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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26
The Resurrection or Persian Pills.
SUPERIOR To the HNgcnn. nrnnlrniLl :

E'ans, Tomato. the Mstohl.ss lpIioecl Sanat.se
90 any cihei PILE NJ Compound b. ore tie plblic
AZ ceHihe 10 by ftNsiciaus and Others. ei none
oonocmn them un,i they It., them and thea Ne are
CERTAIN they Will us'.
ltts nov seiiied p0It with ~ Who have used
hsNeseiah.e PERSIAN m - that lie, arc pre-
smio'nilt ne beet nod meet 'iir con. FAMILY
MEDICINE th1' h1s vet Lreu .u,..I 90. Amrr.r, Il
Eserf 'amus c I'D become aequHule5 ~.tr ttcir
Nourfign potru ever disease tLs, rouid te.p iAr.r
and te prepared With a turo tENEtY To ,ppl, IN
We rat apPe1tatce oi disease sud then TOW uiuct
cifif'ss NouId To avoided aud uuaes sased a. vel.
Re h'cs 81 ihonaHndt Who afc turned Got o. time by
neg o'iHs disease iu iit hri stages ~ by not lie 10
in p'sfes''on Of a remedy which they epn place de
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

rieus proposed remedies ssne ef whiea seemed 70
male thea testsr fef thori time b, noih'ne pe'
nsaoent aFcrtei sriii IN Arfil last we Sd'is'
81 70 tfs Ns~tsus Pansres, Which, ! am hsrp, TO
ssy has oompictsls Elected core
JOEL MCREGoRf
Ne~Post. June &C. ici9.
DisfrrAAg case n Scrotnld Csrtd.
Ne.srs Curtna, Hatch s TO We hstehy cef-
~, that chiid 81 ours was sctere.t aficied " p
The Salt Rncum We had tried the prescription Of
ihe most celebrated ph,siotans and various u,hef
femed e. without an, boncht uniil ne believed TIC
corupiaini 81 fut rhib wss iurutahie. u had B. 70
cone 80 ba4 ti4t IL hsir Lad ncafly al silen of from
u. hcsd sod Il Wps NEARLY covered with sores j. tho
winter ~ 1888 We were ad,issd by Trend 10 M 9
uiai 81 d. Nceton't T. laares, which We s'e happy
To Inform yea that 10 our great j., ard contrary 10
our ttpertaltpu has prffofHied cure.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26
Carriage Shop.
! NEW ESTABLISHMENT

fINIiE subscriber would inform the inhabitants Of
L Rutland and vicinity that he has taken the ne y
building in .hechaHicsriHe "a small village ,abou,
half nile north OF the Court House, and opes
ed r shop for the purpose of carrying on ID,
Carriage and Sleigh making Business, in all 10
vori 'us branches. lie nattets himself, from pa,
experience IN The nb We business, and tie en-.
ploymcnl Of hrst rate workmen, 10 render perfect
satisfaction TO all who may favor him with lbst
patronage
Carriages and Slcighs kept constantly "
hand, manufactured of The best stock, and 10 I,
genlrel and workman Ike manner. Two ~
Wagons, Cast Iron AXIS made of fret rate tim.
her aud well irouedi constantly on hand and sll
be- sold ON reasonable terms
n. All Kinds oi repairing done with neat
ness snd spalch, aud warranted well done "
no charges will be made.
JOHN c. WALDO
Rutland Dec 10, ls4l "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

