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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-04-25

IN lis prPparatIu.I '"'u l ~ PS' III nUeSH
IL yeart' trial, aud il cnf,l"nr recommended rs
q safe AID rffcr,ua' 'nedcine tT compelling worms
p.mm the system. The unexainped success that hal
attended Ne administration m every case where the
patent wns really afflicted with worms, certainly
1end-rs II worthy the Htser'tm NJ Physicians.
The proprietor has male it pW ." ASCERTAIN the
km,wletge aud ohsrr va nn-and he invariably found
II q, pr siuce the m,si salMtarv cff.cs-nn unfre
quentiy after nearly all the ordinary preparations re-
c.n.nen led fM w"sns had been previously res''ried
10 at,esre,i Nv the cer,caies and statements Of hun
dreds II respectable persns in different paris "f the
country land sh"Sl indu"e families ALWAYS 10 keep
q vial 0f the preparnr"n IN heir p'sscssi,n. u il
wsrra n,ed ~ c"miain Csmn Corrosive, Suhin,ste
Craon OIL. or any ar,jcts wisiryc"n prove dangerous
!: is mild ia iis peT1ir,n. and may he adininisleud
with perfect safety 10 the In,st delicate infant.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-04-25
THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY OF ITS
GOOD EFFECTS Is OFFERED
TN 'TflC pItQI IE.

TO THE PUBLIC:
From the Pittsburgh Advocate. March u. l64O:
Of ihis medicine in our family. and find is very eff
cient for the purpose tor which 10 designed. The
high character 0f the prpretws 10 sufficient guar.
aDtee that IL Contains no hmrtfu! ingredients.
The following from respectable cHizens OF Pitts.
burg. where the article is prepared, are respectfully
Pafsbargh, March Is. 1871.
lido certify. that gave vial IL B. A. FahnessOck's
Vermfuge t.p INV sOO. aged neaTiv hHw years, after
which he discharged three hundred and seventy fyo
sossass within the space Of twenty four hO1vs d.
sheFefOSe recommend this medicine 10 the public, Rs
:" ~' WILLIAM MORRIBON.
PHisbnrgh Feb 2sk IS43.
Tcertify that I gave B. A FahnssOck Verni-
fuge to child Of mine, four years Ut age, which had
been verv p8nv ER ab'mt q wear. II br mghf
WHITES nearly foot in length. and Feas'Hed the child
70 perfect health ALEXANDER ERG TIER.
Fairs;ss. Anesnnv Go. Pa. February o, Is43.
Ma. B. A. FABNEsTocE
Thisis 10 certify that ] gave one child II mine O
teasp.p,nful OF vermifnge. and 10 a"osher Isso
teaspOOnfuAs afies which one discharged rhirv hve.
and the OtIseF fury flve wsEms sOnle 1T them mOre
shan En,. in length and upwards Of twenty 1T them
were tWD feet L.ng. / can recommend il TO the pub
he as 'sse and sure remedy t1r Sorms ar, ro.y
Mr.. Hamilton informs as that he opened Ole ut the
largest wMms s0d E"snd it filed with small ones.
tis aec00nts Tor tte rapidv with hich rl~V
times increase. He further states that he has
lives Of hin children.
Begalo- Dec. s. Isss.
Ma. C. C. BeIsT0L
Sir| certify that aam;nissered q h0irIe Of Fa.
boy, two yeaD 0sd. aud he passed "vsr 50 sxxms:
THOMAS WAOE.
Agency .. the Store Of Dr.. C. BECKwrTH Er
Esehield ca.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-04-25

temperance meeting held at IRE nrsicn stpie Fsnse.
that IN 81 townshirs in that State. thirteen theu
sand drankaFds hive been reainsed n aehriesy
Though the fundamentally &c the WOshingtanian :
alInri. lIaa.a. lrr.sn. ri b ltllal ~ I,-Lnl
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-04-25

Rev. lfr.s 'WiHslosv,r d. Boston, preached Mis-
farewell sermon 20 his late hock Sundayalte
3lst 6lt.s We learn that ehw pessshuaAsgg af the
church hase voteato present him with s20o0. ana
thai tleIades wf the CONGREGATION ere iaEiMe meas-
ures 20 present him with an elegant silver pitcher
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-04-25

O. Palhsy, of Massachusetts, prayed ths 1euisi-
ana Legislature for emancipation Of sundiy slaves,
belonging, TO him, now in the State Of Louisiana,
formerly the property Of the fate John Palffey, Of
the parish Of Ct. Martin, which slaves were be-
queathed to him. The motion was denied him. s
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-03-14
NEW GOODS.
BAR TON T. ID AV ID.

