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CHEAPER Than EVER!
TIME subscriber has just reed large
4 assortment of DRY GOODS for
Spring & Summer

sales, which now ready for examination
My stock consists IN part as follows:
Brown Sheetings, shirtings, sc.
80 pieces Tickings. Of diIeren. qualities
so Brown drilings & shifting stripes
10 Cotton check and dom. ginghams
90 Red, white and yellow wooden
fannes
25 :" Bleached muslin
80 g Black mixed, blue mixed, blue
black, fancy striped and brown
satinets
25 Kentucky jeans, different colnrs
and qualities. brds-oyc tweeds
and striped Jeans, black, blue,
pink, green and slate cambrics
Prints.
$50 pieces, comprising madders fancys, Chi
ma, new and desirable styles
10 - Mourning. well assorted
Is Merrimac, blue s. furniture prints
Is IS Different colors, some very fine,
English, French and American
Casslmeres
Broadcloths.
Brown broa dcloths
Z" Blue do
10 - Black and steel mixed
summer Stufis.
York denims, blue drills, Orleans fancys,
fancy stripes, Pennsylvania jeans and macy
other styles
Ladies' Dress Goods.
Rich balzarines, printed and barred muslins,
black, brown, and blue black silks
Together with blue black silk velvet, worsted
surge, Irish linen. brown Hollands, canva IS
and paddngs, fancy Marseil es vestings,
worsted and silk do, brown linen, buckIams,
jaconett white cambrics swiss, book and
null musins, damask table diaper, brown
linen table cloths. hosiery and gloves in
great varieties, palm leaf hats and large
assortment Of laces.
Hardware.
Scythes and snaths, few boxes axes. cut
lery OF all kinds and qualities, butts and
screws, door latches, locks, names, ploughs,
&c. &c
Groceries.
5o sacks Coffee, 10 hcgsheads sugar, 900
bbls salt, spices of all kinds, indigo, alum,
nadder, saltpetre and large assortment Of
Tobacco.
80 bbls Shacktord's best superfne flower, &C.
Junll 40 ]. c. PARTRIDGE,
corner Main and Jefferson streets.
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| var LAgie. whose regularity -
remarkable. came up early This morning.
bringing us neatly sealed package of S.
Louis papers of day before yesterday.
We have dates from New Orleans up
10 The l7Ih--fram England up 10 the ooh
ult.. 26 days ago.
We have dates from Washington Up to
the 18Th, which confirm the truth of The
runors about the settlement Of The Ore
gon Question. The Senate did. by a vote
of 80 to 10, advise The President to con.
clude Convention with England for The
adjustment Of the Oregon Question sc.
cording TO the terms proposed By the gov.
eminent of Grea, Britain and laid Before
thai body.
The Treaty 10 carry on, Ibis object;
was Gent TO the Senate chamber on tho
18Th, few minutes after the Senate all.
jnurned. X was probably taken up on
last Tuesday week. Il consists Of five
short sections, and will probably be ral.
he'd without delay.
Mr. Senator Allen has resigned bis
Craftsmanship on Foreign Affairs.
The following is the vote in the Senate
on The "advice" 10 the Presiden, on the
Oregon matter:
Yeas-Messra. Archer, Ashley, Ben
ton. Berren, Bagby. J. NJ. Clayton.
Calhoun, Cameron, Colqul,, Dix, Day.
ton, Evans. Houston. Haywood. Hun.
,lngdon. flanagan, Johnson. of Md.
Johnson, Of La, Lewis. McDufrie. Man.
gum, Mcrehead, Miller. Niles, Pearce,
Pennybacker, Rusk, Sewer, Speight.
Simmons, Turney, w ebs,er. W oodbridge,
Tulee. L. Clayton, Green, Phelps. D,.
vis-3S.
Nays-Messrs Allen. Atchison, A,her-
ton, Breese. Cass, Dickerson, Jennsss.
Fairfield, Sturgeon, Semple-l0.
Mr. flanagan refused to vote-and the
absentees were Messrs Barrow. Cri,ten.
den, Corwin. bright, Westcoit, Upham.
Chalmers-7.
The Legislature Of New Hampshire
have elected Joseph Cillev, brother to the
Cilley shot in duel, U. s. Senator to
! fill the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Levi Woodbury..
A letter had been received in New Or.
leans from the Army stating that General
Arsta had sent proposals 10 Gen. Taylor
for an armistice. Arisla is at Monterey
with $4,000 men. Gen. TAILOR sent
back for answer, that he would meet the
Mexican General a, Monterey. The
Tropic Of the 18th places confidence in
the rumor.
Letters from the Camp up to June 9th.
state the weather to be intensely no, and
several on the sick list. Monterey is 90
leagues from Metamoras.
Capt. Hoe has arrived at ST Louis
LGte Foreign, .sc,Cs.
The Great Western arrived at New
York on the | 5,h The chief items Of
News are. that great sensation was pro-
duced in England on the reception Of the
War News from Mexco.-The Corn
Bill had passed the House of Lords by .
majority Of AZ.
The ACCOMPLISHMENT Of the Queen had
taken place. She has become the mother
of daughter and both were doing we'll.
The Irish Coercion bill il is said could
rot pass
Prince Louis Bonsparte has escaped
from the Fortress Of Ham, where he has
been confined for several years. and ar
rived safely in England.
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TAKEN UP-By Ezra A. Stevens

