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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-11-12
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
hooks. Books:

TIME undersigned has just received a
IL large assortment of Books. Paper.
&c to which the attention Of the public is
respectfully invited.
The following Standard Works COM
pose part Of his extensive stock:
Bancrofl's History Of U. ST., 2 & 3
vols,
Fros,'s Pictorial U. ST. vols. in l,
Sparks Life of Franklin.
Prescot,'s Ferdinand and Isabella,
Brande's Encyclopedias.
Webster's Domestic Economy,
History Of the Anglo-Saxons.
Bowers History OF the Popes,
ThirIwall's History Greece,
Miners Church History,
Lord Brongham's Speeches,
Websier's Speeches.
L.eigh,on's Works.
Buffers Complete Works,
Macauley's Miscellanies.
Alison's do
Wilson's do
Blair's Sermons,
Encyclopedia Of Geography,
McIlvaine's Oxford Divinity,
Life & Cores pondence Of John Foster,
Travels in North America,
" Turkey, Greece, Russia &
Poland,
W. D. SKILLMAN.
Under Barre, House.
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NEW STORE.
corner Jefferson q Third Streets.
VIE undersigned invites the attention
OF the public generally to a new stock Of
ASSORTED MERCHANDISE,
now opening at the store late in The occnpan.
cy OF ID. Mclntire, corner OF Jefferson and
Ihl'd streets comprising staple and fancy
- nv W @0D0D ED~o
Hard Ware, Queens-Ware, Groceries.
Boots AMI shoes, and Hats.
The whole stock is o! recent purchase and
selected with much rare Tor the country trade.
All the leading articles Of family and indivi.
dual consumption can be purchased on tho
most reasonable terms. The assortment Of
Broadciofhs. Cassimcres, and Satinetfs,
IWeeds. Kentucky Jeans, Prints,
.Alpaccas, Bombosinss, Cash.
meres, Mousein De Lains,
Eanneis Bifached 8.
Broyn .Nuslins. Cambrics.
Nuslins, Jaconetts, Hosiery and Cloves,
affords a ample variety for selection.
The invoice Of HARD WARE consists Of
Shovels. Spades. Forks, log, trace and halter
Chains. Axes, Hammers, IIatchcts, mill
y cut and hand Saws, Drawing knives,
AIDES, Chisels, Files, Table and Pocket
Cutlery, Bats and Screws, Nails. Brads
and Tacks with the more common articles
in this branch. In
Queens Ware, Boots, shoes and Hats,
the quantity will he found full and complete.
COUNTRY PRODUCE OF all kinds will
be tasen in exchange Cor Goodr.
Ut Purchasers are solicited to examine the
assortment before laying in their supplies.
j. NJ. SWAN,
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Marrien.

In Mt. Pleasant, on the LIST inst. by Rev.
A. Coleman. Mr. j. w. Bird, to Miss
Martha Ann Kerchcheval, both of tina,
place.
In this vicinity on Monday morning
last. by the Rev. William Salter, JAMES
w. GRIMES. Esq, TO Miss ELIZABETH
NEALLY.
In Yellow Spring Township. in this coun-
~. on Tuesday last by The Rev. Mr. 70
ber,s, Dr. SAMUEL FULLIxwInER to Miss
Mary ANN BLAIR. eldes, daughter Of
Thomas Blair, Esq, all Of tina, Town
ship.
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GIO1 In inr.


EUST reed per Falcon and Tor sale a, upy.
ID sunlly low prices.
10 cloth cloaks
% fne do coats, {dress and frock1
100 tweed and satinet sack, dress and frock
coats
300 blanket. pilot cloth and Sleeps grey do
COO pairs cloth. cashmere, satintt, lanes.
Sleeps grey and kerscy pants
400 vests, all kinds and qualities
doz fine muslin shirts linen bosm sk coils
Is do muslin 10
B do calico do
20 do hickory do
6 do flannel do
10 do net do
~ do net, canton flannel and driilinc
drawers, together with bosoms collars.
stock ties. hdkls. gloves, suspenders go
All Of which will be sold very low for cash.
Call and examine our stock
OF GARRETT & Co.
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GOODS AT WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL.
j. &. l. A u VI AN.

