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BOOKS.
6 doz. U S SpelIers,
6 doz Cdbbs,
2 doz. Eclectic Spoilers, ReGdersa n
Arlthmetcs.
2 doz. Western CaIculalors,
2 doz Kirkham's Grammar.
doz Frosl's History OF the us.
2 dog. Missouri Harmony,
I do2 ParIey's Geography,
doz MtcheIl's Primary Geography
4 dSz, do Geography & Atlas
| doE. Walkers Dictionary,
Half dCz Comstock' : Chemistry,
Half doz do PHILOSOPHY,
Holfdoz D'Aubigne's History Of the
Reformation,
Hall doz Edwards on the will,
Hall doz Confession olFai'h,
Half deg. Methodist Hymn's,
Half do2 Watts psalms and HYMNS,
Hafdoz. DaVids Psalms,
Half doz, General Assembly collect
ion Of Psalms & Hymns,
10 dog AImanack's
On hand and for snleby
W. M. SINCLAIR.
Nov. 9th 1914.
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YKINGaLSE ISRS nta otran nr,l. .

/ 'SKIN DISEASES arc often OWN =
10 aScrofo;ous habit ofbody, end IN OF
lder 10 effects permanent cure the Or
tGinal cause must be removed
JAYNE'S LIFE PRESERVATfVE
one Of the UostpIeasant articIesever
offered to the public he's been found no
only 10 core ScrofuIa, under all its mul
tipIifd forms, Of Cancer. Kings Evil,
Goitre, Whne,Swelting, &C., but also 10
remove the disposition or tendency to
diseases Of that class, and all diseases
originating from distractions in the
glands or pores Of the skin, or from
lmPurity of the blood or other fluids o
the BODY.
For sale By T. AtEtasonSy Co., Car
roltca, and r K Gray, Waynesburgh.
September l3, 1914.
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SHEHRFS SAFE.

By virtue OF a writ Ol VeRdi exponss
issued out ot the court OF common pleas
for Carroll counly, aud TO me directed
1 will offer for sale at the door Of Ih'
court house in CarrolIton, on Monda,
the 4th day Of August, l8+5, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock. A M, and 4 o.
clock. P. N. The following described real
estate, VIZ the west hall ol the south
easl quarter Of section 20, township II
Of range 1, Ct the lands sold al Sleuben
vile, Ohio, Teken in execution and will
ue sold hy D. WATT. Sheriff.
June 81, l845 Pr. ice 81 so,
I5 Kegs Janietto nails. Just received
and for sale by CUMMINGS Il CAMERON
MAY l8 l845 3l-h
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|9He State of Ohio Carroll cOas:ty, IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Alouzo l.. 'LiIteII, .
Vs. Iu'ChanceFy.
Samuel McNary, ct. alsS