TAKEN UP-By Ezra A. Stevens,
l. of Jackson Township Henry county, two
stray horses 1st, brown mare with small
white spot or few white hairs in the fore.
head, some collar marks. scar on tho left
foveleg, weak ewes. shod behind, has been
dockdd supposed to be Z or years old, APP
praised at Sl2
Second, sorre mare, small white star in
the forehead intermixed with black hairs.
some collar marks and some saddle marks
lately shod behind. has been locked, supposed
to be 8 or 1.years old, about Is hands high.
Appraised at $50 on the 18th day Of MAY, a,
D. 1916, before Thps A. Mann, ]. n. - 4
A'tcst-C. p. DART, Cl'k
junll-3t 9. &c. r.
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,r.,., md Ice Cream Of the best
~ !. l. had al the Barrel House.

.. Hone! No, Consumptive
oot-lhere is hope for you
es..,;.u Balsam Of Life, the great
asbn asr. has cured, ard will cure the
'Ps' : Herlsna, Esq. H0ress,e : ::
|sss = aid large quantities o. the
Il by, n.,.,m to invalids in Worcester
,raa ! b' ne most marked success. IN
e. s' is,o y. three persons who purchased ,.;,
I, sisn o .ssrs was nothing like it. II is
.r.i thai lue, ,omedy" for all diseases OF
,bt snd iuHs s. A. ROWLAND.
,,.pecting this great !; :, E :, g
ID s'a n s. + sas 'o~s
a. GU. in another column OF TINS
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|p.,. :" requested to announce Joel Har.
Hasa candidate for the House of Repre-
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M Office IS hereby given to all persons who
~ have been elected or appointed Snpervi-
sors Of Roads for 1916; to return to Lie Com
mlssioners' Clerks office on or before the first
Monday of July next, a complete list of indi-
yduals liable 10 pay County Tax in his Road
District; also particulars specifying the mum,
bers Of the Sections that compose his District,
the Township, Range, &c, as to enable
the Clerk to make out each Supervisors list
separately and in order,
SAM'L ID. COLBURN, CFk.
June 49, 1Sa6-4.3t
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NEW GOODS
THE Subscriber is now receiving his
Il stock Of
NEW SPRING & SUMNER GOODS.
Comprising general assor tment suitable for
the present and approaching season, viz:
Splendid FreGch lawns and balzorines, &c
Embossed fancy lawns for ladies dresses, also
A great variety o! new style calicoes and
ginghams
Fancy shawls with new style silks. sa tins & c
Also-a good assortment of bonnets, ribbons jar
tificials, scarfs ,parasols, ladies and gents
gloves, with jaconets, cambrics &c
Also-a choice lot Of men and boys summer
wear and vestings,
White and brown domestics aud checks
Also-cloths. cassimeres, plaid casinets and
Jeans, well assorted. Cotton yarn, cotton
Batting and wrapping paper.
---.ALSO---
Writing paper. quills. ink, states, school books
ass'd combs, good ais't of Fur and Russia
palm and Leghorn HATS of great variety,
boots and shoes well ass'd,
HARDW ARE-Knives and forks, spoons.
files, butts and screws, locks, latches, lacks
and good asst OF pen knives. nails, glass
&c
6hOCENfES-Sugar, cotee. fresh tsas.
molasses. indigo and madden, pepper, as2ice,
tobacco, rice, loaf sugar, powder, lead, shot
and percussion caps.
LANEOUS-Forks, scythes. rakes.
sneads, hoes, axes, coffee mills, horse collars,
log chains, trace do, brides. &C..
READY MADE CLOTHING,
with many other new and cheap articles, all
Tor sale very low.
GPAll go d and approved produce taken for
goods al the cash market price. Call and see
and Judge for yourselves.
The Publics ob't serv't,
Burlington, may II WESLEY JONES
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|a,ds,. stockton, Esq, will stand as a
ks,s 'or Judge Of Probate. he can be
FLINT RIVER.
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|lls are authorised to announce Will.
|&ap. "EMEY, as a candidate for the
k,so ''0'aer at the approaching August
June IL, 1916.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS /:

