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The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-01-13

CAUTIoN.-It ought to be generally
known that white swellings are frequent
ly induced by pressing bureau and other
drawers into their proper position with
the knee.
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The Revenue of Esoston.

The net revenue, for the four quarters,
1874, was $5,934,945 If; for the four
quarters, lS45, $5,230.759 10; being a
decrease for IS45 Of $7G4,lS4 95.
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NO TH CE.

THE undersigned Auditors will mae
al the Office of Samuel w Pearson, on
Wednesday the 2lst day of January
next, for the purposes in the foregoing
commission mentioned, at which place
and time all persons interested may at
tend If they think proper.
WIN Fl POSTLETH WAITE,
- SAMUEL w PEARSON,
DANIEL WEYAND,
dec16 45 Auditors.
Constables' Stay Bondss
For Sale At :. ...is Once
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Education is compan-
ion which no misfortune can depress, no
cline destroy; no enemy alicnate; no
despotism cnsIave. At home friend;
abroad an Introduction; in solitude selacc
in society an ornament: it chastens vice;
il guides virtue; il gives al once ornament
TO genius.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-01-13
SHOCKING

The Portland Argus states that poor
old woman froze to death on the Hill,
in that city on Thanksgiving night! A
shocking finale to Thanksgiving day.
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Trouerse Jurors.

AfuOcfo sc OUTUTS.
Jenner-James Elwee, Henry I. Pick
ing, Jacob Heiple, Jos. Fleming, Joseph
Blough.
Somerset township-Joscph Criieh-
field. John Shaf1er, Conrad Shultz, Peter
Auman. G Barkley.
Southampton on-George Cook, (of F. J
Christian Kennel, Wm. May, Charles
Wilhelm.
Turkeyfoot-John C PhiIippi, Selo-
mon Baldwin. Emanuel Kohn.
Addison-Hirm Mitchell, Moses Jen-
nings. Geo 9 Case, S Elder, VIM Har-
din. Thos Endsley.
BroihersvalIey-John Crener, Jacob
Kooniz. Samuel Farney-
Summit-Elias X Beighly.
Greenville.-Moses Yoder, Charles
Wagner.
Slonycreek.-Joseph Gindlesperger,
David Findey.
Paint-Issac Holapple.
Elklick-David Beighley.
Somerset Beaough-Ssmuel Huston,
Solomon Zulall, Martin Shaffer.
Naturalization Barnes, Jno. Wal
ter, Abraham Walker.
Quemabening.-Henry Loh-. Jacob
Snider.
Berhn.-Jacob Kimmel, Solomon
Glessner.
shade-Prderick Coleman. Jon Wag-
ner,
conemaugh-John Allwine, Joseph
Kaufman.
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Legislative HrsteII;gencer.

The 'INTELLIGENcER" will be pnb-
lished during the ensuing session of the
Legislature, once aceek, on the follow
ing terms:
A Single copy 81 90
Three copies, 2 90
Five copies, 3 90
Ten copies, 5 90
PAYABLE in all cases in aaranee!
The price Subscription far The gear
is Two DOLLARS, but 81, 80 will be taken
if paid in adrancs; or ten sopies for SO,
in advance.
The paper will contain full and correct
reports Of Legislative proceedings; the
proceedings of Congress on all subjects of
general interest; and the general news of
the day, foreign and domestic. A por-
otIn OF our columns will be alsU devoted
to literary and miscellaneous items; and
the Farmer will be weekly supplied with
areview of the city markets, and other ag-
ricultural matter.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-01-13
Somerset COuntu, SIS.