| NOHANS'
4 Notice is hereby given TO David Bot
latter, one OF the defeudautsin this cas-
whose residence is uhnowB, and sgains
whom process was issued and reIurne,
BY the sheriff mot found" that on III
10Th day of Janeary, AID 1916, i'6let
a bill 10 the Office Of the CLERK Of tht
court Of common pleas, "oI this county
for AIoHzoL. Litell, against Samee
McNarY, CT. ais. The said bill state,
that in the month of November, 1889
Fiernan& Vance Obtained two Judgs
aen,s against Samuel McNaty before
William g IIespiO, a Justice df the peace
Of Carroll county, for the sum OF about
!S2S so with costs of suit, that eKecu-
! tious were issued on said'judgments, and
returned by 'the constable mo, properly,
&c that upon the suggestion by the
said plaintiffs 10 the said Justice, that the
said MrNgry was possessed Of lsnds
subject TO levy and safe on execution,
transcripts were issued oudltiled in the
court of common pleas, Und such pro-
ceedings had at the March term of the
court aforesaid in the year 1870, thai
leave was given The plaintiffs to issue
execution against the 'EEnds and tene-
mentsof the said McNary, TO satisfy
said .judgmentsGmounliug in all costs Of
eVeryakind included. TO about $49 N,
that both satdjudgments have been as
signed by said TietuaD 81 Vance 10 said
Lilteil, agd that they are unpaid and
unsalisded.
TIE bill charges thatthe said McNa-
ry and his vile, about the@22d August,
1889, conveyedby deed in fee simple to
one George 'Boststter, then in hie, but
since dece ssed, brother OF the wife of
McNary and Of The idiDaWda aBostatD
ter, for the consideration Of thelpreten~
ded sum OF three hundred dollars. q part
OF town lot'ihriy-lour (34) in Atkinson's
addition to the town OF OarrUiIton Il for
merty CeR,reViIle,} IhOl The sale and
conveyance bv the -said McHary, 10 The
said George BosrelIer OF the pTemlsestnI
the bill described, vasNwiIhout any 'val-
i'd consideration, that the whole was done
by SAID McNary prevent the property
being seized on to pay his debts, that the
sale and conveyanceis fraudulent, that
the said David Bos,atter is one Of the Ie-
gal heirs of the said George 1Bosattor
long since deceased.
Theprayer Of the bllIis That The con-
Veyance from McNary Nnd"wfe 10 the
said George Bostatter deceased, for The
property 10 The bill described may be
and held for naught, that the
premises may be appraised'snd sold and
the proceeds thereof appIIed to the pay
ment OF the two judgments aforesaid.
and forgeneral reIIeI.
VAN BROWN,
Solicitor for complainant.
June 10. lS45 35 g.. i
Primers fee S7S74,
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VI AACN'J IlOISH, NtCtdSPu,
three and half miles North Of Carroll
Ton, in Washington township, lying on
The CarroiIon and Lisbon State Roda,
adjoining the lands of George Abrahins
and olhers, and containing
ORe Hundred Acres,
Handsomely situated, between so and
70 acres cleared, and in good state Of
There is an Apple g. Peach
Orchard Of-good quality, logethcr with
other fruit trees such as Pear, PluEb,
&c. THE buildings consist 6f log
Dwelling, o log Barn, aud other cut
Two pubic highways pass
through the premises TT right angles,
and is within hall a mile ol District
School. in fact, it contains almost
every advantage that is desirable.
The above property can be purchased
at private sale, but il not sold by the
first Of September next, it will then be
offered ct pubic ouIcry. The condi.
tIons.oF sale can be ascertained BY ap
plying to The undersigned, or to the
man living on The premises.
SOLOMAN HERSH.
GEORGE IlEWETT,
-. Executors
February %, JS15-tIA.
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.sOaYme1s ExReclOrNNN.

No other medicine will eeVBCve xnu
'cus or'pus from the Throat so thorough
ly es this. 1t efecruslty loosens the
'coagulaled masses from the membrane
which limos the trachia, and al every
cough the patient will bring up portions
Of The diseugsged matter. In all com
plants Of The pulmonary organs, even
where nature seems TO be milking. no ef"
fort 10 throw OF the disease, Jayne's
'Expectorant imparts vieor TO the ma
chinery Of respiration, and enables them
to dsencumber themselves Of the ob.
strucrions which had impeded their free
operation. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis
'Plpuri$y-in word, sl diseases Of q
pulmonary rarere, yield to this prepa-
ration. # properly administered.
HAVE Y0UA CoUGE2-,Do not neglect
It; thousands have met premature
dearh for the want oi little attention
to common cold.
Have you q Ceugh?-Dr. Jayno's
a sofe medica prescrip
lion, conlaininguo poisonous drugs, and
used in an extensive practice !or sever
al years, wiII'most positively afford re-
lief and save you from that awful dis
esse Pal monary Consumption, which an
uualIy sweeps into the grave hundreds
of the young, the old, the fair, the love-
y and the gay.
Have you a Coughf-Be persuaded 10
purchase a bottle Of the Expectorant!-
To day Tomorrow may be TOO late.
Fave you Cough2-Jayne's "Expec
oranris The only remedy you should
AXE 10 cure you, l.
For this plain reason, that in no one
,f the thousand cases where it has been
lsed hasit Jailed to relieve,
For sale by 4. AhiaSon & 70 Car
roIton. audoR X Gray, Wayuesburgh
Sept 'l3. 1874.
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A GREAT BARGAIN!
Who wants 10?