w hen any medicine composed entirely of veg.
etaOles 10 Of n'elt capable Of cntiug many Of The
most alarming diseases to Nrici the human system II.
subject, and "a addition should % he corciu,,,oiy
shown th1t # taken ln reason u efcctusliv er,airsie
lhosuurce ri ds'ate That ID is agreeable To- the tastes
and cure ~ its operation. restorrs H.. Thousands
hre ilo'ioe no one th.v.c 80 rUt be extensively Us
I'd ~ pl'rnr - lt f'r .-1featf
iue proprietor. OF ~ / N-vio1's Pauaee, ask r,r
20 p'''"'-' h""'t ''" "''''s o' tHcr ne ilcire \.
war" ''' ""''' sai' "i''r"n o' .ocstn. 3. b, tie
oOte- q perform. t., 81 tur ua,n, cen 6c,t,s IN
oar ''"s''on are Futl"iood. iuIiy believing That
tie ~ norcc 4" ne fortunate Invalid !, nfelera.
able 10 bomh7'lie display OF many vorIs
From Rev Lyman Culver. Norwich. VT
ID. !. Ne@i"n, sr-for 10 wears past hove been
afflicted with nefVols trembling 10 time. 80 as t r,o
dUce ainness The most rcsp.ctahle pb,s,cf,n,
having Jailed to afford me Fehel va. Induced ia
make use Of your Panacoa, which 1 am L,ony ~
''ate has completely effected q cure
From Joba u hoGregory NJ u Sewoort MI
bf' l. Newton FanaeeA has tor The au yeats
hat had ~'oeit extended circulation IN this yciotty
Macy have been cured Of obstinate itncet,po d.c,.
aed some OF feeble snd delicate health have eo n.,
'1soed to Keep 'he mediEiEe constantly on hand II
Ariaso OF 'eseiabDes pgeniously pot together
ZONE OF which 10 The hands VI .erulaT aud sr,e,,,
be physician have cured the most invete-s,e d,es.s
have Tor .eafs been constant observer Of It, ~
ara have made inquiries Ho the effects produced ,ud
1n ouulsno " 10 ihe public a. s5ie ahd valuable
! restorative 30 maHy cisesses
ron Rev. John Moore n Hartford Con,
hs'cby or0ifI that ms wife bs, maze ,,.. ,t
I NtNi"nt fanaf's M q cass &C oItfeme N,,kre.. u
T tie iuogs ana dlflcuiis OF hreatlUny o,s.,ss,si,
'a,Hn, ct lie ''.'n-'rh ~Hh ioss II appetae aud i,
- . '"',' D"'''es q 'uitely relieved Of ne
uiseA Improved. 'e'
Cancer Hl1aOr Crred.
hcrebt certiiy that / have for several 49,.
esen Hoas'ee Nih sores on NJ face called esnc,,
'-'' 'eshs'i'eS -'er'l Pty'ueas, ssd u,sd W
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

CAME into the enclosure of the subscriber G,
- the 30th Dec last, two Cows one, DARK IA
with onc black bail on the horns, the other
light red with some white on her back aud vii.
wooden balls on her horns, supposed 10 Inv,
come from some drove. The owner /, notified 4,
prove property, pay charges aud take them ava,
4 NOULTHROP.
Rutland, Jan Ilth, lcil
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26
Doct. Marshall's AromaticCa-
tarrh, and Headache Snuff

THIS snuH IS errefi4f TO any ihing yet known
fsr renewing taht uouhleso nc diseasr, he Ca
isifA ADD ai'a c+id "a thc head and the head.
sebs u opens aad pufces out all ohftruciI1ns.
stfsnsihsrs ihe cia9ds, aHd gives healthy &C
.xson q ihe parts effected Il Is perfectly fire
ifom any ih ut dricieflous 10 its clmposi,i ~
= has Pleasaui flavor, aul is immeiia,e effect. f.
trr bong u'eoi IS sgferaJic.-P r,rt, 81 10 Cts,
so b.t4e
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

