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Notice.

Notice.
, aNHIS is TO notify ALL and every person or per-
Il sons, holding notes, or obligations, of any de-
scripton, to which am bound as security, to take
steps 0s will release Inc from said bonds, notes or
obligations, before the approaching term of the
Howard Circuit Court: as will not stand any lon
ger responsible,
JACOB HEADRICK.
Fayette, July 25th, 1910. l0.-tf
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Rags Wanted.

kA 600 lbs good Merchantable Rags
CU,UUU wanted in exchange for Book,
and Stationery, by
TURNBULL g. THURSTON,
No. 1872 Main Street, opposite the State Bank
St. Louis, Mo.
April 4th, $40. 3-lv
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Tory.
No. IS, MARKET STREET, St. LOUIS
VIZ HERE can be found large ard extensive as
w sortment of Silk, Bingham and Oil cloth UNI
brellas also plain and fgu red Parasols OF every
style and finish, some with rich Pearl and Ivory
handles manufactured especially for the retail trade,
and will be sold by wholesale retail at Eastern
prices, adding the transportation Of stock &C. &c.
Country merchants are invited to call and examine
this assortment.
March u, 1-tf. n. PHILIPS, % Market st.
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RrOaa al Wholesale.

BYOaa at Wholesale.
EEARVEY g. BIRCH are now receiving an ad-
L d dtiOnal supply Of genuine JUNIATA IRON
and NAILS, which they offer to the trade at whole
sale only. Their stock consists of
100000 lbs. bar iron, assorted from > inches
square to nail rods, including all sizes
Of round, square, and fiat,
1000 lbs. American blister steel.
1000 " German steel.
500 " Cast steel, three sizes.
500 - Hoop iron, two sizes.
100 Kegs of nails and brads, assorted.
Also, six full sets of tools, including anyis, vices
bellows, screw plates, rasps, files, &C.
Fayette, May 9th, 1910 IS
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United STATES, Oct. 81, IIYI
FIRST Observation-Disclosures
WILLIAM II. HARRISON, Ensign, vice
Thompson promoted.
GEORGE WASHINGTON"

Thompson promoted.
GEORGE WASHINGTON"
In the same Journal, page IS. the following:
"llonday, Nor. 7, 1871.
The Senate proceeded to consider the nomina-
ton of the President Of the United States, con-
tanned in his message Of 3lst October, 1871: and
resolved, that they advise and consent 10 the ap-
appointment of the persons therein named, TO the
Offices TO which they arc respectively nominated
&c.
In the same JOURNAL 1903, page 132, the fol-
lowing;
"United States, Feb. %, 1893.
Gentlemen of the Senate: | nominate the fol
lowing persons for promotion and appointments
in the Legion of the United States, viz:
WILLIAM II. HARRISON, Lieutenant, vice
Prior promoted. .
GEORGE WASHINGTON"
In the same onrnal, page l34, the following
Saturday, Feb. %, 1893
The Senate took into consideration the mes
sage Of the President of the United States, nom
mating for promotions and appointments in tho
Legion of the L. States.
Resolred, That the Senate advise and consent
to the appointments respectively, agreeabIy L
the nomination.
In the same journal, 1877. page $50, the fol
lowing:
"Uaued States, July 10, 1897.
Gentlemen of the Senate; nominate TIT
following persons for promotions and appoint
mcnl. in the Army OF the u. States.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-10

~ FIGURED SILKS.
NV pieces Black and Blue Black pain and fig
ured silks.
10 do Plain and Figured Fancy Silks.
ID do Muslin de Lain.
6 do Painted Lawn.
do Black Bumbazne.
90 do silk Pocket Handkerchief, for sale
by RICHARD H. LAW.
May 3d. 1910. loft
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Cloths.

Oh pieces Black, Blue, Green, Invisible Green,
~ Drab, Cadet mix, Steel mixed Brown
and Olive Cloths.
80 do Cashmere and Satinetts.
10 do Red, Green, White and Yellow Fan-
nelS.
80 doz. Cotton and Silk Hose, for sale by
RICHARD H. LAW.
May Odd, 1910. loft
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PAIR ASOES.