IHNllE subscriber intends 10 sell, al
A private sale, his LOT aud OUT
LOT in CARROLLTON. The Lot is
No, 20 in Roberts ed addition 10 Car
rOIllon, and has a good story and a !la II
frame house with FIVE oons, and good
Gel lar, wood shed, we'll, 'smoke.h6
large and comfoFtabIos stable pig pen
and number OF beating fruit trees on
It, The Out Lot 10 hut two or three
rods from tho lot, and contains a llttle
less th1n one ind half acres. The
above property viii be sold oerV 7o,o.
Tho terms will be made TO suit noarIy
any purchaser, and an indispuIabIe title
Will be given. Those who wish 10 OBJ
tain a comfortable home ia the town of
CarrolIton for proporliondbIy small
consideration, vii doweiI to tai,e this
chance. Enquire, either personally o
BY letter, (pOst paid) of the Rev,'D
Roihacker, IN Carrolltoa, or of lhesub-
scriber.
"A. b 'BIERDEMANN. .
.Uniontown, Stark Co, OF
Feb, Ia. 1916.
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BralSdrCIM's Pills

PoruLAL REMERIEs The mos. pop.
ulor remedies Of the present day arc
those which cleanse and purify tho blood,
and which are'known TO be innocent IN
their qualities, Such remedies as anti.
mony, mercury, zinc, Nnd having re-
course Of bleeding IN disease, are now,
It Is hoped going out Of fashion and veg.
'etable remedies will soon bo The posular
medicine. Then Braadreih's Vegetable
-Umuersal Pills will be used and appre-
claIed. They are known to act benefi
cially on every part ol The body. being
lNke up by the chyle hey pass into ,he
blood, which they purity, and it shtu'c b.
remembered thai they only remove those
paris from the blood which we're fhC
cluss Of inflammation or disease ot any
kind. Nothing is equal to RIDING the Vi
tieled humors with vegetable medicin,
of lhskiud whir heighly Iour' ears bav,
proved never 10 do injury, but aIwa
good. For sale NJ 'hr store OH 4 Std
ger, CarIOlAOn, July ie, lS45 5-A0-6m
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United STATES NOSUE.
CORNER OF MARKET AND HIGH STREETS


CORNER OF MARKET AND HIGH STREETS
pwvA THE subscriber having lease
77s..!l0i ed the building, On the coruer
IiiiE$@ @of Mark el and Hrgh secels, FOR
the purpose Of couVer'ing in
TO public hotel, will take possession Of
the same on and after the Lst Of April
proxlmo 1t has been pat in compile etc
and thorough repair, painted and reftled; !;
and having made the necessary arrange
mens he hatters himself that his house
will afford tho best accommodation 10
travellers and strangers whose business
may require their presence in this place
The house is located within a few
steps OF tho principal STEAMBOAT LAND
ING ina prominent position, within one
square oil the PUBLIC SQUARE and in the
business part OF The town. There is a
tine, commanding view Of the Ono RIv.
Err from this house for several miles
above and below.
The travelling public will fnd il 10
their advantage to give tho "'UDited
States House" call, as It's location, the
convenience to the river, and The accom-
modatons which will be Afforded
render it preferable to any other public
house in Sleubenvile.
The subscriber, thahkfu for tho libe
raj patronage extended to him at the
"3Iack Bear House." respectfully solic
its a call from his ffends aud old custO-
'mers, nj his new location,
JAMES HANNA,
Late OF lie + ack Boar House.
SleubenvIIe, March 81, 1916 32.
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0NE tox roen soap, just received and
q y Tor sale low by
CUMMINGS & CAMERON.
C1uoiIon. Nav 80, lS45 33-tL
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FRLACK BEAR HOUSE:
q Ch Street, SteWbenEiIlG, o.
lBY WHOMAS. MORTOM