~ Tullenwider will permit his name
~Mu an independent candidate Cor the
VIGIL he will be supported by
MANY VOTERS.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-25

In requested to announce Joseph JEFF.
S"seandidate for Sheriff.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-25

~ authorized to announce Silas A.
as candidate for the House Of Re.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-25

kk A., sunorized 10 announce oliver
clal ''nu'oate for County Commission.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-25

Fater a 'orl zed to announce samuel IL.
F%sCl.,l candidate for County Commits.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-06-25

|sslhahs 'noflzed to announce George
\ &c. a. ~ y candidate for reelection for
county Treasurer and Collector.
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FOREIGN PERIODICALS.

REPUBLICATION OF THE
LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW
EDINBURGH REVIEW,
FOREIGN QUARTERLY REVIEW
WESTMINSTER REVIEW.
MsN AND
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURG MA.
CANINE.
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MarrifO:
Attention..

AsUCkR ahOAAe
|hs Moines County Volunteer
lnny No, i.-You are hereby commanded
sad irregular Drill of the company at the
(xsFous in Burlington, on Saturday, the
ms. at | o'clock. preparatory to a full
faion the 4lh Of July. A full attendance
|nauled as it is important that the patri.
fna Of No. |. should be we'll drilled Cor
vii be the first called INTO service.
By order al the Captain.
GHcepy w. w. HUDSON, o. s.
COMPANY NO. g,
sx.ty commanded To attend Drill on
may next, 9th inst, at the same time
'laswilh Company No. l.
II. JOHN 5. DAVID, Captain.
Read, ORDERLY Sergeant.
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Is,ss.v SETTLE Up

Hsh Of II n'' wish to go east bout the
'sssilA ,b ,u,y' those having unsettled &C.
nj sinssm. which were to have been
TIER sco. notified that they NAV
Eistra,s ~ placed in the h,nds ~
as :. rh. collection. If not paid before
40 M ~ no Two ways about it,.
W r CooLBAuoH & 70
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TO SADDLERS.

