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pING,s COUCH CANDY. .-HevIng been ~

DING,S COUGH CANDY.-Haylng been strongly
llfeccmmendcd by some kind friends 10 Try T. IL fng q
Cough Candy for very cold, did so, win must
confess great rcepticisn Its vruei but when found
myself speedily relieved and able TO attend TO those do
lies from which hBd seriously feared TO be declared,
feeling OF thankuiuess and desire TO benefit Others
prompted give the little influence my name may pos
in making te virtues OF this remedy known 70 me
public, and importing little Of that which is proVefoiay
great assistance the effects OF rnedciDenanely con-
hdence SAMUEL ~ SCiANiINhD'
Pastor of Hoas,on-s Presbyterian Church. cor Houston
ser.yopS January ~ 1916. sl9 In
For sale by G. II. RING, lo2 Broadway, cor Joln-sL
1cITZGERALD,s PORTABLE Burr Stone
II MilL--Mr. Editor. Allow 10 state 10 the public,
through your paper, that Fiizgcrrds celebrated Mil no"
being exhibited at the Fair in Castle Garden II may be
seen operation grinding wheat and corn, every day
10 IL O'Clock In the morning aud from to O'Clock
IN afternoon am Obliged 70 limit The work TO the hours
spsched because would require such
Farmers and Mors also Grocers and Grinders OF drugs
cJhee spices bait and oRf invited 10 see the ope
f.iun al the Fair. CHARLES ROSS, Manufacturer,
ol2 Ivy Etghthst. near SiXth-avenuc, NJ T.
JAMES HOGG would respectfully inform his friends
the public generally that he has taken the store No
2 Broadway, Opposite the Lyceum Buildng,) where he
will he receiving during the Winter asrppy OF fresh Gar
den and Farming Seeds and he will be thankful To receive
such orders for Seeds Forest md Fruit Trees &c the
every e1eron will DO made his part 10 give entire
satisfaction.
He now has very fine of Hyacnths, Tulips,
NarcssuH, JoDguIis, Crocusses &c which he VIII dispose
such prices viii do with the necessity oi al
tending auction 10 get cheap bulbs
Boquets of the very choicest 1owers made up in the
rous styles suitable for Bridal Dinner and Evening Par
ties and the Opefn. oS lm
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Brady, Caiharine
Berry, Wi5ow Mary
Biauwfels, Ms tNassa4-sti
Rabcocs, Nrs Phoebe
BannsD, Elizabeth
Drena2n, Miss Eliza
Brewster, Mrs Clarind
Blanchard. Mrs Eiizabeh
Blake, Mis-. Laure a
Bel, Mrs Susan
Brazler, Mrs Margaret
Blower. Mrs Margaret
Bogle, Miss Elizabeth
Billings, Miss c 4
Buckingham, Miss Ellen
Bich, Mary
Burns, Anne
Boustle, Mrs Frances
Brown, Susan
B!ivine, Miss Lydia W
Brown, E!eno!
Brown, Mrs Abby w
BOYLE, Mrs Alexandrlne
Biglow, Bridget
BourInan. Siiss Eliza
Brown. Miss Jane Maria
Brown. Mrs A w
Burch, Miss Eliza
Button. Mrs Iof Georgia.
Crawford, Mrs llarth
Clayton, Mrs Emina
Crawford, Miss Mary
Csrow, Mrs Mafy-3
Carhart, jane
CrGhane, Johanagh
Clark Mrs Ira
Carley. Miss Fanny
Celly, Mrs Catharine
Cayansgli, Bridget
Carroll, Miss Elizabeth
Cartwright, Mrs
Carpenter, Csthsrine
Campbell, Mrs Mary w
Carter, MIR Martin
Caai.ne. Mrs 7 fanny
Clsridgc. Mrs
Crozier, Mrs Phoebe
Crow. Ann
Cox, Mrs Adeline
Crowley, Hannah
Coles. Mrs n
Corless, Mrs Sarah
Cook. Mrs Mary
Crummell. Mrs C 81
COutrell, Mrs Cstharlne
COwan, Mrs Mary
Closter, Miss II T
Christian, Mrs Elizabeth
Concfry, Mrs
Cody, Ann
Coates. Mia Martha
Davis, Mrs Clara ii
Dawson, Miss Mary Jane
Dakin, Mrs Sarah
Draper, Henrietta
Davenport, Miss Augusta
Daniels, Miss NJ K
Daley, Mrs Msrgaret..2
Dunn, Ann
Dryer. Mary
DOYLE, Mary
Duyernay, Madame FAME
Dufey, Jane
Duffy, Mary
DoIan, Ann
Donahue, Widow Rote
DOnnoara, Miss Ellen
Din well, Miss MegaFet
Doune, Mrs Hiram
Dodge, Mfs Eliza
p.ngerin, Anna Maria
Dodge, Mrs Margaret +
i;ci-. Mary AnD
Filing wood. Mrs (White-si
Engiisb, Miss B
Edwards. Mrs Jane
Elliott, Mrs Frances
Evcns Miss Emma
E.llet. Mrs
Funck. Mrs Alice
Fccnny, Catherine
Fcrrinc. Mics Mary Ann
Farrell, Eliza
Fletcher, Mics Ellen
Fndell, Mics CRuharine
Flynn, Mics
Ford, Mrs 4 G
Finehout, Miss Csthar!ne
Ford, Miss HELEN
Furlung. Mrs
Formcder, Mary
foolc, Miss Kuthrine
Fitzpatrick, Niles Ellen
Fcgan. Mary
Garry. Mary
Gulieaao, Mrs Elizabeth
Graham, Miss Esther
Green, Miss Elizabeth +
Gallaher, Miss ('renth-sl)
Gantiepes, Mrs Margaret
Gray, Mrs Emma
Grant, Mrs Sarah
Gray, Miss Eliza
German. Mary
Gilman, Mrs j
Grimes, Miss Nancy
Conner, Susan
Gilmore, Miss Mary
Grim. Mrs Elizabeth
Guiersou, Mis- Maria
Hardy, Mrs Mary
Henderson, Isabella
Hart, Calhariuo
Hanun, Miss Matilda
iisr,cll. Mrs Mary
umigcn. Kathleen
Harvey, Susan
lleroy, Niles A
Hand. Miss Bridget
llaines, Miss Jane b
Hart. Miss julia Ann
hambridge, Mrs Mary {
Haver, Mrs
Hall. Miss Anu NJ
Holland, MSry Jane
Hunt, Mis- T (rcarl-sil
Hin. Miss Mary }
Hoyt, Miss Caroline
Howley, Miss Mary
Hitchcock, Mrs Henry
Hope, Miss Sarah II
HUMPHREYS, Mrs Mary
Hobar, Miss Calharin
Husbands. Mrs AdRle Ann
Hulchings, Mrs Robert
johnson, Miss III Il
johnson, Miss Lucy w
Jordan, Miss Lucy
jacques, Mrs John
James, Miss Il Maria
Jones, Mrs Mary =
Jackson, Mrs Mary
Jones, Mrs Geo Andciick
jackson. Miss Belsey
Jackson, Miss Lorancc r
johnson, Miss He,y
Johnson. Mrs Catharine
Jones. Martha
keUn, Mary
Kelly. Bridget
Kennedy. Margaret
krcbs, Miss Elizabeth
Kelly. Sarah AZ
Eenuon, Miss Rcsina
Heating, Mrs. Hannah N
Kirk, MARY Jane
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3nsnraH1e.
THE KNICKERBOCKER FIR