The Undersigned specially Informs
his old customers and lhe public'in gene
raj, that he hao taken the above well
known house, formerly keprby him for
twenty Eve years, and recently by ,Jss
Hanna, and is prepared to ca;erlo the
wants of all who'may favor him with
their patronage. There IS also an sd.
dhion put 10 the House, which will add
much to the comfort Of the guests. -
Likewise furnished with
New Furniture.
No pains or expense will be spared TO
furnish the TABEE and the BAR with the
very best that tho markets can aFotH.
With the'delerMination to devote his on.
tire personal attention to the comfort and
accommodation Of those whomay favor
him with q call, aided BY scuve. careful
and obhgiOg servants, he hopes TO give
general satisfaction. The terms are
right THOMAS NORTON.
April '25, ls45 -2S-U.
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Drugs e. Medicines,

Drugs e. Medicines,
II JUST Received al the Drug
Store, asLarge and'Fresh as
sorlment, among which may
4 be found the following articles.
/ Barely tneVisn RED.
4 " tGum,ShelIaC.
4 "' CastorOil.
I IF" Tanner's Oil.
4 " 'LampbIack.
Half Barrel 'Varhish.
9 Cases Ext..Loewood.
30 lbs. Gum Camph6r.
80 lbs. Refined Borax.
s95 lbs SIENNA.
ALSO a general assortment Of Drugs
Paints. Dye 'StGGs, and Groceries, jus
receivedend for saIeb by
r KENNEDY.
'CarrblIlOn, Jan IN, 'l845.
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New Furniture.

A Few barrels Of GROUND Plaster. gust
"a received, and for sale low. BY
K JACKSON.
Carrolhon, April 10, lS45.-27-u.
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DR.. ID JaynG's Sandaipe
Pills,

For Lt0er Complaints. 'GOrt Jdudice,
Dyspepsia, RheHmdtism. FeoerS, Ner
UoGsMesS, Ergsipeids, end diseases Of
tke Skin, Imprify Of TIE Blood Tn
.f0mGtiors, Melancholy Sick Head
Gck, CoStioeneSS, Pains IN the Head
Breast, Side, Back, and Limbs. Bill
OWS Affections. Female Diseases, &c
&c &C., and tUhenerer any 'PurgGtive
Medicine mag be required.
There is ocarceIy any disease nwbcb
Purgalive Incidence are not more o.
less required, and much sutferiug and
sickness might be preven,ed were they
more generally used No person caB
feel we'll while q coslive habit Of body
prevails; besidesit soon 'generales Sc
rious and often fateI 'diseases, which
might have been avoided by a timely
and judicious use oGproper CetharliC
Medicines.
The Proprietor can'recommend these
Pills with the greatest confidence, be-
IieVing them far superior 10 rhe'PlIIs in
general use, more mid, more prompt,
safe, and uniform in their operation.
In using them, no particular care is
required Persons may eat end drink
as usual, and, il desirable, Get imme
drGtely after taking them
Age will not impair them, as they
are so combined as 10 rafwaysreadiIy
dissolve IN the stomach.
In small doses they are Alternative
and gently Laxative, but in large doses,
they ere eclively Catharllc; cleansing
the whole sIme hiary canal from all
put'id, Irritating and tecaI matters, and
producing heeIthy secretions 'of the
Stomach, Liver, ,'and the various Nolher
organs Of the bddy
They may DO laken aITd1l iimss, and
in most diseases s--ln Ihflammalorv In
ermilleut, Remittent, Billious, and eve
ry olher form OF Fever-JSu1dtce and
Liver Complaint. For by spepsia they
arereelly HninvaIuable article ,qerGdu
ally changing the Vitiated secrelrono of
the stomach and liver. and producing
healthy 'Oction in those important "or-
gAnS. They are'very valuable for dis
eases'of the Skin.pG for what IS com 1
monty called 'Impurity Of the Blood :
also for Female Com mpluihts, Costive-
ness, &c, end in fact every disease
whore an Apertent, AlterOtiVe, or'Pur-
ga i've Medicine may be required
01rDypepSiG'P positively can'be cured
by perseveting use oil this valuable
SANATfVE, especially IL the Tonic
VermiIuge be.uscd in'copjunction,
For saIe'by
i. ATKINSON, e. co.
CHrrolton
And R K Gray, 'Waynesburgh.
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HIN0UR Hogsbeads Of New Orleans
n Sugar, aud TEN barrels New Or
leans and HSugar.house molasses, iust.re
ceved and for'saIe' by X JACKSON.
CarrolIton. april l8. lS45-27-lE
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TNNaLrsR mosrtd, Rsppee & Scotch
IL snuff, of ths besr quality, on hand
and for sale by CUMMINGS & CAMERoN.
CarrotIton, May 30, I945-33-l.
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FISEH, sc,

FISEH, &c
q BandI MackereI.
N e" SShWd
n E" Herring.
z " White Lime.
r White pasfer.
sOn hand and for sale by
VIM, NJ. SINCLAIR.
May lG, lS45.
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book at TlGis!
A FAR NJ FOR SALE!

