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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-02-12

n CLARKE, MD, r, RS. and M.R.M.
~ S.s Uondon,) takes, this opportunity
10 in form, his friends, and the public gen.
orally. who may need his professional
aid. that he can be consulted. at all
times, at his residence, at Mr.. TIMOTHY
c. JoHNsoN's, Milton, ono mile northwest
Of the Centre, or will attend to any call
when ihe5wili engage to effect cure o,
1any cancef,in whatever advanced stage,f
ana IN whatever part It may be seated, ID
theeye, nose, lip, throat, breast, or inter
naiiY ;;fhe VIII take il away without
pain, Also ,Fistulas, without cutting ;
also ,Scrofula, or Kings Evil, he will
cure, however malignant- the case; also
Ulcers, Of the various kinds, aDdJin the
most advanced stages; also infiammato.
Try Rheumatism, or chronic OF long stand
Jog; also Calcula or the stone in the uri
nary passages. % .1.t.zi& ~ :. 81. ny
h J. G. speaks thus confidently, having
had advantages, derived from q close
intimacy and frequent converse with
some ofthe principal hysicians in L0n-
don, Sir Henry Haiford, Bart. M. D., Sir
Ashley. Cooper, Bart. M. D., Dr.. .Aberne-
Thy, Dr.. Carr, &c. &C.; a e,f0 eis.i u
q J. C. as. Surgeon Apothecary, and Ac-
coucheT,l is ,determiped TO keep nothing
but the best quality Of Drugs AMI iMedi-
tcines by him. isAs he has had great cxpe-
rience in them, he is able to detect any
spurious guality;by doing which hehopes
10 secure the confidence OF Q confiding
Milton, Sept, 10Th, ls45. .og ,. .s"' lyle
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C. BRINCKERHOFF'S
THIS Medicine when first intrOdu-

- ced, some years since, met with opposition
amp deadly aimed hostility from ignorant ana va
pid declaimers. who threw their darts Of venom
o. il, CHASING il among the nostrums OF the age.
Those fruitless attempts 70 inidEe this great me.
dicne have now, in great n!ea snra, passed D
wav the base individuals who fnetered them
have shrunk away, conscious of their mistaken
zeal, and left the Restorative to proudly rank IT,
self as the FIRST and greatest medicine Of the age
Consumption. that terrific destroyer q the bean-
Coughs and Colds, Pains in the breasts and side,
and their concomitant evils, are rendered harm
less and inert when met BY prompt and eth"
cient nse of the Restorative. Most OppoTtunely
the efGris oflhe Proprietorto place his iOvaiua'
BILE compound before the public are now in the
~ place where the angel Of destruction under
the cloak Of disease, can be fouRd, the Health
Restorative shall drive him afaG, aad raise up the
suffering mortals and open to them the JOYS OF
state Of renewed health and energies. What
blessing to the nearly bereaved relatives. to wit.
nessthe opportune aid nslIIllng new lite INTO !he
almost deceased eudeared@0ne Heed the voice
Of earnest and hsotherly expostnla,ion and en-
treaty, and resor, at once while there is yet time
to that best Of AT eartfs treasures 10 the almoS
hopeless sick one, the Health Restorative: -
THE following eerti6cats 10 from DR.. Chiffon.
the well known New, York chemist: :, :,
~ have anaivzed a bottle Of medicine called
&c Bnnckerhoff' Health Restora i've, 2 and find
that IL poes no: contain Mercury, or any other
metaic preparation, nor opium in any OF ito
FORMS tits composed Ofvegetahle matter entire-
~ C.BRtNcKERHoFF. sole Proprietor,
.Gn9 PRINCIPAL Office. SEQ Broome g. ~; y,
N. ri. LYMAN, Goshen Cowles & Hnngerord.
Wolcottville; Calhoun and Porter. Plymouth.
G. D Cowies. Pennington. and nv one Agent in
almost every town i'm the United States. 80
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THE PILES!
Il CURE FOR LIFE GUARANTEED
DR.. Uphans internal Rene
dVs