~ Office is hereby given 10 all whom it ma,
! concern, that on tho 2Ilh day of December
lc3J, all the personal property aud real estate BE-.
longing 10 the la g G.. Hammond Il Co and "
Manley OF Plttsiotd, wac assigned over Tor the
benefit Of their creditors tp All, and Sturups Pen.
field, and on the 3ls, OF Dec I~in, AhrI Irnfed
assigned all his right ttle aud interest to and ia
tn" same 10 Sturges Prnicld who now consider,
himself ms authorized and required 10 din pose Of
said property as $ ION as may be
lie therefore offers for sale n new house wood
house aud barn, sihmied about one hundred rods
north of stevens mil. n new brick s,or. and lo,
at the north end Of the bridge near said mill, I,
new barn and lot OF about acres few rods north
west OF said bridge, one horse, double wagon Il
harness. single Sleigh, and Store of Goods
consisting OF general assortment. Said Store
and land are under mortgage and viii be sold
with The encumbrance. The Goods will be sold
al first cost until the first Monday in FebruaryE
next at which time what remains Of Goods. psr
sonal property and real estate, will he sold q,
auction. The sale continuing till the whole !,
sold
Terms OF SALr.---Under So. cash; from 8 10
500, approved notes AT months with interest
from 80 to 500, IL months; over 800, eighteen
months.
The subscriber would likewise give notice to
nil who owe the said G. Hammond a. Co OF
w. F Man!ey, that unless their notes and nc.
counts arc adjusted by the middle OF February
next, they will be sued ithout delay or further
notice S. PENFlELD :
Piusford, January 6, lsil IS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26
Peruvian Cement.
Il superior article far cementing China,
Glass, and Earfhen Hare.

'JNHE article has been thoroughly tested and
l. iound 10 he The hestaItcle that has ever vet
t'fh "hrred 10 The public II 2 ssess,s superior
q1aiNts over any now in use, by being compos.
"f uf 'u1r'd vnts that are not the least impAIred
ar tnnfed by thu Bctin" of water
- N''i be- ns les speak ~ the merits Of this
arrr" as It viii speak for itself no family should
be VT 0pts bottle OF ,h- cement Price, % cts
Manufactured and sold by W c. Douse, Wood.
stock, y 1 and for sale hv
lYocom WHITE HENDERSON, Il Co.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26
NOTICE.

SIX hundred piece, ofassortcd oolots and pa,t,,
- p1pci h1ogirgs Tor sale 10y the subscribe t N,
manufacturers whole sale price, Merchant, WA
ing to rcplcn,sh their stock invited to call lN
select or seed IN ;hcit orders -Four months creta
~ be given " desired ALANSON ALLEN
Fauhavcn Jon. ; lGil, e-4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26
New Parlor Stoves.

nuRT y MASON have jos, received No H. :
- see .. l'sfl9f stoves. manufactured by Mes,rs
set Er;iclc q Are lir8 ever offered fofsa
n Kuii-u1 Jan @. 1880 -.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26
Straycd or Stolen.

LNROM the subscriber tho last Of October 1870, ,
i dark bay horse Colt, years old. small .u
white stripe IN his face long switch tail and fov'
white leetj when travelling carried lis tail one SD,
was natural uOiter and a good jumper SAID coli
was raised IN Enumeration, IN this State and bought
oy the subscriber of Mr. Noah Whitney of tlat pse,
Whoever will give notice where said colt can s
found, shall be reasonably rewarded
RUEL PARKER
East Clarendon, VI. Jan. g. I3Il al
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26
Russell's celebrated Salt Rheum ONT
Russellss Itch Ointment.

This choice and safe ointment is s,id ia he snps
nor tod any now in for that dsagreeable and
some disease the Itch. This Ointment is So certain
IN It's operation that person troubled with the a.
ooVe sorder ought TO be without IT. II is remedy
ior cutaneous erUpions, scrobutic affections of the
head or any other breaking out which arises from
sharp humours in the blood Price p cents a box
fresh supply is just r-rr, ed md for sale b, Dam
lels ana Bel, James Peace, Hurt * Mason. Rutland.
) L Leonard Nalluqf,d NYSawvcr. T,nmouIh
Joel VI Boycfs, Dainty. " - Strong, & W Potter
ia~lett Grover, Nes; ; Snson. West Rutland
Langdou Il Co Castlcton, \ Bli.s Staulv Mai.
aIy n Co joel Rcaman. Pouiuey; Il Kell, 90.
Hampton: Al MO Allen. Fairhaven; & Il Walker.
4 Go. Benson ID Meacham Spa; d II Meahau.
Nalnslord Also most of the pune pal siorcs in
the United States 81 2, cow oc ON.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

