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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09
MEM DRY Goops

The largest Stock erer brought into the Cify.
Guaranteed from 20 70 80 per cent cheaper
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09
LATE AND IMPROVED LEAD PIPE.

w aFTsnr"menis Win he msnulFcinicr. No have re-
ectved sod wli cnnsi spiiy 10 receiving and prerarci ia
supply tho Above Pre-, wbo,esa'e and reIaii. ~ he Test
lna'iy, and a. low asrsn De- had m tho country.
fhel have constantly on Hand Hyd Aats Of diFcrcn,
descriptions, Matters Kettle. water cinaess. rath tufs
hoi and cold shower a'ht. fcioyts Tor h~leaehino. eiieni
ca' apparatus, lead coHue, "a eat Aath purnp.. iead u,ne.
81 an sizes, sheet lead 81 aay Thickness aud wofkcI ~ Ia
any manner ar form.
NgcF conducted through icadrn pipes from s,rinee n
dwelling hoasca in tile country.
suy9iof puWps fWr country wells aicam engines, Sc.
Az ofders t~haakha3 received aud punciuaiiy stondcd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09
FALL FASHION FOR HATS

m Csnsn hAs q large sioe az Bscte a Casiar's Fan
@Ns Fashion flsis which he wiz receive this day nom
New1f orb. ThoSf wishing q fasb,onai5c HAT will do well
10 cali soon a. i75 Main street,
sepH &C AcALLAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09
hAyoR-M G GOOD,
COUNClLMEN.

oRFicEoF rue PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
orroslrs rHE soNReK norsE. WA y PETERSON, Agi.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09
HORN BHorE 81 DILLON.
PLUMBERS

CHEdF ~ 10 CHEHPEST.
ETAST SIDE MNREErSr a few doors befnW tbe
fost puicr, have supplied thcuselvss with a new
and larGr engine, and utlicr natures hr ilcir husine-a. iu
a %sufrrinr style, AID fSicr themselves tfaf Win ten
vests hNfEblbNfE they willie able 10 rcudct the
mtei Pc lccf sa'isret0u.
Thfs eaItg on We nouse AND srEAM RoAT FLTAI.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-12-09

For manufacturing purpose ran W. sipr1irdi 10 srvc
dcscfrti0n ~ ncctsf0cs, ir dc 2nd story nf thrig Ia,
diua, Jf uthg qfoauG Floor al avery n,ntlora.e rent,
W moline, ApTl D. 1910.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-24
SAINT LOUIS.
CASH JoBBING HOUSE
f.. M. SELL e. co

No. 81, Market Street, Saint Louis. Mo.
| 1OBBERS and Retailers Of General DR.,
- Goods; and dealer in
american Woolen, Blankets. Fannels
BroWn and Bleached Domestics, ane
american Prints
Of every description. style and quality, from
to Sets. per yard lower than last Spring pri
ces. Merchants
coming to our city, will do we'll to avail them.
selves of the opportunity OF calling to see and
look through our stock Of goods. before decid
ing where to purchase Our business will be
conducted on the
Small Profit Cash system,
to which we will adhere strictly, having by
experience fully satisfied ourselves that It is
the only sa fe basis upon which merchants can
sail We respectfully solicit you to ca II and
we will satisfy you that it is our business as
well our pleasure to show you our goods
and then let Won decide for yourselves il it is
for your interest to purchase from us not.
We beg leave to refer you to the followin g
list asa small part OF what onr stock CO insists:
"a, 10, "A 80. ga, ia Brown Cottons of
improved hrands-34, 8. "A Cd blend
do, do.--Brown Drills-Blue. do-Brown and
bleached cotton flannels-colored do-brown
doe skin-red, yellow, green and white fan
nes-spo,ted do-bar'd do-tartan plaids-
Scotch do-gala do-Highland do--Waterloc
do, for ladies' and misses wear-plaid and
shaded cluaKings-ap accas- cashnerss-r reps
de laines--bard and shaded lustres--ineri
noes mantiIIas--cardinals- loaks--sI,a wis
Observation-Disclosures id ngs, can
vass-brown and bleached Denmark linen ia
BILE covers, table diapers, birds eye, Hucka =
back, Russia and Scotch do :. crash, Irish lin
ems. brown Hollands, drawer goods, laces and
cdgings, rbhands, buttons, pins, threads, un-
brelsas-Choppa. Spitalfeld and pongee silk
hdk is Madrass, gingham and cotton do,
cravats, wooden comforts, do caps, do mitts,
do under shirts and drawers--gloves, h sery,
apron checks, ticks, cloths, cassimeres, satI-
netts, overcoatings, blanket cloth, blankets
Tor over coats, Sc, &c.
Our Eastern Partner
having dcierrc d our Fail purchase until late.
in consequence Of the anticipated decline on
many leading articles, we are now sale IN
asserting that we can offer stronger induce
ments to cash purcha sers, than any house IN
the city. Fine Goods cut for Merchants
at rs. prices-.Cash orders filled with
attention, and goods returned at our ex-
pense II not satisfactory.
Our stock of Retail Goods is wort by the at
tention of Retail Buyers.
Rich and well selec ted, and for prices we
challenge competition We are now receiv-
ing invoices weekly, aud new additions " i'll he
made to our stock until the close OF nav,ga-
ton. u Gail and see, uhen yo,i come to our
city. f. M. SELL u co.
sep "a. 46-ls-4t
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CINCINNATI.
J. D. JONES, Gin 'ati. C. JONES. PMra
NE w FALL & WINE Err
DRY GOODS.

