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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-06

iR wAyIr woRKs.-The old Jeffer-
an Democrats, almost to a man, are
uen' Harrison. Of this fact, the
.sin democrats will have ample proof
one next November.
Aa meeting Of the friends of Mr. Van
u Ross county, number of dele
were appointed to- attend a conven-
apoe holden at Columbus, on the 9Th
,aoary next, among others, Mr. ia
a ~ had the honor of being select
me following is his response to
Ppotatment conferred on him. We
ue following from the Sciota Gazette.
s. mistake not many other Jacob
- Will be found all over the coun-
It.ssas. EDToRs:-In looking over
ha =. q delegates TO the Convention to
'su 10 Columbus on the 9th of Janu-
d IsAs announced in the Advertiser, I
sn honored with an appointment
i9.aon with many of my old po-
I. inends and neighbors. That / am
locrat, Messrs. Editors, there is no
a0n, having always voted on tia,
], ever intend SO doing. Twas ed
y to respect the great apostle oT ne.
,sy, Thomas Jefferson, who. fnd
y unbounded confidence in he hau'
Rario,ism and fitness Of William Hen.
larison for posts Of great trus. So
g, that he appointed him Governo,
northwestern Territory, Indian a
&C., and as am told and verify be-
saat General Harrison has ever bro
himself faithful to his country and III,
staslc party,I, and a par, OF my De
ss sa'lc friends and neighbors have de
''aea 70 support him for the Presiden
y therefore wish you, Messrs. Ed
I,,,;. NO MORN the managers Of the Ad
\ s 49, Z. that I cannot go up 10 Columbu.
e, - s'h Of January next, as / shall 5,
N W. r.. celebrating that glorious day will
/ c Sbsan:ocratic friends at the G ourt.hous,
Soshe, on which occasion / expec
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-06

The Loco Focos have nominated their
snan for Governor: but the friends of
knison have nominated a Bigger.-In-
faa Journal.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-06
GROCERIES.

Az BRLS. No N. O. Sugar ); 3 do Loaf do;
IV 10 sacks Rio and Havana Coffee; 9 box
es Sperm, Patent and Taiiow Candles; Teas;
Y. II. and Imperial Pepper, Spice, &c.; for sale
at a CHARLES NEALLEY's.
Jan go "a
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-06
CLOTHS, &c.

VIIO
pROADCLOTHS, Cassmeres, Cassinetts,
LID Jeans, Flannels, Calieoes, Silks, Domes-
tics, bleached and brown, Apron Check, Tick
ing, Drillings, Linens, Diapers, Merinos, Silk
and Cotton Vevets, Vestings, Merino Shirts,
&c. For sale cheap for cash, by
T. -s@aa he CHARLES NEALLEY.
s Jan %. ,,.....s.... ...... "a y
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-06
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.

Moccasin tracks !-Moccasin tracks /!
Whe'' an Indian, sees noccasin tracks
he kraoacs the enemy IS near.
FELLOW C1r1zENs:-I perceive that
the article | published last week in the
"Hawk-Eye and PATRIOT has created
some considerable excitementint the ranks
OF the Federal politicians. say Federal
politicians, for who else are Federalists
but those who have for their leaders those
bitter old opponents of JEFFERSON, MAD
1soN, and THE LAST WAR, mentioned in
my former comm unication. Several wri-
tiers in the last Gazette have attempted to
reply, which ! hrmbly conceive as yet
amount to nothing. | hope every citizen
who feels any interest in the subject mat
ter of this controversy will obtain, if pos
sible, the Gazette, and direct their atten-
ton to those articles refer to. ask no
better or very little better proof of the in
tegrity of my statements, than the bitter
ness of language, defamation, and empty
parade of words, and confusion of ideas
manifested by those writers.
have no excuse, Fellow citizens, to
make for that address. | have too much
knowledge Of the intelligence of this COM
munity to even attempt to impose any
thing UNTRUE upon them. Nay, l appeal
to this community, appeal to those wri-
tiers against me, THEMSELVES, if they will
permit the generous impulse Of their ma.
ture to reply, to affirm all | have said. IF
they are acquainted with the political his
tory of the country for the last 10 or Is
years, challenge them to refer to their
conscience and deny those things. dare
/ them to it..
/ The object Of the address was to expose
the attempts Of a certain few to raise the
| party question in this Territory. To
show the evil that would result if the par.
ty question were raised l found it neces ],
sary to refer to the evils which had been
visited upon the nation, at large, from par
ty excitement. The writer's against me,
as understand them, contend that the
very mention of those evils, has tenden-
cyato originate the party question here,
while contend that we can escape dam
!. ger better with our eyes open than with
them shut. Fifteen or twenty years ago
when party intemperance was nota fourth
part as high as it is now, GENERAL JACK
son himself wrote, Tins MONSTER. PAR
TT SPIRIT MUST BE PUT Down" Alas!
that the OLD cHIEFTAIN surrounded him
self with bad advisers, who led him as
u ~
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-06
GREAT BARGAIN.
FOR SALE,
THE BURLINGTON HOUSE,
and all the FURNITURE belon gi,,e
in fine sn,,,e m fhp ,,1osf 1ooso,, Nib

