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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06
AUCTION N0TICE.-rhe Sub

JCTI0N N0TICE.-The Subscriber respectfully
invites The attention OF cash purchasers oil Boots and
Shoes ~ us public Sales, h,ch vii take place ~ iO!ows
THURSDAY, Sept. -. a: - o'clock 4. N
Ga cases Boots. Shoes and nrogHus-
Thursday Oct !. al e. O'clock a VI.
SO cases Boots, Shoes and Broguns-
Thursday, Oct 3. nj % o'clock, 4 W.
go cases Boots. Shoes and BroEuns
Thursday, Oct. =, AZ y O'Clock, 4. NJ.
$50 cases Boots Shoes and Brogans
Thursday, Oct g, 4; 9! o'clocs, 4. VI.
CO cases Boots Shoes and Brogsns-
Thursday, Oct -, e. q O'Clock 4 "
CO.. cases Boots, Shoe. and Brogans.
Thursday, Nov. }, NJ 5: oc!ocki a ii
ppS cases Boots, shoes az. broSaas
Thursday. Novl :. al = O'CLOCK A NJ
- cases Boots Shoes and brrgars
Each q the abnys sales Slll comprise .Erg-
Get Of fresh snG fashionable goods Cash purchasers
vii End fOr aer l;-res! 10 attend, credit W.! e
glven tsstNtas-l A. GAVIN. IS PeeE.-st ..a.r-.
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50 FOR SiLEOr in exchange for properly IN hs
" Cry oil Brookiyu-o Farm situate y miles Wesl Of
Ne'rhurgh Orange Co v Y containing about l0d
nearly all tiiahe Limestone soil and suitable for
grass md IS now under good culvation
cilTd ut grated fruit IN full bearing. Tho Improvement
consists OF good tTo-stpry dwelling and ouhois-s
large bnrn. sheds good water tine door As no per.
would probably purchase without Viewing the premi
sea, full description is deemed unnecessary The tci.
ties OF getting to NrwbGrgh from the city generally
well known. For lctns &c. apply 10
s9S 9w WRIGHT \ LOSER ~ Fr0nt.st
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-. lIERIFE'- ~Ai.E.-Bv virtue oi several writs %.
Vheri facios 10 mt directed and Delivered W.! expose
% Friday the 6lh day November next NJ 10 o.
clock 4. Tie Neshue OF Ire Citv Hall OF Tie Ci,y OF
New all the right Itlc and interest of Henry Avis
which NJ had on fourth cay of January ~ D. 1915.
time aierwurd Of IN and 20 all nht cclain nt ~
s7o ind situate in the ve1ceni Gate Tenth Ward o. ,he
CRY 81 N-,vIoTk fronting the F.rstaveuUc, on the
Westerly side thereof and being the second lot from The
Northyesierv Of said Frstaverue md Houston
formerly North street. laid down certain map
by e. Freeman City Surveyor, bounded Easlcrly IN
BY the Fraveuue. Norihery and Southery by land
NOW OF formerly of Cornelius Dubois, and Westerly IN
rear ly land formerly of Samuel Marttn contain
ng breadth, in front and reaf twenty-five feet and IN
depth the Souterly fory-egt feet seven inches aud
tn. Norherly side hfyone feet eight inches. be the
said dimensions less. being the lot which
a- the sand Henry Avis by deed Of conveyance
made and executed r Cornelius Dubois and wife bearing
the 18Th day OF January, \ d. 1885, and recorded in
the Office Of the Register OF City and County OF Ne'vNors
ib.r 49, of couyey nuces page ~ the 10Th DAY 81
January 4. d. lg together with the hereti'amcni and
apcurenances thorPn,u belonging appertauing Dated
Nav orb Sept. -. 1916. WILLIAM JONES. Sheriff.
FREDERICK l.. NCrTT. Deputy sheriff - ia'vf1-
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.IIEKIFE'ss -hLE.-By virtue OF wrt, Of neri
rcias directed and delivered. VIII expose t. sac
on Tuesday the fifteenth dag September The
ihuc CITY Han OF tie Cyot Nr'vY ork. at 10 O'Clock
The forenoon. all The right title anu Interest OF Henry
Wilkes, which ~ had on the ti day OF December lSt. oral
any e aervErd, Of m and 10 follow ing described pro-
peS Wit: all Hose fifteen certain lots pieces or parcels
ad, uae lying and being IN the Twelfth " ara OF Tue
CITY OF New ORR. AMI known and distinguished
tain map entitled Map OF lie Third-aveuUe Tract, former
Is The property OF B. F. Benson and Do Van Ars'a!e made
by J. F. Bridges. City surveyor, dated September. 825
and hle IN the Office OF Register OF the City and
County OF New YORK, by the numbers ", r. 81 81 ~ -,
a. - &c, A. 49, lG9 l. > Said lots situated and wing
b-ee h, First aud second and between l05h
and lG9th Also, all those 81 lois and parts OF lots
OF land situate in Munhaanvile In the 2,h Ward OF the
city OF New York, distinguished the map OF Man
hai,anvic. surveyed and laid b. Adolphus Loss,
City Surveyor the 18th Sept 1906, By lots Nos l5 and
III Manhattan Nos. no. l2, III. 1872 lji. 1856,
1873 I29 III li9 5 l9 l5 5G, l57, tjs 59 100 6l 62,
los. I6i 6j lGd, I6T, los 100. TO H. ~ rs III 49, d,
III and i73 Sciern--reet; Nos 81 ST. S. 80. 90 -,
u, d. 49, "a y. - and Is Bycisree together with ne
aPpurlensnce- heremo belonging or apperainng Dated
New YORK, AiIs1ist 4. 1915. WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
FsEpERjog L. YUM, Deputy sheriff. uI4 law6wSds
The sale OF The above described property hereby post
poned until Tuesday. h- Z1lh day o.. October Next Tie
time AMI place WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
Frederick l.. NCLTE, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated. Nrv. orA Sept. -, l5iG -iG awsds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

