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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-08
FRIDAYS DESPATCH.
ST Lars Eeh 9 1910

-
III. n n. Orleans for "a hours ending noon
4. ~ the number Of deaths were IS, Of
4assh IL were from cholera. ThcsB Board
q aasalth resolved 70 discontinue daily re-
nv 4, - ne Chclerahsd subsidized 10 I stage
~ IN sn Y !sadered them unnecessary.
go ~ AU,e, : e week ending Monday last,
txs1 ieG children under Eve
49,. " the same period there
ya46alhl from Cholera and six from
!. ~ :. ros. !Sis shew. g decrease from
.s.. sas .esk mcluding decrease Of IL
az \. sud two tnall pox:
I 49, Msaehsr u pleasant and4river high.
- ~ des2aactles for sevsval days.
Is oIt u elected Aftsrney for.the
D. ~. VS. q Missouri tor the coming yeeA
~ als sxchsrge brokers 10 the III. ex-
Y epe have been indicted by the
wy sar rscsivins and passing notes
. ~ Individual named Samuel Martin
!. \. a Arrsstsd foEgvand larceny. Mar
- - y ~ Philadelphia. Since his arri-
~, - been moving in the first
u. " ins 1sfA>t 96rSrised 1 large cir
- - ! seqnsj1 lance He plead guilty and
3 Seasnlfl1l ~ tilt.
g ricxssls0 Ofthci lu;on nubl;.hed +
tl, ], A \ csss d ~ a account
.: ~ ~ sa 1lisn from Blair in The Re-
~ !eciing % Pickering. Blair
~ ~, but Hiak ersnO i.cI;r.a and
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Julie FoRr, March s1st,

LITTLE FoRr, March 3lst, 1S4S.
One united voice from McHenry and Lake Counfses
DIR SLOAN; Dear Sir: In my late excursion thro'
McHenry and Lake counties, heard one united
voice in all parts of the conty in favor of your pre-
parations. The Ointment has earned great name.
The Condition Powder is highly praised, and the
Tannin paste fully ssstains your statement. Very
Respectfully. IL. J. JORDAN
Allthe medicines advertised by w. B. Sloan are
sold on agency by N. Woolsey 4 Co., Burlington,
Iowa. For particulars see Sloan's column OF adver-
isementS.
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Commercial.
NJ i r. r I e D :

In this conaty, on the 4th of February, by the Rev.
NJ. H. Hare, Mr. Jonx F. BAGLEY to Miss Ca AoLiEE
MART1x, both Of this county.
The prit1er was remembered. The parties have
our thanks. May happiness attend them.
AT Lowell, Henry county, on the lth inst. BY Rev.
Mr. Gallatin, Mr. J. r. TALLANT, to Miss DELiLAH
GiBsoN, both OF this city.
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The Great Contest is over. and

The Great Contest IS over. and
ANOTHER j UST COMMENCED.
TIME subscribers beg leave to apprise the public
or this and the surrounding country that they
have opened Store in
Palmer's New Block No. II Jefferson ST.,
in this city to be called the
BURLINGTON EMPORIUM
in the wholesale and retail business, and they would
respectfully invite Country Mcrchants, Pedlars and
the public in general TO call and examine their stock
OF goods, which for cheapness, extent and variety,
cannot be excelled in this city, consisting Of large
stock of STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Queensware,
Hardware, Groceries, Looking Glasses, &c.
suitable for the Fall and Winter trades having pur
chased direct from the Manufacturers and lmpor-
ters in Baltimore and New York for cash they are
enabled to offer them much lower than the same
goods are usually sold for in this city.and ct such pri
ces as they are certain will give general satisfaction.
At the same time they determined never to Of
fer inferior articles merely to secure the reputation
OF cheap name, but they dcterminde 20 furnish
such goods only will induce the casual purchas-
or or single article to become permanent custo-
mer and they also distinctly assure purchasers WIS.,
ting their establishment that they will not meet with
that disappointment so frequently experienced thro'
the medium Of an advertisement. All they ask is
single TRIAL to prove such to be the fact.
SCOTT, WHITEHEAD K co
Rurlinstot. Nov 40. 1S4S
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1000 Fruit Trees