to the same, on the most reasonable
terms.
YEYHE subscriber DESTROYS and determined to
Il close up his present business in Burling-
ton, now offers the above named establishment
with all the furniture, which is complete, at a
very low rate on the following terms, one third
in cash, the balance in one, two and three
years. @ tl5
The Burlington House is large and commo-
dious well fitted up and furnished to accommo-
date from 10 to so persons.
All those wishing to make such a purchase
subscriber, at his room in the Burlington
House. II. E. Dickinson.
Dec 10 ~ 29-tf
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-06

lADT.-It is rumored that at a secret
sN Of loco focos held in the Senate
aneer on the evening Of the adjourn
aai the Wing Convention, it was de-
nnsd to withdraw Gen. Howard from
contest. We are not advised as to
ansons for this course, but presume,
@ umor is correct, that they are
shisned at the Wing nomination and
4m TO '.l hunt up a stronger candidate
Zen. Howard; or else they do not
Hn prudent to take him out of Con-
ss' and run the risk Of having his place
- y good whig and himself defeat
II! Governor. The notification of
'a g would be bad enough, there
3"Oesfer let him be. ~ Ia. Journal. I
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-06

J, m ! THE Person. person in
me Calaboose at New Orleans, writes to
one OF the Judges that he has been three
nmes sent to quod by the Recorder, be-
cause ',another gentleman of his name
had bad character. 81 "a SIS -
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-06

The capture of aiatamoras by the Fed.
eralists and volunteers from Texas, is
confirmed. The attack commenced on
the 18th ult., and lasted three days-and
many were killed on both sides.
I 1t is rumored that there has been a san
culinary revolution in Mexico, and that
Bustamente is deposed. If so, Santa Anna
( is doubtless at the bottom Of il.
I The population of Russia, exclusive OF
the Caucasian and Trans Caucasian pro-
vinces, on the LIST of January 1889, ex-
ceeded sixty millions!
/ The number of lives lost since 1916 by
accidents of all kinds happening to steam
boats, as far as ascertained, is 1876; num-
Der of persons Injured, who have recover
ed, 443; material accidents in locomotive
engines, %; killed, 81; wounded, 80.
Tom Didbin yet lives, is 80 years of
age, and nearly a mendicant. What fate
for that naval ballad laureate, who has lau.
reated British valor with such trophies,
provoked by his inspirations.
The Globe of the 3lst August, 1899,
declared Mr. Calhoun to be a man .szcho
never told the truth whe,a falsehood would
serOe his turn
The great Snoso Storm extended to
North Carolina, and there was six inches
of snow at Raleigh OH Christmas. the
sleigh bells Ginning, with the festivities
of the day. '7st
A New Orleans paper says that Sher-
if in that city made s25O,O00 in three
years.
Window Glass of a superior and beau
tiful lustre and transparency is being man
ufactured from rock crystal at Keene. N.
Hampshire.
! ANOTHER DEFAuLrER.-T New Or
leans True American states that a suit is
now pending in that city against WIN. H.
KERR, late Postmaster there, who is
charged with being a defaulter to the gov
eminent in the amount of sirty-n;ne
thousand dollars. Ten or twelve years
ago, we should have placed three
or four marks of establishment G) after
such statement: now similar things are
OF every day occurrence, and excite no
wonder. The case of Kerr came up in
cidentally, when the papers were read in
court, the latter part,of December. We
are reminded by the True American that
Mr. Depuy who,was the Postmaster at
New Orleans under Mr. Adams, and al
ways paid up his accounts like an homes.
man, was turned out of Office by General
Jackson to make room for the scoundrel
who has now stolen $4,000 dollars from
the eopie.-Cin. SIN.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-06
N. ID. BROWNING,