lust reed and Tor sale by GEU
y ARMSTRONG;, at his establishments or
Main street, Burlington,
Skirting. harness and bride leather
Plush for ladies' saddles
Calf aud hog skin seating and Pad-sk'ns
SADDLE trees OF all kinds
Slraining and girth.ng web
Silk and thread stirrup and bride bits
Bride and harness buck less
. horse and buggy harness
Tacks from 3oz to 30 oz ~
zMartingaie and harness rings, DC &c
r ow q, cash Or dry hides [may IL '46
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.1EDICAL DEPARTMENT
Ott Missouri State University.
YNHE following gentlemen compose the
Il Medical Faculty of the University of the
State of Missouri, formerly kemper Medical
College.)
J. N. MCDOWELL, Nj. d., Professor
OF Anatomy and Surgery.
THOS. BARBOUR, NJ. d., Professor Of
Midwifery and Diseases OF Women and Chill
dren.
j. b. JOHNSON, NJ. d., Professor OF
Pathology and Clinical Medicine
e. II. LEFFINGwELL, NJ. D., Pro-
lessor of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
X. +. BARRETT, NJ. d., Professor Of
Materia Medica and Physiology
j. $. MOORE, NJ. d., Professor of Theo-
ry and Practice Of Medicine, and Dean Of the
Faculty.
c. w. STEVENS, NJ. d., Demonstrators
Of Anatomy, and Assistant Lecturer on Ana
tony.
The Faculty have made arrangements for
an additional amodnt of 81 900 worth Of
chemical apparatus to the Institution by the
next session. The City Hospital is, by ordi-
nance, placed under the control Of the medi-
cal faculties during the lecture e rm.
The regular lectures commence on the lst of
November and continue four months. Aggre-
gate cost Of tickets, sos; matrculation Zee,
50; graduation fee, $40; board, $40 to Sl2 per
month. Students wishing further informal ton
Will please address the Dean. or call on him
on their arrival in the city, at No, GIL, Fourth
Street, opposite the Planters House.
jun25-5-5m1 J. S. MOORE, VI. d.. Dean
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dsr. - "ofized to announce Edward
ctr. : candidate for Treasurer and
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Sd & 4tEa July.
FOR TWO DAYS ONLY,

~
Performances to commence at Is o'clock. Ga
the FOURTH, TWO EXHIBITIONS will be
given, commencing at ID and I ]. O'Clock.
On making the above announcement, the
Managers would most respectfully state that
the company is composed Of a full and efficient
corps Of distinguished performers The stud
of horses il allowed to be the mos. extensive,
beautiful and highly trained, of any in Ame-
RIGA. EE.tE
The Wardrobe is ample, entirely new, and
OF the most magnificent description. A fine
BAND will accompany the exhibition. Am
pie arrangements will be made for the comfort
and Accommodate of all who NAV attend.-
The various performances will be marked for
their novelty, splendor. and effect. and the
most suitable and magnificent appur.cnances.
The managers would assure the citizens of
Burlington and vicinity, as they themseve
are convinced by the general and unparalleled
Olympic Arena and United States Circus havs
been received in every city and town which
they have thus far visited, that they are ena.
bled to produce an entertainment far superior
to any ever heretofore altered for the patron.
age Of the public Attached to the company
are the following artists:
Messrs Waterman, NJ. Buckley. II.
Buckley, Smith, Ruggles, WhitIOck,
Craven, Kelly, Blake, Brem ne r. Moore.
Bachelor, Masters f. Buckley and
c. smith, Miss Laura Buckley, and
the celebrated and inimitable Joe
Claveau.
ADMLSSION--Boxe 50 cents, Pit % cents
Children to Boxes half price
June %, 1876.
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SADDLES. Brides. Harness, Collars,
~ and Hines, for sale cheap
iunll WESLEY JONES
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BURLINGTON BOOKSTORE,


I>HE Subscriber would mos, resnec,fn,.
ly inform the citizens of Burlinaton and
the surrounding country, that he has opened
an Establishment for the sale of
Books & Stationery
OF every description, at st Louis prices,
Wholesale and retail for cash tglr ~
His STORE will be found under TIE Pan.
RET HOUSE. corner o, Jefferson end Third
Streets.
He will be in receipt Of all new works. SO
soon as issued from the press.
A large assert ment of
Books in Cheap Form,
may be found at his store, and nothing Of an
immoral tendency will be found on his sh elves
All orders for Books left with the subscriber
will be promptly attended to
sa w. d. SKILLNAN,
June 20, 4o-o Under Barrett House.
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SALT FOR SALE 400 bills No. l
- Salt WESLEY JONES
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NOR RENT Atwo story frame house
= on Wiley street. opposite the Pork house
Rent iow-apply 10
my2S WM GARRETT & Co
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|tis Of ~ ."oflzed TO announce John G..
As. 'n Township as a candidate for
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~ BBLS. DRIED APPLES
~ Reed per iron city, 10 bbls dried
apples and for sale by
jun Is B + DAVID
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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-06-18