have, pursuant the provision Of he Revised Staiss
Of Tie Stale OF Newly formed limited partnership
uater he Srlu Of Da -Ei JoansonL-4l lie gen
ers nanITe oi he business be transacted 5 General
Commission and Produce Business. End Tie principal
psce OF business The aid partnership situated th
ery o. NeSs-fcrk he Stste OF S-w-forS-aod ira;
Dwight Johnson. psce OF Residence i he city
Srokiyu Tie Stlis ~ Svyv-i ork. ! general part
Isr, snc Nzccs WOrLhI1gOE. whose pe,- OF residence
TIE ey 81 Cincinnati, ne Sta-r y ono, - he
parnvr-ard that lie sad Eache WorhiagtCu e. CON-
:r:5ut-d lie Of Tyenty thousand Do-sTs capital
towards be coInon stock and thai the s4d partnership
Is 10 commence the enih day Of September a D.
tao1saId eigni hundred ac tJrtysi1 and l. 70 terminate
o. te -ria cav Of September a D. one thousand eigh
hundred znc forry-rine
Dated tais urrh day Of SEPTEMBER D. one tso1ssnd
eisai hundred sat forfy-s-E DWIGHT Johnson,
SIC sS V WORTHINGTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

The subscriber oacrs Tor sale The Farm ON which he
resides, Ia he village " Auburn. CAyuga Co
consisting Of - acres OF good Gram and Grazing Land
well enclosed and watcrej, and upon which large
and three moderate sized Dwelling Houses. Carriage
Houses Barns, Shess and other necessary outbuiliugs
three Apple Orchards great variety of choice Fruit
Trees and Shrghhery. onr durable Springs three Wells
hundred rods otI stone Fence and an ircNlausibs
Quarry o superior quality Of gray and blue Lime Stone
suitah1 for cutting and dressing, righe and convenient
clr continued sale OF that article, either rough hewr
according The demand aud from which 81 the ee
giant stone huiidin-s IN Auburn We're erected.
This Farm extends rom Northt TO AMI across Staest
With of eighty rods the former and hund
red and sixteen rods both siaos OF he atter-upon Ell
ber Of which may be advsnt cousy sold great number
OF village lp,, nj the pleasure Oi The owner AbOu, y
acres including he large house, barns, sheds. Or
chaid, and garden lie between NoythL AMI he Auburn
aud Syracuse Railroads Us scrs including The stone guar
aud one dwelling house, lie betty said Railroad and
State-eL aud tie remaining % acres with dwelling
hon se lie West uf State stall which high state Oh
cultivation. well fenced conveniently allotted and in good
order. The whOo Farm, either oi the above pafrrs
viii be sold cheap and. Il desired LIME will be gfseB ia;
the payment OF large proportion Of the purchase money
Indure Of Luther Tucker OF Albany, Hubert Hall o!
Auburn, the subscriber upon the premises.
GEORGE B. CHASE.
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miscellaneous.