NTILL Practice Law in all of the Counties
w composing the first judicial District in
the Territory oil Iowa. and in the counties of
Louisaan Muscatne in the Cd District. Office
in Burlington, |. T. Jan. 9Th 1899
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-06
LUKE PALMER

I||-#.I| LIC1AI| 7 =
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the people of
~ pes Moines and the adjoining counties,
that he has on hand an assortment Of Clothing
that he is selling cheap for cash. Likewise,
Satinetts, Cassimeres, Calcoes, Sheetings,
Boots and Shoes, Groceries of the best quality.
All of which will be sold low for cash, or ex.-
changed for produce.
Burlington, Jan %, 1910. 81
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-06

Commonwealth is worthy of remark
that both the nominees of the Harrisburg
Convention. William Henry HARRISON,
and John Tyler, are natives of the same
place-Charles City, in Virginia.
TRIUMPH OF AMERICAN SK1tL.-Will-
lam Norris, Esq.,, manufacturer of Loco
motive Steam Engines, in Philadelphia,
has already become celebrated on the con-
tinent Of Europe for the admirable con-
struction and power of his Locomotives.
Numerous orders from England, Prussia
and Austria have been received for them,
and in every instance the engines SO or
dered, have, as far as ascertained, given
the highest satisfaction. The last number
of the National Gazette publishes the tes-
timonials lately received by Mr. Norris,
from the Directors Of the Imperial Ferdi-
nand Railroad, lin Austria, the Vienna and
Rad Railroad, and the Chief Engineer
and Directors Of the Berlin and Potsdam
Railroad in Prussia. All concur in rep.
resenting the engines of MIR. Norris as
having exceeded their expectation, being
Tar superior "to the best Of any English
manufacture = This is triumph Of
American skill, of which not only Phila-
oelPha but the country should be proud.
BRO. Jonathan. Is z I
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-06
DANIEL F. MILLR,

FORT MADISON, r. T. 3 ~
W1LL attend to professional business in
wv the Counties of Lee, Van Ruren, Des
MONIES, Henry, Jefferson and Muscatine ALSO
will act as GENERAL AGENT for the pur-
chase and sale of Real Estate, &c. in the coun-
ty of Lee. gi a'a'Gl. jtJ4 "a!
January lc, 1910 ~ sg5 33-1y, {.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-06
DRUGS. and MEDICIVES

III UtSDs'.z7VzJt7 NE,Z17EIlVEN-
& NHE subscribers having purchased the entire
- stock Of Drugs belonging TO Mr.. Edgar
and having received a large supply of z
Fresh Drags and Medicines, ll
Are no.. DESTROYS Of informing his old c,,sto,,.
ers and the public, that they can he .mnnEad
with all the articles in their line, at the lowes.
price; terms being cash. .S'S's
The store is in the. brick building opposite
the Gazette office. % siii aifl9s' IS : 7
.4t.sfa HASBROUCK 81 WHEELER.
u Physicians, and store keepers in the coun
|try.wonld do well to call and examine befor,
gong below, as we shall sell at st. Louis prices
burlington,I /. T.Jan 49, 1870 33-Iy
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-06

RAILROAD TO OREGoN.-It is proposed
to continue the Wisconsin Railroad TO
Oregon, and thus to form chain of rail-
roads from the Atlantic to the Pacific O.
cean, which would be the greatest tho
roughfare in the world! A letter from
the Chairman of the Wisconsin Railroad
Committee, says: ut may be matter of
surprise to some, who not knowing how
to appreciate the enterprise of the Ameri-
can character, are disposed to regard the
foregoing subject as wholly ideal-to be
informed that the Oregon Railroad has
actually been conaneencea-an enlighten-
ed Congress having already ordered the
survey of the route from Lake Michigan
to the Mississippi!
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-02-06
SHOCKING DEPRAVTTy.