EUST finished, the most extensive assortmen,
81 ever offered, very chaste and elegant pat
terms, ct prices varying from 81 30 to Sc CO., for
sale very low by N. PHILIPS,
% Markets. ST TouiS
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FlRsr REGIMENT or INFANTRY.
WILLIAM ii. HARRISON, Captain, vice
Kngsbury, promoted JOHN ADAMS
On motion, it was agreed, by unanimous con.
sent to dispense with the rule, and that the said
nominations be now considered. Whcrcupon,
Resolrcd, That tue Senate do advise and con
sent 10 the appointments, agrceably to the nomi,
nations
In the same Journal, 1898, page 282.
"TReSday, June 26, 1898
The following written message was received
from the President OF the U. States, by Mr.. Nal.
com, his Secretary;
Gentlemen Of the senate: nominate, &c.
WILLIAM H. HARRISON, Esp. Of Virginia
to be Secretary Of The Territory Northwest Of the
River Ohio. JOHN ADAMS.
Thursday, June %, 1898.
The Senate took into consideration the message
Of the President of the u States, Of the 2Gth in,
slant, and the nominations contained therein, &e,
WhereupOn,
Rcsolrcd, That they do advise end consent to
the appointments, aSrecably 10 the nominations
respectively"
in the same journal, 1900, page 1858, the fol,
lowing: ,oo,
Gentlemen Of the Senate: ! nominate WILL,
LIAM II. HARRISON, of the Northwestern
Territory, to be GorGnor Of The Indiana IGTi.
tory. JOHN ADAMS.
"Ffiday, February 4, 1903.
The message Of the President Of the United
States, communicated on Sd February, was read,
as follows: Gentlemen of the Senate: ! nomi,
nate &C., WILLIAM II. HARRISON, to be
Governor Of Hldiana Territory, from the 18th
day of May next, when his present commission as
Governor will expire,
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, of Indi.
ana. 10 be Commissioner 10 enter into ANY treaty
or treaties yhicL mag be accessory 1eih ANY In.
dian tribes North West Of HE ohio, and piitin
The territories fine U, S. on The subject fheir
boundaries Or la,adS.
THOMASJEFFERSON."
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yINHE subscribers having established themselves
l. for the sale of
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IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER g. DEALER
MUSIC g. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
M lInrloL q MI
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-02-12
BENJAMIN LUNDY.

All persons having manuscripts. letters.
or documents OF any kind, belonging 20 The
late BENJAMIN LuNDY, calculated 10 ilIus-
trate the arduous and disinteresred IaboFs Of
the deceased IT, the cause of the oppressed
and enslaved people of color. will confer an
especial favor upon his relations, by send
ing Them as soon as they conveniently can.
10 The Antl-Slavery Office in Philadelpbia
addressed to JOSEPH LuNDY, and they are
hereby requested SO to do.
Persons desiring them returned At son,.
subsequent period, should convey such in
formation with them; and their wishes will
be carefully attended to. -
The different anli-slavery, and other ne
rlodIcals throughout the country. will ron
Ter lavor upob the relatives of the deceas-
ed, by. giving The above notice one or more
insertions in their papers. -'0'e
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-02-12
II Tasanery for Sac.

Taaa subscriber will sell on cool term. b;..
si-Iins Of n situated IN Salisbury Village con.
stories higb m sa,.-hoase, p by IS feet. two
Ter Ter ana summer. Also a b,,y ha,s'. -, IT. ~,
.yd 20 leet, with Iaik-miH lhs. goes Nv wsis-
,r;lI,a s' Ia Darn on tn premises. Ltke,v;s.
village lac lot. with a small garden. "'se
ne above establishment will ~. sols -.
~ any one wishing TO establish himself \.
nc tanning business, had better csl and ex,n -
,rSe-s @Iose premises before he purchases Else
prom, Fsn ,p, IT, particulars enquire OF Job.s
Leicester. " we ssesci her ~
Leicester. Oct. p, 1899, re
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-02-12