Water streets
UD TSPECFUILY informs the citizeFs oi
Ia Burlington that he has ust received
from New York and st. LOUIS, general
assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
which he feels confident that he can sell as
cheap as can DC Bought any where else in
the city, ali he asks is customers, and he
will show them his Goods, give them his
piiccs and let them judge for themselves.
My stock consists in part as follows, viz
Heavy Pilot and Beaver cloths, Broad do
Mole skin, fulled cloths, Kentucky Jeans,
Sattinets, Kerseys, Linseys, Flannels,
Bed Tickings, Blankets, apron checks,
Ginghams, prints of various qualities and
patterns.
Table Linen, brown and bieached Mus
Inns.
Gloves, Suspenders, Needles. Pins.
Looking glasses, Hdkfs. cotton Yarns,
Stationery, Hardware, Queensware,
Hats and caps, Sole and Upper Leather,
And great many other articles too nu
merous 10 mention, all of which will be sold
for cash, pork, wheat, corn, oats, Flaxsced,
becswax, sc.
Nor30
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Executor'S Sale.

DY virtue Of the power and authority
Id contained in the last Will and tesla
ment of Enoch Wade, deceased, late OF the
county of Dcs Moines, Iowa Territory; ana
also by virtue Of decree Of the Probate
| Court in nd for said county for that pur-
! pose had and obtained, We the Executor
and Executrix Of the last said will and tes-
lament. will, on Monday the 22d day OF
| April next, proceed TO sell at public sale to
the highest bidder, at the door Of the office
| of the Clerk Of the District Court in Bur.
lirgton, all Of the following described real
estate lying in the county of Des Moines,
Iowa Territory, to wit: Fractional section
No. four in Township sxty-nine North OF
range two west, the same being subdlvid-
cd into lots of from two to four acres, as
will more fully appear by reference to
plat Of the same at the office Of the Clerk
Of the District Court, and numbered two,
three, four, FIVE, seven. eight, nine. ten and
eleven, said land is adjoining the city Of
Burlington on the South side. Also, the
following described lots situated n the city
Of Burlington, to wit: Lots No 2, 3, A, II,
north half Of l05, 1871, 233, 3D4, 305, 307,
30S, 80, 81. 3l2, 3l3. 3l4. 3l5, $50, north
half OF 63S, 767, in the city Of Burlington,
aforesaid, and also, at the same time and
place, Lot No in block No 10 in the town
Of Mt Pleasant, Henry county |. I.
Terms Of sale-One and two wears credit.
the purchaser giving bond and approved
security, and mortgage on the premises.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock of said
day, and confined from day to day until
the whole Of the property is sold. Lots
No Two and three, section 4, Township 50
west, Range 3, are to be sold subject TO
leases given OH them by Enoch Wade, now
deceased
SAMUEL LEEBRICK, Executor,
CATHARINE WADE, Executrix.
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate.


pY virtue of deed Of Trust executed
ID to US, the undersigned, by T. Dykins,
dated the Sd day Of September, A. D. 1912.
and duly recorded in the Recorders Office
of Des Moines county, |. T., to secure Ward
Lamson in the sum of ninety dollars, said
sum being payable one year from date and
bearing twenty per cent interest per ans.um
aftc- due, we will proceed to sell on
Monday the Ist day OF April, a. d. 1874,
between the hours of l0A. NJ. and P. M,
in accordance with said deed of trust and
to accomplish the purpose thereof, at pub
lie vendue, at the doc. of the Court House
in the city of Burlington, /. T., to the
highest bidder, the following described real
estate. mentioned and conveyed in and by
said deed of trust, viz all that lot or par
eel of ground, known and designated as Lot
No. two hundred and sixty eight 1861 ly.
ing and being situated IN the city OF Bur
Hngton, I. T.
Said lot will &c sold subject TO q judy
ment Of about sixty-ive dollars and costs
thereof, said judgment being in the District
Court of said county in favor of Joseph
Cooper, for the use OF Benz. F. Martin, the
beneficial nteres. of which is now in said
Ward Lamson. And also, sold subject to
a mechanic Is lien of about fifty dollars and
costs of suit Said Mechanics Lien is in
the same court and was obtained in the
name Of WIN. Lewis and the beneficial in
tercst therein belongs 70 Robert Armstrong.
Terms--Cash in hand.
JEREMIAH LAMSON, r
ROBERT ARMSTRONG;, 'e
Burlinp ton, Feb. %, 44-4t 40
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DRY GOODS.
Prints

