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nUEENS-WAREs lust opened beautiful assert
~ msnt OF Queensware consisting Of white and
nainteA Granite Tea Sets; common Liverpool ware
], 90 -, ~ &c LAUMAN & BRO.
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I N S U;R A, N G u.
Protection Fire and Marine
~ N /. n nee Co m nauY. ~

IT YMAN COOK has been duly appointed an Agent
Y La of the Protection Insurance Company Of Hart
ford Conn at Burlington, Iowa, and is authorized to
insure Dwelling Houses Stores and Warehouses,
Mills, Manufactures, Barns Stables, and the con-
tents Of each together with every other similar spe
cies of property, against loss or damage by fire. The
rates of premium offered low as those OF any
other similar institution, and every man has now an
opportunity, for a triing SUM, to protect himself
against the ravages of this destructive element,
which often, in single hour sweeps away the earn
ings OF many years. za
There are two situations, in either Of which the
value of Fire Insurance be adequately appreciat
ed, viz: While standing upon the ruins OF PERSONS
own property, receiving from the Insurance Office
the fun amount which he has lost; or standing upon
the same spot surrounded. perhaps, by desolated
family lamenting that stupidity and folly which fail
ed to provide against such contingency, aug 10
-ass;an a5a FIR Ela FIR FL. .fss4 a+a@s4 .s
PROTECT YOURSELVES AGAINST Loss BY FIRE.
Agency 1Etna Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn.
TINE Subscriber having been appointed agent for
J. the above company, is prepared TO insure against
loss or damage by dwelling Houses, stores,
Barns, Mills, &c. SC. at low rate as any similar
institution.
From the known ability and punctuaity Of this
company in adjusting all losses covered by them,
those wishing to protect themselves against loss will
find it their interest to insure through this Office
F. J. C. PEASLEY,
Burlington, Aug. 10, IA @Rn gre AGENT.
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Office, corner Of Main and Pine Streets, St Louis Mo.
HR COOKtendersh his Acknowledgements to his nu.
II merous patrons for the confidence reposed in
his skill and ability in the important and critical de-
partmcnts of the profession, to which he continues
to devote his attentions viz the diseases Of the EYE
and EAR. Having devoted the last fifteen years to
the study and practice in this branch of medical sci
he feels assured that in the most inyete-
rate cases, he can accomplish permanent and safe
cure. His success heretofore warrants this degree
ofconfdence in any case that may be pfesented.-
Persons who are unfortunately afflicted with dis
Of either the EYE or the EAR. are invited To
call and seek relief. April 20-4o-ly.
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- - = : : $500 : y
The society have published more than

and over 500 Sunday school library Books on good
paper and type with plates and engravings
and substantially bound Scripture stories,
biographies, domestic duties parental
relations missionary stations, geography and anti
quities temperance duties of children, prayer,
ratves Of real life, etc., etc. Eminently practical
and Instructive suitable also for families and ind
vidual reading. Maps of Palestine, Jerusalem, Jour
neyngs of the Children of Israel and st Paus Ira
wells. Question books, spelling books, hymn books,
&C. All the requisites for conducting Sabbath
school. large assortment of small books for pre-
miums, from 50 cents per 100 and upwards. 1ss
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ia III G. A ITO
Desmoines county,,