TIME KNICKERBOCKERF Fire Insurance Com
psny (laie tie MuiusD of New ork-Capila s25OHo
Oice No Ws-sL-The Legislature of this State at its
si session passed ar changing the corporate name OF
the old Mutual Insurance Company OF the City OF New.
York. 10 the KnckeTbocker Fire Insurance Company OF
New York. All future business OF that Corporation VIII
therefore be transacted under lie new name.
II may be well add by way of explanation that the old
Mutual Notwithstanding its tile, was IN fact stock
COMPANY having capital all paid in and securely invested
and That the change OF obtained 10 prevent MIS-
apprehension that point.
hs Coupanv continues TO insure against loss dansg 9
bv ere on as favorable terms similar Institutions IN this
city. DIRECTORS.
George Ireland John Gray, H. I. Hainersley,
Ohm Oothoat. Bolts Moore, ShAs T. Leveflch,
Geo. ArculaTius, Root c. Wetnore Benz De Forest,
Robert Benson, Edward Cook, WE Tucher,
Ohm Campbell, Anthony Lamb, Asher Riley,
George C0nklin, Adam Norric A!cX'r Lawrence
Joshua Brush, Robert Kermit, WIN r. Dean
Robert L. Stuart. Anthony Charlton, w inn Browning.
GEORGE IRELAND, President
A. 3 McDoSALp Secretary.
New-York, May 10, 1916. elJ codu
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WRITING INK OF Superior qualify. warranted 10 re-
W tar lis color and 5uidy AaE Fra1cs Go
ION lax shc1c be used by a who desire good article
tsi VII eow freely :ror he pen Sod wholesale and
81. d ihe manufacturers.
FRANCIS LoUTREL, = Msifen-lece
Dss!ecs supplied - liberal discount OLE In
FURNITURE WANTED Il exchange FOR board
for par.Os ether Few or secou6hzrd-Tk. hoCss il
reessty sa:.:sd = see asishboFeood tue CRY
rt TIC pe 9. cos-t VIII be low Mechanics Nc; CO.
isslea g. address J. 5 E. ss scs, VIZ maze o!o 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