Somerset County, ss.
M~~~@ q Tan adjourned Orphans
; H' : and for said county on the 9Th
2~~~M day of December. AID, ls45
Before the Honorable Judges thereof.
IN tue matter OF lhe real estate Of
John Sutton, decd. viz: l56 acres oI
land, situate in Somerset township, sold
by John Sutton in his lifetime 10 Samuel
Metzler, per article Of agreement dated
25ih day of January, 1927.
And now TO wit, December 9th, 1915,
on peti,ian of Willism King and John
Cobaush, executors Of the last will and
testament Of John Sutton, deceased, the
court grant rule on the heirs and legal
representatives of said deceased, TO ap-
pear at an adjourned Orphans court TO
be held at Somerse, on Monday the Cd
day of March, 1916, and shew cause, if
any they have, why specific perfor-
nance of said contract should not be de-
creed and the executors aforesaid allowed
to execute title TO The purchaser agree
ably TO The terms and conditions of said
agreement.
Extract from the records of said court,
certified December slh. l645.
WM II PICKING.
dec2s'45 Clerk.
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A white oak log, 81 feet long, and four
feet diameter at the butt, was brought TO
Rochester few days since, and sold for
sI00.
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Somerset COuntu. So.

.,sxss,. 4 L an adjourned Orphans
.SMgg. "a Court held at Somerset
SS fsS in and for sald county on the
2S eth day of December. A. d..
lS45, Before The Honorable
Jeremiah S. Black, Esq, and his associ-
ale Judges of the same court.
On motion Of F NJ Kimmel. Esq, the
court confirm the inquisiton on the real
estate Of Henry Geisey. decd, and grant
a rule on the heirs and legal representa-
lives Of said deceased, to appear at an
adjourned Orphans court to be held at
Se..e-e.s- MonfIav the vi dsy ~
March next, and accept or refuse TO take
the real estate Of said Henry Geisey, &c.
ceased, at the appraised valuation.
Extract fran the records of said court,
certified This slh day Of December. A. D.
1915. WIN Ii PICKING,
dec23 '45 Clerk.
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administrators Notice.
For February Term, 1916.


Grand Jurors.
Summit. Perry Walker, Gillian C.
Lini. G NJ Hicks, Henry Hay.
Ss2nycreek-Samuel Spangler.
Quemah0ning-John Snyder, (of A.
John Barnhart.
SouIhawTton-Jona,han Long, Peter
Boyer. Richard Geiger. Philip Dom.
Elklick. -Ch;stian Gaeggy. John
Keim.
Berlin-Michael Zom.
Somerset tp.-Jnn, Rhoads, Christian
Ankeny, David WILKINSON.
Greenville-Samuel Griffith.
Jenner-John o Griffith.
Tnrkeyfoot-Lew's F Sanner, Jacob
N HsrtzelI.
Allegheny-Joshua Palmer.
Stoystown-Jonathan Staller.
Milford-Davia Weimer (of A.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-01-13
dec26 As
Somerset County, SIS.

>,.sss, A Il an adjourned Orphans
aeGd@ IA Court held at Somerset
Nm ts in andsfor said county, on the
~ Sth day of December. A. d..
lSi5,. Before the Honorable
Judges thereof.
On motion Of F. NJ. Kimmel. Esq,
lhe court confirm the inquistion on the
real estate Of Elizabeth PoorbaugIl, de-
ceased, and grant rule OIL the heirs and
legal representatives of said deceased, to
appear al an adjourned Orphans Court,
ts be held at Somerset on Monday the
2d day Of March next. and accept or re-
fuse 10 take the real estate al said Eliza:
beth Poorbaugh, decd, at the appraised
price.
Extract from the records Of said court
certified this 9Th day Of December, A.
d. 1915. WM ii PICKING,
dec23 rs Clerk.
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Somerset County, ss.

jeremiah s Black. and his associate judi
ges of. the same court
On motion Of Daniel Weyand, Esq,
the ceurt confirm the inquisition on the
real estate of John Gsrman, decd, and
grant rule OH the heirs and legal repre-
senlatives of said deceased, TO appear al
An adjourned Orphans court, 10 be held
at Somerset on the I'd day Of March next,
and accept or refuse to take the real es-
tale Of said John Garman, decd, at the
appraised price. E.ra
Extract from the records Of said court,
certified this 9Th day Of December. l845.
VIM Ii PICKING.
dec26 As Clerk.
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One Cent Re7Card.
LIST OF LETTERS.