WATER STREET, i. now in receipt,
w from the eastern cities, Of portion of
his stock of
Fall s. Winter Goods.
to which he would respectfully invite the at
tent ion Of the public. The assortment is am
pie and comprises every article adapted for
the coming season, and at unusually low rates.
Call and see
DRESS GOODS.
New STYLES nous de LANES and cashmere
rich nous de laine robes
do ombre rep cashmeres
nous de laine gala and Rio Grande plaids
plain and fancy alpaccas
real silk warp do
scarfs and silk points
shaded and figured black silk fringe
cords and tassels. silk buttons, sc &c
WHITE GOODS.
Plain and plaid aconets
cambrics, Swiss and book muslin
bishop lawns and bobbinetts
edgings and insertings
Irish linens and linen lawns
linen cam brio and muslin hdkfs &c.
% G LAUMAN.
Uater street
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-11-12

"AkEN UP, Ply Samr D. Woodwork. in
l. Tippecanoe township, Henry county,
Iowa. on the Sd day of Now. 1916. bay horse
IA hands high-about 10 years old lat
Spring--has some white on his left hind foot
"a small white speck in his forchoad--racks
and trots--mar ked with the collar. Also. a
bay Filey years old next SPRING. whlte
hind.feet and | fore-toot white--tnn m Hest.
Aupra,sed nj S27 50 ior the horse. aid $50 for
the Fl LEY on the Sd day OF Nov. ie46, before
Hugh Swan. Up. N. LAT HROp, CLERK
Nov. 10, IS46-25-3t*
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81 | GO IRON STORE

.eherson street, Burlington, Iowa.
KoN-flat, square and round, ass'd
sizes, plough slabs, plough wings, assorted
shapes aid sizes.
siEEL--Iast' German. Am. blister, English
blister, German and spring assorted
sizes.
STor Improved Premium. and Yankcs
Notion Cook Stoves, Parlor. Coal.
Box, 10, Z, aud plates, different
sizes.
ALso-Jewetts Improved Patent Cary Piouphs
lin Plates, Copper, Sheet.iron iron
wire. Nails and casting OF every do.
scription.
a full supply Of the above articles lways on
hand, and for sale as low as can be Afforded
by sept 10 '46 JouN g. Foorr
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PORK &C. BEEF PACKING.

THE undersigned. feeling grateful Cor past
i favors, would. state that he is now ready,
to contract for the Packing of Beef and Pork
on the most favorable terms.-I will furnish
Barrels aud Salt il desired. shall be prepar.
cd TO make liberal Cash Advances on Pork
packed by me. GEORGE PARTRIDGE
octl6-t m'eh
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Une Thing is Certain.

r.. - mug Is SeTtNIUs
/ listers Balsam of Wild Cherry is
a,,;. 0es' remedy now used for all dis
II y eonghs.a and diseases Of The lungs.
ma 80 oe'ng performed are really as.
IN y 'he world. Dr. Wister's Cele-
A,sIr PREPARATION is wholly an innocent
i IA, composed principally Of
AE,a cherry. and ex,rsc, of Pine;
ND 4. oy . new chemical process,
fs., genuine Iceland moss. another
MA great 'cura,ives for pulmonary
~, VINO want a remedy that will
\ =. s''e should send Immediately to
|hso Corp & PARSONS.
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PORK AND BEEF PACKING.

vENHE undersigned take pleasure in saving
L to the public that they have taken the
large Slaughtering and Packing. Houses of E..
D. Rand j. Co., and are now ready to contract
for the
Packing Of Beef and Pork.
on as reasonable terms as ii can be done in this
western country. They are prepared to fur.
nlsh Barrels. Kegs, and Salt, il required
Their long experience in the business warrants
them IN saying that they will give general sat
lsiaction to all those who NAV favor them with
business. SCHENCk & DENISE.
REFERENcEs.--
Evans & Swift,
Lot, Pugh & Co., ''ncinnat' y
Jas. Landes. Ne,o Orleans.
1. !. w Butcher. PHILADELPHIA.
Thomas Findley, Baltimore.
F. J. c. Pensley & Co..
E. d. Rand & Co, Burlington, Ioua.
]. c. Fletcher,
Burlington, October 22d, lS46-22-tf
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-11-12
d. Governor OF the Territory Of Iowa
PROCLAMATION.