Dnh SopDJs
]. ID. & G. Jones,
No. no, Pearl street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
WE respectfully inform our friends in
the Country and city, that our stock OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
is now very large and well assorted and that
we shall continue to receive, by almost daily
arrivals, Fresh Goods during the entire season
The purchases being made by our resident
partner East, many of which we Tnporf III.
Techy from Europe. Our friends we can ms.
sure snail he supplied with goods as low as
from any Jobbcr East of the Mountains.
We have now on hand and offer for sale. nv
the piece or package, say
goo Cases Prints.-Fancv. Dlack and RIpe
Merrimack, Manchester, Cozzcns. Ripka,
North Adams, sc.
200 Pieces INSTRUMENTATION and Do.
nestle.
200 pieces Mousel DE LANES and Cash.
meres.
goo Pieces Alpaca Lustres-.Black, Col.
ored and Figured
100 Pieces ClOths..B Black, Blue, Drab, OF.
i've, Brown, &c.
600 Cassemere.-Black. Blue, Striped, Plaid
and Fancy.
Sheeiings, Tickings, Flannels, Sa,inets, Blan.
kets, Checks, White Goods, Shawls. Hand.
kerchiefs, Hosiery. Trimmings Gloves. Rib.
bons. &c. ]. ID. < C. JONES
sep3 '46-l5-2m
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Territory of Iowa, lis
County Of Des Mones.
District Court for said County, November
Term, A d., 1876.
JULIUS IL. MORSE In caancery. Petition
H.en,Fr T. MoRse. 70, Divorce.
TNHE Defendant will take notice tina. on the
l. Odd day of September, A. d. 1916, the
said complainant filed in the Office nf the
Clerk Of the Distr;c: Court, his petition for
divorce from the bonds of matrimony for the
following cause, to wit: "Wilful desertion
and aband ,nmcnt." Now unless the said
Defendant shall appear on the first day Of the
next Term OF said Court. to-wit: On the sec
ond Monday OF November next, and plead, an
swer, or demur to said Bill oil Complaint, the
same will be taken as confessed.
JOHN 5. DUNLAP, Clerk
District Court, &c. &c
GRIMES s. STARR. SoErs for Compfnt.
sep24 'I6-iS-Iw+
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SAINT LOUIS.
Missouri, Illinois and Iowa Farm
erS' Almanac for 1917.

WE will in few days commence the
publication Of our Almanac for 1s47.
For some years past we have been in the ba bit
Of printing large number to order, for mer
chants and others, with their business cards
on one or two pages OF the Almanac. 1t is
a cheap and advantageous mode of advertis.
ing, and we solicit all those who wish to avail
themselves of it to forward their orders as SION
possible.
We call the attention Of Country Merchants
to the above. They can not only save the
expense oil having bills printed. but can max e
prof. the sales Of the Almanac.
sep3 '46-l5 CHAMBERS e. KNAPP
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HIGH SCHOOL.