CoNsUMrrIoN ASD LIVER CourLAGvr As n
genera. r.u,dy for th,se diseases, am fulli sat.
ish'a nom long Exp ne &C. ,hrrc Is no IA, diclpe
,qn7I :" DI 1ayiprs Bais1m Of LiyerWoft-
.rg purely vegetable, 1t can be used with The
MN 81 s'lfly by all persons IN every condition.
II cirauses The lungs by cHpcciotatipn, relieves
uiheuR breathing, ana seems ln heal the chest
Ihtif can b- no qnrsu Il, bot tia his medicine
Is aoeisin cure l"f chrome copshs and colds /
nave us'd It tor many yeaes 10 NY practioe, and
alwhys with success
Al ROGERS ND.
uTCoSsuNPTioN The following remark
were taken from Tie last number OF lhr hl-dical
Mag zine
The surprising cfIrct productivity DR. Taylor',
Balsan 81 Livrfaor ~ causumpiiyr cas... can
not lail exciting deep and ihiIlup iui,r..f
Throughout the would So 44N, b.. l.na trIf.y.d
this disras" lc"rsumyipuJ iurur.ti.. that 4 o..
o'l'ul &" cledh our stusrs when We zee n+r.
sons evidently couFuupiiy- RESTORED Co hes ia
IL ihis u i'ci 81 daily occurrence. how then
can w. question IN viitur oftLr ahnv- niedictn.s
Ia our mkt se shall b. mote explicit. tneani,iu.
We nope ysI-iaus u 90 make ir.al If lhls med &.
cine and report rs rfcris o. us
-N"is The original aud grnuine Taylor's Bal
SAN OF L,sefWofl l. made q sold at .j7J Bow
cry.
To FTNsLts The number Of emale, in del,
cate health "a u.s city is truly turprisipg 49,
weakness, loss oi appetite, Liver complaints and
many other diseas1s prey upon them. maxine
them ale aud lean of hesh. AlltAis can be rem.
idi~d by the use d siren stbenius medicine. thai
viii assist nature in 81 her movensrts A trstor.
I tone 10 ! nerves and muscular ofgans Oftbt.
kine 10 DR. Tsylofs bs's,m Of Liytrpot. Which
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

Ask fef Df y Bafbeocts Won Tta
80 tssFr 49, natnt nprfBrs sAtsaS 90 The 30
si'uciion - vorw,
Fer ssis sh-i~sris 49, 'slsd W \. iltchee<t
y c. NJ. ~ Crnesr ri tf-s. sne IN Ilsi.
40 o. 80 Jtn,fs F.f.rt .a G. ,fieia. Nv H..
s Isplssna IN flts,'rfe il Ata.r.a Rart aud
10 s.. rs - by Jtessra Erft ta
~ eaa EtYo
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

MISS WHlICOMB viii open a school fer Yogeg
VI Ladies' and Mise. the froui room 90 tie ,,,e,
no0f 81 TIE bnck school house in lLis village on
wednesday the 18Th IGst ~ here sne ill b. hama, To-
attend 20 all such as choose ~ patfoni1s &c., ~
he Ffe1ea Language, Dfa~ing. aud ne ,fr.9a.
Srsnehe' o. En.H'h studies rili 81 isu2it
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26
Axes.

.nURT & MASON haso lusi received a new SUD.
ttb ply e. tisf1voIi.s ttst Slecl ANES
u nutiand. Jan 1850. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26
l}roonIs.

puRr MASON have Just received Sco corn
~ htoo@s 0i ihc beet KIND WhIch they sell low :
hetArd l.r i84l s-4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26
(COrrectcd.)
New Goods.