e1 egnn-The subscriber Will dispatch vessel on OF
-1ho about the 18th OF October for the Bay OF San
Francisco and Astoria Applications for freight or pss
sage and ali necessary Information, by letter postpaid 70
the subscriber al New York. VIII be promptly attended TO-
suil CHARLES o, STEWART
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List Of Letters Remaining in the n. 7. Post Office,
saturday. October 10:

Ys psae rue.s.iors lie Of 1e Lis. in naich iiey
or. r5,,r,ised LADIES' LIST:
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Ship Adelaide, Adams, Havana spoford, Tileston d
grigs Flcance Lockhart Windsor Thor Winniette,
sarah Chisholm st Johns, NJ, Thos Winnhet.e' Eliza
beth Thomas. ct Johns NJ, 6 4 Lauries; Augusta,
Sherwood, Savannah.
Scnr Ellen FIuar, Suffolk Va.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

CINCINNATI LAND and General Agency Once,
SCinclnnsi Oh,o.~M l. Sheldon would inform the eli.
OF New York, thai he viii attend to The purchase and
sale Of every description OF Real Estate and Personal Prop
erty In the City Of Cincinnati and In the Western States VIII
also collect notes bonds and mortgages and species
of elnns In Cincinnati Louisville Any Merchants,
other business men, having lands other property In The
Western country they wish dispose o for cash
change for city property in Cincinnati invited 10 send
description Of the his Office In Cincinnati where 81
easness entrusted 10 hs Will be promptly md faith
fully attended 10. Address NJ. l. SHELDON,
West EiNh-sl Cincinnati
RxsEnIseEa-Dwier Barber, Cortiand.sl; J. JACK.
600. ~ WSlleti VIM. tugAle. ~ Wslsl
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NR. GREGORY 6esc:es MS attention a-I1ost =1c,G-
~ svey % re treatment s-d cure OF Pulmonary Con-
Sumption. confident i he c: success - Tbs brznch
q - profession :zt he s wiling wave AZ caiics cr
services rendered except cE sct1ai performed HIS
rsseace No Roosevelt. coor rcco Ce-iAa-=L
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AND ERIE RAILROAD Con- Con-,

DR0uIsSORY NOTE Of $40 and interest, for az
dawn by Egber. Hedge printer. late Of the kslo~.
Jonr, and now Ia the employ OF Mr.. Minors poaass :,
COMPANY This note was bona Ede gwen for rent pa =
me s,Ti,y 10 The landlord OF ho1se No. 70 "oosss,,
apr % Ffaaeis Haf., 50 W.niem.sL up ssaefs %
w saw CYa1s w. glELD, barings-'ae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