The undersigned, Executors,
offer for seIe the well known
FARM (the late residence
of Henry Harsh ..heceaandN \
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February %, 1915.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-06-12
No 81 Main corner Of Ptne-st. st Louis, Mo
"HE SUBSCRIBER would beg

II ~ DSttlll WOuiu UeO
Il leave to inform his old friends and the
public generally that he has on hand (and
will continue to receive additions weekly
one of the best stocks of fashionable ready
made clothing ever offered in St LOUIS
They were got up under his own superln-
tendence-and persons preJudiced against
ready made clothing, will be satisfied by
calling and examining my goods that they
can get "a good articles and as fashionable
as If they were made to measure IN the
CITY oil ST Louis, and at nearly half the
price.
keep superior lot of fashionable cloth
aud su MINER coats, of all sty les; plain and
pleated pants, of all qualities; rich silk,
satin and marseilles vests, OF all cuts and
qualities: all qualities OF shirts, stocks,
scarls, cravats, suspenders, under shirts,
drawers, gloves, hosiery, handk erch lcis,
hats. umbrellas and trunks oil all varieties
and prices, with PLAIN and patent locks.
Al my goods are entirely new, and /
will be undersold by no one, not even those
who say they will sell twenty per cent.
cheaper than any other house can. To all
| say, give me call, and you shall be sat
isfied that at No. 81 Nam, corner of fine
street, there is no humbuggery.
ie5-6m b. +. SMITH.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
WHEREAS George V. High,

w HEREAS George V. Hight and
W Nancy X. Hight, his wife, by their
Deed bearing date the nineteenth day o:
January, eighteen hundred and forty -four.
did conges unto the undersigned, Trus.
tees "a certain lot or parcel of land in the
town OF Burlington IN the Territory OF
Iowa, being lot numbered seventy 40, &C
cording 10 plan OF said town city con-
tanning sixty.fect in front on Main street
and extending the same width 10 Front
stree, about two hundred and ,wenty.i five
feet, ;" in trust to secure 10 Charles SCmple
or to whosoercr might be the legal owner
thereof, the payment OF eight prom,ssory
notes executed by the said George V. Hight
and Serene Pcwars of even date with said
decd, each for the sum Of two hundred
and fifty dollars with interest thereon at
the rate Of eight per cent per annum from
cate and payable the FIRST in sixty days,
the second in ninety days, the third in :our
months, the fourth in tive months, the fifth
IN six months, the sixth III seven months,
the seventh in eight months and the eighth
in nine months from date, as will more full
~ and at large appear reference being had
to said deed recorded in the Recorders Of
flee for the county OF Des Noincs in said
Territory on Record Book No /, of the
record Of Mortgages, page 2I9 aud 25O, and
whereas the four last mentioned notes with
the interest due thereon are now in arrears
and unpaid. Now therefore a, the request
Of the legal owners Of said notes, we as
Trustees aforesaid will on Thursday the
goth day of June next, between the hours
of III O'Clock a, NJ. and l o'clock P. NJ. of
said day, at the premises in the City of
Burlington and Territory oil Iowa, proceed
to sell for cash at public auction to the
highest bidder the premises above descrb.
ed, in order to pay the said notes together
with tie interest due thereon to the legal
owners of said notes according to the pro-
visions OF said Deed Of Trust.
JOHN r. SHEPLEY, Tn
ISAAC LOCKWOOD,
ST Louis, April 10, 1S45-tds AZ
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Jewett,s Patent cary Plough.