INTO the house; vet it was not violent
enough TO 90 any damage. AS for as it
is now ascertained, Prone to the south,
ana Bronco to the north of Ava, were
entirely overthrow by the earthquake:
50 tnat from Prone TO the borders of Chi
na' more than six hundred miles north
ana south, embracing the most ponulous
part OF the empire, not single paoodo
temple or brick building. is left Standing,
ne earthquake was. severe in Asracan.
ana an old volcano on the Island of Brom.
rec was re-opened, and the long conceal.
ed hres mingled wilhsmoke and ashes
rose to fearful height. 1t remains to l,..
asceFIained yet, how far this great earth
quake extended into China; but as there
are several volcanoes among the mount
ans between Burmah and China. It is
more than probable TO me that there are
Suo'effanean communications betwepn
THESE volcanoes TO the south, as amonr
the mountains between Arracan aid Bur.
nah, and in the island of Bromree and
also on the Andeman island in the Mari.
ban gulf
Inc two extremes are more tban one
thousand miles apart, in a direct line from
horth to south. But the fact that the
who'e1ntermediate country was shaken at
the same moment, and prodigious sub.
tefranean noise was heard resembling the
rolling of thunder is, think. satisfacto-
ry evidence that there are subierranean
communications between these widely
separated volcanoes.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-02-12
Notices.
Silk Convention,

public meeting Of those who feel an, ;r,eras, 4,
me culture and manufacture of silk in the Unit-i
States, will be holden at Brandon, on the rI,;rJ
W wednesday OF February next under the direction
OF the Rutland and Addison County Silk Society.
An address Is expected from a gentleman of Nass.
achusetts. general attendance is invited. IN
La behalf of the Elk. commirtee
Z. MAxHAm Secretary.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-02-12

The BRANDON ANTLSL.veev So
S S.,i nTid ITS annual Meeting at the North
e 1.nooa rouse IN the village, on Monday
I ID Rasb. next; -, On Tuesday ereniag, e.
A nil-Slarery address, in the Rsn,;s, ~ a"
lnghouSe. An address from, fy;ar',t s.Se'-
will be worth hearing. Those wbo I car er
attending will lose rare in,eIIec,nai 'e,l %
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-02-12
MARRIED,

IN eahsoury' on the 4th inst, by c. A. Thor
as OF Brandon, John Prout. TO Lomsa NJ ron,l
:, In Warsaw, Genesee Co. n. Y an ToS
fear's eve byJ. Clark, of LEROY, a. RI S,o,'.
e e pastor OF Baptist church at PALMYRA. 10 Dsl.
IL o. Youngest daughter of Seth Gates, of ti,s
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-02-12

EDUCATION IN M1cHIGAS.-In This
State literary institution has been eslab.
lsned with SIX branches Ii is STYLED the
University of Michigan. Wcbster's
Spelling Book, Grammar and Dictionary
are the basis of instruction in the Enolisb
language. A missionary writes that the
regents of the University have adopted
Webster's Grammar as decidedly prefer
able to any other. The Superintendent
OF Pubilc instruction writes can tru-
ly say that this is the only grammar OF
The lang uage with which | an acquainted
that | should be willing TO see introduced
into our schools. trust the time IS moi
Tar distant when worth and learning will
meet just reward. Y. Spec.
1t is stated in letters from Philadelphia,
That the bill requiring the banks of that
state to resume specie payments on the
i4th OF February, has passed the lower
branch of the Legislature, and been sent
to the Senate for concurrence.
1t IS also reported that the directors OF
The Bank of the United States have offer
ed 10 surrender their charter, provided the
state will refund the bonus of two mill
ions and upward The state is unable to
do it.--H. u Spec.
EIGHTY FIVE Cans, containing
among otherthings 900 barrels Of flour.
aud oil tons OF iron,-the gross load Be-
ing 5l1 tons, were brought By sIScLs
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-02-12
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