For the Cure Of Piles, Inflammation Of the
Lirer and Spleen Inflammation, Soremess
and liberation Of the Stomach, Bosreis,
Kidneys and Bladtiey k,Ronnmdtey and
V, .Meresvial Rlewmoti.a,; hapv,ify If Blood
Weakness and Inflammation Of the Spine
and for the Relief Of .haSrird Ladies'. ID .''
THE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY
Invented by Or: A: Upham,a distinguished
physician OF New. York city, is the only really
success full remedy for that dangerous and dis
tressing complaint, the PILES, ever offcredto tho
Marx this It's an INTERNAL REMEDY
not an externsl apple alton. and will cure any
case Of Piles, either Bleeding Or Blind, Internal
5 Ssr. sn no ssssy .S ss sn 1s pa as
ivecure-speedy and permdnest; Il 10 also
convenient medicine TO take. and improves the
general health in remarkable manner. ~ 80
Each box contains twelve doses, 81 8 - cts.
perdose. Il 10 very mild in its operatiob, and
may be taken 10 cases o. ,he smost acute inaam-
nation with out danger. All external appIiea-
tons are in the highest degree disagreeahle, in.
convenient and Offensive; and fromslhe very ma
sIte q the disease. temporary in their efiecise.
and REMOVING THE CAUSE. rends "
cure CERTAIN and YfklsANEsT. 80 H.. -....
iNFLAMMAT0RY plsEs Originally "
Although the ELECTUARY. iTiaas proved
prepared for tie cure Of PnEs, to oil others,
IN Il, 1;s.sss. ~ ~ ~. sRs.ory character,
with determination OF kso1sn n and Conosss;on Ct
part or otgsn. IL Inf.' 'in.as Summation. Serene So
OF the Liver and SplSS,;s Bowels, Kiduevs. 1
sn nS Epi 81 ~ tnfammafory and Mercurial
R NJ n,suaS lie BEur Medicine ever dis
covered; R,flEs OF THE BLOOD. " z.
IN Impurities Of the Blood arising from
sSs,,fudert use Of Mercury or other cauees;
msssK Diseases Of the Skin and Scfofuiousi
Affections; in oil cases where the Blood 10 pow.
erfully determined TO the Head. producing dig u
Iiness and distress, DR.. UPHAM'S ELETU-I
- TO MARRIED LADIES. oo-.5 l ~,
Married Ladies are almost invariably subject
10 that painful and injurious disease, the PILES
with eoNsequent InfamnaaiiOn of the Stomach,
Bowels and Spine, weakness OF the Back, fow
of Blood to the Head, &C.. The Electuary 10
perfectly safe for Pregnant Ladies. and the most
will net ,oaiy Femose the Piles end all iNflau-a
matory diseases, WITHOUT PAIN OR 1R-
but will ensure an easy
CURE FOR LIFE GUARANTEED;
NO AhOES, COLYCINTfi,,
GAMBOGE, or other powerful and irritating
Purgative. No fear Of taking cold while under
it's ihfluen ce, no change in diet necessary. Ii /
taken according 70 the directions CUREFOR..
and sound constitution il, the oiisprins ss'y'
Pamphlets, giving valuable information respee-.
tine. this medieins, smay be obtained ofAgsnts,.
is. HoUGHToN, 100 Washington s, i s., ret 7
Boston, General Agent for the New. England
] AGENTs.-Ii.ch6eid, s. Buer; Hartford, w
h. Allyn; New-Ilaven, s. c. Gcrhsm: Dan s.
bury, s. Seileck; Bethel. Judd & Baspulnl
Newtown, JAS. Bradley; Waterbury, Z. LeaNen 4
worth; aud BY traders generally. sGfsq %
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FOR SALE.
issss IA acres, we'll proportioned
Isses 10 Meadow. Plowland, Pasture