STATE 1 Ds,lss Apsi ss9 " o.
Marinda Young ~. Justus Young-Bill for Divorce.
DEFENDANT in the above entitled cause VIII
- take notice that plaintiff has filed bill in the
Court for divorce from the bonds ofmat-
rimony with said defendant and that unless he APP
pear at said April term, IS49, Of said court and de-
fend decree will be taken against him pro contesso
M. D. Browning pPf sol iOLIvER C!WfoHTMANC pk
Feb. ~, ls4p-6t BY VIM Harper dep'y elk
STATE or IOWA, lDistrict court for said co.
Desmoines connty. S. q April term, ls4s. 3.
=. 60. ppsiit and attachment I'tsn
yINHE said defendant win hereby take notice that
Il on the nth day Of August, 1913, awrit Of attach
ment issued out Of the Office Of the clerk OF the Dis
trct court of said county for the sum Of one hnnd-
red and thirtysix dollars in the above entitled SUIT,
which writ was returned levied upon lots No 80, SO,
81 and So in the city of Burlington in said county.
Now, unless you, the said defendant, appear and
plead before the next term Of said court to be be-
gun and held in Burlington on the 4th Monday in
April next, judgment will be entered and the pro-
perty so attached viii be sold to satisfy the same
Feb. %, ,s4s.4t .r BY VIM Harper dep'y cpk
STATE OF IOWA, District court for said co.
Desmoines county. to April term, ls49.
Simon Witte
Adam s ss A'''"'' sit and Attachment
rTNHE said defendant will hereby take notice that
l. the 7th day of September, A. d. 1sas, a writ
of attachment issued out OF the office of the clerk of
the District court for said county, for the sum of
two hundred dollars in the above entitled sut,Wlch
writ returned levied upon all of the interest of
said defendant n and to lot number 44s in the city
of Burlington in said county. Now, unless you:the
said defendant appear and plead before the next
term of said court, TO be held in Burlington on the
4th Monday in April next judgment will be entered
and the property attached will be sold to satisfy
the same. OLIVER C.. WIaHTMAN cpk
NJ. D. Browning ppf atty By William Harper
Feb. ~, lS49-4t ps @r dep'y clerk
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BRITISH PERIODICAL LITERATURE.
Valuable Premiums to new Subscribers !--Smbscribe
early ,chHt the terms are Republication of
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: LUMBER YARD.

TINE Subscribers will keep constantly on hand a
i general assortment Of Pine Lumber, square tim
Der, }hingles, window sash, &C., and of the best
quality. They have now q large quantity, and in
vitesfhose who wish to purchase 70 give US call.
n. B.-Our yard il; on corner Main and Market
Nreets near the Greek. 81. FL. G. PEAsLEY 4 co
Burlington, June, iS4a $500
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f is carefully packed up III boxes for tansportation,
and semitic OF the u s. Texas Mexico w Indies
THOMAS Il MILEs, 1863 Main Cincinnati Ohio, zen,
eral Agents for the T. States Mexico, Indies and
adas. To whom all communications must be addressel
Post Paid. Henry BLAKsLEy l. Co., agents st Louis
Sold BY c. w. BoDEMANN Agent for Burlington, Iowa,
and for sale by OF the principal Druggists and Mer
chants throughout the United states Mesieo Canada and
West Indies. &4iaa ear #@sF@# SEPT 1648-iy 5H
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CHOLERAt CHOLERAM-

i, A this dreadful scourgc is near at hand. one Of
N the best preventives for II is tn have the sys-
tenn in good condition. At this season of the year
the blood is ant he in impure state. One Of
the best things to purify the blood and carry off all
gross humors, is GAYS Sarsaparila, (Which removes
all impurities from the system, invigorates the boz
dy and gives healthy tone to aits parts is made
OF the best imported sarsaparlla, and double the
strength Of any Of the different preparations usually
sold. For sale at GAYS Drug store corner of Main
and Jefferson streets. Burlington, Jan. 10, 40
I DLANEs--Smooth, Jack, Fore and Jointer; for
sale by Zap 2o4sl JOHN G FOOTE.,
Ty0RT FoLIDs-Justr eceivedl doz Port Tolies,
] oct - y F ABRAHAMs, Corner Barrett House
- OLD PENS-Just received 4 dor. Gold Pens by
7 Toct 1928 F ABRAHAMs, Corner Barrett House
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.TTHaE Really Maize Clothing. ts.ts
0oX, GARRETT e CO., have Just received per
NLsb senator direct from New York, large and
splendid assortment Of winter clothing, comprising
$50 cloth, blanket, tweed. cashmere and satinett
eco prs. cloth, cashmere, satinett, tweed, jeans
aadGkefsey rants assisA " sfa@ tss95 ~
1000 velvet, satin, valentia and wooen vests; s2
no dox. fine and common muslin shirts, also,
Y9annef and nett under shirts and drawers collars;
etc., which we are determined to self as cheap
~ mouse above 81 Louis. Cali and examine our
clothing ana prices before you purchase. Remem-
it 10 emo trouble TO show goods" 1T the n E.
u Maia and Jefferson streets. sept -, '4s ;
Caps and Bonnets. .aAa
WE have just received from New York and Of
W. fer for sale very low ,tssAe e ~ 35
80 Rutland, pearl and straw bonnets;
$50 braid bonnets; s52's $50 'a stl.
Toe misses straw and modena do i.a5 ffs
70 dog fur caps; s doz silk plush caps; AZ
10 do plain cloth caps; is dor plush do it'a3
- do fuf-trim'd do 50 do glazed do 81 -
10 do boys fancy cloth and velvet caps; sg
10 - hair seal caps, with large and splendid
assortment of artificial flowers, tabs, rosettes and
head dresses. Call and sec them. -
ssps q lsAs t4g cox, GARRETT q co j
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s{ heM sADDLERY. i.