'INHE subscribers have received from New York, a
l. general assortment of GOODS. adapted to the
season consisting in part Of Blue, Bl1ck. Brown,
Invisible Green and Steel Mkt Broad Cloths; ligh,
dark aud fancy Casslmeres; fashionable Vestings;
Pilot and Beaver Cloths for oyercoats; French and
English Merlnoes; fig. Al pnes Mousclire de Lanes;
Bombaznes PLAIN and fig Circassian,; wool Sh1wls
Dress iidklsj black, blue bark and light Silks; Eng
lsh and American Prints; ilielched Goods. Il G. Sc
Hardware; Cutlery; all kinds of family Groceries.
Oils Pants. aud Dye Stufs
The above Goods will he disposed OF as low for
Cash, Produce or approved Credit, as can he had
elswhere notwithstanding friends have paid cash
tor their good Purchasers requested 10 calf and
esam'n" '"r themselves. II 81 5. " HODGES.
Cas- 'i1H. nov. ., $50. IN
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

I'VE ihf subscribers. hgn. appointed 10y the
w Hon lhe Probate C1lit fu' the distr,t OF
Faghascn, commissioners 10 receive. examine
80 HeJa'i 81, claim. aud demands Of al persons,
sA,ns, ihc cstalc of
NATHAN WlCOX
1ts 81 PaWlet ga said district deceased, repre-
|Denied insoiyrut and also all claims and demands
[eshibiieo "a oisot thereto. sud 81 months from
Ethr ehly day of Dec l-iu being allowed by sid
.<ouri fer hist purposr DO therefore hereby give
>oeliee shsi We Nid sttcod TO the business of our
Els,d sppol. imcnt, OF Henry Crisvohs ina IN
|EA~let on tie second Tuesdays Of February snd
s!srsh lstl i,am 10 o'clock A ". until 4 o.
-<ioek J. NJ on rsch oiSsid DAYS
- n Sllt'A ID COBN.
HORACE WILCOX. Commi,,'rs
JONATHAN RAADALL>
~ IT
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26
II A L s..

FAIL "A SHIONS
<NHE subscriber has on hand a new assortment
l. Of the mnst
F'G,bi0naJe Hats,
4, his Old stand ia E,,i Z ,land, one door south
"f the Episoopal Church, which are equal to any
m0HatdrtuItd ia the country, for beauty and du.
rabilny. Those isnng 10 purchase according
Ia these LOCD fOcO iim~s, are invited to call and
examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere
All kinds ofc uutty prod &c taken Ia exchange
or hats.
WANTED OF THE FARMERS,
Sheared and Pulled Lambs WOOL, old Sheep and
Lambs Pclis, for which the highest price will be
paid IN Hats, pr applied on old accounts, &s
OREL COOK
hntiant Q "a, l-4O Sly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26
= [ r Il V e d

( 'A.HE. into the enclosure Of the .ubscriber on
~ the 2'lh day Of August, black, lined back
heiirf one year Did, with white on Its belly. The
owner is requested 10 prove property, pay charges
and take her away PHINEHAS X OSGOOD
Rutland, Jan. 10 ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26
Consumption 4 Liver 1 omplaint.


DR. TANIoBs
BALSA or LlNERWORT,
Has been used successfully Tor eight ye,rs in the
cure oi these Diseases A krinem or the
original and genuine IL made 0nlg at 375 Bow
Fry y. '. all others ofe spurious ard uuau.
thOTZsd.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26
ALMoN WARNER Judge

w ts.e salssr l'et. be - sppa,ntc5 o., INC Hon
N Me probate e.aft for tie it.tfict Of Rutland,
ksisslnfrfs So receive. otansoo snd sdJ1,, al
Wsns aGd dftn ndt NJ $50 persons s-ar the estate Of
O. SllAS PROCTOR. u.
0< Of Neupiholl, % said dlstuct decreased rep
Stsnted insolyeat. Do slso an claims aud De
<snds eri hllgd w elsft thereto, and FIX mouths
fcm the eighth try o' September last hciug Ill
tesd by raid couu iot that putposr We dn there
>sx heichy give notice that5we vii attend 10 the
psiness q car sad spronitncli az widow Fanny
Zyeesois IN - aiaupihally 6EAh be si1lh days Of
1hfnh,y sod MARCH Eer, from one clock until
ks'eioek T. " on esrl A. ssit DAYS
NJ FRANCIS SlNCLAlR} Com.
80 DAVID BENT. {m.ssioners.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26
l9s fremont street.