JcWett'S Patent cary Plough.
TNHE subscriber would inform his friends
i and customers that he has now on hand
large supply of the above just ly celebrat.
ed ploughs, of this years manufacture, and
is therefore prepared to fill all orders 1 the
shortest notice.
Within the past year have added some
valuable Improvements to said plough. The
mouldboard ls inches higher. and is fas-
tened to the standard with bolts and screws,
instead Of rivets as formerly. 1t can there.
fore be easily taken off for repairs or any
other purpose, at pleasure. The standard
is also inches higher, and cast with the
same circle as the mouidboard until it en-
tiers the beam. This prevents all possibility
of it's choking, even in the most foul ground.
Tie hee! OF the landslide is also cast with
chill, which will prevent its wearing
fast, thereby causing the plough 10 run less
steady than when new.
To those who have used these ploughs,
(and there are thousands Of the best farm.
ers in Missouri and Illinois who have,) not
one word as 10 their performance need be
said TO those who have not tested their
superiority over all other kinds row in use
with US, and their perfect adaptation to our
light, loamy soil, | viii say tina. you would
promote your interests by giving them tri.
az. GU WIZ nhu tnen 10 work easy tor
your team, TO do the work Mfh great expe.
dition and to do it well, I Ne mouldboard
being made of wrought iron, Of peculiar
shape, and the entire shear of steel, they
scour bright in all soils, which is the great
deside9atum IN plough for this section of
country.
HUDSON T.. BRIDGE,
Successor to Bridge s Hale.
john G.. FooTE,
Agent.
Puriinuton March 6-I5-4I-tf
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.,,,ea by J. B. TEAS Esq., on
90 D. 80. Committee of three was APP
'5, ion g, o' sslsc. and report TO This
dnea ,he names of six suitable per-
srHns delegates to attend the Wing
s' :, Convention, to oe n ne,a N
y :, suit suitable candidate for Delegate to
(@gfe,',,i. .;r appointed VIM. Daugh'
l's c.,eb Cooper, and Horace Gay
~ I'd committee, who, after an ab-
rd' saw some minutes. reported the
nee !" uamess VIM. Mckay, E. J.
dla p !, Thos. o. Wamsley. A. n.
, ,..a' Col. John Parks and James
' o,.s who, upon motion, were u.
h o,slv chosen Delegates to attend
'an'a @.,,;,orial Convention, with iull
=. .a,,r 70 ill all vacancies: 49,,
P' a' notion. James F. Rice address
~, ~. meeting for some tine in a very
'~ ,,,;a,e manner. VIM. Mckay
s,ssd in speech of some length, in
' ~ he did no, deal sparlnglv with
VIZ, .,ssen, Legislature in relation to
..,ion upon the dead Constitution;
-h;.b Mr. Billiard was called and
n. speech which was received
"A rea. applause.
w. y, motion. Resolved. That the pro.
...Gass of this meeting be published
The meeting then adjourned.
JOHN PARKS. Chairman.
nupsoN MURRAY. Sec y.
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CARD.
vI0HE UNDERSIGNED has taken

Il the store next door TO r. j. =. Peasley,
Esq. and is now opening large and well
selected stock OF Hfd,oare, Cutlery, Boots,
Shoes and Dry Goods. purchased IN New
York from the English and American
AGENTS. and direct from the manufacturers,
which he offers to the inhabitants Of Bur
ling:on and the adjacent country a, st
Louis Prices. J. UPHAM.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-06-12
EIu,.d,Caye aud CufIeru.

TUST received by steamer Mermaid and
81 for sale large assortment of Hardrare
and Cutlery, such as
Door. till pad cupboard, chest and trunk
Locks.
Knob and Norfolk Latches, scissors,
Shears, sheep shears, stirrups, bride bitj,
Square. flat and round bolts,
Kni:es and forks of all kinds,
German silver, BIittania and iron table
and tea spoons,
Riveted and wrought table hinges,
Parliament do
Wood screws-aH sizes, wheel irons,
Mil and hand saws, mill and hand saw
files; rasps, augers, fish hooks, lacks,
Kaughphy mills, trace chains,
Curry combs, drawing knives,
Axes-Yankee and Kentucky patterns
and a great many other kinds TOO numer-
Gus to mention. all of which will be sold
low for cash or country produce by
WIN. GARRETT & co.
mar27 Sign of the Great Western.