III. A acres %, we'll sS" proporsione ned
To Meadow, Plowland. Pasture
~ land Wood land.-Said Farm
lies both sides of the road which leads
from South Fafms to Watertown, and
is about two miles fro,nthe former place,
and lies in the town OF ,Bethlem. two
miles northeast from the Meeting House.
There is on the Farm large two-story
DWELLING. HOUSE,, s0ita bic for one or two
families; two large Barns, with suita-
BILE out buildings.-The Farm has been
used for a Dairy Farm for thirty years,
and will keep 30 Gows,a pair of Oxen,
and a span of Horses. summer and win
ter; besides sufficient land to plough
A liberal credit will be given for good
share Of the purchase moneys If desi.l
red.-Enquire Of the subscriber ONE
DANIEL L. BEY@oNNc:o o
Bethlen, Dec. O. l644. = W."
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THE subseris4rs have openeda new Type
l., Toundery " the CITY New York. where
far snv hind i Job or Fancy Type. Ink Paper,
Cases. GalIys. Brass Rule, STEEL COLUMN
Ritz Composing Sticks, Chases. and every
article necessary for a Printing Office Z
The TYPE, which are cast in new moulds,
f.orc an entirely new set Of matrixes, with deep
c e,, are warranted to be unsurpassed BY
any and will be sold at prices to suit che times
All the type furnished BY US is 'hand cast.
Printing Presses furnished, and also Steam
Engines Of the most approved patterns. :,
N. B.-A Machinist is constantly IN attend
ancs to repair. Presses and do light work
COMPOSITION ROLLERS CAST FOX
PRINTERS - s'rn-a9 !. - ,sg.,4
Editors Of newspapers, who will buy three
times as much. Type as their bills amount 70,
nav give the shove six months insertion in
their papers, and send their papers containing
IL. TO the subscribets. "Eii
- COCKFoRT& OvEREND. 90 Ann.st.
New York Sept g, 1S4S. TO-
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no yOu want comfort I'm shaw.
4 -cG91 has 10 im44o Up "to'r u" ~

USE FERRIES CREAM S.aPONLNE,
"A NEW SompSunS fos Shaving s which sr
manent Lather without irritating the skin. It
is also warranted in all caseato please. There
fore, any gentleman can purchase a.pot of the
above, Cream, aaduse it month, and if he -
not pleased with it, canreturn it, and the mon
ss will be refunded, =, All ordersfor the Cream
Thankfully received. 81 IN.
- W E. C: FERRE, Middlstown, Ct.
: This Cream received the FIRST premium from
them. Y, Institute last fall For sale by Samuel
.Buel, J!G. Beckwith, and S N. Bronson, Litch,
field and in all the principal towns in the State
10y Druggists. Psrfamsts, Fancy Stores and Bar
USr SASSh (ly3S
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INTEMpERANCE. ':r" -
AZ last q biissh Iise . eEPe'S e''a
stinasfh Iike a. SddsD"--Prov.O 't
faAs.r.ss-i "A. --t 'ap Nfi1lsf
q take the maad'ning bowl away!s 70
Remove the pcis'n0uo COP! ls~.gvt
nv soul II sick--its burning rag 3 -
Hath drank my spirits uR; - A
Take-talse il from my loathing lip. gas}
Ere madness Gre my brain; ~ wills b7
Take-take il hence ! nor let mssip $780,
It's LIQUID death again. Its.7 1905 '.aa
O. dash il on the thirsty earth! 80. :,
af For I viii drink no more: .:,.,r' /,
II cannot cheer the heart with miyth, i
% THAT grief hath wounded sore; -.
For serpents wreathe its sparkling briEn,
And adders lurk below: -r..
II hath no soothing charm for him re.
Who sinks oppressed with wo.
Say not Behold it, Euddys hue
"Oh press Il to thylips y" ,
For tits more, deadly than theedetW
That from the Upas drips :shi G1o1t ~
Il is morepois' nous than the StFsamsl B -
Which deadly nightshade layea;s 5lidu
Its Joys are transient a. The beam d9.aR
That iightsits ruddy waves, ,,erj7o ~ :
Saw moi, /" II hath . powerful spell Haoa79
"To soothe the sonl Of eareiHs, u!i sln I
Saw not, /" Il calms the bosem's swell,eroii
"And drises away despair r., -cfdeb -
d Art thou tsyofaty s-ask iby ispalE-=" 20 10 3
Thy soul IN misery deep - IL H.
Yea, ssk thy conscience, ifths fowl 5s"
Can give syndtisleep so91sai a''' H't !.
Then, hence H. away way, thou deadly foe .,oH
Of happiness the whole ;,.c,o9 Of s'a2
Away away IL feel thy blow, ~ at d,
no Thou Patsy Of the soUL el'" - .;
q Henceforthl ask no more 81 thee. " y,
Thou bane of:Adsm's race pH1 no N~o'
But to Heavenly Fountain flee.
n. And driEk, the news Of en- kcE Hc- y@O
~ BOSTON BARD
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iTVAKES this opportunity to inform his Gus.
i TONERS. and the Public In general. that he
has removed his DYENG ESTABLISH
MENT. six doors west of the Court House
where he will be prepared to color and clean
all kinds Of Clothing aud Dresses Of all cOloEs.
Also Cleaning and Dressing II Hats.
Do-Casli paid FER FURS,, 4 4,......,.-- %.
Ljteh6eld, Nov. = ve+e- go"
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Messrs. ROUSE T. FRATT,
u EfNGthankful for fayorsalread r