MRS. CARR0LL;S Medicated Vepo- and Sulphur
Iva Baths, ls Ealtou-s opposite Chu-cnsi certain
cure for Gods, Coughs Rheumatism, Sore Throat ali
tn1ataiory diseases incident 10 the cengee5ie Erae OF
Tee weather TIE SGpEc. Vapor Bah ia Particularly re-
commended by our Sfs Physicians 70. al .rup
t.ocs srd diseases Of he skin Open fr2 o'clock Il tee
morning I'll 70 c,ciock NJ MGR. ol1 Ivy
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'ALL ARRANGEMENT,

it, PIUNEEK MD En- frTy-sVIIIUA
trElrfESllnsa.--N PRESS LINE ss<yI-S7
Via Railroad and Canal.
From Philadep hia 10 Pittsburgh The above line Is now
In full operation. Passengers leave Philadelphia every
morning u o'clock In the beat ind most comfortable de-
scrption of for Harrisburg where they embark on
the Packet Boat
This of tbs most agreeable routes that to be io1n'
IN lie country The scenery the Susqurhanna ard Ja
niaa rivers IL unsurpassed iOr beauty and variety
to Otiee M Ph,iafeiphG, No. "a AULetJt.
~ Passengers should be- careful not 10 psy their ihs
IN New ork farther Than Phladc pha, there s no par
in that city authorized to sell tickets for ibis line
A. B. CUMMINGS. Agent
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TNiTED STATES Fire Insurance. Company, Uince
u No. 90 Wallst.-Th.s Company continue 10 insure
aran>t loss and damage by merchandise, ships in
port buildings household fniIure and other personal
pro pcr,y at the u -ual rates of premium.
DIRECTORS.
John t. Bovine Morris Ketchum. D. A. Cushman,
Slas Hcks JoshueS. Underhill. Charles Hillsburgt
Bcniamin Corcs Chas T. Cromwell, William II. Titus.
f.infley Murray Charles Kneelaud, Robert Murray,
IIv H. Lawrence robert B. Mntum Solomon Gtifeu,
sicpn Van Wick Thos W. Pearsan. Orlando VI ocat,
Robert D. Weeks George y. Post Peter X. Bonnet,
john Wood Albert WoodhuI, Joseph N. Lord,
Ben inuin Strong, Samuel C. PaAsUn, Robert H. Case,
(ieor.r Hu.sey Caleb Barstow, Henry ;. Terbeli,
Uriah Carpenter Samuel L. Mitchell, George J. Cornell
Ebn'r. Caldwell, elnes Marsh,
j. L. BOVINE, President.
LAWS Wti XIV Secretary iylO Smeod
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Seal estate.
-. i,r PRIV TE .AIE-The thrre-.icry cni 81

n :
s nc hfIcA Hos>e and Lot Tee, the South SIDE OF
NJ Fourteenth =. between Eighth Snc Nint1 avenues.
SAID House i snd built The best possible uanurr.
Of The besI material embracing the most modem improve,
rsu- and containing large number OF Convenient SRI
wsllanan.et ROOMS House 2lN+i ft!. with t~o-sIcry
extension Of !! feet. the gil width OF the Lot forming
third -srlor o. breakfast Size ul Lot @AloS ,eetS
inches For particulars apply -
ASTuoTuY }. BLEECKER. AGcGoneer,
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:. EAGLE HARBOR Mining Company Notice Is
Ghsrsby giyec ihZ- hr OF one dollar ecca
share OF ie capital sock OF he Eagle EaIoC: Mining Com
pany asd payable he 9Th day o. November Isio
AZ nv ottaSe. By o.cer OF The trustees
OF I'm JOHN DOTY ISec'y add Treas'r
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.Slss=..t SrhrOuSh without lsnding-New-fork and
Albany Line Al p. M.-The steamer
BELLE Captain Samuel Schuyler, will leave Sew.iork
for Albany every Monday "Wednesday and Friday landing
at Hammond from the foot OF RObinson-s,. The Bells
is lifted up with splendid sateroons, and oS speed con-
forand safety not surpassed by any boat the Hudson
river. Passengers taking the Belle viii arrive 10 Albany
in ample time for the morning East West, and
packet boats North For freight passage inquire o,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

a BARKER, PSI Grant-st has US, opened an -
y. STOCK OF Dry Goods adapted 10 Tho Fa trace,
consisting OF Silks Shayls MeEroes Cesa1eres * De-
sne1, lie which he would invite he arsatcn Of p9
cLAseYa sl4H
StEINDsTONES-Soys5 Scot. and Newcastle. Q. sII
u sIze. ard n any quantity, % s1it purchasers by
sE igsc3' y. bABAgH. S Wssts. ~ sss1s.
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:. To t;ROTERS,-AI Private SaIe-rho subslan-