uSV6NVaH suSuNs
INFORMALLY to the request of
many highly respectable persons be.
|'gng 10 the several religious denomina-
rs Of the Territory. and in obedience
venerable and generally approved Of
Pee herebv name THURSDAY. THE
Urn DAY OF NOVEMBER INST. az dav
general TnANKsGIvrSo throughout
"a and recommend ,ha, it he celebra-
am PRAYER. humiliation, and abstinence
IN secnlar employment.
lis meet on an occasion like the pres.
when a. people. we are about as
rsHs new and important responsibili,
r. Nal light and wisdom should he in
Nsf lram above. Moreover. the past
v bad been fruitful Of blessings to our
n'ed Territory. for which we have
sndani cause To feel deeply grateful. -
anks Tor onr continued existence and
Npenly as a rommnniiy: for augment
human comforts; for health. and
'nhlnl Weld Of the necessaries Of life:
ne advance of learning. science and
A''''on; for the onward march of the
sn'nes OF christianitv; for the triumph
wy canntrv's arms on the ensangnined
%-ali these. and more. we are called
1n render. The spectacle Of whole
e'ps Voluntarily uniting nm a particular
UNA tribute Of praise for the blessings
ashloy is one Of the mos, impressive
meier, containing the hest assurances
vine durability and permanencv Of the
samslinlions under which we live.
Msimonv whereof. | have hereunto
subscribed nv name. and rsus-
/, ed the Great Seal Of the Terri
laat torv 10 he affixed. at Burlington.
this sixth day Of November,
1876.
H. JAMES CLARKE.
Sls Governor:
RISE WILLIAMS,
Secretary of Territory.
" The several newspapers of the
sa''y are requested to publish the
|
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-11-12

n,,riaed.-Mr Polk, through his or
!. vsry severe on Santa Anna. lie
oa,wited by The willy Mexican. and
80. IL wine out the remembrance of
\. ,,,or By abuse Of that Chieftain. -
M c,rd will no, win, Messrs Polk Dial
/. Co. The people have word TO
a. On The subject. To them you will
~, 10 sccoun, for this extraordinary
,,,.ssding. ID.
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NE w GOOD S.
WESLEY JONES
HAS just received "A new assortment.
IN of STAPLE and FANCY DRY

HAS Just received IA new assortment
IN of STAPLE and FANCY DRY
GOODS. VIZ:
Cloths. cassimeres, Ky, jeans. linseys
and hannels. blankets, Sc, with a choice
10, of French cashmeres, &c.. plats, plaids
and splendid Robes for ladies dresses, oil
colored Glnghams. &c new patterns and
styles, new style Alpaccas and lusres;
choice assortment Of shaw.s and bonnets.
new style ribbons, artlficials and fancy
trimmings; cords and braids for ladies
dresses-also ladies Gloves, kid. silk and
Mus and Misses do, Mems Gloves,
Mus, &c; large assortment of Cali
Goes. from 6 to 25 crs.-also, good lot
of Dnmesiics, cotton yarn, carpet chain,
batting &c. A choice lot of Fancy no.
lions. and such as are generally wanted;
Groceries. sugar, coffee. tea, molasses.
Tobacco. indigo and madden, flour. salt,
whskey. by the barrel, salera,us, &c.
BOOTS & SHOES
200 pair Boots, very cheap; large as
sor,men, Of mems. women, misses and
boys Shoes, well assorted, Hats and
Caps OF every description; Queensware,
well assorted.
LOT HI G.
Goats, pants, vests, drawers, &C., &c.
A small 10, of School Books. paper. &c..
with many other articles usually called
for. very cheap for Cash, or good Pro-
duce, a. cash prices. Call. see and judge
for yourselves.
Nov 2, lsAe WESLEY JONES.
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DEN BOOT.v