WM WRIGHT. Vice P,s..d.
of the North American College Of Health, ne NJ
Street Philadelphia
C"un;ry printer. who are publishing tie I'D
vegetable Pills viii please c'py the abo,. 1850 it
columns three times. inner form
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-01-26

81 ssnsss :. Is s~,,l ,as1 a
ktss epufi lsis a. nstlsrs v4hiH
"a sstts fhs r,tfh go ~ gsif A.
sss.si np BtH Jrers
81 kfxs 80 aust Otnrh.s 90.
%gez ~ 'sssis ~ Aat5sr T. Ro,rs.
~ BE- ttid district frtsssss. rfaiat.
o. frrasuf 81 us.f ttaaa.sIffuan
81 itf ttio c.r,trt.
- ts,at sse soceuss hs fr'sffst fuf
~ 90 tiipshHcr te Ne Er.f Maudst .
k ~ att ai lstfatrF nsIi 40 thsi .
EA4rtsf 20 tltaslsrc ihfrs sestt 900.
Ep ~ Guntnq ifftll pfet4oesjf o.
NtA. thtt romeo fus1 mhf tfpsat ard
eHr "a " las b. tsass 4 uas sop, ~
nENsf uALL AsE,si,t -
yss N ,.'. =, b 80, go ~. ~,
s~ seali htld Of kHrsa8 wth,u md -
ne - tas ed cor ei lsaa,ff 4 - l-Gi.
n9 Va iiaU )esf'
'Ans, sto.iHt' ''s'af sp.a ne siitiS of
ss, &sfc al I7rusaf.s ln $40 district
...,xaPiaihg g. ftnerf sH tacagut % BE
-. - npea ts.t rtftf.
me- .vs taft 900 srcoa.i Do f.i.u,d faf
q so 90 safats o. Gle ffsf M.rdas
: stss asf ~ Tttf orr rs,' cod tlat
s@stff offrf Do GEL sHsa ia See Rutland
fer3 ute.s surrffttsir gtst zoe Co. srid
al Pstsans rst fpHssf ord silcci
SO afs ftatr s rrr Cent Of frcaft
a4 HENRY NALL. Register
kXsf.@,,''sH.... II Sen o,u ~
Es u fafastcu. To al prfsons 10
ffttshif saai come. Ctcsung
IN J.shas y Cos5. q Pavl,l. W sai6
sxssdiaa - li.tscs Reed co. sef heit ~
.s<X lsis 81 Paw Foe aiertsII "a dseeas,d be-.
kMtie lhIs ssu Nhih's Usfd j. srtsrd m
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-22
President Tyler.

u We have heretofore expressed our firm
conviction that Mr. Tyler will carry out,
10 the full extent, the views of the late
President. This opinion, we are pleased
10 find, is fully confirmed as far as there
vet has been any action. Below we
give an extract from "a letter written by
4 gentleman in Washington, high in the
confidence Of the administration, to his
friend in this city. It seems that after
his there is noroom nor reason to doubt
the course which Mr. Tyler will pursue.
ST. Washi,agton. April 6, l84l.
|K DEAR SIR: Mr'Tyler arrived here this
morning ats o'clock.
81 AS an anxiety will naturally be felt to
know what effect the death Of Gen. sHar-
rison.- and the, advent of Mr. Tyler to
power, is to have on men and measures;
& write 10 say that in the first place. M
|sryler is to. take the style and tile Of
President Of the United States.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-22

The steamers ELIZA, MONSOON s.
boats of the first class, will run
regularly during the present season-eacl
beat making two trips week--fron st Loui:
10 the above and all intermediate ports:
The MONSOON, VIM. s. Randolph, mas
Ter, will leave st LouisSevery Monday, ant
Thursday, at o'clock, P. NJ, and, returning
Will leave keokuck and Warsaw every Tues
day and Friday, at 6 P NJ, Quincy at 8, Ma.
rlan.Cit at 9. and Hannibal at 10 O'Clock on
the following mornings. &1
The ELIZA, M. Littlcton, master, will
leave St Louis every Tuesday and Friday al
4 o'clock, p. NJ, and returning, viii leave
keokuck and Warsaw every Saturday and
Wednesda y at o'clock, P. NJ, Quincy at 8,
M rion City at 9, and Hannibal at 10 o'clock
on the following mornings.
The HOSALIE, N. Cannon, master, will
leave st Louis every Wednesday and Satur.
day, at 4 o'clock, P. NJ, and returning, will
leave Keokuck and Warsaw every Sunday
and Thursday at O'clock P. NJ, Quincy at s,
Marion City at 9, and Hannibal at 10 O'Clock,
on the following mornings B1 For freight OF
passage, apply on board, or to -
Won PHUL, & M'GILL,
STETTlNIuS & JANUARY,
F1NNEY, LEE 8. Co st Louis,
or MIR FLEEk, Keokuk.
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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-22
He CHEAPEST AND HANDsOMEsT
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Roberts Semi Monthly Magazine.