FOR YOUNG LADIES.
THE undersigned. having winter Of entire
L leisure before him, proposes to open a
school for the instruction &C girls only. For
tais purpose he has rented the honse on Wash.
ington street. between Fifth and SIKH streets
The lot will he enclosed--the house fitted up
in good style--the school will be select, the
number o! pupils limited II will commence
on the first Monday in October, and continue
10 weeks. TERMS: p
English studies, 8 400
French language, IL 90
sep II '46-3t II. GATES.
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SANTA AN n A.

"eas SANTA ANNA.
en Tie Peoples Organ Of ST Louis,
.N ar ,pnl paper, speaks as follows:-
!" The silly feint made by Commodore
r"aM npr 10 intercept Santa Anna when he
'ae 20 rning into Vera Cruz, has created
wv als .xci,emen, in the conversational
"'aa ss Why the Commodore should
wv wv we his seamanship and allow The ~
~, ~ 70 elude his grasp. when he nigh,
' been easily captured, is question
sne llle importance TO the public;
We fancy that when the facts are all
H.. public. as they must soon be II
.s. s lcnnd that the gaIlan, Commodore
under The orders from The Navy
| aaneni. which he could not disobey.
presume that it proved hut small
hon Of The greater farce covered mp in
pmoprislion of $4,000, 900. So eat
d'maoded by the President at the
49, sd Congress.
!, i. Ton all we can gather, we now assert
negoialion has been. for a long
! going on between the President of
g. aes and the hateful exile of Mexico.
an., !, viii our people say when they
"a thew will eventually, that Mr.
The author Of the late revolution
..lx.,. 4Iro, by which Paredes is di.grac.
M aSanls Anna recalled.
,;oo.r suuly 3 piiable picture to oonlem.
,,,,.s bra single moment. we, there can
...,n stonlsoi lis positive truth. Messen-
,.,l have passed back and forth between
- s, no great heroes. and no, satisfied
/. ,o,,, enducling an honorable war agains,
an nmy, the Presiden, has disgraced
..,o. @luon BY abuse and. alas! successful
! bur y" overthrow the domestic govern
,s.s adIhe foe.
,.L.n MAJ makes this contemplate tramsac
,.d ,d sAl more horrible in the eyes of the
,.a N us The base character of The person
! 4 m, 'hon the Executive of this great
o,u,h has deigned TO poIlule himself by
Lii th,r sand friendly contact A man DIES
ogha,dx BY every honest and truthful palri
! "A uoos ne who has sough, nothing bu, hon.
~. and himself, and whose deep and fore
|,,s ,soa| 'ueaehery TO the Texans. stamped
bitter. false aud unfnrgiving hypo.
hon Such is the viper Mr. Polk has
zen yap 20 10 warm in his bosom. but hav
II fim Hned renewed life, The reptile has
II Ill y! sung his beneiac,or. Santa Anna
E.t,,, me mass of the people wish,
um,od 'aaihal course accords with his own
,,mm ssal or not; and as the war has he
.o,.M rpular with the Mexicans. We
L.rR won expect TO see his one-legget
mad laey calling 10 his friend on ,hi
ANA. 'a he Rio Grande to take care O
now' ssB.
al, si Co.n..
.,hiAI .aaae could have stopt Santa Anna
;.ess ssposd. No one can doubt this, no
NJ 'ayaue question all we have her
- @'Shen two months more have pass
tsd Nj ~" Time proves all .hings-wil
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LAND FOR sale.