I'd EMAINING in the Post Office at
"a Somerset, Pa, on the Isl January
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A1gR OR glgSR2a

DUT' down for trial at February term, (9t
E 3day,) 1916.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

Snred, was delightful one, because learned nm.
on this rapid journey that the U. S. Senate with
The concurrence OF The President, had taken mea.
sures 10 SETTLE amicably and honorably. The 1Jrc.
gon question, relieving Us from the prospect of a
war tor which we were not as areU p,epare6 rs 7
eoaM hare desired; and war is an awful evil when
brought on without preparation. (See nv me.
mortal OF December 81, 1889, 10 Congress, embra
eng The elements of my system of national de-
fence, oy railroads and floating batteries, 10 CO.
operate with our torts)
will here close my defence. with a sinoIe AL.
diiional quotation from the Maxims Of Napole.
compromising that some OF the bureau officers
OF the War Department, appear 10 have misa ken
Inc meaning oil this Maxim; and in place OF an.
plying II 10 the Mexican>, or 10 our late Indian
enemies they seem 10 hare considered me as ne
enemy a!luoed 10 in this important Mayim-a.
they appear most carefully to have resolved mot
10 DO any thing which" | wish them 10 door
any thing which wishlo do myself-and for the
single son, that I tio 81 roiy7.
"A we'll established Maxim Of War is. moi m
do any Thing which your enemy wisbes-and
for The single reason, that he does so wisb.n-
Maxim xvii
am sure that If The President of the United
Slales and The Department, had the benefit Of more
prudent military advisers, than they have bad dn.
flng Inc last year or I'VE they would have been
spared me trouble of reading this rough sketch Of
my Defence, ana many other documents. which.
have no doubt, will be considerd by them unne.
cessariiy vexa'ious-hut such as We NAV cxpec,
10 lie compelled 10 read as long as The present Ma
Jof General al the Head OF that Bureau, is allow
CO 70 remain there, and 10 make endorsements up
on The official dispatches of commanders. such
as ne has upon his oah made upon nv letters,
denouncing me ftcenfy tines insane, and regard
less OF all law. lie; him take command of Di-
VISION. EDMUND P. GAINES,
n0jor General Z. S. ARM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18
POETRY.
rug SETTLE AND THE wooDBINE


By J. n. n. BAyLEY.
Twas in grove the woodbine grew,
A. blossomed all the summer through;
The wild bee wooed it, and the bird
rrom of its trailing stem was heard;
The schoolboy, as along he tripped,
Tine honey from lis petals slipped;
The zephyr with its perfume siroye,
And bore j, through the fragrant grove;
The ,lawer was loved by every eye,
And never passed unnoliced by.
Chance had ii that nellle sprung
In where The woodbine blossoms hung;
Inc herb was tail and strons-not fair,
u, might have had welcome there,
And made pleasing contrast TOO,
With colors Of so bright hue;
Bp, scarce hand escaped its sting
Tha; touched The former lovely thing;
And thus from spring TO auiumn's fall,
Twas hated and despised by all.
lis so with liie-there's many one
'Mdsl minh ard beauty might have shone,
Ana even claimed withal part
In every wise and virtuous heart,
Thouch nature has combined with fate
To make them never truly great.
gu; TOO often envy fills the breast,
And sings companion, friend and guest;
AnG one who only treaGs the earth
To wound the loved, and injure worth,
Will like the nelt.e, surely find
The u,,er scorn of human kind
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

North CAROLINA. - The Raleigh Register
gives rcuvns from ffty.forr counties, in which
The Democrat, have gained seven members and
los, four II estimates the Wing majority in the
Senate a, from , 10 4, Qas, year Tir,) and IN
Co,nmons about l6, Cast year 22)
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24
-A~ - ZEE