- AT AVERY'S Nursery six miles west south
81 west Of burlington, comprising selection of
~A Apples, Pears, Peaches, Nectarines, Grape
Vines, ETC., propagated mostly from trees proved in
bearing and embracing many Of the most approved
standard kinds; also some new varieties, procured
from the most correct Fruit Growers and prononnc-
ed BY them entitled to rank among those decidedly
first rate. OF Apple trees, 100 kinds, of two
and three Summers growth propagated mostly BY
Root Grating. Price per single hundred IL dollars,
for 200 II dollars per hundreds for 800, 10 dollars
per hundred.
also, 1000 Pear trees, extra size, Of five years
GROWTH price $e5 per hundred or 81 cents eachcon-
sisting in pat of the following kinds: Bartlett Ear
" Butter, Marie Louise, Seekel, Fall Butter, Cras-
sane Bergamot, Bell Pear and others.
Thirty kinds OF select Peaches, embracing the
most popular and hardy Sorts price 2i cents each;
also Nectarines, Apricots, Ounces, etc.
Isabella and Cntawba Grape Roots 1T from s6 to
$40 per 100. together with other small Fruits.
Specimens OF some of our Winter Apples can be
seen the coming Spring BY those wishing to pur-
chase trees. So
Trees well packed, in bundles, with wet straw for
shipping and delivered IN Burlington.
All communications, Post Paid, 70 Be addressed
to the subscriber. =. AVEKf.
Burlington, Iowa, Feb. ], fs4s-om
1Ca,etta a. Free IN COPY 2m}
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T3~NIifncuIocs. Wonderful, Extraordi nal VI" -
CuNSUMPTION CAN BE CuNED! -

CONSUMPTION CAN BE CuHED
And we defy the whole world 70 produce such
strong and undonbted testimony from men OF sutA
high standing as have in favor Of Dr. Rogers, Liz
erwort and Tar. IL not only cures consumrtions
but breaks up the most distressing cough in . few
hours time.
Gabriel Whitehead. OF this city, reduced SO low
that all his friends, and even his rhysicians, had
givenhim up to die. "
Mr. A. l.. Scorill:--As ] eve my life 10 the use Of
DR. Rogers, Liverwort and Tar. I feel il duty, and
shall without fear or deiicscy give my testimony a.
evidence that others who may be afflicted with con-
sumption or diseased Lungs may know that this me-
dicIne is no humbu. but is worth ten Thousand Ehy.
siCians, prescriptions Tor the ulsease for WHICH
is recommended.
Last summer was taken with most distressing
cough, and about the first July my lungs were ~
diseased that bled, in short time seSral quarts
or blood, which reduced 81 low that all my
friends and even my physicians, thought must soon
die with consumption. My brche .however.hcard
Of some of;the wonderful cures made by this medi-
cine, and procured bottle, and before had taken.
one half bottle t seemed to 90 TO the very seat Gf
the disease, and raised large quantity Of matter
anc rhlegm, and my cough was stepped as by
charm. have since used some two three bottles,
and am now able to attend to my business as well ~
ever.
feel very thankful to the inventor Of this medi-
cine, for If it had not been for all-powerfulme
dcine to have raised the matter ard phlcgm, an&
healed my lungs, should without doubt have nov
been in my grave. s
If any one will call on nc. on Catherine street,
half square below Linn, will give them the par.
ticulars, and refer them to numerous friends whe
visited me during my sickness.
GABRIEL WHITEHEAD.
Cincinnati, Jan. 10th. 1877.
Sworn to and subscribed this c6th dsy Of Eostn.
Der, Is47-H. z. Spencer, Mayor OF the city Of Gin
cinnati.
CAurios-This medicine has been courterfeitcd
in Cincinnati. Purchasers will detect the spurious
nv nlr aha IN bottom OF fhf Fr.
where ii reads In fine print. aEntcrcd according to
act Of Congress, ac-'' the name Of Al scovii,is
left ont.
The genuine reads, oEntered according to act 81
Congress, &C., by A. L. Scovil, in tile clerks cce
ofthe District of Ohio"
C. w. Bodemann, agent, Burlington; :. =. Myers
r. Madison; p. Fay, Bloomington. All orders may
P addressed 10 n. Biaksleyk Co., 81 Louis. Aisss
BY o. w. D1denann, Burlington.
1TARuWARE; an assortment Of articles In this 4
III 4ItuS cnwtanfly On hard and for sale bT
3 fac 81. Ie4s ALFFEp CLARKE ~
7sE
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ssBeware Of Counterfeiters..