Prints
II 1GIT Sprigged French Prints,
IL Dark Striped do do
Eng. and American fg'd. stp'd. ano
Fancy Prints.
Muslin de LANES
An assortment Of fashionable and beau
tiful patterns.
Alpacas.
Blk and blue blk, striped and plain
Alpacas. Also, mole csl'd, ditto.
Bombdstnes.
Blk and blue blk, a splendid article,
Chusans and Grape de Lains.
A beautiful and durable article, com.
prising variety Of patterns.
Sha,cls, Hdkfs. and Scarfs.
Splendid silk fancy shawls, silk and
worsted hdkfs.
Silk scarfs for Ladies and misses, a
beautiful article for Spring and Summer.
Hosiery
Ladies white and cold cotton hose.
Ingram do do
For sale cheap By
s. C. THOMPSON,
MARI Water-st.
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where he will keep constantly on hard 4
good and general assortment Of STO YES
CASTINGS, TIN, CO PPE.S anu
SHEET IRON WARE, which he will
sell cheaper than ever Offered heretofore II
this market, for cash or produce.
Resor's Improved Patent Prem =
COOK STOVE! far 1918.
Just received a general assortment of the
above article, which are acknowledge ill.,
dealers 10 be superior to ANY other t1ol
Store now in use, AMI which Will be sola II,
twenty dollars less on each stove than ito
price heretofore established
Also
An assortment of Franklin, Ten plate
Seven plate. Box ard farior Stoves AL ,f
the above Stoves were cast at the Foundrv
Of w. & r. p. Resor, Cincinnati, aud iron,
pig metal, and arc nol only better cox.
structed than all other Stoves in the western
market, but admit OF a finer polish, bong
smoother and of superior finish.
The subscriber assures the public Tiers IS
no bumbuggery about his Stoves, benny
neither Yankee Notions, or any other kind
IF notions, but simply Resor's mpr0oe1
Stores, the best aad cheapest in mardet,
md as such are warranted, or no sale.
SILAS A. HUDSON.
oct26-tf 20
r. S. Just received a fresh supply Of Re.
or's Cooking, Parlor, Franklin, Box and
ZEN Plate stoves, which will be sold very
DIV for cash. wheat or pork. 8. A. II.
Burlington, Dec 7 lSl3
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Saint Louis Advertisements.
James n. brown. William Low
JAMES K. BROWN & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers.