TENHIS interesting and valuable periodical
Il is published by George Roberts, on tho
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contains ID large pages, (wo and u half sheets)
and is printed in very superior manner-after
the style Of Blackwood's Magazines ccemra-
MED with an extra thick cover--and al for
only eight cents a cOpy!--or two dollars
per year. Each number will be accompanied
by a fine engraving 1t always contains all
the valuable miscellaneous matter that appears
in the Boston Notion, with occasionally a piece
of fashionable Music. At the end of the year
it will comprise volume of over one thousand
pages-a library in itself! Those wishing to
subscribe for the Magazine. can do SO by
leaving their cash, name, and address with
any Postmaster, all of whom are authorized
agents. GEORGE ROBERTS,
April Is, 1871. Publisher and Proprietor.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-22
NEW CASH STORE.

TENHE subscribers would respectfully an
Il nounce to the citizens of Burlington and
country, that they have Just re-
ceived and are now opening in Hudson's new
brick building opposite Wesley Jones' Store,
a large and general stock of staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, consisting in part OF
Blue, black, brown, green, cadet and steel
mixed Cloths,
Plain stripe, plain and Queens own CASH
nlcrcs, plain and stripe Sattinets of all
qualities and prices,
Plain figured velvet, a7@- SIG
Satin and Marscills Vcstings, muslin de lain.
Chintz, bingham, British, French and Ameri.
can prints, plain and fig'd silks and satins.
Silk, worsted and cotton dress handkerch is.
French worked capes and collars,
Thread and cotton edgings,
Silk, worstcd and cotton hosiery,
Irish linens and lawns, s.
Null and Swiss muslins, jaconet, bobbinst,
. Grecianct and Bishop lawn,
Fig'd and plain silk blond, do edging,
Black iaces and wire-ground wells,
Green Beraige, green and white blond wells,
Silk, kid, linen and buck skin gloves, .a
Brown and bleach'd shrtings and sheetings.
Blue, brown and nike driilings,
Burlaps, French linen,
Victoria, Marsci!ls and Buffalo cord,
Mexican mixtures, Buffalo g. repellant cloths
Black, brown and mixed summer cloths
And numerous other kinds of cotton panta-
loon stuffs table cloths, towelling, ma pkins
and cotton diaper, silk, gum elastic, worst
ed, cotton and web suspenGers; Ponges,
Bandana and Tippccanee handkorchiefs, era.
watts, stocks and collars, tickings, checks,
hannels, sc. SC.
Also-A large 10. Of BOOTS and SHOES
Ladies kid slips, walking shoes and lace
boots,
GentIemen's fine kip and morocco boots.
Boys coarse boots, mems do
Mems lined and bound brogans,
Boys do do do 1..s
Misses kid slips and walking shoes,
Childrens' morocco Ties.
, .u nj. ALSO s.-.t
10 boxes Fur and palm leaf Hats, +.
Tuscan bonnets, hoods, leghorn and @
Z. Gimp flats and general assortment Is
HARDWARE. 49,. ..a
G5"Our stock having been selected with great
care in the eastern cities, we hope TO please
all, and wishing to do cash business alto.
gether we will offer great bargains. Those
who wish cheap Goods will do well to call
and examine our stock before they are all
gone. }. 5. s. w. II. BENTON.
Burlington, April is, 1871 t-46