- Office open on week days from y VI until 7. NJ
On Suudav from y TO + VI. No eer from The Of
fee without an order. j. -. X ENlOS, Z. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

g. FOR SAL E.-'rhe Machinery Cwhich i new All
E. OF the approved ktndl IN small Cotton Factory
- lO-ethcr WIKI the lease, which IL very ;avorahl.
one situated about hours ~, from tie City oi New
Nor,. For particulars apply 10 Mcssrs
DOREMUS 4 NtNoN
Nl-.if Ctrnnr ID Na..Al Anl l.Ll.ffN ~. y Nnrx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

Sy--5 LOT FOR StLE-A valuable Lot fronting on
S:;; i,h-svenue. Nonh-Wes; corner OF 20thsr-dmen
A sous - teei by To. For particulars, inquire OF
Campbell Butchers aud Droyers Bank or A. Sergeant
son II Mntf-sf. trrr.Nl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06
UNITED sTATEs MAn LINE

UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
A. Five O'Clock i. M-ianding at Intermediate pRfsa
from the foot Of Barclay-st
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt r. H. Furry. viii
leave on Monday Wednesday, Friday and Sunday afer
DUons ut O'Clock.
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS Capt. B Overbsgh vii
leave Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons 81
o'clock.
~ Apply on board, at The Office on the Wharf 81
sT-sc" REGULAR MAI. LINE beLweOa
ys - Boston and NewYorA, by the fast afe
ISLAND.
The steamer OREGON, commanded by Capt Seth Thay.
er, and RHODE ISLAND, commanded Wy Cspt. MGnchss.
Ter, viii throughout The from the first day o.
and Boston aud Providence Railroads. leaving NewYOrk
daily, Sundays excepted from pier No Norih Ryer sIb
o'clock, F. " ani StoningOn ut o'clock, r. ~ or upon
the arrival %; the Mail Tram from BOSTON,
Thesa steamers unsurpassed IN speed plendof AID
comfort having each of them ca large commofous prYss
ana berths for 800 persons besides large pr
yate rooms Tor families aud parties
Tue steamers are Ohcerei ~ N" most 6perenceI msh
and WA shorten the passage between NewYorS and Bo'
frome l., hours thereby arriving 10 am le timo cf
all The lines from Boston, Norh aad East
The OREGON will leave -YOrk-TDesdsy, Thur
day and Saur1ay.
Leave gtOn-Moniay "Wednesday and Friday.
The RHODE ISLAND win eays New York-Aon.
day, Wednesday aud Friday
Leave StOning ioG-TgesdAyt Thursday and Saturday
" B.-Passengers the arrival OF he steainefs 4,
cars ~ Providence and Boston, without any delsy and
Baggage Master accompanies each Train 10 Boston TO IAss
charge Of the baggage
For passaye Or freight Inquire on board Of the boat a
pier No. y. r Or ~ GEO. H.. FAlRCHII-D, no. y
Vestst or OF JOHN H. RICHMOND, Providence. MI
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xU''uD aISI6. NEW-YORK, ,e2s.-,.yl I!.Il;
E1.z.--lt ALBANY AND TRoY-e.-Fs.---- "a

1<---71' FORWARDING COH-
PANY to all The Western States snd the Canadas.
Troy and Ohio Line; Troy aud Erie Line; New.Yo,k
AID OHIO Line: Detroit Line; Oswego, Troy Gbd GRO
Line, Northern Trans pOrLatIon Line.
Rcd Bird Packets and STAGES
James II. Hooker; lde, Col. 4 Co kindly Pesss
Co; Ess Paterson Pope Cat!m; George w. Hieks, ard
Others, pf0pFetors.
Six D0ats Of the above Lines VII leave New YORK ABB
~ and Troy daily 10. West AID North The gen
temeu propretors "a the whole line 70 all the Wes;sfa
S4ses, aGd the Canadian enirants and Others will save
TINE and money BY calling Oh tue above ines before geins
There us bDais Of the above lines all IN good
style for passengers and fright list fare viii be ksp
N s the Shcea sd u no es.e iil person be ehafseG
Passage oces 4, the foot Of Barclay and Cortland s
The Offices O: the Ns9York, Albany and Troy sesneo@
Oflcrr PHILIP CASWELL,
ns5l 2Aw1 General Passage Agent
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List of Letters remaining in the Post ONCE a
Harlem, Y, 7. October III. SIG.
adam-,Cha-

