops.
Baskets, Washboards, towel Tohers.
Fishing Hooks and Lines.
Hay and garden Rakes.
Lime or Lemon SqueeZers
Nests of sugar Boxes
Bread IT avs. cake boards, and rolling pins
Moulders Spoons
amp Wcks, assorted; candle Wick
Cane metal Stay Reeds and cane, suitable for rec
makers
Plough leading Lines
Parlour and kitten BELLOWS
Patent Taps; Wool Cards
Wooden, cassinett, and Cotton
Hand and hySuttles: cabbage Nets, sc
Baltimore. 5InOnlh. 1910. oct3