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CURE OF CORNS-

RUNlONs, TUMORS, EXCRESCENCEs, BAD NAIls
~ ScTMG 4ss Brosdway between Howard and Grand SC
the public that she still continues 70 practice upon the
feet with the greatest success having excuiey devoted her
confident in promising that she will entirely remove
from their irritating and painful LOCATION without csusing
least pcssiby OF danger making the blood flow.
The will not occupy more than four Eve
Immediately put on their shoes and walk without the least
convenience.
rope and this country and has acquired great skill and much
practical experience Facts aeste1 BY certificates
and Philadelphia.
Terms moderate for yearly attendance.
No 80 Broadway. between Howard and Grand New
York. m2l lmosrc
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ARTIFICIAL EYES.

MADE and inverted BY Dr. j. GRAY, No ils Bowery, N
M York. the only mandatory Of the Human ALti.,, nye
ed should always apply the maker who has been 70 ne ar
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KITCHEN RANGES.
HOLMES TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGEs

THE Ropriston prepared fsrnh Holmes'
70 te trade. them FOR prvst. families OF boarding
aetare md ,el hen. ou errernee ~ manufacturing and
setting Kitchen Ranges this for the
asserting hones ksags be surpassed
for economy ecuvsneDcs. sod dsrabsisfy They
IL not they vail be wnoved free Of any sxpsnse the pu
chaser Numerous eersnces COO - given 20 wish
ing to purchase The prices range FROM Is dsllars
The proprieorsafe constantly manufeiurng, and well
supplied with paror odes. and bedroom CRATES. Of the
Aso-TINWARE, bright, plain and jspsnnsd They have
asons ali ready Ranges CRATES and boiieu
also, TO chmneys, and warrant shsn smohs
"A. GILHOOLY SON,
ALL usx ! N...su sfY~st
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TO LET
- A SUITE OF ROOMS isrs.sh~d sniaruishsd.
c:i for QUE or t"o ssn'isnsh' At 10 wA''s stree.
TO LET,
i'm cIotoa Wsisf T.. Rom, ssds dss ,sw Il Sc
ID x.ns ' cor. ), job. .tr--,
TO LET,
THE three brick HOUSE No ier cros. street. %.
Ell and viii DO rented be occupied b, single f,nT Il
..:is .sS:''' rent A''f s q e q
- A BEAUTIFULLY ata.ssd tress om.s. ia = s.u,A
c:; street the second floor, Two Lofts ess
NO y '' WV Tafsccr Hr.' IS sssa .s' 70
.ler corner o. Mssdss lass.
In No. % second Avenue. Dc wssa sh and s,h srss.
8It well flashed. With mshoguny doors. pisssd fsur
and very COZ en,sntY arr med throughout
Aepy n 's S: PREMISES Ca Be sa nom u Az
FOR SALE, OR TO LET,
e :srss BrSpLlyn = %. sold By P,,,',: ,s ~ b
Half p II: I mad. ..s
FOR SALE OR TO LEASE,
- THE House and Lot 81 BIo.dw.y The main hous 70
s ss;a high , S .s.s: HI: 1h
;:s !, 81 sSe rear On Mercer ". - G deep The
f.,:Ons Wishing confer With is owner. Dr. CHEFS
M f:y % 50 between the A''" Of "A 's y
TO LET OR FOR SALE,
sfief dwsiiiss House, n HoSoi.a they ssss ssa
5suu .y hponshoss Two Of Ssss house. -. neS ,s
front BY 50 feet deep; and TWO Of them feet By a. with wide
The Situation commands q fine view and l. within
Bss.S ss md sSsii
nal and Christopher streets.
s:S II. be let with the privilege # E E;S.s $scs
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AFFRAY AT CHARIoTrEsvu.LE-DEATH or A STU-
DKST.-We learn from gentleman who came from
Charlottesville IN the Sunday train, that terrible afay
occurred there Saturday night last at the menagorie
(receDiiy in this city between company Of university
Students aud the persons attached TO the menaKerie
that the students dsorderly and rioous and
would not permit the showmep to clear the circle In
der 10 exhibit the performances Of the elephant The
keeper Of the elephant and the other showmen
sraed with the refractory students and repeatedly
sired them 10 clear the ring in order that they might
when the keeper TO proceed brought In the