TIME subscriber offers for sa lie that valuable
l. Farm within Two miles from Burlington
formerly owned by Col. w. w. Chapman -
Said farm contains $40 acres OF choice tim ber
and prairie-about SO to 100 acres under fence
and cultivation. with a good farm house and
outbuildings-good springs and running water
through the tract Of land. 1h is is considered
one of the best farms and locations in the
count. and will be sold on very fair terms by
applying 10 the subscriber at Burlington Iowa
ALSO-e0 acres of choice timber and prai.
RE lind, eb,ut miles from Burlington, hea
W timber, with Sugar Camp on the same
Titles warranted, Apply to
WESLEY JONES.
Rurfiput - 'l6
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~; .s dcep, husky, hollow cough of the
consumption, may be speedily and
!. =! checked, with all its alarming ef-
.,, 'ae use of that admirable English
|. WV buchan's Hungarian Ralsam of
b. a'aer Allen, Esq. Palmer Depot,
hss l. every case where the Hungarian
e..,, a's va a fair trial. the result has been
ES i. satisfactory: and from TIE evidence
~, 'a,e OF lis virtue in the various dis
M. "a'ch II is recommended do not
h ". pronounce tia very superior medi-
be. ~ may count on a large sale in this
|hsA, ABNER ALLEN.
|str m' respecting this great English
|srm 10 mad gratis OF CLENDENIN,
s,d,.,,'y agent in Burlington, Iowa.
(r ''ment IN another column Of this
n -..a .f.s.-
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~
,. ,,ovided no wing ticket was
dse'w%'' cav that they can now DO nc
a" 's,sn''ss-lhas these men who ar. re. !" ,
lhag candidates, nominated by
vi, ~ 's .,;ne no connection with the wing
yes n bs'n' 'i come into a wing meeting
.,s ,a'' speeches and vote down resn-
9. a" !, 10 say the least. not very mo'
..ssd ~. are markcd-,hey can never
.as lD'! tho vote which, they carried at
~, ".a' % ''f. .l,clion-ihe people who then
w4f ~ ,h,m. will soon support them
hes NJ. forever. and acknowledged
.r hf W." sue who were elected a, the
AZ a. %" ~ s IN the possum ticket would
N.Y. t'' ,Ssr had been before The people
f,s' n AVN merits and popularity have
H. au CIV votes in the county
~ sf'a" so trumpet abroad that this
, 'sa pee I r of wings and Democrats
o. ooou exists lere-,he wings as
~ s'a . -. never had any thing 10 do
/. a !, !.~ "' his party made up of disaf.
's.,. ]. ', shis. and democrats - M ., o. ;:
+ 'S ~ r raeI. they call it the seulers Tick
n " ! he Trsc. it is Un'on--in some
o. p. where there ar, are 0u, .i few WINGS e.
l .e,' ~ slh them are more shamri"lly
rbI. ks,.akes, loco focos in the county.
hon ne Of The prime movers j" The party
'urb, ! AIMED against them since the last
lrs,s k,.ious and are their most violent
and !, opinion is tina, the wings in this
a. !, vii have ticket in The he'd-be
sa may, the possums may possibly
n III. \ ,ucceed- because their voters are
! nv l,,DdIy increasing. The Mormons,
geId In. believed gave them their whole
"a ry before, have largely increased
s,in, nov Kind souls. although transient
on :, cannot refuse to stop and vote tor
rder, u friends. nv
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
SAINT LOUIS.
For. the Fail and TT'isafcs. TRADE