w gentlemen of taste and fashion, in the
city Of Darlington and vicinity, that he is
now prepared. at the sign Of the
LDEN BOOT"
On Main street, North of Jefferson,
to furnish all articles IN his line in a STYLE OF
elegance that defies competition in any shape
west of the Mountains; lie being in possession
OF all the late Improvements in Fra nee. an d
also in our own eastern Cities. The old hun.
CLING manner of measuring the feet, cutting
the boots. and fitting Of lasts-the most impnr.
tnnt branch Of the bnsiness-thrown aside,
and the new improvements OF Paris and the
east adopted in place Of them, which give a
certainty o! elegance in the fit Of his work
that throws all others in the shade. He has
also made such arrangements with one Of the
most extensive importers of
French Leather
in the east. as will insure constant supply
OF that beautiful article. Those gentlemen
who are in the least ncomnoded with corns
by calling shall have perfect ease; and any
deformity Of the foot corrected in such a
manner as togive full satisfact to all who
favor him with their custom. All persons i'm
want of
Boots. tplan or patent lcather.) Military
Boots, Caters, Pumps, &C.,
he invites to CT and examine his work before
leaving their orders elsewhere The latest
fashions and Improvements will be received
regularly. His prices are the same as those
who manufacture their work on the old prin.
ciples, Of which all who favor him with a ca II
will be satisfied. He also manufacture.
Coarse Boots and Shoes,
in a superior manner-warranted to give full
satisfaction. Also-LADIES' WEAR, con.
stantly on hand and made to order, at the
lowest prices
GFAt the "Golden Boot Store," all goods
will be sold for CASH and at SMALL PRoFITs
As it is the object of the proprietor II please
the public and let all have the worth Of their
money. lie hopes by prompt and dilgcnt at
tcntion to business, to gain share of their
patronage.
MOTTO-Quick Returns and Small Profits.
Burlington, Iowa, Oct 8, 1o46-2O-tf
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.BOOK-BINDlNG.-

OOK-BINDlNG.-
TIME Undersigned having purchased the
u binding Establishment" OF William
Greene, on Jefferson Street, informs his friends
and the public in general. that he IS prepared
IN short notice and with neatness.
JOIN d. COLBuRN
AIsO-An assortment of Blank Books
,nlvays on hand and for sale chsap Ter cash,
sept. 10, 4s-1s-y .. D. c.
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DRY GOODS.
Ann pieces assorted Fancy Prints
HUI so do Kentucky jeans
so pieces blue, black and colored satinets
40 do 81, 7-S, and A red flannels
81 do white and coi'd cotton do
80 do 10, md IA bed tickings
25 do ass'd apron checks
100 do "a, 76, 4 4, and 54 bleached
muslins
80 do BLK and cold mus ms, just
reed and for sale cheap by
oct nc w + COoLBAUGH, J.fr.st
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View David's. or Hebrew Plaster.
!. "'aed better than all other plas,ers
!, au''ng Rheum1lism. Lumhago. Pain
j. y Sde. Breast. Kidney Affections.
/. asmall quantity. used al the proper
aaords immediate relief. Sold hv
COPP e. RSONS
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that Letters Of
IN Administration on the estate Of William
Bell, deceased, have been taken out by TIE un.
dersigned. All perrons indebted to said es-
tate, are requested to make immediate pay.
ment. and all these having claims against said
estate are requested to present them to tho
undersigned: THOMAS BELL, Adm.
oeto5sr gath, '$s-23-3,
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RICH FANCY GOODS.
NJ EW Style nous de lane robes
IN Rich cashmere do
do ombres for dresses
blk and igd dress silks
fine gala plaid, all wool
rich ombre cashmere, do
plain and plaid Jaconet muslius
do do swiss do
fine mail and book do
thread, swiss and jaconet edgings and Ia.
settings
silk fringe and buttons for trimmings
do cords and tassels, sc. &c Just reed
and for sale by w COOLBAUGH
oct '46 jefferson 1T
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TAKEN UP, By Elijah Johnson, jackson
L Township, Henry county, iowa, I'd day
Of November. 1916. dark bay mare Colt,
supposed to be year old-whiie stripe in the
tace-lelt forc.foot whlte--dark name and
tail. Also, On the Oath day OF October. 1916
dark bay Ware, supposed to be : years olo
last Sp-ing-blaci name and iail-a smaI
white spot in the fnrrhead-lcft bird foot
white-and white or gray on. the right hlp.
Colt appraised at sl5-Na-e $40 before A |.
bert Button, j. p, on the 9th day Of Oct,
1916. N. LATHROP. Clerk.
Nov. IL, '46 -25-3t~
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Lane, for ls46.-The Repeal Of the
ha.h Tariff. CT
p,o,ec,on to American Industry.
|, rureucv for The People as well as
|. Government.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-11-12