elephant 10 force them aside As this done
the students attacked the keeper with violence. The
rest Of the showmen 10 his assistance and gene.
raj and furious fight took place between parties
in which sticks and bludgeons used. Our inform
ant states that at one time some i've six OF the stu
dents were knocked down and lying PROSTATE on the
ground. Ono, lament 10 heer. who received violent
blow the head died Of his wounds Saturday night
with reinforcement and about to make smother
attack, when the citizens interfsred and stopped them
Two OF the were arprehendsd and In Jail
The name Of the student rho was killed, was -
Glover, Of Alabama He mild, quiet and smiabls
young gentleman not engaged in the ARRAY, but acting
pa ihcator He In the mijat Of the combatsnts
endesvoring TO quell the riot when he received the
blow that unfortunately terminated his existence We
also learn that the name OF the who inflicted the
Bailey. Bailey, understand. has been arrested. He
got the cars this sdo Of Beaver DAM when he was
recognized by Of the students, who his way
down. Bailey denied his name but tbs student
cognixsd him. made oath 10 his Identity, and had him
rested. He was brought 10 Richmond by some Of the
passengers and lodged In jaL-Riehnend Republican,
.spr,i u
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LAMENrABLE OCCURRENCE ia Sunday evenin
about seven o'clock, our village startled by
alarm peal from this Court house bell. Those who
reached the Court house hrst found the Grand jury
room filed With smoke and flames; and, sad 70 relate,
the eyed mother Of shern Van suskirk who he'd moved
into tue Court house but two three days pefshed In
the fsmes. The IRE was subdusd, but Mrs Van
Buskirk died from Effects about n o'clock the
night She had been len alone but isw minutes by
tbs family who were taking their tea below whom one
lady lying the bed completely enveiop.i IN flames
Sns was is sitting BY very hot coal stove, vsih which
her clothes had probably come In consct when In her
sgony shc had thrown hsrsslf upon the bed This DIS
pensstion Is rendered peculiarly ciivs 10 the family,
by the certainty that In brief space Of ums-for she
passed peacefully INTO that better world for whica she
had been long prepared The warmest y mpsthiss 81
our entire population with the sufferers ~ ihn
deeply Isniuf occurrence. Bsisiders az ~ .frshs
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:. BOOTS AND sHOEbs-Ths fubc are invited ~
call md essmlgs the large ss.OI,nsst Of 9sassHsnS H.
&C.: ,hisA A. + 8 t2I2a q y: sA.:p ss:h ::'Ts
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WARLIKg PRKPARArIoSs IN CArApA.-lt 10 well
known that our Canadian neiRhbors have been for
time silently forify ing all the important points
Lake Ontario. The defensive works II Kingston are
very extensive and substantial Tho operations Of that
government In this respect have. until lately been kept
secret since the orsning Of Psriismept many fscss
have Tanspred that show how extensive have been the
preparations for defence. The following hnd In the
Brush csnsdam, leading government psper, published
AZ Toronto. "In consequences Of tho present unsetet
state Of the relations between Great Britain and the
for powerful armament, consisting Of various pieces
Of ordnance Of different calbres carriages, ammu-
milton, for the various ships Of and steam vessels
at present stationed the coasts and rivers Of Canada
and the lakes that form the boundaries between and
the United States The number Of pieces OF ordnance
that will be required for this purpose sssmssd az
more than 300. Toronto 10 10 be fortified similar 10
Kingston together with other projects off like nature"
-Rsehfsf<y U<Usersf
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. Proprietor.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thouaaud.