COLLINS & KELLOGG,
| 1873. Main Street, ST. Louis, Mo
"AvE received by late arrivals full and
IL L complete assortment OF
Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
suitable for the approaching season. and very
| respectfully request call from Mercha mt s
| visiting our city, for the purpose OF laying in
| their stocks for the Fal! and w, inter Trade.
We are prepared to offer goods ut such
| low prices for CASH, as cannot fail to induce
| all purchasing in that way, to make bills with
us. Our stock consists in part as follaws:
Woolens, &C., &c.
Broadcloths, Heavy kerseys.
Cassimeres, Vermont Cassimeres,
Satinets, Beaver cloths.
Pilot Cloths, Plain u plaid linseys,
Ashland Tweeds, Blk & coi'd alpaccas,
Red paddings. White & yellow fan
Canvass do ncls,
Red 4 green flannels, Canada grey cloths, DC
Kentucky Jeans,
Domestic Cotton Goods.
Brown sheetings, Hickory shirtings,
Brown drills, Nlolesklns.
3leached Sheetings, Blk & cold cambrics,
Tickings. Blue drills,
Aprons checks, Cotton Flannels,
Colored Silcas, Domestic Ginghams,
Osnaburgs,
Prints, Prints, Prints.
100 cases comprising Madders. Fancics, and
Chntz. latest styes-making
complete assortment.
10 " Merr'mack aHd Fall River Blues,
Furniture do
Shawls, Hoods, &c.
1000 Wool and Worsted Shawls, comprising:
Chinese, Boston Fancy,
Paris heretord,
Orleans, Hig bland Plaids,
Spanish, Brocha,
Embroidered do Blk Il cold cashmeres
and various other styios.
800 dozen Wooden Hoods and Com
Blankets, Blankets.
Blue and green Macknaw for coats. "a and
1914 Whitney and Dutfie, Saddle and Steam.
bout Blankets. Our stock of these is extern
size.
White Goods, etc.
Plain and plaid jaconets, common cambrics.
Swiss and book musllns. bish Up lawns, PLAIN
and figured bobinets, figured gimpurs, laces,
ecgngs. lnsertings, &c.
Shelf Goods, etc.
Blk and fg'd silk ve.vet, white and cold
spool cotton, ladies' white. biz. blue and
mixed cotton hose, mems brown and mixed
l-2 hose. ladies and gentemen's gloves in
great variety. tapes, buttons in great variety.
bonnet and cap ribbons, taffeia do, pongee
hdkfs. cotton do, green barages, horn, tuck
and side combs, web and gum elastic suspcn-
ders, Italian cravatS, hooks and eyes, linen
table cloths, linen thread, pins, vestings. Irish
linens, linen cambria hdkfs. Russia diapers.
Russia crash. carpet yarn,
Batting, Wadding, Wicking,
and an extensive asst of goods, (too numerous
to mention in an advertisement,) which we
will sell low. for
Cash or approved Pepper at Short Date.
uJWe earnestly desire Merchants. visitn &
this market, to give our stock examination.
COLLINS & KELLOGG.
sep24. 46-lS-2m
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To Country and City
Merchants.
TNHE subscribers are now receiving a
Il large and most complete assortment OF
a. "a Ell GzH&

which have been purchased at great reduc
ton from the prices Of former years, and will
be sold at correspondent rates. This stock
has beer selected with great care, as regards
quality, style, and sizes, and many o! them
mace to our own order. We shall endeavor
to please all who may favor us with call.
both IN regard to quality and price. If, on
examination. any goods pur chased of us do
not prove satisfactory to the purchaser, we
will receive the snmc back the terms sold
If at once returned to us) and pay the charg.
es The following are the prn cipal kinds Of
APPS on hand:
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SAINT LOUIS.
1907 IMMENSE SALE! 100
Fall & Winter Clothing!
Spread the Nems.-.4rriuai ofthe
LEVIATHAN STOCK!
C.. Il Il. Lewis.

NO. 100, Main street. corner Of Green
SAINT LOUIS. MISSOURI.
One Door South of the Virginia Hotel.
DY Late arrivals we have received owe,
- Six Hundred Boxes
| nj our immense stock Of Fall and White,
| Clothing. We shall continue to receive a dbl
tional supplies by 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.
nish 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--their tremen
dous stock Of materials
Entirely for Cash;
consequently about 30 per cent. cheaper than
those cloihiers who, so anxious to get their
stock in June and July, bought their materi
ais in April and May last
Long Credit.
Lewis have supplied-in the season Just
past--all the Suffers 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
Warchouse--now the largest in the west. 50
spacious windows, afording
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 e1amina-
ton.
Lewis Factory,
Estimated in Pparl street New York Is one
Of the largest buildings in the East. Three
thou sand hands are constantly employed.
The Cutting Department
is entrusted to men of acknowledged skill and
ability: a II lateral used in this concern, ar
rive direct
From the Original Fabricators.
Messrs Lewis and flanicrd who have been en-.
guged in the business for the last tw enty 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 Premises!!
Extensive Stock!!!
Unprecedented variety!!!!
The practical knowiedge-the experience
and the most ample means to carry out 20 the
fullest possible extent, a business of such
Immense Magnitude.
Lewis have been induced, from :he great
increase in their Country Trade, to pay very
particular atten ton this Fall. to the getting
up o. = stock of clothing well adapted to the
demand OF the western trade.
NO Abatement
from the price first asked. We adhere strict
" TO the one price system. Merchants sho
intend buying Ready Nude Clothing this fall,
will certainly be consulting their own inter
est by visiting No. 100. and examine
Tor themselves.
Lewis have agreeable clerks, who will wait
upon customers with pleasure, and naIse the
lowest prices
1t is no trouble to sell Clothing at No, 100.
&. & r. LEWIS.
u, The Herald, Bloomington: Express. Du
Buque; Democrat. Fit Madison; Valley Wing,
Keosauqua; trazette, Galena, Ill and AmerI'
can. Piateville. w T., will copy to the am :
of SIS and send bill, and paper to
Z. q r. L.
Saint 7 ou;- Mo Can't 10 'Ib-l6-2nl
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e. 4. 10. Garpsntr, e.
a.. q Watch. Maker & JeweIer, E..N
Main, near the Corner Of Je0erson. ST.,
BURLIN GToN, IOWA.
MEDICAL NOTICE.
Il. ID. R.lESOM. III II