NJ. Benedict, Brandon.
~ Thompson, Colchester ~ %
" Williams, Bridport. zoo
u. Z, West. Weybrdge, 2 o.
A. Bixby, Fownshend ~
N. c. Joy, Putney, $40
L Woods Passumpsic, w
r. Hammond. Ticonderoe, w 90
H. Ives Georoe.;iIn NJ 100
w. Johnson, Jamaica, w
). z. Stone, E. Berkshire, w
Z. Earnsworth, Walden, a aoo
Z. Taft, Stsrksboro', a ao0
Z. Eggerton, ). WalIingford, w
L. Davis, Bolton, N. Y. 10
y. Shedd. q. w
L. Stockwell, SALISBURY $50
Z. M. Perry. Plainfeld 20
A. ), Hale, Passurnpsie, 1n9
A. Haynes, Rutland. q W W
4 Ford q 200
l. Allen 4. zoo
J. Button, WallingforJ, 81 9o
J. Button, Jr., au9
p. Hamilton. N. Troy, ~ ~
N. H. Downs, Troy,
J. Myers, Bristol, 2X
Z. U. Barrett, BrookIne 80
E. Walker. ~
ID. Wellman, zyg
q. Carey, 2OO
G. Hale, 200
N. Cobb, saxron's River, log
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DIED,

~ ~ FAST berkshire. the 9th uIt., in The e..
81 u = y Stone OF typhus fever, Julia A. Rn"s
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-02-12
Vermont Literary and Scientific
Institution,

ThE Spring Term of this school will con,o....
: on The last Monday in February.
Board If T4sErncft0a.
CARLETON IL PARKER, Teacheru Of Na,bs,n.,;.-
and Philosophy. " 'i1'neinaiics
Languages. e"el'er OF Ancient
Department. saeher IA Eemale
4. u. PARKER, Assistant Teachsr
Tuftioa
or Arithmetic, English Gramnar. e;.o-,,.I
ann history oIlhe United States. = SSss
or higher English branches & Laag,pge. " .
French' Drawing and Paiaiing, each extra. ! On
Boarding.
I'oard al the Institution per week. IN
IN private families from I51ta ~.
w d. Students who wish TO obtain hoard -
requested to call on the Principal, who wifi d;rs
uhein to the different boarding houses.
The facilities of acquiring KNOWLEDGE =, ,,,;..
Institutions are now botcr than they 6ava 49,
hitherto Each teacher takes charge of nar,. -
studies, and his whole attention Is eIevo,sd =, ~
CARLETON PARKER 3s,s - f'ein-
Brandon, Feb. 10, 1910. Fs@cspH.
T. = Instruction in Music will be c;,s. - g..
who desire il. s't~r 10 thoss
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Burlington, April 80.
BOARDING SCHOOL.

I'm the first Monday of May next, the sub.
" scriber will commence Boarding School,
at Hampton, Rock Island county, Illinois.
Instruction will be given in all the ordinary
English branches, and in the Sciences and An.
Gent Languages, Botany, Mineralogy, and
Vocal Music will be taught on such a plan as
TO furnish highly agreeable and useful recre-
alton to the pupils, without engrossing time
which should be devoted to more severe study.
Parents may feel assured that children plac.
cd in the family Of the principal, will be con.
stantly under his supervision, and that their
health, morals and manners, will be carefully
regarded.
The Terms for session of % weeks, for
board, washing, fuel, lights, and tuition in all
the branches, will be $50 90.
For the same. without instruction in the
Ancient languages, $50 90.
Payment to be made quarterly in advance.
Boarders will be required to furnish their
own beds, bedding and towels, or they will
be supplied at an extra charge Of ten dollars
per session.
Hampton is located on the bank Of the Mis-.
sssippi river, at the middle oil the upper rapids,
and is distinguished for beauty of scenery, and
healthiness of location.
SAMUEL L. LAMBERSON
Refer to D. W. Kilbourn, Montrosc, ]. G.
Edwards, Burlington, T. S. Paryin, Blooming
ton.
April 10, 1910. 3m-4S
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ECTIC SCHOOL BOOKS.
100000.