:. DAILY HEHAID-Every day, Fnco cent por oopy-V
. 81 aRnr y q Psyab!r N advance
eopyIN IA cspts per annum-paysble in advance. .
ADVERTISEMENTS az The usual pncss-alwsys cash IL
PRINTING Of all kinds with beauty and despateh
W All ieueu COMMUNICATIONS, mall addrcssco %
deducted from the subscription money RENTED.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor Of the
NEw YoRK HxRAID EsvA sHMEH
North West corner Of Fulton and Nassau
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-02-05
Burlington, Jan. 90 46-36-3t Admir-
Boot and Shoe LaIkimgo

gDWWI @LIW ESlIWG I9A3IlN4B9
TIME undersigned respectfully informs the
l. citizens of Burlington and vicinity that
he has commenced the above business in all
lis va rious branches. He is prepared 10 make
work in his line. from an Infants Shoe to a
Gentleman's Boot, in the latest and most
fashionable style-out Of the best materials
that can be had in the United States. From
fifteen years experience in the business in some
Of the best Shops East, he feels confident OF
pleasing a II those who may give Inn call.
s-PSUOp on MAIN STREET. opposite
Lowe e. Uickok's office and three doors south
of the old Post Office. OILY R COCK.
jan 80, '46-36-6m
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Administrators Notice.

NJ OTICE is hereby given that the under.
IN signed has taken out Letters of Admin
istration on the Estate OF Noah Parish, late OF
Washington county, Iowa, deceased. XII per-
sons indebted 10 said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the Undersigned,
and all persons having claims against SAID es.
tate are requested to file the same in the office
of the Judge OF Probate for Washington conn
ty, Iowa, or with the undersigned, within
nine months from this date.
JACOB WESTF ALL,
Burlington, Jan 90 st Admir-
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THE undersigned has just returned from
i the East, and is new receiving fresh
stock of
EALL and WINTER GOODS.
Consisting in part OF the following:
Prints OF every variety. new styles
Aipaccas, lawns, mer:noes and ginghams
Shawls. large and small
Linens and cambrcs
Linen and cotton table cloths
Ladies atchcIs
Hdkfs cravats and suspenders
Pilot. beaver and broad cloths
Cassimercs, fancy and plain
Satinctts and KY. jeans
Flannels, wool and canton
Linseys, fancy and PLAIN
Fancy wool cravsts
Brown and hleacbed muslins
Tickings, drllings and checks
Fire mkt and fancy yarns
Hosiery, gloves and mitts
Blankets of fine quality
Thread. needles and pins.
EH AND CAPS Of fashion
able styles
kinds aud blacking and brushes
QUEENSWAKE, fashionable and assert.
GROCERIES--Sug .ceffee and molasses
Imperial. gnnpowder, young Tyson and
black Teas
Nader, copperas and Indigo
Castor oil, catsup; mustard and pepper
sauce
Cocoa, raisns and dried currants
Tubs, buckets, &c, ALSO
FISH Of various kinds all OF which are offer
ed at very reduced prices 70. CASH or pro-
duce. My friends and the public generally
are invited to call. THOMAS HEDGE
oct q, l5-00
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.,o administrators Notice.

N yloE Is hereby given tha, the un
ann,,.,;ss mas taken out Letters of Ad.
IN. NJ. ~ On me estate OF William G. Nor.
An n,rson ues MONIES county, deceased.-
A. herehn having claims against said estate,
kcsur, &c 3 notihed 10 present the same to the
uns... aooa'e Tor Des Moines county or to
ma within nine months from this
A. vi persons knowing themselves in.
1hed;.,. said estate are requested to make
ibs.a, .. ISAAC CANTERBURY.
Administrator.
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NJ office. All persons are hereby fore
IN warned not to purchase note given by
me to John Gravbcli for one hundred dollars.
bout the year 1888 or 1899, as said note has
been paid. ISAAC SWfGART. 4
Burlington, jan 22-'46 81
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Gun and White Smithinp.