"ENDERS 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 ractice, he vii! operate for the
relief of StrabismGs, Cataract, Club-foot Ha re.
Lip, &c. &c. He will when unemployed, he
found at the G@OFFlCE OF DIR. S S.RAN-
S M. on Jefferson Street TscpI7
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-24

Il,viatu,snts by the President Geo.
.roi of Mass, to be envoy ex,raor-
ID and minister plenipoienliary of the
E..a SAFES for The united kingdoms of
) pri,,in and Ireland. vice Louis Nc
u,aled a. his own request.
hhp Y. Mason, Of Va, to be Secretary
] i. Navy Of me L. s.. vice Hon. Geo.
s,afl resigned. Wash. Union. Sept 9.
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Dfr0:

on the morning Of the Eth inst, at the re
S 81 OF her father. miles northwest of
purl'he'on' Charlotte Marsalem, youngest
Aged wears and months.
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II. I'll XI N Il Il S
Look to your Interest.
S. VAN DUsEN g. CO.,
North West corner Of Main and Jefferson
~ Streets. opposite Garrett s. Co.'S.
We are now prepared to supply the public
with a better article of
Boots & Shoes,
than has ever ncen offered in Burlinyson,-
comprising everything in our line, from a
Gsntleman's Fine Boot to an Infants Shoe.
All of which are Of
OUR OWN MAKE,
and Warranted to do good Service. All
persons wanting any articles in our line will
consult their own interest by giving us call
before making their purchases, as we
Manufacture our Leather,
and can undoubtedly give you BETTER
BARG tlNS than you can get IN town. IL
Won have nrv doubt of II, tTCALL and SEE.
and we will convince you that we speak the
" words of truth and soberness.
lPAll orders for work punctually attended
to- Our Gcntiemen's Fine Boots made oi
the Rest philadelphia Calf, and Boot
Morocco. We also keep on hand a genera
assortment Of
Shoe and Harness Makers Leather ami
Shoe Makers Findings.
Which we are selling at reduced prices for
CASH or HIDES. Dom: forget to call at the
Cincinnati Cheap shoe & Leather store.
Burlington. September "a, 1916 Is
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sc IL 90 I,

e. w. HARPER propose opening in the
y. CITY SCHOOL ROOM, (the basement Of
the Methodist Church, on the first Monday
of October. The terms foe photography.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic Geographic nd
English Grammar are So per quarter. For
Natural Philosophy and Chimistry, 81 There
viii also be Evening School in the same
Room. for the purpose OF Teaching Penman-
ship, Arithmetic, English Grammar. &c fer
81 per quarter J. q W. ii.
Burlington Sept. 10, 1916.
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UBY EXPRESSED
Tremendous Excitement!

Nam m 9th STOCK OF CIO htng
The Largest ever brought West ~!
MorTo--'Large sales and small ptefts'
: over 500 eases Of FALL and WINTER
G-D"H H III M @4
bought for cash, and manufactured By myself
in tho city Of New York, expressly for the
Western trade; oMprising, in part, as follows