REiNGthankful for oFsalfeady Re.
- ceived, WOULD state to the public.
that no pains will be spared under their
TcontinDanee Of the business, in giving
entire satisfaction 20 all who may see fit
TO continue their favors. Satineit, Plain
Cloth, cotton and wooden Flannel manu-.
featured wool cardiHg and cloth dress.
ing: done at any season Of the year, dtiae
"'! sc ELiJAR KOusE, /
HIM, pRArr.
Bantam Falls, June 18th; 1e45
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! : ,OeNISSfjMP1FION,

A THoUsANDCUREs IN cases deemed, ut.
>terIv Kdueless have firmly aessabisiied its vast
suueriority over every former amedicat' diecove'
ryI Itlias always been Termed Mature sown
gW Ge c ssB are . sSeG Ia.
Two trees that are thickly scattered wherever
diseases Of The lungsprevail. We give few in
IA hoes 81 i,s extraordinary power,from cata-
, ,sf . so ;.i S1,ssrs the New
YoSk Agency who was given UP ~ Az her phys ~
moGr I'LL months Oh the sid raised among large
QUANTITIES 0f matter sort Of bony substance
had tahsu no medicine for two Inonths, being
ast al llops--entirely ciiTe by q few bottles Of
this Ralsan! in September, and October. 1874.
I188 A4O9I AG29A16ABxE
CURN EVER R1Co1DND.
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.lScElsLkNT..Eg "a
TNrEMpRRANCE.

rnoD1 rHr pIIIEADrIFIIla TRUE AMERICAN
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As preventive medicine, and an antidote a.
eainst the cOnsumptve tendencies Of the climate
Il is invaluable As remedy Cor severe and OBJ
stina,e Coughs, Inflammation Of the lungs, Group
&c. It is unrivaIed. But the American Agent is
30 confident of the merit Of this great Remedy,
in the worst forms Of Consumption, that be pre-
leEs TO have ID used by the 't.'''~
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-23
ED NE VA "E@
C.. Harris, WI. ID,
Dortor OF DentaI Gurgerp,

M LII perform, in perfect manner, ALL
w OPERATIONS necessary TO the health, beau
ty and preservation Of tho TEETH.
Every one is sensible of the personal advan-
tages derived from a set Of fine teeth, bat few
are aware to what an extent health, comfort
and longerity are dependent upon these deli
cate organs,
By proper and sedsonable attention, great
numbers Of Teeth, the value of which is never
known till they are irr ecoverably lost, NAV be
preserved to the latest period Of life.
DR.. HARRIS will insert, on true surgical
principles, the best description Of ARrIFr
cIAL TEETH. which will be found TO nswer all
the purposes Of mastcation, and remove any
impeachment in the speech occasoned by the
loss of the natural teeth.
He will, also, give such advice and assist
ance to parents will enable them to remedy
Irregularities in the teeth OF their children, and
to secure for them one of the greatest bless
ings-A REGULAR AND HEALTHY DENTuRE.
A long and successful practice enables DR.
II. to guaranty to his patients CORRECT and
EFFICIENT TREATMENT. Ladies and sGentlem en-
visiting ST Louis, and requiring Dental opera :
tons, are respectfully invited to consult with
him.
IJOFFICE---Corner of Fourth and ST.
Charles streets. st. Louis, Mo.
mar 20 '46
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8 DieD:

In Wapello, Louisa county, Iowa, April 4th,
Euloglcs on the departed, we know, are but
too common. yet we cannot forbear u slight
tribute to the memory of one respected and
beloved by all who knew him MIR G.. former
ly lived in Indiana, where he served the pub
lie for many years as Surveyor. and was also
well and favorahy known as an instructor of
youth. He came 10 Wapello in ELSEWHERE
he was soon elected Surveyor, which o.hce he
filled with ability for some years. He was
afterwards elected County Commissioners
Clerk, and County Recorder for Louisa county !.
the duties of which Offices he discharged faith
fully, until his last sickness. He died with
harness of life upon him;.yet he died as he had
lived-a christian. lie was affectionate
and kind husband, fond, yet firm parent;
amiable and courteous in his department to
all, yet answering from the path Of rectitude
in his course through life; of untirng indu strv
and perseverance in whatever he undertook
In all his acts, he appeared to have constant
y before him the example Of our Savior. AT
ter long career of industry and usefulness, he
has been called from the scene Of his labors to
| a nobler sphere Of action, leaving void that
cannot soon be filled and an example worthy
the imitation Of all the good His last hours
were illumned ana cbeered by the divine ra.
dance of better hope and the dark hour oil
death was to him but the dawnng of brighter
| and better day. He has gone from us forever;
| yet his virtues, like the pure stars Of heaven
| dawn the brighter from the dark night Of the
grave.-[coM.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-23

. On the 2lst ul,.. the President of Next.
q aMued a proclamation. touching the
~ !. Igncy of The time: we give couple of
uHels:
Wv h The critical and solemn situation in
hrh The nation is placed-perhaps on
. apoul Of war with the United States
~ sAmerca-in consequence of one of The
al unjus! usurpa,ions of which history
many record. il becomes my obligation.
suvsn! as sacred, to explain TO my fell
:, " citizens the situation in which we
" nd ourselves-the dangers and sacrifices
IN which we are exposed-in order to
NJ aantaln with vaor, with enthusiasm and
M saaslon, those rights which, being iden-
~ led with the existence of nations, must
ny "dssnded 10 the utmost, and with an
- HHsy equal 10 the insult received.
|. Inc dignity Of the nation, the march
{, American army on 10 the Rio
" u''nde, where the head quarters. Of our
IN s"ps are stationed, the threatening ap-
!, h N.'ahce Of The fleets Of that nation on
WA oceans, and all the antecedents well
! y. ..ssa 10 The civilized world, have com.
..ro me to rejec, the Envoy Ex,raordi-
n.y. 'aa Minister Plenipo tertiary of the
- .@su S'ates, in order not to furnish an
\ i. 'ape 81 debility that might sanction,
ii - perniclous and ill.adv.ed act,
- 'paaon not founded in reason or any
mM ''ae motive, but which merely rests
pssI n. ss'' hopes Of intimidatng US by force.
!. american Minister, whose mission
q ID M y. clrcumscribed To the discussion
~ s ~' texas question, has demanded his
u,I rsas' and have caused them to be
Dps '.s Without any hesitation.
= IN
~ NJ ~. rafedes says, that Mexico will
Inn As hrsl, but when the invaders
nsaase made the commencement. the
NM ms responsibility of having disturb.
" S,n Psaes Of the Uorld will fall upon
Y iii ;n. sla'l stlll be more explicit, which
~ M. .ps'ant should be. Mexico new.
iasIs so'nml'led, nor will she commit, a
n ,s,,ns ,ss.ession against the people or
I IL b s Y Of the United States Of Ame.
4 ID Il n. an attack should be made, i,
u ~. sps''ed to the fullest extent of
y. d, sb,, aad with all the energy of
&i, n.. because resistance is no.
y. %. '' man The right Of self.preserva.
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
QUEEN VICTORIi'S
LAST SHIPMENT OF
Spring and Summer Dry Goods.
I'D. M. Ewing & Co.

HAVE received and are now opening
H at the old stand of VIM. B. Ewing &
Sor full and complete assortment Of Spring
and Summer Goods, consisting of every vari-
ETY. and style Of
English, French and American Prints:
Fancy colored and mourning lawns and bal
zarnes
Swiss and book muslins, bishop lawns and
jaconets. plain and fig'd
Linnen pocket hdkfs, embossed and hem
stitched
Laces, edgings, feelings, insertings and
ribbons
Florence. braid, straw chip s. Polka bonnsts
Parasols, parasolctts and sunshades
Ladies and gents linen, cotton and silk
gloves-ladies' kid and picnic loag-arm
gloves and mitts-c ,tton, silk and lin
en- hose ard half hose-goat skin
walking shoes, kid and morocco slippers
ALSO-Pant and coat stuhs Of every hue,
color and texture-Burk and Oregon
cassimeres. striped anG plaid cottona dos
mkt, cable twist, blue plaid and striped
drllisgs. nankoons, jeans, D'Orsay
mixtures, &c.
HATS-Fur, silk, leghorn, chip and embroi-
dered hats Of the htest agony.
Brown and hleached shirtings and sheeting
Groceries, Queenswarc, Hard ware, Boots,
Shoes. &c sc
All Of which offered on the most liberal
terms for cash produce.
u South side of Jefferson, doors
East of Main street.
aprl6-47-tf
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Cheap Farms For Sale.