'ENHE undersigned having permanently
located in Burlington, would inform
the public generally that they have opened a
shop on Main street, few doors above A. w.
Carpenters Matchmaker shop, where we can
be found at all times, and nope by strict at
tention to business. to merit a share Of public
patronage. EBERSOL 4 MATHEWS
Jan ) 1873
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TRUSTEES SHE.

DY virtue of Deed of Trust to me execut
I'D ed by William O'Neal, Sen'r, will sell
on the 10th day of February next between the
hours Of nine o'clock, A. W. and four o'clock,
2. NJ, at public vendue TO the highest bidder
for cash, the following described property; to
wit; Commencing thirty-fve feet south from
the north east corner of town lot number six
hundred and seventy nine, running south along
Fifth stree. to the south east corner of said
lot thence west with the south boundary line
of aid lot to the south west corner of said lot ;
thence north along the Alley, twenty We feet ;
thence on line parallel with the north and
south boundary lines of said lot to the place
OF beginning; lying and being in the city of
Burlington Des Moines county, Iowa Terrific.
ry-also, the following. being and situate IN
the county and Territory aforesaid and known
and described as follows: the north half OF
the north west quarter OF section number
twenty-four in Township number seventy
north of Range three west, containing seven
ty-eigh: acres. and bounded as follows, to
wit;-an of said quarter section which lies
north OF the middle of the channel of Flint
Creek. Sale TO take place in front OF the
Clerk s office. A. ID GREEN,
IAN 10 43-34-5t Trustee.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-02-05

IuJoe Garland. A New Orleans
c,~ssnonden, of the Charleston Courier
.,,,e, ,ha, Judge Garland is abon, to re-
"n from Havana. whittier he fled, and
.,nd trial on The charge Of forgery brought
,sansl him.
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annoinfment.-Geo. W. Jones Of Wis
.,n.iu. to be Surveyor General of Wis.
c,nsir and Iowa, in place Of Gen. Wilson
,smoyed.
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T Low PRICES. IJu
POMEROY & DURkEE,
M. l1G, tllaln Street,
ST. LOIiS, Missouri.
st. Louis, Missouri

HAVING established themselves in
i'll the
Who'll ES A Ii DRY COO s
''fncss upon the principle Of selling goods
|ftash and on short Credit, to prompt men.
aa small advance, give notice that they viii!
areceipt Of their first shipments this sea
M, early in February; and from that on, will
s eaastan ly receiving new supplies, They
|,re dr,sfmined to offer such inducements as
VII make 1t FOR the advantage of Country Mer.
a'n!s to purchase in this, in preference to
| ne Eastern Markets, and feel confident that
via their facilities for buying are enabled
awl as Inv ss the
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NOR SALE. The Farm well

NOR SALE. The Farm well
l. known as the Carter Farm is now offer.
ed for sale. Said farm is situated 81 mil. $
south west from Burlington and CONSISTS Of
33l acres, about lou acres good timber and
the balance prairie, 100 acres fit for cu.t.va.
ton. There is erected apnn the farm frame
dwelling house in exc. llent repair, also, an ex.
ceiieEt we'll of water; there is growing upon
the premises IN orchard OF Apple Trees "A por.
ton OF them in bearing condition. SAID pre-.
misss arc we'll fenced and in fact j, may truly
be said that tho farm affords every inducement
10 the lover OF Agriculture. Fer terms apply
To 4 +. CORDS.
jan ~ 4o-3o-tf Agency Road l. T,
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crea, numbers, OF excellent