-. TO EROCERS.-At Private Sa!e-Tlie supstan-
90: uAssnd well sut thrcc-stnry brick hc;s'', on the
80 S.iil-l.as; corner OF Rwiagton and Trmphins
being very desirable location the store having been
s,; an expressly the Grocery business VIII be sold
low applied for soor Onc-helf Of the purchase money
II required can reEiaiu on bond and mortgage For Par
,i.,lars army to ROYAL ORMSSY,
az tyy. IS Tcuiuknsst
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of The Surrogate q se
C1nSty ~ YofS-Noaee Is hereby given 10 al PER
.oos 80, claim AGAINST Patrick Nolan, late OF lie Cny
Of YORK grocer DECEASED % presen. The sane Nc M
the vouchers thereof 70 the suesefoe az MS resaes ~
S S. I ~ - isfs THOMAS DOLAS,
]g -, 49, Adu,Inistrrtor with ne will ai.ne&eG
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80 TO iET.-The GHc dwelling No :"
- Ninth-ayenCe between EShtecrh and Ninctceth SIS
This Is Just completed. Ii spacious sid ~ GOOD
location for dry goods, crocSer boot and shoe desler
or any similar business he found In this Part OF tho
civ The dwelling part vi The house j. complete win all
the modern improvements including C5olon Wafer, &C.
Rent moderate 20 good tenant ApptytO
rulgu WASHINGTON SMITH, ISL Wes,'ls,h-sL
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MARINE JOURN A L,
PORT OF NETWORK.

CLEARED.
Adams, Havana, spOao,d, Tleston
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81 FOR SALE-A beautiful Country-Seat, with about
e~ 30 of lund, Windsor miles south OF
Newburgh, which are excellent buildings and ini-
proYcncns also fruit and ornamental trees hsh pond &c
Also-A valuable Farm of 10 acres, superior for grain
or grazing Good buildings and conycnicnces for Milk
business. Tn. number of with either vi the above
places will Increased diminished suit purchasers.
Inquire OF LEONARD, HONE y NICOLL, 50 Pmc-s;.
or of T. Il, FANCuER, 50 Juhn-sL s2j Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-13

sss.--iSAND TROY-Passlge Si.-BreaSfasi and
Dinner Oh board the Boat Passengers
taking this Boat Will arrive in Time take the Eveng
Train Cars from Troy Buffalo, and north 10 SIR
atoco, and Lake George
The steamboat NIAGARA, Capt. VIM Ellsworth WIN
leave Monday "Wednesday and Friday, AT O'clock A. VI.
from Tie Pier foot of opposite
days 10 For Passage Freight apply board, or 10
H,Iatl nj The. Office ON thu Wharf anl.R
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dav and Friday NJ 81 o'clock A. NJ. Returning, leave Al.
bany Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
Passengers taking this boat arrive IA Albany IN time for
the train OF cars going North and West. BrcakaS, aud
dinner on board.
For freight or passage apply board, or OF Andl,w
Clark. cor. West and Warren sts
Fare TO Van Corlandts Dock - CTS. Pokecpse 80 ea
Hudson - cts Albany 81. ~ I'm
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SHEoUTjs SOUTHERN BALM,

Pfupretors Office 1876 Bowery. Sold WHOLESALE. and
TAIL, by WYATT & KETCHAM, III Fu!ion-s- N. Y. and
L linn BIZ Eric. Al hIn.
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ps O. c vLCCiiN 5 AbFkAfIsE-AANt FuN ~
r., f,ra. l-s.r..-t Ee-teyi teset-hss LiiaSS
- .-ryt.c lhEsngr
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GNA FARM FOR SALE "A splendid farm for sale
The Huntington three miles from steamboat
- landing NorhpOrt miles from railroad at Deer
park consisting 80 so of which covered with
wood The Is beautifully situated and IN Ugh state
of cultivation producing grain OF all kinds The dwelling
house End oatbuildngs al good Fr OF all kinds and 100
grupe vines in full bearing and the best OF For par
iiculars inquire OF THOMAS AcELRATH, Tribune occ
tel SIN
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SAINT LOUIS.
1907 IMMENSE SALE! 100
Fall & Winter Clthing!
Spreaa the Nems -.4rriUni ofihe
LEVIATHAN STOCK!
C.. & Il. Lewis.