A Farm OF $50 acres. lou acres oil ex'
IA cellent timber and 900 OF prairie with 10
acres improved and under good fence-all
we'll waterfalls miles from Burlington; with
two good log houses and stables, two good
wells of water and an excellent neghborhood,
will be sold for the unprecedented 10" price oil
81 90 per acre. Also
In the same neighborhood, a farm OF e0u
acres, about equally divided into timber and
prairie land-370 acres improved and under
fence-three ordinary log houses for tenants
well watered, &c. This farm will be sold for
SIS 90 per acre. Both of the above farms are
in Yellow Springs township and within two
miles Of uninterrupted steam boat navigation
apr9 GRIMES d STARK.
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MOULD respectfully ansaunce TO the
w citizens Of Burling ton, and the surround
ing towns and country, that he has on hand
at the above stand.
Large and Splendid Assortment
Of custom made work, and is prepared with the
best workmen and leather, to make any amount
of work in his line that may be wanted, of the
best kind, on short notice.
NJ ems high cante quilted buckskin seated sad
dies
Best and common fall back hogskin do do
Side saddles with quilted calfskin seats
Side saddles with plush do
Best and common buggy harness
Two horse wagon harness, stage harness
Saddle-bags and Trunks
Double and single bride filling, with bits
made from black and fair leather
Blind brides and backbands
Calfskin, kipskn and h-gskin collars
Double and single girlhs and hip straps
Ualters, large and small whip lashes
ALSO
A general assortment of shoe.makers' and sad
dlers' leather, at wholesale or retail, at Saint
Lou, prices or LESS.
All the above articles and any other that
may be wanted in onr line, will be sold low
for cash or hides Of every description, We
are resolved to establish
Permanent shop,
and expect soon to be able to take all kinds Of
country produce in pay for our articles. We
now want
500 DRY HIDES.
We hope by keeping CONSTANT SUP
PLY Of the above articles on hand, and pay
ing strict attention to our business to be lbc
rally patronsed.
Burlington, April a3d, 1s46-48-6m
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Mount Benedict.-It is stated that over
seventy thousand dollars has recently
been offered for Mount Benedict, the site
of the lats Catholic Nunnery in Somer-
vile, Massachusetts. The original cost
TO the Catholic Bishop and associate, we
believe, as sac thousand dollars! The
reply to the offer, as we are told, was.
tina, they sometimes buy but never sell
such property.
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NOTICE. The owner OF a box Of merchan.
IN disc marked IN. P Cooper. Cation,
Washington county, Iowa." received by US in
July last, is requested to call and settle tho
charges on the same within thirty days, 9TH
erwise it will be sold to pay the same.
apr % COPP & PAIRS 1NS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-23
Cow Bell Lost.

I OST, on Monday evening, supposed to be
IL taken feloniously from a red beifer cow,
German Cow Bell, made of bell metal, und
valuable to the owner present from a
friend 1t was confined by leather cellar,
and is OF finer tone and different in cund from
the common cow bell. Any information res.
pecting it will be thankfully received ut the
Hawk Eye office.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-23
Threshing Machines.

III the public in general that he is engaged
in the manufacture Of Threshing Machines and
Horse power Of all kinds-also: Repairing the
same, in the lower part Of the city Of Burling
ton, near the Iron Foundry, and intends sell
ing on good terms can be afforded
Those wishing to purchase any thing in the
above line should call SION, by so doing they
may get their machines in good season and
made to order. Persons wishing to purchase
can apply either at the Foundry, VIM. Gar
rett & CO. IS, or at tbs Shop.
march26-44-4mpd WIN. HESDRiE.