~, orea, numbers, Of excellent
II rusiIy. season commence. in Ocio
~ NV November and continues unlil
10 Der a"a .;r months Of the year. During
ri ApTll, - rain. are frequen, and heavy,
=. bis '"e' ;sa bv severe and of.en,lmes
n ',;sIs gales Of wind on the coas', gen
- " ". having from southeast and norm
N eal'y J n.,;,c this time but li'lle business
u. pe:t {, Francisco is The only harber
If d0"e' .oas, where ships may ride at
ea 'n .s ",' during The rainy season. From
'arn0' .,her ports, vessels usually get TO
:. ~ me Wv" unnl after the gale, and then
~ se'' 1" )" oor, again. Tie gales usually
~ f'u'a uffciea, warning to &c, out Of
~ psS = Francisco is large and extremely
s III o. - h.l,ered from the sea. During the
:. vel ."s .s,son. the whole coast is envel-
a. 'an% 's , dense fog, which serves TO keep
!. oF. ..ge,a,ion. No rain, OF any con-
r. iNs ,,re falls during this season. These
n. tq', ,sou,rc, in the approach to the coast
~ are aud vigilance, as you can see
! ,lule way. often hearing The roar OF
,as .u,f long before seeing any thing
I, a. sts, vessel ever built in California
.,n Lule schooner Of ahou. forty tons,
Lr w. month Of Nav. 1888. by Mr. VIM.
All n,na formerly of Boston. and who
nr.a long time resided at ST Barbara.
M ,merican and English whale ships fire.
"a -, ,bis coas, and visi. 81 Barbara. usu-
ZEN a. !, the months of October, November
in, II December; as also Monterey and 81
!. r.,o,;sco. for refreshments. wood and
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We see that Mr. Douglass has been
roniuated for reelection TO Congress by
|, convention OF hi. political friends in bis
Lhlsiricl.
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Important to County Com issioners.
EHBERSOL & MATHEWS have now

on hand and Tor sale at their Gunsmith
Shop on Main street.
COUNTY SEAL PRESSES,
on the most approved plan, A lso, COUNTY
SEALS made to order.
b Silver spoons, Rings &c handsome
" engraved. Jan l6-33
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ESIR.4T.
TNAKEN UP by Isaac S,obbs. of Hen

Il ry county, Iowa, light bay mare--both
ri eht feet whte-blaek name and tail lump
on her right knee-sone saddle marks her tail
sunk at the right hand side and the bone very
sharp Supposed to be between four and FIVE
years old and appraised at $50. on the nth
day Of January, "A. D. 1916, before Jonathan
Munger, ]. p.
Attest-C. B DART, Clerk
feb5-3.-3t 3. c. II. c. |. Ty.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-02-05
1neap shoes and HATS.

las and KID slips. calf and kip shoes
m n.u onskins. ties. bootees, &C..
.lipas,.' mex and kip brogans, pumps
hco,. genuine Josiah Green's thick
and s,,, muses. bootees, boys, Youths
and s -. shoes, sc. Mems Nntr;,
ssby '. aI, mats, from OIL to 50, so, Tor
w III MAURO
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-02-05

DRlNTS. A full assortment at all pri-
ces, including the latest and best STYLES,
for sale by w II MAURO
feb5
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llOOrS e. SHOES. Country mer
IL chants and retail customers will always
find large and well selected stock Of Boots
and Shoes, by the dozen or single pair at 5 {
Louis prices Jan 3 J LAUMAN
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
EW STORE.