HAVING determined on moving in the Spring To
[ California, am selling off my entire stock
of select Fancy and Staple Dry Goods AT COST.
A few who have found my unprecedented low pri-
to draw their customers and seriously interfere
with their customary profits. and the only expe-
dent to themselves, have resorted to copying
my sign, but mot prices, they not possessing ORR
ginal idea themselves.
would say to all No. 2, BUENA VISTA, which
in the Spring is to be transferred to San Francisco
is the only original, where Great Bargains are to
be had. Es.Selhng off at Cost, and no Mistake.
would call the attention of House-keepers to my
stock of
Carpetings, Oil Cloths, Table Cloths;
Table Damasks and Diapers;
Long Shawls, French Merino, ETC., ETC.,
and large assortment Of seasonable Goods too nu-
merous to mention within the limits OF an adver.
tisement.
But would say come one, come all, as from my
heretofore acknowledged low prices. great deduc-
tions will be made, which will give purchasers un-
precedented Bargains. Come and see, as pledge
myself to sell on the above Terms.
Burlington, Jan. 4, ls49 JOHN FULLERTON
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Rheumatism! Rheumatism

NntUndJ1STD! ----- 81
nR BRADFORDsS Rheumatic Plaster is the only
~ sure cure for rheumatism. pains in the shout.
der he found in Bnrlingtoy
This plaster gives immediate relief in that dS-
| tressng complaint Of females, commonly cayed
elaine baCk.o
Proof OF this can be given by those who havi IT.
ed il in Burlington. Il cures this complaintin
few days.
Prepared and sold BY DR. Bradford, Jeffeyson st.,
burlington, Iowa. Jan. Is, isy9.
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! IiI|lll!! l !!!!!!!!!!.!l
I r IS lHIaxk-Gye.
80 CANADA.
]. NJ Yo.z. Jan: 80, ls4s.
49, Arrived here this day.
M President Of the Repub-
I j, ,s.s sscupied IN giving recep ?. aas
~ sinsnce q every shade q Po-
E: ii there have been some d. DIS
. M & :'.s B.trisolles near Paris. Inc IA,
u ,.,isr lower, owing to the
- shsch prevail. respecting !;, Tue
I'D NE Chamber IN being willing
49, wi,hout political struggle.
se.s.s - has been bloekaded by
ca.'' ss.anTke ports were opened LAY :.
~ ib} >neen in person VINO "aoe
r. Imperial army centin-
$50. s.,...fnl |. was reported that
80 = KOrapre had fallen into their h
e NJ rseuuence oftreason. Frankfort
e.. =: 1870 Be the focue Of intrigue.
4 ~ -. King issued Procla-
y !. - s,.;.l conditions Of the arm's'lce
hass s..s 4 the collective govern
" I'M 5,s tIui,Atss, and avery thing IN
h y. ....v.l. y Wsf alter the winter
= Il I, cptioned in the Paris pa
! !. T.esday thai the Pope wishing &c
~, -. interference intends to try
!. - 1 4 personal step ne viii So
H., - and make an appeal in perso.o,
1. NJ .ss.1Is lg.anot successful ne Will
S,s;! III their own course. lie stu
80 u Gseta.
9|,,l.llessen from Milan speak Of &C,
ss.i;on. for war. About 10000
=; 40 the field with 20 pieces Of
s;s. .1he Field Marshal announces
IEIf ~ ill maseh on to TURN y ~: H.s'
~ q sfthe Emperor, and says he is on
y -slk;rr III IN entire pacification Of the
4 ~ F. \ Hungary before be develope' nus
BY. ~ Nv. oSnpa;en, unIsss Charles Al
~ = lreai directly with Austria
1,iennl, wsre beieg anade BY the Aus'r'-
$50 49, lheI Dseer classes against the
l r;cb.
lIIo,LyTAt Sicilian question is still a
apb;eet of continued negotiation between
~ Neasetnn government and the Eng
IAN anA FfsSkh leeaiion. -.
MA.Kxrs.-Ths Cotton market for the
vsak ending The 5th shows an advance Of
i aence aud also penny 81 American de-
siUtions. with considerable demand Tor
.oeculafioi. fair o, leans may be quoted 1t
n n44l. Mobile 4t 70 44d. Georgia
ned ITO Aid.
Flour. d. s. sweet 27s Sd; meal las Sd
d l5s6li. Indian Csrn 27s 10 33s. Grain
q. s. ia xtiseal s. lOd 10 s I'd, white
1s4d d !, sd.
lad. 4 msearican, fair leal, IN kegs, 35s
Il SSs, 49, II barrels. as. Cd. The Iron
yrsaa s ,hYisk & lUll prices. The rice mar
"a y steady.
Pork. American, II, barrels, prime new
aess 4Os 70 sos. oid 4Os 10 52s. Bacon,
-, Isng mSddjss 5res from bone n nm
40stb -. Cheese prime A. to 45s. Fhs
aspect ~ the Commercial affairs = encour.
ssings nd ! good business IS anticipated
6ssing Ne coming spring. Money is ca
snd discounts range = 70 o per cent
Csnssls zen tor money al sos; Tor account
sane.
10 y ,ali,factory.
2Sscoxs DsspArcn, Jan. 30,-Liserpool
- ~. aaole breadstuIls as slightly de-
el;ned ana duh. Beef inactive. Bacon in
feqaest Il price. varying from 40s "a
~. Gold fever Is raging in England.
= yaAScr. Bsrrc.t viii undoubtedly be
chess Vice President Of France.
4 y said npon The authority Of ministe-
i'll el'dles il Paris that The intervention
n - H. IL Il
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Notice.