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be
IN sold at the City Marshai's Office. in the
CITY Of Burlington, Des Moines County, Iowa
Territory, all the Town Lots in said city, on
which the Taxes are unpaid, for the year A.
D. iS44 Said Sale to take place on Thursday,
the fourth day Of February, A. d. 1917 and
continue from DAY to day, between the hours
Of 10 A, M. and o'clock, P. NJ, until all
such lots are sold, to wit:
Lors 8, -. ID. 49, 35a, 81, II. 90, 81, 81,
IO6, 107, I0s, 1909, liza. ll5, 1875, 1877. 1913,
1874, I42, 143, 145. LAT, 1872. l55. l60, 1872,
1856, 2O5, ga, 2l9, 22l, 235. 244b, 247, 252,
257, 25a, 259 and 60. 265. 267. 239. $40, 1913,
3O7, $40. 3I1, 3l3, 3l5, 800, 32l, 323, 326, 327.
232a, 1886, GAG. 3l9. 35S, 3S9. 3o9. 400. All,
446a AL 446, 44s, 449. All, '473. 450. 466 500,
SOB, 509 5000. 5I6a, 5l7a, $40. 52l, 52l. 523,
52S, 523, $50, 53I, $50. Sol, $50, 595, 500 sos
609, bl0, $50, casa, 625, 629, 632, 632a. 635,
636, 642a, Gaia, GAG, 647a, 655. 697, 709, TIC.
IT'S, 76l, 767, 1863. 769a, IT'S, 9D7, S3i. 836,
839, S74a $40, $50, 500. Oil, 9l7. 9lo 923a,
924a, 924e, 924d, 926, 926. 927, 929, 929d, $780,
943k .944e, 944a, Gale, GAS, GAG.
All persons wishing to pay their Iaxes on
any of the foregoing lots, will hnd me AZ inc
Marshal's Office, in the city Of Burlington.
JEREMIAH WHITE,
Collector for the City, for the year a. y. io4o'
Dec. 3. 1546-20-l0t Er
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%arrie0:

On the Sd inst. at the house Of Jonathan
Morgan in Flint River township, by Arthur
lnghram, Esq, Mr. jameson Carrigus, to
Miss auth Morgan. Also,
By the same, at the house of Mr. Cooley, in
said township, on the 18th inst, Mr. Archie
Bridges, to Miss Lydia Ann Cooley, all of
Des MONIES county.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
CITY HOTEL,
ciucinnati, Ohio..-

,.Cinci m att, y lO'
~ rUrTIE & SONS, beg leave to in.
-. form their friends and the public that
they will on Saturday, the 18th inst. open TINS M
HOTEL, lately fitted up, on Fourth o,fee,. pe
tween Main and Walnut. IL IS pieasahly ~
aa,ad in the most business part of the city,
has the advantage of two fronts, the main en-
,ranos nm Fourth street, private entrance on
Nance Name containing o" large number Of suit. Of
rooms pleasantly situated for families; also;
rooms Tor single gentlemen well lighted and
ventilated.
The proprietors trust, by strict attention 70 L,
the wants Of their patrons, to merit snare OF
public patronage, assuring an VINO may mro'
them with a visit, that nothing sha'' pe man.
~ an their mart 10 make the CRY HOTEL Sc
cond to none in the city.
P. f. FUTILE,
Cincinnati dec 10 3m G. P. FUTILE,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24
new STORE.
VIM. S. HATHAWAY & CO.,

VIM. s. HATHAWAY & CO.,
1TAvE just opened large and general
X" assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Tin-warc, Wooden ware, Nails, Cor dage, &c,
&c, which they offer for sale low. The
stock having been purchased a reduced prices,
they can afford to sell as cheap as any other
House in Burlington, and they ask the
CITIZENS, AND FARMERS
from the country, to give them call, at their
stors on MAIN STREET, two doors south
oil LUKE PALMER's.
n26-27f W. S. HATHAWAY & CO
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24
New Goods.