No. 100, Nam street. Garner Of Green,
SAINT LOUIS. MISSOURI,
One Door South Of the Virginia Hotel.
DY Late arrivals we have received over
- Six Hundred Boxes
Of our immense stock Of Fall and Winter
Clothing. We shall continue to receive a ddi
tional supplies bv every boat during the sea
son. Which will keep our assortment at all
times
Full and Complete.
Lewis are now prepared with the largest
stock Of clothing in the United States, to fur
nsh ready made clothing
To Western Merchants
and others. at 80 to 40 per cent. LESS than
can be had in any other House
In the Mississippi valley.
Lewis have purchased this Fall--since the
passage Of the new Tariff Law--ther tremen-
dOus stock of materials
Entirely for Cash:
consequently about 80 per cent. cheaper than
those cloihiers who, so anxious TO get their
stock in June and july, bought their materi
ais in April and Nay last ona
Long Credit.
Lewis have snpplied--in the season Just
past--al the Sdttlers in the regular army
west; also. the entire armv Of
western Volunteers,
and intend this Fall and Winter, to
Clothe the west.
Lewis have made great additions to their
"archouse--now the largest in the west. 50
spacious windows. affnrdug
The best Light
IN the city Tor customers to examine goods.
we give our customers abundance Of light -
We know our clothing will pass an examina.
ton.
Lewis Factory,
Estimated in Peal ;e ~
of the largest buildings in the East Three
thousand hands are constantly employ ed.
The Cutting Department
is entrusted to men OF acknow lodged ski an
ability: all material used in this concern, ar
rive direct
From the Original FabricatOrs.
Messrs Lewis and Hanf"rd. who have been en-.
gagged in the business for the last twenty five
years, are the directors in this
Extensive Concern.
The proprietors OF No. 100 possess exclusive
advantages for doing large business, the fol
lowing few:
Vast Resources
Spacious Prem ises!!
Extensive StOck!!!
| Unprecedented Variety!!!!
The practical edge--.the experience
and the most ample means to carry out to the
fullest possible extent, business ofsuch
Immense Magnitude.
Lewis have been induced, from the great
| increase in their Country Trade, to pay very
particular attention this Fall, to the getting
up of Il stock OF clothing well adapted to the
| demand oil the western trade
No Abatement
from the price first asked We adhere strict
| ly TO the one price system. Merchants who
intend buying Ready Made Clothing this fall
will certainly be consulting their own inter
est by visiting No. 100, and examine
For themselves.
Lewis have agreeable clerks, VIII will wait
upon customers with pleasure, and name the
lowest prices
1t is no trouble to sell Clothing at No, 100,
Sept 10 I5Ib--I6-9m
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-10-15
T KE NOTICE.
Mr. II. II. Cords.

TAKES the pleasure IF informing the
Il people of Iowa that he has opened store
on the
AGENCY ROAD.
and to which he sollcits the attention OF
Farmers and Mechanics. He has a large
rietv Of
GROCERIES & HARDWARE.
Of good quality. Also. good assortment Of
Dry Goods, Boots 5 Shoes.
All of which he is determined t" sell as LOW,
and in many instances LOWE than any store
in Dcs Moines County.
By visiting T. F. Cords Store. the
FARMER, MERCHANT & MECHANIC,
will not only obtain good bargains. but he will
thereby save time and distance, as his store
is four and half miles from Burlington, thus
making a saving to them of nine miles Of
travel.
+ F. CORDS, will sell cheap for Cash
or Produce. Good Cows and Cattle, will
also be exchanged for Goods.
Hardware, Groceries and Dry Goods,
Wholesale or etail.
July 9, 1S46-7-tf