TTNHE Eclectic Series has been undertaken by
Il few untiring laborers for the education
Of the " ,ohote people," president McGuffcy
and others) for the purpose of furnishing a
complete. uniform, and improved set of Schoo!
Books commencing with the alphabet
Nearly FIVE hundred thousand copies of these
valuable School Books have been published
during the short time they have been before
the public. They are now the standard School
Books Of the west
The Eclectic School Series comprise the fol-
lowing works, and are constantly for sale by
J. NJ Robertson, Burlington.
Eclectic Primer, Eclectic Spelling Book,
Eclectic First Reader, Eclectic Second Reader,
Eclectic Third Reader, Eclectic Fourth
Reader, Rays Eclectic Arithmetic. Rays Lit.
tie Arithmetic. Rays Rules and Tables, Miss
Beecher's Moral Instructor, Mansfeld's Politi.
cal Grammar.
SUMMER SCHOOLS.
As the time is now at hand for the estab.
lishment of SUMNER ScHooLs, the attention Of
School Examiners and Teachers is particularly
invited to critical examination of the Eclec.
tic books. @e'
NO ALTERATIONs-A long time since
these books where brought to state Of perfec'
ton, and where then put into stereotype
form. No alterations will be made in them.
Successive editions will be alike and can be
used together.
The chcapness Of price, the excellent style
of manufacture, and the peculiar adaptation Of
the eclectic series to the purposes of instruc
ton, have gained for the works a popularity
never before enjoyed by any other school
books
Constantly for sale at the Book and Drug
Store of ]. M. ROBERTSON, BURLINGTON,
Iowa. ly-48
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= II AIR AND FURNIT URE
WAREHOUSE

THE subscriber would respectfully inform
Il the citizens OF Burlington, and the Ter.
ritory generally; that he is now opening and
intends to keep constantly on hand, an ex-
tensive assortment Of new and splendid furni.
ture of the latest fashion, in the room immedi.
ately under the Gazette Printing Office, in the
city o. Burlington. The subscriber has perma-
nently located himself in this place, and per.
sons wishing topurchase any article in the Fur
nitnre ilne' may rely upon being supplied at
ms store, as he will be constantly receiving
from the manufaetory in Cincinnati every arti.
cle o. furniture Of the best qurlity, consisting
Side Boards, Bureaus, Tables, Chairs, Looking
Glasses, Beadsteads, Work Stands,
Cane Seat Chairs, &c. &c. &c.
Which will be sold on the most reasonable terms
for cash.
JOHN MITCHELL.
April 9, 1910 Is
N. B. Collins made to order and furniture re.
paired and vanished on the shortest notice, at
the above wherehouse. ]. M.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

VuNHE Subscriber designs continuing his
IL school under the Methodist Church, (where
he intends to limit the number of his pupils, for
the instruction Of both sexes in all the branch
es essential to a complete education Owing to
the numerous applications for the admission of
pupils, circumstances render it necessary in JUS
tice to himself and to those who patronize him,
to establish select school-and for the sake of
convenience the course of studies hereafter will
be consideredas consisting of three sections
Sect. LIST, Orthography, Reading and PEN
manship.
Sec. Cd Intellectual and Practical Arithme.
tic, Elements of Geography and English Gram.
mar.
Sec. Sd. Ancient and Modern History, Ma.
tural and Moral Philosophy, Algebra, Geome-
try, Mensuration, Atlas of the States, Rheto.
rio, Original Compositions, folding and en-
dorsing letters, Critiques.
1t is not of course intended that every pupil,
however short his or her time at school, shall
go through the whole of the above course We
are most decidedly opposed to the modern super.
fetal system Of education. Whatever is stud.
ed must be studied thoroughly.
TERMS:
For any or all Of the studies comprised in
Sec. LIST, per term of three months, 81 OO
Sec. I'd, do do do 500
A small additional charge will also be made
needed, and no deduction will be allowed fol
lost time, except during incapacty for attend
ing school through sickness.
Application for entrance into the school to
be made to the Principal.
N. B. The next term will commence on Mon
day next.
SAM'L M. CLENDENIN.
Burlington. April 16, 1910. AZ
Iowa Territory-District court for Des Moines
county.
George w. Jones, a minor by his next friend
Lucinda Jones. plffs.
Carter Wilkie and Henry fuller, late partner.
in trade under the name, style and descrp
ton of Wilkie & fuller, defendants.
In Assumpsit.
NOTICE is hereby given to the said defend
~ ants that writ of Attachment was issu
ed in this case against the goods and chattels
lands and tenements, rights, credits, money:
and effects of the said defendants on the 3ls
day of December, 1899, for the sum of six hun
drcG and seventy-nine dollars and eighty cents
which said writ has been returned by the she
riff levied on lots Nos $40, $50, 1854, 1856, 1856
ISL, situate in the city of Burlington in salt
county. Now unless the said defendants shall
appear and plead before the District Court fo
the county aforesaid before the next term there
Iof-judgment will be entered against then
in this case and the property SO attached vii
be sold to satisfy the same with costs
JOHN s. DUNLAP, Clerk of the
District Court of Des Moincs Co
M. D. BROWNING, PHI. Atty.
March 81, 1910 A
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H. w. MOORE g. co.