4 IL persons who have School Funds, and have
~ not paid the Interest, according to law, are no.
titled that all such amounts viii be placed in the
hands Of an officer for collection, if not paid soon.
Feb. 9th, 1S49 VIM WALKER,
crho E,,n ~,
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EsTRAY CAT1LE.-Taken up BY
f&xyr1 George Newell, residing 2 miles south
east of Wapello, LonisA csun.y, iowa. ~
seven head OF year old Tue, Jour
steers tone has since died The ether three arc req
with some white, marked with swallow fork .Htnc
left and an under-slope insthe right ear; one heNer
and bull marked as the steers Of white and red CO..
or;one heifer mostly red marked with swallow fork
and undes-bft in the right Appraised at S24 by
Samuel Smith and James NJ. Barker. before Samuel
Hamilton, p. Jan. $3.50. true description from
my estray record. S. NJ. KIRKPATRICK,
Wapello. Feb. 1, fe4g-3ts CONS Clerk.
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Reform your Store Keepers Bills.

Reform your Store hCtpcT DiiASs
lyOMPAREt this with the prices you havc been 10
I J the habit Of paying for the same Gods:
Brown muslins, 81 asperyd
White muslin, linen finish a do
White long cloth ~ 90
Good fancy prints g 90
furniture prints &C 90
7Superfne broad cloth NO co
West of England wool dye 5S,l2 DO
Best French broad cloth 800 10
Good scarlet Flannel Il 40
good Looking Glass 60
good pair of boots 1,76 per pair
Good green and black Tea 10 cts per 10.
Best Tea in the market 20 cts per ID.
II lbs. prime Coffee Loo
Fine boots l,@ bonnet Gus.
Women's slippers - Heavy n,uslins Ct Gets
Also. all kinds Of STABLE and Fancy Goods, Hard
ware. Queensware and Groceries at extraordinary
low prices at the
Burlington Emporium, IL Jefferson st.
It is said that we cs,not continue to sell goods at
such low prices; WE'LL to satisfy thenthat think SO,
we tell them how're do it. We know the best mar
kets-wc par cab for our goods-we sell for Cash
or Produce--and we give no Credit; SO that we viii
not ask the good to pay for the bad one. Please
call and examine our goods.
Jan. 1s.s1s49 SCOTT, WHITEHEAD &Co
-. ron SALE OR RENT, the Farm at present
zs1R$ occtpicd by William Pierce in Franklin town
So se;n Apnlv 10 GRIMES 4 STARR.
burlington. January IS, 134s.
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$50 RewardM