~, .eYo~oS~
dres x,y bill. fully describing the road
!. u. !. prepared and sent to the United
H. t" ), 10 Fort Hall, for the use OF The
~ls Sr' ~ Of Isi7. and no pilots will be
eg'uo' y
elared Aa'fsp ..,olor;ns party left the upper
= Tie d 1hs ~. Of The Willamette on the 25'h
mnoda easn',,- crops were most promising
Gcsl W ~ s,mers in high spirits. They
,rna: y o. ',1ss emigration from California,
~ a% W. Of the Hon. Felix Scott, late
% Of, a an'l'lnss h,rles county, Missouri. and
for ds'h .s U who lef. the United States
naT 0A Thev give a decided prefer
| Sla, Ials'n oregon over California.
Pc noa es .,nIoring party consists of John
'hcris In'eII dho Scott. Robert Smith. John
as'or.l jHs'' samuel Goodhne, Henry Bog.
sa,,s oe,si a s' Sportsman, Jesse Applss',s.
ett vsuI q, W." David Golf Lindsay Apple
2 ha !. IN s,Os Harris, YIN. Parker, Ben
Tei. P' o. % Benz. F. Bnrch.
v..1;o Missouri, Illinois. and Iowa.
~. D nr "a The prosperity of Oregon, will
-. y H'a; oser, The foregoing communities
'mande, ya's Hss'' -
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STORHGE! ST'ORAGEv

THE undersigned wonld give notice that
i he will store, in his Stone Ware house,
almost any quar<ity of grain and produce on
the most reasonable terms.
oct tiff GEORGE PARTRIDGE
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Dtf0:

AT Du Buque, on the Cd last. James
Crawford, Esq. an old and highly respecta-
bic resident Of that place, and distinguished
member of the Bar.
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Poetical Work

Poetical Work.
pYRON'S Works, Poets.2nd Poetry OF En-.
- gland. American Poets Gift The Task,
Cowper's Works Burns Works ,Scott's Works,
Millions Works and Campbeli's Works.
w ID SKlLLMAN,
iun26 under Barrett Honse
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Rich Dress Goods, White Goods,
Removal.

Removal.
NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!!
IHNHE subs, riber has removed from the East
to The West side Of Mar Street in the
new brick store where he is now opening u
lull nd complete assortment oil goods consist
ing in part Of
DRY GOODS.
1000 yds domestic 4 sheetlng
400 pieces assorted fancy prints
1000 lbs cotton yam
90 pieces Kentucky jeans
10 do blue, black and cold broad CT oths
90 DO do do aud striped satinetts
% do white, green and red flannel
10 do do red and blue cotton flannel
Is do 81, 8. and A bed tickings
Is do assorted apron checks
IS do bleached muslns
81 Go blpached and cold muslins
20 do ginghams and aqueous
10 do heavy cnatings aud pilot cloths
IS do wool and mkt linseys, batting,
hdkfs.. gloves. aud hosiery OF various
kinds, carpet chain, irish linen. table
cover and cloths, threads, 'a1es, flol-
land celicia, acone.ts, musiHs, sus-
penders, coat trimmings, sliawis large
and small, (some Of superior quality, J
cashmere de ecosse, nous de lanes, &
other dress goods vestIngs, SILKS, moods,
bonnets, ribbons, &c, &c,
HATS g. CAPS.
so nutria, fur, cashmere and silk hats
150 do cony, and nuskrat caps
$50 cloth caps Of varions qualities
lG0 mems and boys oil cloth, knit and cloth
caps. Also,
A large assor,mcn, OF Hardware, Boots AND
Shoes and Groceries, the details of which are
deferred until next week for want oil room.
WANTED.
IN ono BUSH Wheat
EUsOUO 1000 Hogs. Bees.wax, Tai
low, Dry Hides, in exchange FOR goods and
cash, by [nI2l J PARTRIDGE
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New Goods.
FULLERTON,S First Shipment of
% FAIL and WINTER
D e Z 6 O @ D S
s Just received and is open for inspec.
ton The public generally are invited to
favor me with a cali, as my goods are all Of
the most recent STYLES, and am determined
tn sell them at
Extre Low Prices.
Those wishing cheap bargains and fashionable
goods will please favor me with call before
purchasing elsewhere. u II is no trouble to
shoo Goods. My stock, IN part, comprises
the following:
Cashmere d. ecosses. cashmere robes.
Cashmere plaids. Claremont plaius for
Ladies' dresses
Mouselin dc lines, wooden and worsted
plaids
French, Scotch mud Douglass gingham,
French and English Prints
American do
Mourning do
Black Alpaccas, six warp, figured do
Ladies' linen hdkfs
do fillet mitts, black and white
Fall and winter bonnet ribbons
large asst fall and winter shawls
Lambs wool hose, ra W silk do, worsted do
Cashmere do
SHOES dies lasting gaiter boots,
do do i gater do
do kid walking shoes
do do slippers
Misses shoes and bootees, boys shoes
GROCERIES, hhds Sugar,
box superior Havana white sugar
bbls loaf do
10 do sugar house molasses
10 do plantation do
80 sacks Rio and Java Coffee
n superior lot of mould g. sterile Candles
Together with great variety of articles IN
the line. too numerous for an advertisement.
All are invited TO call. as it is pleasure TO
show such bargains offered at
JOHN FULLERTON'S
octl '46-19 Jefferson street
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Jesse APPLICABLE.
arfasian Wells.