~ Pe54an. eaaz for t< fo.!o=s liter = slease 'ay cd
-,r,ea a, tley e., ioosra az 'fnie particularly
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g. TO LET.-rhe Few store ari ,:wrlllag NJ, -
H. NintfavenUe, between Eslie~uth ad N.r-tpe,s g,
- Ths >;ose : ia>i completed. spacious s-d as ny
ostlon 0r cry goods. crucker boot and shoe ses-y
OF alx similar business ~ can BE- found In this par. of A
the modern Improvements. icciudias Croon Wafer l.
Rent moderate 20 \ good tenant App,yto
spis WASHINGTON SMITH ,Sf W., ,e.. .
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m 10 UIIItIHIy " sUDs'TIUNg 70 " IHttIIs,
Respectfully YOURS BENJAMIN PFRCINAL.


Poprieors Office 1876 Bowery. Sold wholesale
.st!. by WYATT q RETCHAM ~ Eultou-st. n. !. and
C. Stonne IL. Futnu Il RrOoklyn Price III GIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

t-z. rO BE LET Tor term Of wears, a centre cor.
I:s vcnicnt and vellcouditiouei House situated IN he
NA cih Ward. There = newly erected STARCH
FACTORY oH Ihe premises, which extensive hut the
h5djlrg Is equally We suited ~ 81 d.sN.icry. CHEMICAL
tt many other kinds oi business Possession given nnnt
way. corner Vt Jehn-si. OF eod,f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

DN ORDER Of Hon. Edward Quinn Saprcme Court
ID Commissioner, notice i hereby that an attach
mcni as issued against the estate u samuel Beard-lee and
Elias Beardsee. or late OF Homby, Sieuben County,
abscondEg concealed Debtors du. proof made To the
said Supreme Court Commissioner pursuant 10 the drec
lions OF Tie sta,u;" concerning Attachments against alb
scOudng concealed and nonresident Debtors and That
The VII be sold Tor the payment Of their debts,
less they, the said Samuel Beartscc and Elias Bearsee
appear and discharge such attachment according law
within three months from the first publication OF is notice
and thai the payment OF any debts and the delivery OF any
property beOu 4ng the said debtors, them their
use and the transfer OF eny property by them for any pur
pose whatever forbidden hy law aud void Dated
September 81, 1916. /. y. 3. VAN DERLIP,
e Iaw3m Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
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:. ,rn MY lnnns NIERCnINrS-- - 5

E: The corner sou. OF very Superior new block ROW
;,rishug on River and Eibow-sts IN the C!ty vi ry
VIII - lei rs class fancy dress ard staple ary rc,i
store for which business there srgc opening and par
ucuiSrv - for The branch 81 4 prime NeNv-Yorh CIV
house The position and STYLE ot these buildings are ar
eGualed this cy. For farther information apply on tie
premises or 20 HONT HUNT.
i Is 81 No 10 Pius-sL Ncw.Yoyk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-06