No "a Water street. st. Louis, Mo. bet,oeer
Pine and Ol,re streets.
| HAVE in store and offer for sale the fol
100 bbls N. o. sugar, Is bbls loaf ard crush
ed sugar, 100 bags pr Rio coffee, 50 bags
| ava and Lagura coffee, 100 bbls sup'r n.
Orleans Molasses, 90 bbls sugar house me.
lasses, 100 6, l2 and 10 ID box's Imp. G P
and Y. II. Tea, cases Imp in lead caddy s
5 half chests Pouchong tea, 100 kegs ass'd
Boston nails, 80 Dbl no /, 9 and 3 Mackerel,
100 doz painted pals, SO box and helf box.
es sperm candles, 12 to 80 lbs each, 100 doz
Manila and Hemp bed cords and plough
lines. 90 coils manila rope, 25 nests paint
ed Tubs, iUO reams wrapping paper, 300
bags l.. Blown and G. Alum salt, 600 bags
ass'd shot; 100 kegs FFF sporting powder,
100 boxes fresh Raisins, 90 bags pepper and
spice, 20 box starch, SO box mould and dip'd
candles; 1000 ID Boston saeratus in casks
and kegs, 1000 ID alum, in casks AMI kegs,
500 10 salt petre, in kegs. 1900 Id copperas
in bbs and kegs, 1000 ID superior indigo in
small kegs, 2 900 ID madden in Kegs, 100
ID fresh nutmegs, 100 Id fresh cloves, 900
drums fresh Smyrna figs, 60 jars fresh
prunes to 10 ID each, box superior pine
apple cheese, Is cases sweet oil, one dozen
each; 40 box or pepper, 90 ID each, Ia ID
papers; 20 bbls and half bb!s fresh Rice,
1000 Id new cod fish in bulk. 90 box no
chocolate, 10 do varegated soap, SO do Bos-
ton no l brown soap, 100 do no l scaled
herring, 200 kegs tar in prime order, 20 bbls
tar in prime order; 300 mats cassa; 10 gross
Lindsay's liniment. 10 gross superior paste
backing, 70 box fresh Sicily Lemons, 90
90 Lemon syrup, 20 kegs or Ginger, 90 half
boxes superior Tobacco, III box smoking
Tobacco; % box, 2 doz each. Mustard: 90
bales wick yarn, 40 bags Pittsburg yarn.
lOO ID bar lead, 5 bales soft shelled almonds
Those visiting st Louis, who intend buy.
ing goods for cash, will find our goods all
81 the best quality and at the very lowest
cash rates. Actual tare given on sugar bar.
-els and Kegs Of all descriptions.
Always wanted at the market rates, bees
wax, flax seed and various kinds of Produce.
JAMES X. BROWN d co.
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To Farmers, Country Merchants, and
the Pablo in general,
FRANCIS ]. G.. PEASLEY

TIE AS now received n vcry extensive
a 4 stock of Fall and Winter Goods, the
whole OF which arc offered Tor sale at
wholesale or retail. Among his goods may
be found blue, black. brown, Oxford mkt
and invisible green Cloths: plain, diamond
and fancy Cassmcres and Forrest cloth
superior Beaver and Pilot cloths blue,
Sleeps gray, steel and dark MKT Satinets;
Kentucky Jeans, Kerscys and Hard Times;
scarlet, white, green, yellow, plain and
twilled Flannels Rose and Mackinaw
Blankets, Linscys; IA brown and Skaters
ohcctings 81 brown Shirtings, bleached
shifting and sheeting; blue Mcrrlmack and
great variety of Prints: brown Drilling,
shrting stripes; rickings; Canton Flannel,
Competing, Shawls, Handkerchcfs, Gloves.
Ribbons, Tapes, Needles, combs, Lace,
Silk, Alpaca, fancy and plain; Batting,
Wadding, Wicking, cord, latest style Hats
and Caps, general assortment Of Boots
and Shoes, Ladies Slips and Village walk
ing shoes; supe Tor Stationery. such as Bank
and Packet, Post, Foolscap, ruled and un
ruled, gilt edged Letter and Note paper,
Waters, superior Ink, Sealing wax, Quilts.
600 Spoilers, lst and end Readers. Alma.
nacks. English and German. for 1874, Me-
morandum Books, Pencils, Hardware Queens
ware, sole and Upper Leather, Calf Skins,
Innings, &C., &c,
GROCERIES.
Salt, New Orleans Sugar, white Havana
and Loaf do. Moasscs, Coffee, Cocoa: Y. II.
Imperial and Gunpowder Tea, superior qua
lily; Saleratus, Pepper, Spice, Cloves, Riees
Ginger, &c.
ALSO
Paints and Oils, and many other articles
too numerous to mention, and whilst re-
turn you my sincere thanks for past favors,
| solicit a continuation of the same, and
offer you the following inducements to OF:
anime my stock before purchasing else
where. 1st, You will find the most extern
,ive stock in the city, comprising almost
every article wanted, and for cash or any
article of produce for which l am paying
cash. | will sell goods lower than any house
n the City, even if to reach that low price,
sell at less than cost. As wish to close
ny business in the Spring, the Goods must
De sold. Don't forget to call; no icharge
or showing goods.
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REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.

REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
For NauvOo, Fort Madison, Burling-
ton, Oquawka, Bloomington, Dav-
export and Rock Island.
THE well known and light draught steam
L boat SA RAH ANN, e. II. glenn,
master, will run regular packet between
the above ports, leaving st. Louis every
Thursday, ii o'clock NJ. The accommo-
dations of the Sarah Anr are Inferior to no
boat on the Upper Mississippi. She is pro-
vided with Evans Safety Guard, to prevent
explosion Of boilers, as we'll as is attached
fire engine and hose in case of fire. For
freight or passage apply on board.
mai7-chS2 Al
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REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
For Galena, Illinois.
THE new Steamboat

IN I HBW
'E...S.As.lffNN1J LEWIS r. LINN,
xHasSTkExk VI. Kenneth, master, will run
during the season of 1874, between ST. Lou.
is and Galena. The Lewis F. Linn will
leave ST Louis every Saturday afternoon
at 6 o clock, and arrive at Galcna on Tues
day morning; ard will leave Galena, on
Tuesday evening. aud be at Davenport and
Rock Island on Wednesday morning, and
at Bloomington. New Boston. Oquawka,
Burlington, Fort Madison, Nauvoo and Ke-
okuA the same day, on her downward trip,
and will reach ST Louis on Thursday af.
ternoon.
+. KENNETH, Agent, st Louis.
WIN IlEMPSTEAD, Agent, Galena.
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Dle0,

las Die0,
talun,ss 'ni'y. on the Odd inst. Mr. il.
ae Of =. aged about 70. He was the
AGnoS' present Marshal of Iowa.
Inst =, W. s.ew, Louisa County, on the
E,llns ~ :. The residence of her father. I:
ety. q' Mrs AMY MAkkLY, late Of
sae,lcr S, H. on the 9th ult. Rev Or
suPortI.usa con of Horatio South.
sers t.I;a na' Me Me. aged 90 years.
TUNE in NJ. orders, DR. S. practised
.nony =. place, and during his so.
Nsaels 81 ~ Tn ne endesred himself to a
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Elegant articles for the Toilette.
DRESSING and cabinet glasses aud
L. boxes handsome patterns,
Clothes and Hair brushes Of every variety
and style,
Tooth, nail and comb brushes, various
styles,
Fine and coarse tooth combs, good articles,
Side, back and fancyshell and horn combs,
Scented and toilet soaps beautiful article,
Pomatums, creams and essences,
Rich perfumes, colognes and hair oils,
Powders, pungent salts and smelling
phials and fancy smelling bottles of every
variety, for sale cheap by
mari S. C. THOMPSON.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-03-14
NEW SPRING IND SUJfJIER
GOODS.

GOOUS.
THyfiE subscribers arc now in receipt or a
| IL full stock of spring and summer goods,
which were purchased late in November
| ard early in December, and are prepared 10
sell at small advance for cach Having 4
partner resident in the city of New York
we shall be supplied with all desirable
styles of goods during the spring and sum
mer months. The following comprises
part Of our stock:
200 bales A, rs and 3 4 brown shcc.ings
and shiriings.
% cases bleached shirings,
10 bales cotton csnaburgs,
20 do tickings, various styles,
Is do brown drilings,
100 cases fancy prints. II do blue do
do ginghams, 3 do printed lawns:
5S do summer panta looms stutfs, viz:
denms, York mixtures, saXony mixtures,
kremlins, summer cassimcres, Greek fan
cics, crankies, cottonades, Rouen cassi-
meres, check drillings. gambroons, Hamil-
ten tweeds, blue dfills,
l case superior buffalo cloth 9 do tweed,
do sattinets, assorted,
do blue, black and invisible green
CLOTH
10 do Kentucky jeans, do Jerseys and
York jeans,
case shirting stripes. 3 do IA checks,
do brown l.rens, 3 do irish linens,
do dom gingham. Z do black and
colorad cambria,
40 case mems and boys palm. hats,
100 doz hosiery, comprising an assert
mcnt OF ladies' white, brown, slate end
black hose, mems brown, mixed and white
half hose, iaconets, cambrics, Swiss and
book muslin, bishops lawn, long lawns, lin
en- cambria, pongec silk, flag silk, Madras
and cotton flag hdkfs, insertlngs. edgmgs, |
"a back and white ig'd lace, green beragc;
Italian and India sewing. cotton and liner
thread, twist, lasting, gilt and horn coat
md vest buttons, pearl, agate and bone
shirt buttons, tuck, side. reading, and ivory |
combs, fancy hdkfs, cotton sbawls, black |
silks, cold do, silk and cotton velvcts; bal !
.orines, organzines, ltalanese, faisons,
white and pink Florence, white satin, gents
md ladies silk, II. S. and cotton gloves,
black and white French Grape, hat Grape,
Russia diaper, canvass padding, &c.
pOAN KING g. CO.
No l27 Main st ST Louis.
mar7-Repbs2.5 IL
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Boat Stores.