AN ABoMINABLE AFFA1R.-An Irish
girl named Ellen Gallagher, apparently
about Is years of age, applied to the
Police within the last week for an assault
warrant against William Davis, of 81,
Peck slip, victualer. From some dis.
closures accidentally made by her at that
time, came these facts. She had been a
cook in Davis's family-he is married
man, and has several children, and she
was seduced by him about year since.
AS soon as he saw she was e,acieute he
removed her to bro1hel, kept by a fel.
low named Ebenezer Clark, in Duane
! street, near West Broadway. She was
there put under the care of Clark's 100.
J man. whose name is Sarah Smith, and
was visited from day to day by DR..
Thomas E, Gage, who has an office un.
der the Carlt2n House, and another at
232 Pearl street. ia -
The time having arrived when it was
thought safe to remove the child without
any serious injury to the mother-Davis.
the Doctor, and Clark's woman-the
Doctor being the chief performer, effect
ed their object-the girl conserving there
to-and the child was handed over to Da-
Wis, who wrapped it up in newspaper
and threw it off the dock at the foot of
Duane street.
DR. Gage was arrested Friday, 18th,
by officer Ben Hays-Davis and Clark's
woman by Gilbert F. Hays. The Doc
tor and Davis were fully committed for
trial, and the woman was held to bail in
the sum of $500, to appear as witness.
The girl, Ellen Gallagher, is also detain-
ed in prison.-N =. Jonathan aa.5 IN
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-16
BALTIMORE MARKET.
From the American of April 10.

CATrLE.-There has been good supply OF Beef
Cattle offered during the week, and part only were
sold at GO. so TO 81 so pes cwi., which shows q
shade of decline ON last weeks prices.
BAcos.--Sales Of new assorted Baltimore cured
Bacon at cts, and of nee Western Sides al 81
cts Baltimore Hams sell at IL cts Old West
tern Bacon Of all descriptions is held al prices diff.
fering widely. according 10 condition.
LARp.-New Western Lard is firm al 81 cents,
which rate sale Of $50 kegs was made for cash
and new Baltimore No. at 10 cts.
FIsH.--Several parcels OF new Shad from North
Carolina appeared at market this week The de-
mand owing 10 its being rather too early IN the
season, is not very active yet and portion only
found sales a, $40 per barrel for trimmed No L.
4aere have been some receipts Of new Herrings,
which sold in small lots, at 81. so per bbl. Mack
erel is without demand ct presea,
FLouK.--H oward Street Flour At the COM
rnence Of the week, Flour, OF this description
was duh from Stores at "a 81, and but few trans
actions took place Monday OF Tuesday. On
Wednesday there was more animation in The mar
ket and that day, and since then, sales Of
raj thousand barrels have been made at s7a cash,
which We quote the current rate now The stock
in market for sale is light, ard the receipts this
week have fallen off. We quote the Car and
Wagon price uniform at 81 IS. which is an ad-
vance Of l2d cts. per Dbl City Mins Flour
There is very little of this description IL market,
and we hear Of no transactions in it. Susqnehan-
ma Flour.-Saes Wednesday and yesterday
morning were made at s4,81, bu, in the afternoon
sales made at - s7l, and the market is firm
to-day at this last named rate.
WHEAr.-Tbere has been very little Nd. and
Va. Wheat at market this week. The sales of
Md. have ranged from 95 to 81 03 for fair to
prime reds. We hear of no sales Of white by
which to establish quotations. On Wednesday,
1000 bushels of Susquebanna taken for ship
ment to Europe at $l,05 cash, and to-day 500
bushels Of the same kind were sold al 81 06, also
for shipment to Eurorei
CoRS.-The prices Of white have been pretty
uniform throughout the week a. As and AZ cents,
and we quote these rates to-day. Up TO Wsdnes-
day, inclusive, sales of yellow made at so and
81 ctsi but yesterday sales were made at SO cts,
and to-day quote at AZ and 40 cts.
RYE.--Sales of several parcels Of Susquehanna
for shipment at 5 and SO cts. Frederick County
is worth so and SO cts, and l.. Shore 46 ard 48
cents.
OATs.-Wc quote Md. Oats today al ~ and 90
cts. Virginia cent so lower.
CLovERsEED.-The receipts nearly at an
end. and the article scarce We quote good to
prime at 5 o and $1,000 per bushel
FEATHERS We note sales of Western at al cts.
We quote prime at a and so cts
WHIsKEr.-The market has been steady thro'-
out the week, at ola cts. cash for hhds. Bb!s
have been sold at 234 cts in cases at per
cent. of for the cash. The Wagon price of bbls.
has ruled at 90 cts. exclusive of the Dbl
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-16
.yayr,c,s Hair Tonic.