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of The Surrogate % me
County VI YORK Notice : hereby gwen - per-
sJIs having CLAIMS Ar.; P4rcE SolaG, Iaie OF nc City
o. View YORK -roce deceased, present the same " u
tae VOUCHERS --rcf subscriber, a. KS RESIDENCE No
~ MzcisOns II he City Of SewYors, on VI before he
eighth day Of January --xt-Dated Se.E-YoIk th- -.
Gay Of July, 1916. THOMAS DOLAN,
~ Ieyvtsu Administrative with WI annexed
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UN ORDER VI MOrri. Fost!ck, Esq. i 81 pfenr Court
ID Notice Is hereby gwen, that attach
neni las Issued against he U IlOmgs JUlsOi
nonresident debtor, and that the Wi! be sold for Inc
payment Of his debts unless Ae appear and discharge such
ettachet according 10 aw within ric mouths FROM ih
nrs publication Of this notice AMI That The payment Of any
debts due 10 him by residents Of s Stale, and the delivery
70 him, !of MS Of 4ny property within .a Sais De-
oagin- to tiu sud the transfer o any -Ich property by
aim forbidden o. law AID void Dated April l7h,
lSh WELLS BRoOhS, Any. Tor Attaching Creditor.
al l4whn Sprggyille Ere County
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NEW-YORk AND ERIE RAILROAD Com
pany.-SOTIC E--The Stockholders CT me S-I-fork
Anc Erl Railroad Company hereby rr5lded. thar TIE
sRaGSl eecCor Directors Of he Company VII he he'd
The otScc No. - r4l-s- ihe city Of SessYora IN
O'clock P "
The Transfer Books VII be closed from Ire I'll OF Seq.
untii tie day after TIE election
By order Of the Board Of Directors,
NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary.
Se.Yofk. Sept Il. ls4s- SO voi3
DIAPER Of any re nd quality made !, 2rdsr 81
III - . a =
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pY ORDER OF Robert W. Livingston. Esq supreme
- Court Commissioner notice i hereby that
Young, nonresident debtor. due proof made TO the
said supreme Court Commissioned pursuant 10 the direc
OF the concerning Attachments against an
scOnGlns Concealed and nonresident debtors. and That
The i'll be sold for the payment MS debts, unless
the said Alexander Young appear amt discharge such
,cclueui according 10 Law within nine months from tine
publication OF This notice and hat piyIne any
debts due hIi by residents of this and me delivery
"a i tor MS aHy property within tins Stale be-
longing SAID debtor ana transfer by him OF any such
property, forbidden ty aw and void. Dated AU-
.I-g l-th. lSi6. O. KELLOGG, Aiiy. for
s!i8 ldyygu Attaching Creditor Eizahetniowu, " Y.
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u YIRTU r OF precept Issued OF and under tLe
- sea- OF he Court Of oyer and Terliner directed
and Delivered proclamation hereby made thar Court
" Oyer ana T-rrer ana jail Delivery n and for the city
and county ot New York. VIII BE- held N thr City Hall
-aid cy, MOnsy OF October next aid ali
bound ~ appear by enhance Otherwise sn1 all
Justices o! the Peace, the Coroner, High Constable petty
COn>tbe snt Marshal-. and al persons bound prose-
cute said Court be then and Ecre, their proper
persons Win th,ir rolls. records, indictments. aud other
membranes. do Iose hings inch 10 their Offices IN tis
bStai snail spper-aa 20 be done
Gwen under ny hand - rse Sheriff o:ce the 18Th Jay
OF Jgig, l6ii and u our Independence the 10Th
lyli laFi-stAiUuOcl WILLIAM JON -, Saerf
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I1APER o any ne and qiaAty iElad@ Z, erd.r b
L 81 - CYRUS ". FIELD 8 Surtir E-sIir
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AshtS-There 10 an improved demand FOR both Pot
and Pearl 300 10 400 bbs have been taken a; rs od to
ois and PAS IL generally required for both descrp
lions OF the new imports.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-15
SLIGO IRON STORE.
Jefferson street, Burlington. low,

Jefferson Street, Burlington, iowa.
\-Flat. square aud round, ass'd
sizes, plough slabs. plough wings, ass'd
shapes AID sizes.
SrEEL..Cast, German, Am. blister, Eng
blister, German and spring ass'd
sizes
STOyES.-Imp-oved Premium. and Yam.
kee Notion Cook Stoves, Parior,
Coal, Box. 10, I, and 6 plates,
different sizes
ALSO...Jewett's Improved Patent Cary
Ploughs, Tin Plates, Copper,
Sheet.iron, iron wire, Nails and
casting ofeverv description.
A full supply of the above articles a lways
on hand, and for sale as low as can be al.
forded by HUDSON E. BRIDGE,
ap2i JouN G. FooTE, Ayt.
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LANDS! L.7NDS!!
Bargains! Bargains!


Bargains! Bargains! Bargains!
VIVHE subscriber DESTROYS Of closing
l. all his business, offers the following
lands Tor sale, and will sell them unusually
low ,-one third cash and the balance on
time. To wit:
In Des Moines County. 1. r.
The N e / sec. 81 town II N 3W
living about nine miles from Burlington. on
Flint River. 1t is heavy timbered and first
rate tilable soil. ALSO
The undivided one half Of two hundred
and sixty and forty -fonr hundredths acres
on O'Connel Island Immediately above Bur.
ling. on: upon which is first rate location
for a wood yard, plenty Of timber for steam
boat wood. The land is high and ole.
third never overHows in the highest floods,
tits very rich soil and would make a gooi
garden.
In Louisa Couufy
: Lot. No acc 90 town rs n r w
Tho above was selected at the first Land
sales by an experienced man in the dis
thing business for distlery Refer to
w ID McCord, Columbus City, Iowa, who
will show the premises
In Wuscatine County.
The undivided half Of the
sc / sec III town II N r NV
ne do 81 do do do do do
" sc do do DO do do do 3 do
NV Go IS Go do do do do
The above Lands were entered at the
first Land Sales of Iowa, by Thomas NJ.
l.ett and John s. David; they are as rich
and productive as any lands in Iowa.
Refer to Hon. Jos. Williams, Bloomington
ALSO-Lot No Is in block No q in
the city of Madison, the capitol of Wiscon-
sin Territory.
For further particulars enquire Of the
undersigned or VIM Remev in nv ali
sence, who is authorized to dispose Of the
sams, one or both my be found at B. r.
Da.ids' on Jefferson street Burlington T.
oct 2 JOHN S DAVID
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Notice..