U w u u - u y
r FULLERToN's First Shipment of
81 FALL and WINTER
d e r G O Q D S
i, lust received and is now open for inspec'
ton. The public generally are invited to
favor me with cali, as my goods are all
the most recent styles, and | am determined
to sell them at
Extremel Low Prices.
Those wishing cheap bargains and fashionable
goods will please favor me with call before
purchasing elsewhere. Ut IL is no trouble TO
sho,o Goods. My stock, IN part, comprises
tbs following:
Cashmere d. ecosses. cashmere robas,
Cashmere paids, Claremont plaids for
Ladies' dresses
Mouselin de lanes, wooden and worsted
plsids
French, Scotch and Douglas. ginghams
French and English Prints
American do
Mourning do
Black Al paccas, six warp, figured do
Ladies' linen hdkfs
do fllet mitts. black and white
Fall and winter bonnet ribbons
A large asst fall and winter shawls
Lambs wool hose, raw silk do, worstsd do
Cashmere do
SHOES-Ladies' lasting gaiter boots,
do do gaiter 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.
A superior lot of mould s. stcrihc Candle
| Together with great variety of articles !,
! the line. too numerous Tor an advertisement
| All are invited to call. as it is pleasure to
show such bargain are offered at
JOHN FULLERTON'S
4 octI 46-l9 Jefferson rtrec
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Rotte,s FRANCIS.
P. T u r N f X

Il i ~ III ~ N
VXTOULD most respectfully inform the
w gentlemen of taste and fashion. in the
city of Burlington and vicinity, that he -
now prepared at the sign of the
GOLDEN boot"
On Main street, North of Jefferson,
- furnish all articles IN his line, in style Of
cleo, nee that defies competition in any shape
west Of tho Mountains, he being in possession
of all the late improvements in France, and
also in our own eastern Cities. The old bun
Cling manner of measuring the feet, cutting
the boots, and fitting Of lasts-the most impor'
tant branch of the business-th.own aside.
and the new improvements Of Paris ard the
east adopted in place Of them. which give
certainty of 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 gentlem en-
who are in the least incommoded with cornss
by calling shall have perfect ease, and any
deformity Of the foot corrected in such .
manner as to give full satisfactio to all who
favor him with their custom. All persons in
want oil
Boots, tplain or patent leather.) Military
Boots, Caters, Pumps, &C.,
! he invites to call and examine his work before
| leaving their orders elsewhere. The latest
fashions and Improvements will be received
| regularly His prices are the same IA those
| who manufacture their work on the old prin.
| ciples, OF which all who favor him with a call
| will be satisfied lie also manufactures
| Coarse Boots and Shoes,
! in a superior manner--warranted to give full
satisfaction. Also-LADIES' WEAR, con
stant,y on hand and made to order, at thu
| lowest prices.
nrAt the stGolden Boot Store" all good
! will be s9ld for CASH and at SMALL PROFITS
AS it is the object of the proprietor t. please
the public and let all have the worth of thei
money, he hopes by prompt and diligent at
tention to business, to gain share Of thei
patronage.
MOTTO-Quick Returns and Small Profits
Burlington, Iowa, Oct 8, 1546-20-tf
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24
Il EMOV AT, .