LIZ W. MOOnE o. W.
H AVE just received direct from New York,
Ill fine assortment Of s SUMMER GOODS,
among which may be found
1000 yards English, French and American
Prints, latest fashion;
5000 yards super Sheetings and Shirtings;
100 doz Taylor's Spool Boxes;
! gross Gents Satin and Bombazine Stocks,
plain and figured
Tops super Italian Cravats;
10 lbs do do Sewing Silk;
10 doz assorted Elastic Braces;
20packs German Pins;
50 gross gilt and covered Buttons;
50 lbs Linen Thread. assorted;
2 ps twlled Padding;
2 do super Canvass do Silk Serge;
10 do superfine Linen;
10 do Russia Diaper;
Linen Cambria, Twilled Bandanna, Spittal-
field and Pongee Hdkfs;
White Pongee do
Linen and Fl. S. Gloves;
Drills; Moleskin Jeans; Ticking;
Cassinetts Cadet mkt, black, blue, brown
and invisible green Broadcloths. &c.
Which they will sell cheaper than usual
for cash.
Apri! 30. as
. A
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

TSCAPED from the Iowa Penitentiary, at
~ Fort Madison, on Monday night, 9th inst.
John Prtchett, about FIVE feet high, dark COM
plexion, about 81 years old. He wore a dark
colored blanket coat and blue jeans pantaloons,
and white low crowned silk hat. The above
reward will be given to any person who will
deliver said convict to the undersigned, at Fort
Madison, or place him in safe custody, SO that
he can be returned to the Penitentiary.
3 JOHN CLAYPOLE, Com. of Pen.
March IL 1910. Al
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30
MAP OF IOWA.

lust published BY J. H. Cotton, of New.
- York, new and splendid MAP. of the sur.
Ueyed part Of IOWA, exhibiting the sections,
townships and ranges, &c. compiled from the
United States Surveys, by JESSE WILLIAMS,
OF Iowa. accompanied by description of the
public lands in Iowa, being minute descrip:
ton of each section, quarter section, prairies,
groves of timber, marshes, mill seats, water
falls, hedges of lime and other rock, coal banks,
lead and iron ores, springs, &c. &C., with an
appendix, containing description Of each or.
gained county, principal towns, &c. &c.
The above Maps and descriptions will be for
sale by the middle of May next.
April 80, 1910. tf-29
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30
ST OWES, TIN, COPPER,
SHEET IRON WARE.

SHEET IRON WARE.
VNHE subscriber respectfully informs his
Il friends and the public generally, that he
has commenced manufacturing al his stand on
Jefferson street, in the city of Burlington, and
Will keep constantly on hand the various arti.
cles in his branch Of trade, such as
House Pipe, Guttering, assortment Ware,
sails, Wash Kettles, Stew Kettles,
Tea Kettles, Stoue Pipe, &c.
He has also just received large lot Of
Cook, Franklin. Boz, Seven and Ten
Plate Stoves.
PREMIUM STOVES-Just received as
above, lot of the celebrated New-York pre-
MUM Stoves, which he will sell wholesale and
retail at st. Louis prices. S. A. HupsoN. e
April 80, 1910. H ly-4s