Boat stores.
EVlE subscribers are prepared to furnish
Il all kinds Of boat stores at the lowest
rates, al the same stand they occupied last
season. Patronage is solicited.
marIl Z. d. RAND & Co.
z. s. All citizens or travellers wishing
for passage up or down the river by steam
boat, by leaving their names with the sub
scribers will be notified at their lodgings on
The arrival of the boat they require.
f. d. r. & Co.
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APRIL ELECTION.
Marrfen.

Nv S<sul ltkU.
i. Wednesday evening, tie 9Th inst, by
, Ins'; John Batcheldef, Mr. EVAN EVANS,
FaM ELIZABETH CLAY, daughter OF Col.
NJ, NJ, y Bennett, all OF this city.
: VIA The above We received liberal share
=, ~. delicious cake. We congratulate
!" a'ends on their Union, and trust i. may
r,a ..usn' with substantial and long cen
E,, wv happiness. We thought our friend
,,.,, ' s0u.o grow sick of locofocoism, and
a. s'a a turn to Wing!
\, s IN INST, by Rev J. G.. Whitford
y,,. staauND ScHRAMM to Miss HARRIET
v. NJ, 4 ~ Of this county.
s.,' Mahk our friends for their libcrality
I'd a,s. Us so beautifully with cake
aaS s y, bridal fxings. We hope our
s,, ny, ssafamm, who is Printer, will
Ten m iof sorts; and when he needs
VII m way ne ind bis case we'll supplied
n, %, ~ cottage Home. Jefferson county,
I G RI ane evening Of Feb. 2sth, by Rev
Il T, ssil' Mr. J. A. McKEMEY, formerly
|o,,n. IaIigs'n, Pennsylvania, to Miss
|ses Of Ws laughter of A. Hemphill, for.
~ S"ad View, Louisa COUNTY on ,bo
hi 10y the Rev Mr. Vincent Mr. AN.
sus A n! to Miss NANCY JONES. all
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n,eaasul Steamboat Accident.

Dreadful steamboat Accident.
The Na,chez Courier, of Saturday,
sdinst. gives the following sad ac-
roun! Of The collision Of the steamboats,
Buckeye and De Soto:
1.-The steamer Grey Eagle up las,
rishi, reports tina. the steamer De Soto
ran into the steamer Buckeye, in Red
River about 8 miles above the mouth,
Yesterday morning at abou, 8 o'clock,
and sunk her on. Of sight almost imme-
lia,sly, at a loss (varlously eslimased)
abelween fifty and seuenty Jfre Hves.
ss(al accident!
The De Soto (,he same boat that
sunk the Llda some time since) was
going down, probably loaded with cot
ton; the Buckeye going up. The ac-
caenl occurred in a par. Of what is call
.i"0ld River" which must be nearly
snle vide; there is little or no cur
rent, and we are informed that persons
% either boat could have seen The 9TH
q when they were three miles apart.
u Louis Ne,c Era.
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REGULAR PACKET.

a n. THE new and splendid fast
'G:N:.rtttls1Si running Steamboat
&.EIssENGxx LEBANON,
Gko. VANCE HiGur, Master, will run as a
regular Packet from ST Louis 10 Burlington
Bloomington and Rock Island every week
Leaves st Louis every Tuesday, Burlington
and Bloomington on Thursday and Rock
Island on Friday OF each week. To COM
mence running as soon as navigation will
permit.
The Lebanon is Of the fret class, stands
No. in the insurance Offices in St Louis,
her bottom is six inches thick and every
other way equally strong and we'll calcu.
lated in her cabin for the comfortable ac-
commodation of passengers.
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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-03-14
A rare chance for a Bargain.

A rare chance for a Bargain.
KNE have for sale valuable Farm a.
w bout fifteen miles west of Burlington
near the road from the latter place to Mt
Pleasant, it embraces 100 acres Of excel
lent land, sixty acres OF which are under
good improvement, with good log house
with stone chimney, &c. This Farm will
be sold very low. For further particulars
enquire Of Robert Blacker who resides on
the place or Of
marl4 GRIMES & STARK.