1NHE undersigned have just opened a
i Livery StableIn the rear OF Corse &
Harrims 2 3 Coach Factory. where they in
tend keeping at all times good and gener.
al assortment Of horses and carriages Of
esory description, to suit the public: and
they hope by faithful attention to business
to merit share Of public patronage.
Persons wishing their horses kept by the
week would do well to give them cali be
fore engaging elsewhere; for they pledge
themsslves 10 keep on hand 1T al times.
. plenty Of good provender. snd good At.
tentive ostiers No pains shall be spared to
render general sstisfaction aa8E
MEDALLION. CORSE & Co
june 20 '44-tf III -
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-15
The Best Medicine

TN the world is now admitted 10 bc d,
L Sherman's Medcated LoGenges They
are so pleasant that they can be as readily
taken as the most pleasant confectionery
They consist Of
Cough Lozenges,
Which are the safest and most effectual re
medy for coughs, colds. consumption
whooping cough. asthma, &C., ever offered
TO the public. They operate by promoting
expectoration, allaying tho irritation Of
coughing, and removing the cause Of the
disease. al ~
Worm Lozenges,
The only infailible worm medicine ever dis
covered. In over 400 900 eases they hav,
never been known to fail. Many disease
arise from worms and occasion long ana IN
tense suffering aud even death, withou,
their ever being suspected; grown persons
are very often afflicted with them, and ar,
doctore1 for various complaints, without
any benefit, when one dose of these Iozenpe,
would speedily cure them. 5g
Camphor Lozenges,
For nervous or sick head ache, ,palp;tation
of the heart. lassitude aud nervous affection
generally. Persons travelling or attending
large parties will find the Lozenaes really
revlving. and imParting the buoyancy OF
outh. MN M~w ~EN ssae
"sherman's Poor Mans Plaster.
This Plastic. of which over 2,0O0, 900 are
sold yearly, is bei,evad to be the best plas
ter - rheumatism, lumbsgo, pain in the
back, sides breast or any other part Of the
body, ever prepared. and ITS price ,onIy l25
cents,j bringsIt within the reach Of every
person in the community. For safe by
Cathartic Lozenges,
go 49, y Il " ~
The BEST cathartic medicine for removing
bile from the system and preventing attacks
Of the bilious and intsrmitting fever Of this
section OF country. tfss J READ,
Sole Agent, Burlington.
Lot, MoRatt, AUGUSTA; Tryon e. Day,
Oquawks. feb q '4S-Iy
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-15
NEW NAIL LINE FROM BUR.
LlNGTON, I. t., TO SPRING.
FIELD. lLLlNOlS

4e WIN. H. HOLCOMB, K CO..
have now in operation frs,
rate line Of Coaches on said route. l
hea,,nE Burlington and Springfield Mon.
says. wednesdays. and Fridays at 6 o..
s'oek the morning. lodge at Rushvillc.
snS efrve at each place in two days, at 6
from Burlington to Jacksonville.
likewise, from Burlington 10 Jackson
ssms' ,ess1ng each place Mondays, Wednes.
days and Fridays AT 6 O'Clock. A. AT Tic
aoose -hnes pass through Mscomb Rush.
v'i.e, Feardstown and Virginia.
lns Subscribers have made every exer.
III % render the above routes pleasant
.nd agreeabie to all who may pa,ron;ze
the above lines. ~ sf9sgs r -''s''
= seat: taken in Burlington q, Fletcher
notei;,n Peoria at the Clinton House: il
asPr.nsheid at the american House, and in
yaexsonsiiis Il the Morgan House.
WV. H. ,HOLCOMBaI CO
Busliagton, Nov. II. le44-tf 5;