A letter from Paris gives the following ac-
count of Mr.. w. H. Polk, brother 10 our delec-
table President, who is earning 81 500 per an
anum and an outfit from tae tax payers of this
Country in this fashion:
"Apropos Of Mr.. Polk (lforesaid;j the pres
ence Of this gentleman in Europe is one of The
beautiful illustrations of Democratic exemption
from that we'll known Roman vice, nepo,ism
Here is an individual sem out al the expense
Of the Republic, in the high capacity Of its En-
voy at the Cour, Of Naples, for which employ
ment his qualification appears 10. be. that he is
absolutely incapable of inierchanging his ideas
in any European dialect spoken on this CONT
nen,-a sense of which incapacly seems to
have suggested 10 him The uselessness of his
sojourning in Naples, for he has been all this
year an Paris or else,ohere"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-06-18
A Fighting Preacher.

Some Of our Western exchanges speak of "a
noble example tha. has jus, been SET by the
Rev. Richard A. Stewart" II tappears that his
pugnacious reverence--who i. Methods,
Parson- arrived in New Orleans al the
head of one hundred volunteers from Eas. Ba-
ton Rouge and Ibervile. A correspondent, OF
the Fredericksburg Recorder represents him as
being endowed with great taste for fighting,
and says that il is habi, with him when he
feels call 10 thrash any one to ask temporary
dismissal from The Church, and when he has
finished the job he asks to be re-admitted. The
writer adds: " He has obtained dismissal for
six months, in order TO lick The Mexicans."
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-06-18
Defraudine the Revenue.

1t is said that for the purpose of avoiding the
tariff duties on sugar, Of 2 10 cents per pound,
the Yves, India planters manufacture for this
market immense quantities Of moasses, which
is subject to duty of only five cents per gal.
lon. Each gallon Of this molasses, or concen-
.ra,ed syrup, as it is called, can within few
hours after its receipt in New York. be con-
verled into eight or nine pounds OF excellent
sugar by the sugar refners. This concenira-
led cane juice leaves the West Indies under
a certificate Of the U. S. Consul, that the arli.
Gle is nothing but molasses, or the DRAWINGS OF
sugar. In this way, it is supposed, the reven.
ue of the United States is annually defrauded
of the immense sum of two millions and a hall
Of dollars. The sugar-growers Of The South
have brought the subject 10 the notice of the
government.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-06-18
The Oregon Question.

This important question, is, we believe, on
the eve Of being amicably settled. The Brit.
ish government made proposition TO compro.
mise il on the basis of the 49ih degree, reserv.
ing The use of the Columbia River for the Hud.
sons Bay Company, until the expiration Of their
present charter. which will take place in 1868
This proposition was submitted to the Senate
Of the United States by Mr. Polk, for their in.
s'rncion. That body advised the Presiden, to
conclude Treaty agreeably 10 its provisions
which our advices from Washington inform US
has already been done. Il was thought that
,he Treaty. as concluded by the President, and
signed by Mr.. Packenham, the British Minis.
ter, and Mr.. Buchanan, the u S. Secretary oil
State, would be sent to the Senate on Tuesday
last for confirmation. II il was sent in on thai
day, it has in all probability been confirmed ere
This, by large majority
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-06-18
A Singular Case.

A young lady in Sibee, Maine, has died in
a sudden and singular manner. She was at
tackled in the nigh, with most excrucialing
headache, which caused her TO scream in ago.
ny. A physician was sent for, and after ex.
amining The case pronounced i, a fever, and
prescribed accordingly. But his prescriptions
afforded no relief, and the patient died. While
laying out the body, an earwig was seen issu-
ing from one of her ears, aud it is said it passed
from one ear to other entirely through her head
This is impossible. Nevertheless the pres
ence of an insect in the ear may be highly dan
gerous. BY dropping ,easpoonful of gin or
swee, oil in the ear, the cause will be de-
slroyed.