WE HAVE, heretofore, numbered ourselves
w among those who believed that "AlI.
BERT'S HAIR IONIC" sold by Dr.. JAySI,
was one Of the many qnsck no,,rams whose virtues
never beyond the iesone pulls OF their sn.
lhors. We ara willing, nj length. to make public
Acknowledgment OF the error OF our belief, An u
innate friend some two OF three months since, ali
the tor Of whose Uranium "a bald US piece oI
polished marble, maugic all orr iasting und ridi-
cule u the idea Of attempting ,s cultivate barren
spot, rufchasei bottle OF two uf the II ar Ivn-
&c from Or. Jayne, and, according 10 bis direction,
applied it, Daring tho prevent week, the same
friend nshercd himself into our presenre. and uncos
yeting his hitherto naked head, nstonishai ns With
thir, though laSurlant growth u haif, from one
TO two inches in length upon the very premises
We hal believed =. unyieldins 10 cultivation sst the
tracklcs sand that skirts tho Atlantic. This Il no
puff tu is religiousl, true, and TO those who doubt,
the gentleman can be pointed out What Is morc
in favor Of this Tonic the ease here cited was
not one OF temporary baldaess--no sudden loss Of
hair--bu, was one Of years' standing, thoasa he
gentleman Is but IS years Of age Pstiadetphia
Spirit offhe TiDsrs If Oct. 81, 1899.
Prepared only by d.. JAYNE, No. 90 sonlh
Third ST., fhaislphis, and for sale BY WILSON
e. DOLL, Mnrtnshng, Va. Price 81
February 20, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-16
NEW
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

rEStiE subscriber has just finished opening, a
n new and beautiful supply of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
He invites all persons wanting cheap Goods to call
and look. before neutrality-suspicious. to let no
one go of dissati.fed-as he il determined to sell
cheap. His stock of Goods l. unusuaily large, and
The style new and pretty, among which may be
found
Black Mationi Lustring;
Black and Blue Black Gro DE Paus;
Figured Silks-all colors--some very pretty
Colored Florences and Black Mode
White aud Black Satin;
Ribbons and Beltings-every variety;
Black Silk Velvet aud London Qnl,ing
Italian Crapes-ali colors;
Silk vestings Black Silk Crsvats;
Muslin De Angela new and pretty goods;
Painted Lawns and London Prints;
Fancy Handkerchiefs aud Scarfs;
Ladies' Crayats; Black French Bombazlne;
Summer Cloths
Super and Common Cloths all colors
Super Cassimeres aud London Tweeds;
White and Coorcd Linen Drillings
Hamilton Drills; Brown Holland
Forsyth Nsnkeen; Burlaps;
French and Irish Brown Linens;
fIuckerback and Bird Es e Diapers;
S-4 and 10 Table and Russia Dispers;
Irish Linens aud Long Lawn
Linen Napkins; Crash;
Russia Duck Beachcd Dowless;
White and Coiored Marseilles;
White and Coored Sateens;
Cambria and Furniture Dimity
Cambria and Jaconeu Muslips;
Book and Swiss Mus Plain and Figured;
Jaconett Insertings and Edging;
Thread and Bobbinstt Edgings and lnsertings;
Wire Ground and Bobbinett Qullings;
Silk, Worste.i and Cotton Hosiery;
Silk, Kid, and Berlin Gloves;
Long and Short Pic Mic do;
MarseiIes and Brocade Skirts;
Sptalfed, Pcpgee. and Bandaona Hdkfs;
Linen Cambria and Berkeley do;
Bonnets; Artificial Flowers;
American Calicocs great variety;
With a large assortment Of Queens, Glass, and
Hardware, &c. &c. JOHN w. BOYD.
April 9, 1870
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-16
Election Notice.