=. u;ceiu. is engaged boring an Ar,e-
J J, Boston, with new ins,ru-
~ q, drilling tina, goes down through
U.s. .s;,;on. Ii seems the invention
v sIsu loue in use in China. a gen.
y" !, Sonlh Carolina says that they
'a 'moIoyed successfully in Europe.
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lust received from New York and no.
opening large lot Of Fall and Winter
CLOTHING.

got up in the very test manner. Consisting
in part, OF
Blue green & drab Pelto & blanket over coats
Cloth and beaver do do
Sa' met and tweed pelto, and sack do
Plan and fancy cashmere pants
Satinet, tweed and Jeans do
Cashmere, velvet, cass and tweed vests
Those in want Of good bargains, call
% J G LAUMAN.
Uater Street.
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AZ sUSFFALO ROBES.
I wa1o Buffalo Robes for salo ehe.n Nv
'' GEORGE ARMSTRONG.
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ANIMALS for lS47.
TuNHE Ladies' are invited to call ard exam
IL inc the following beautiful ANNALS:
Leaflets of Memory Magnificent Engrav.
ings,
friendships Ofering.-A rich present,
christian Keepsake and Missionary Annual
The Hvacinth, Or Affections Gift,
Christmas Blossoms and Now Years Wreath.
The Rose, Or Affections Gift.
w ID SKILLMAN
nov5 under Barret House
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HATS g. GAPS.
NASHIONABL silk and moleskin hats
IL brush and fur do
broad brim drab do
wool and Oregon do
Mems extra fine otter caps
do do do sea do do
do nutria and musk do
do hair seal & Canadian do
Boys velvet s. fancy cloth do
do cloth and seaet do
just reed Dy [oel G LAuMAN,
Udfer street
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Bottles Francis.

G. p. T URN Err,
MOULD most respectfully inform tie
w gentlemen of taste and fashion, in the
city of Darlington and vicinity, that he is
now prepared al the sion Of the
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
Il. ID. R.1N,SO.H, VI.

Il. ID. R.4N,SD.H, VI. :,
HyENDERS his services as Physician and
il Surgeon, to the citizens Of Burlington
and vicinity He will attend especially to the
practice OF SURGERY; and together with gene
raj Surgical practice he will operate for the
relief Of Strabismus, Cataract, Club foot Hare
Lip, &c. SC He will. when unemployed, be
fonnd at the IFOFFICE OF DIR. S. s. RAN
an on Jefferson Street fsepl7
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A lR TIGHT, Farlor. 10 and 7-Plate, and
"A Box Stoves, for saleby PRueu Il Cook
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HORN HEELEkS.-Cast Iron Corr Shell.
~ lers, new pattern. inst Iec,l by
nl2 PRuGH g. Cook
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(NOAL STOVES s. CRATES. for sale nv
~ nl2 PRUGIT & COOK
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