IN Fl w ) ~ Il Il.
TTNHE Subscribers have just received from,
Il the East new and splendid stock of
FALL g. WINTER GOODS,
which are respectfully offered to the public
among which are
DIR r GOO DS:
BROAD CLOTHS-Blue. black, brown,
Olive. bottle green, and steel mkt.
CASSiMERES--tf superior quality and a
Variety of cnlors.
SATINETS-Of all cn.ors and Of every
quality some very BEAUTIFUL, Kentucky
Jeans, linscys, beaverteens, Glasgow Jeans
Giraffe cloth, vevets, merinoes alpaccas,
Rep csslmeres, muslin de laines.
AmsgSoaa s. English Prints
Linens, cnmhri;s, lawns, book muslins
Jackonetts, white and red flannel, blea CHI
ed aud brown maslins, brown and blue
billings. doe skin fannels, silks, satin.
Linen, flag aud cotton hdkfs. silk velvet.
Swansdown and valencia vesiisgs, cotton
Wool and worsted shawls. green 5erage
Bed ticking, comforts. suspcnders. wad
ding, candle wick, tapes. sewing silk,
TWIST, edgipgs, laees, ribbons, checks
Ladies hose,gents SOCKS, buck in gloves
Mems and boys cloth md glazed caps ,um-
brellas. ribbon bound macAinaw and peint
Blankets, buttons cotton and linen thread
Cation and WOODEN yarn, cutton cord
Pms, needles, cotton ard linen table dra
perry, pilot cloths, heavy blue coating.
Ready Made Clothing:
Blanket coats. black and blue pilot over coats
Beaver, blue and drab over coats, u gene
raj assortment Of winter vests, drawers, etc
o9Tlcs.
Rio coffee, warranted a first rate ar.icls gun
Powder and young hyson teas Of the very
Best quality loaf and brown sugars, sal.
eratns, pepper, cloves, allspice, rice, en-
dies. indigo, madden. copperas, IN 1Ia sses,
Tobacco, powder, lead, &c, SC.
Sole & Upper Leather, Boots
and Shoes.
A large and splendid assortment OF a superior
Quality, most Of which are custom made
And warranted to give satisfaction to the
Purchaser.
Glass ware.
Tunblers of all patterns. blythe box or singlo)
Peppers, mnstards, vincgars. salts and
bottles. x ~ and 10 ., IL GLASS by the
Box, (Slmmons Il Roberts brand, } nails,
Screws, table and tea spoons, augers,
Eiatchets, files, curry combs, hand saws,
Combs, ladies', razors shears. scissors. pad
Locks, backing, brushes. red cords, letter
ana fooscap paper, etc. etc. etc.
| All Of which we will sell at the lowest pos
| sble prices for Cash or exchange for any kind
Of Country Produce.
r CAMPBELL & Co
| Burlington, Dec. H. 1S45
| jefferson street between Main and Water
| directly opposite the Iron Store.
l
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."A~@AMN-

SELLING OFF AT COST!!!
'SilE subscriber having determined to
close his business in this city, offers
at COST his stock of CHINA. GLASS, and
HARD WARE.
Persons who contemplate building, Mechan-
les aud House keepers, will find it greatly TO
thcir advantage TO supply themselves with
such goods as he offers, as such oppor,uni-
ty .: obtaining goods cheap has never been
offered IN burlington d. MCINTYRE
Burlington, Jan. 81, '46.
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DERFUMERY. Cologne water, per-
Il Tuned sacketis. extracts ice, for sale by
Jan q LAUMAN, water st
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-02-05

TNDELIBLE INK. Payson's and
! Wright IS indelble ink, superior article
for sale by jams LAUMAN, water-si
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-02-05

GTATIONERY. Cap and Letter pa
~ per. school and blank books, steel pens,
for sale by Jan LAUMAN
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/ AIDES DRESSES. Alpaca lus,re.
fancy .ucet,a, Ramelia, ETC., etc The
few pieces remaining on hand are offered at
Wholesale cost .or cash. w II MAURO
f,b3 Jefferson st, eet
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EUM OVERSHOES. A few pair
~ ladies' and gents super gun. overshnes
and socks. for sale by LAUMAN
jan Al water street
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-02-05

NOTICE. All those indebted to B..
L. David, either by account or note, are re.
qnestcd to make payment in cash or produce,
by the Goth Of February-or | will use SOME
other means Tor the collection of my debts
JAMS B Il DAVID
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HLASSWARE it doz Fluted and plain
" pressed glass tumbsrs
IL dog pint at plain and pressed tumbicrs.
GLASS JARS
10 doz gallon and ! gal. tail jars
- - :. squat
for 81 lie bv ian8 J G LAUMAN
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by note or book, to call and settle up the
same. WESLEY JONES
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-02-05
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