n F0NEY LOST.--Lost on Wednesday evening
lY the nth inst, roll OF Bank Bi!is am'un.s
70 nearly three hundred dollars. whoever mas iounu
49,, ,,c and will return il to the Hawk-Eye once,
ar the store of J. G. Lauman Brother, snah re-
o.;.. reward of fifty dollars, with the thanks OF
&C. e,.nsr. Burlington, Jan. ~, lS4s.
VISITING CARDS; for sale at Gays Book store
" jan II, 40
pRAwING PAPER; for sale at Gays Book store
IL Jan II, 1916
TAR BRUSHES; fnc assortment, for sale At
II r..,s nrus store jan II, islS
AVID WARRANTS, Ut 91i6 wsrTalt9d ycnu-
! j uire. ,an. Il,'%s soAHsIs
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Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry-

~ Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry-EA
The great remedy for consumption Of the lungs q.
fections of the liver, bronchitis, nstbmn, Jain or
weakness Of the breast or lungs, chronic coushsy
peurisy, hemorfhagc of the lungs, and all alice
tons of the pulmonary organs.
THERE Is difference between Wistar's Balsam
of wild cherry and all other preparations Of wild
cherry. The true and genuine balsrm contains, be-
sides the extract Of wild cherry bark, other medcak
agents of great character and efficacy in the cures Of
coughs colds and general diseases OF The chest and
lungs But the important difference Mswten this
medicine and all others Of the kindis that"Nistarss
balsam cures, while ott ar remcetes give only tern.
porary relief to the sufferer. Re the following car
tificate rendered to US By one Or cur citizens: W
CiNcISsATE Feb. 10. fsl7.
Messrs Sanford & Park--Gents: Itaic this oppcr-
tunity to inform you Of remarkable cure performs
ed in my case by the use of DIR WistaI's balsam
OF wild cherry. About the first OF September. 1896,
was attacked with violent cold, which seated up
on my lungs, and during the space Of five months
labored under distressing cough. had quite lost
all hope of recovery, until about week or ego
was induced try your balsam or wild cherry, and
before had used half of one bottle my cough weS
relieved. am now by the Blessing Of God, and
further OF this balsam, restored to perteet health
Yours respcctfully, HARRIET s. HILL.
This invaluable preparation is for sale in Bnring-
ton by Parsons, Copp & Parsons; Mount Pleasants
b. y. Stephenson; Columbus City, r. Gore; and BY
inquiry may be found for sale in every town thro,
out the state. Also, BY Parsons, Copp Parsons,
Burlington.
grCAuTroS.-The genuine Wisfar's EaIsan il
enveloped in a fine white steel engraved wrapper
with the signatures of Henry Wistar, M. d. and San
ford Tnrkthereon, without which II is positively
oc4nterfit.
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b l ( D.:

jan, I6th, ls4s, in DanviIle, Des Moincs county,
Mr. LUTHER 8. jaeger, sgcd IS years. tie vas oorn
on Long Island, Sept. I'D. i73s. and Tor the greae
mart Of his life resided in the State OF New YORK
For more than ten years he had lived in the pace
where Ne found his grave. In his death mas suIsN
ing widow has been bereaved OF 2 kind anu sneo
tionate husband his children Of beloved iathe, anu
the Congregational Church in Dmvilie OF Hs oiues'
member. For more than years he has been con-
nccted with this church, and In its prosperity nas
manifes ted the liveliest interest. The sanctuary
was his delight. In the circle or sociai nc
ever loved TO mingicss Though !aboring unocI ."e
ini3YitS OF are his place in the prayer meeting was
usually fille, sad when there he was ready TO bear
his part in those hailowed seasons Of devouon.
months mast he has often said that he ielt ~ he
had not long to finger on earth. Hss last sicAnes
was severe and somewhat protracted. ne was com-
scio,,s that his race was almost run. He met deatn
With composure and breathed out Ms spirit as we
trust into the arms Of that savior In whom alone ne
t(usted isr eternallife.
In this citv on Friday last Mrs LAuRAa. consort
Of GEO. w. DAscocK, sged A. Her end was pcace.
rrBALMI or coLUpBIA.-T following poe.
teal elfasion was received through the Post once
by the proprietor OF Oldridge's Balm OF Colnmoia'
and we recommend it to the attention OF allon rea
dcrs who value beautiful and Iuxuriant head OF
hair:-
NJ The night was dark, the wind war high,
And howled most piteously;
High In the air my wig did fly,
" A grievous loss to me-
The hair from on my head was gone
And the wind now was calm;
or ali men was the most foriorn,
Until ] tried your balm.
Aprecious balm il was 70 me,
49, II did my hair elate,
And in the glass sometimes see,
NY once divestsd pate.
Now on my head are glossy cnris,
In fiDgiets nne and browns;
In strongest wind my hair unfurls,
But does not leave my crown.
BALD headed man, on exclaim.
When such chance to meet,
A Balm is sold, a precious Balm,
At u Courtlandt street. Yours &c. =. ~
The gentleman has cause to rejoice that no has no
longer mn occasion 10 wear wig, and so many 9TH
ers, il tey viii avail themselves Of the On
the privilege OF usia mis- balm-providea tnsy =,
tain the genuine, which 10 sold ct ComslQckss Il
Courtiandt stfeet-fNew York Express.
eoaA By c.. w. Bodemann and J. +. 1aiiaes, ~. u
ling1GN lows, and by Cpmstook = Coz % secOnu :"
Me- Ygslg c6mst0ek AsothtY, St Icsas.a
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ESTRAV EATTT,E

TNAKEN UP by Samuel Smith residing near Flor
y ence, Louisa county, Iowa, four head OF young
Cattle; two yearling steers, color red and whites one
of them marked with crop and slit in left ear and
slit in the right; the other with hole and slit in
the left and hole and swalow-fork in the right
eaI-one year old bull pale red color marked with
half crop in each ears one year old heier with white
back and belly with black sides-no other marks or
brands perceiyable. Appraised at 81 each, or sic,
by George Newell and James NJ. Barker, before Sam,
uel Hamilton, J. P. January sth, ls49. A true de-
scription from my Estray records.
s. NJ. KIRKPATRICK,
Wapello, Feb. 8, ls4s-3t Clerk, l.. C. i.
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--..- = 70 RENT.-A Farm four and half miles
Ian OF. ts4e GRIMES l. STARR
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nP Cash wanted ,

THE Subscribers request all persons indebted to
L them either by note or book account to call and
pay promptly by the LIST Of January next. Pork and
wheat will be taken on account or for Goods. tbs
hoped all persons interested will attend to this
tice. We mean what we say, want cash or its
equivalent. SWAN BOERSTLER
Burlington Dec II, 1913 {Gaz copy
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WHEAT AND PORK.

t
NOTICE-The subscriber requests all persons
having unsettled accounts with him to cali and
settle the am anxious to close up all old
unsettled accounts by the LIST Of January, 1S4S.
Wheat, Pork, Hides, ETC., taken in payment and
q little Cash. WESLEY JONES
Burlington, Dec. IA, 1S4S
4. ANrED-Ihe undersigned will pay the high
w esiprices paidin the market for Pork, Whent,
Corn, Oats, harley. Beans. Flax Seed, Dry Hides
md Wax. Those indebted to them or VIM Garrett
I CO., cen pay their notes or accounts with either
of the above articles.
Dec. Z, IS4S Cox. GARRETT X co
NJ OTICE.--All persons owing VIM Garrett s. Co.,
III " or the Undersigned, can pay the same in Pork
at the highest market price. All notes and accounts
due and remaining unpaid on the list Of March next
win be placed in the hands Of an officer for collec
tion. we are compelled to have money to pay our
debts. and must insist on those owing to make
payment during the winter.
Dec. q, ls48 COX, GARRETT CO a
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Y Acknowledgement.

& IL E. GAY has removed his Drug Store from un-
IL. der the Barrett House to Palmer's new block,
I'd door from Corner OF Jefferson and Main streets,
where he will be happy to see his old friends and
the public generally. The greatest care will be TAX
ell in the compromising and putting up of pure Med-
icinpS. Burlington. Iowa. Dec d. ,4a