UOHN FULLERTON, would inform his
% friends and customers that he has remov-
cd TO the store lately occupied by A. ). Shack
ford next door to B. L. David's.
He would also inform the public that, hav-
ing received large additions to his previous
well assorted stock, he intends to sell cheaper
than ever, aud therefore particularly invites
his friends and the public generally, to give
him call Ii is no trouble to show goods.
nl2 AZ
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{d24-3l-4t)

&S0OO-wanted the above in
COcOOO Cash or Produce; for
the after the highest market price will be al
lowed on debts due me. Those owing me
would do well to call and settle up between
now and the 1st of February ne xt. l am de-
termin.d to collect what is due me. lcontem-
plate changing nv business against SPRING
All thos. desiring cheap goods would do well
to call ard extmine my stock before purchas-
ing elsewhere. dill DAVID
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24

A New York correspondent Of the
Washington Union says; some 5oo ,ooo
Of Mexican dollars and American Gold
have been packed this week supposed Tor
transportation south on government ac'
count
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24

Outraged or StOlen.--A speckled Cow,
- with a rope around her horns, and a
small. Bell on her neck. The strap by which
the bell is suspended goes around her neck
twice, and is about three .fourths OF an inch
wide. She is of middling size, her horns are
rather small and turn in, there is also consldc.
Fable white over her hips which is intermixed
with brinde spots. She has been gone from
six to ten weeks Any person who will re-
turn, or givs any information respecting her,
shall be literally rewarded by the subscriber
G PARTRIDGE
Burlington, Nov. 90. 1921
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24

NTOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed, Administrator Of the Estate OF
William Stewart, deceased. will, on the first
Monday in January, A. d. ls47, present to the
Probate Court, in and for the county of Des
Mones, Iowa Territory.a petition for decree
and license, authorizing him to sell SO much OF
the real estate of said deceased. as will pay
the debts Of said estate.
OLIVER COCK, Admir-
dec3 '46-2S-2t of VIM. Stewart, decd
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24
NOtice.-rhere will be a meet

ing Of the friends OF Temperance on New
Years day ut 10 A. NJ, at the meeting House
in Danriile Township to take measures for the
formation of a Des Moines county Temper
ance Society. Friends of the cause through
out the county are invited to attend.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24
=" ~ * :" CD .

III N ~ NJ 60 .
M Office is hereby given that have TO
l y make out complete delinquent Tax List
upon any Lands and Property due the County
and Territory FOR the year 1916, by the LIST OF
January next, and all Taxes unpaid at said
date will draw interest at the rate Of fifty per
cent for the previous year.
GEORGE BLICKHAHN,
Treasurer & Collector or Dcs Moines Co. /. I.
Dec 8, '46-2S-tf Gaz copyl
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Dte1:

In Milan county, Illinois, on the 18th inst .
while accompanying her brother-in law, w D..
M'Cash, Esq, Of this city, Tor visit to her
friends in Ohio, Miss Louisa Long, of con-
gestive fever, after an illness Of about three
weeks. Aged Is wears
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24

tn F.. Cords, offers FOR sale one PIANO
i FORTE, of excellent tone, has been but
little used. Also, hair seat mahogany Chairs
one gilt frame Mirror-framed cold Engrav.
ings, and one mahogany hair seat Sofa.
dee "a; 46-3l-2m
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24

KEMOVAL...Thc Leather store
Of George Armstrong is removed from Nam
to Jefferson Street-in the old Ma tionat Hotel
buiiding-a few doors west OF Main.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24

GugaT..5 hhds. prime N. .. Sugar, Just
- reed and for sale at low rates, by
n26 J G LAUMAN
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24
Take Notice.

IN F. CORDS, being DESTROYS of closing
l. . up his present stock of Goods, feels dis
posed to sell at VERY Low RATES. To the
Farmer aud Mechanic, he offers an assortment
of goods suitable for their several purposes
and the SEASON, at very low rates for CASH
or PRODUCE
dec "a. '46-3l-2m
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24
r E M 0 v E D :.

j. r.. g A NJ b e l. l. s. co..,
T1AVE removed to the store lately occupied
IL by John Fullerton, next door to Thos.
Hedge & Go.
They would also inform their friends and
the public that they have received
Large Additions
to their former stock, which they will sell as
Cheap as the Cheapest.
We therefore invite all in want Of goods to
give us a call before purchasing. 1t is a plea
sure to show goods.
n26 ] X CAMPBELL & 20