A N Election will be held on Thursday, ke
N 23d day Of April, for the purpose Of elecIing
two members to represent the County Of Berkeley
in the House Of Delegates in the next Geneial Az
semby of Virginia
nJ'Ihs following named pei sons are appointed
Commissioners TO superin,end lhe Elecfion--to
VIII: At Martinsburs-John w Boyd. Benjamin
Comeg,s, William Gregory Thomas ). Page, and
John S Harrison: at Hedgesvile-EAward Coz
sion. James Robinson, Thomas J Harley, Hezekr
all Hedges, and Henry Seibert; at Fallins-Ws-
ters-Daniel h. Morrison, Silas Harlan, George
Chrisman, Archibald Sheerer, and John Hedges
a, Back Creek--George w. Robinson. Jacob My
ers, Lewis Grsnthsm, Edward Winning, and Rob
EFT V. Snodgrsss; ut William Mas
lic George Mekown, Stephen r SnoGgrass, VIM.
g. Morgan, and John Payne, of Henry.
LEVI HENSHAW, s. n. c.
April 9, 1s40.--3w
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John "A. Keedy.

YnSAKE NOTICE. That, on Thursday, the 30th
n day of April, 1870 at the Globe Tavern, IN
Hagerstown, Washington County. Md. we will
take the depositions Of joseph ) Merick, VII
liam Price, Charles Hazletine and John Herr, TO
be read evi lence in two srii. depending in
the Circuit Superior Court of Law AMI Chauccry
for Berkeley County, in which you plaintiff,
and the undersigned arc respectively defsndanrs--
the said dispositions 10 be tskee b, virtue Ut com
missions ssverally issued in sni sni,s.
CHARLES DOWNS. E1or
Of John kssiag,- deed.
VIM. CUNNINGHAM. Adm'r
ef Joka Cunningham. deed.
ApriI 2 f8i0-Jw
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BOnnets! EfODncts!!

TUST received, splendid assortment, Of BON
81 NETS, embracing the most Fashionable kinds.
Florence Braid Bonnets-Spring style;
English Double and Split Straw do;
Seven and Eleven Braid Straw do;
English Patent Braids;
4Doz. Colored and White Hoods cheap, cheap;
Boys Palm Leaf Caps.
Also, asplendid assortment fnew style Spring
Ribbons;
Cap Trimmings. Edgings, Laccs and lnsertings;
IL DOG. Artificial Flowers;
And great variety of New Style Fancy Goods,
which will sell on pleasing terms
April 9, 1870 A. ROBINSON & co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-04-16
RENO T.FE.

DR. JOHN So EIA5252ISOET
XMAS removed to the Brick House on Burke
Ii IL S., lately occupied by Mr.. Daniel FL. Doll.
April 9, l8i0,-3w
hOMESrIC GOODS "a 10, Al, and 5 4
EG Ble,ched Shrtings; rs, 4 d. and Brown
Shee,ires; rs and "A Cotton osnsburg; Brown
and White Drills; Pittsburg Cord; Coored Drill
ing: Mexican Mixtures; Indigo Checks; Peni,e n
tiary Plaids and Stripes; A aud Sd Furniture Cot
ton; Bedtickngs-rery cheap; Cassineltsi &C.,
&c, all Of which, will sell cheap,
JOHN w. BOYD.
Aprl O. 1870