l-A4-l s4r@I i 1T s..a5gs5 llsg ts.-s 4 "a z
II HAVE on hand and offer for sale at very low
4 prices, an extensive assortment Of saddlery:
Such as mems best plain. second rate and common
saddles; fun spanish and city saofer saddles wild
and tame pigeon saddles. ranging in price from sew
en- to thirty dollars. Ladies saddles from nine to
twenty five dolls. Y .
2horse harness from sls to s3 $500. .s e.
Carriage q sc toto 1000. '.s'
I Wagon Breeehing from to- 7. : 1900.
al Collars sr,s,s1..t a, g. cts to 1850. mn,
/ ALso:-Blind and riding brides, lines, back and
belly bands, martngales, kalteis. wagon, carriage
and drivers whips, riding switches, OK and stage
lashes, carpet and saddle bags, and various other
ticles in our line too numerous to mention Sal
have also in conncNion with my saddery work,
fine assortment of saddlery hardware. The follow
ing comprise flew OF the articles. Self adjusting
springs, trees. gig, saddle and patetrees,
spanish and fail back, riding saddle trees of every
pattern, rings, buckles. bits strrnps and every thing
else used in making saddles or harness. iALso:-
saddlers' and shoemakers' leather of all kinds. ANY
Of the above articles Twill exchange for CASH or
HIDES. Persons wishing any thing in my line will
please give me call. p sEzH ri u ARMSTRONG;.
Burlington, APP 20-4s-tf. Ef.sssf "a .4tsp fttEi
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WIN H. SEWERS. VIM T. sMIfl
- SeeYefS &. SNfifha 80

A TTORNEYS and Ceun seilors at Law, Oskslsssa,
1AiIowa, Win punctuaily attend 10 any busiheps
entrusted tn their Care in the sHrreme md IhsTief
Courts the State. and give their pronRt atteniq
to The securing and collection of Claims, the par
msrtoffate the purehase and safe Of lands. ssels
cies, gencrallys &C., etc. ORFicE --Fnc door Raa
of the Court House. dec n lsA8-ly;f7
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Boots s Shoes for Fall s. Winter Trade
DECEIVED per steamer Bon Accord 10 cases
ID Boots and Shoes comprising complete and ex-
tenSive assortment:-s 1e sss1ssx3 be!B is8 .gzsst
Mems prime thick boots; mems do kip do i54Hti
do fine Philadelphia calf boots;
do fine ~ do do Napoleons; q
do prime thick brogans; mems kip do 2 Fl 2
+. do calf brogans; 1ais ,tS Ft91fS ass nA tcf Eai
Women,s morocco and calf lace bootees;i H'aS
= do A3s3s do Us and kid slippers and shoes; I
/ do kid, top and polka CATERS; -" 29a
+ do common, sewed and pegged shoes; &c
Boys and youths thick and kip boots;
do; do, do do shoes; ,.r .
X Youths and boys calf and morocco shoes;
Misses and Chidren.s shoes. = ~ '2s s@s2 At5"
Purchasers are solicited to examine the assert
ment. J. .LAUMAN h BROTHER
aug 81, '46 2 Corner of Front and Jefferson st.
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BOOTS 5 AND SHOES.

BOOTS, AND. SHHES.
WE have rAceivaA .,..a Boston and Philadelphia
w. .sy ..Ae. DOS and in part Of
% boxes thick boots; 10 boxes calf do -
rs do kip do 10 box. grained 4 seal do
10 do do thick do - -. t:s..ssss !,
80 do boys kip and thick shoes; s..g s.8
$50 do youths kip and thick do ,..g 4, t,,,i
$50 do wOman's kip aud calf bootess; N
$40 do ladies Kid slippers; ia. 8 s, "a
i2o do, do walking shoes; so prs ladys gators
ADO gcntemen's CATERS, with good assort-
Manf Of boys and youths boots, misses bootecs,
chillren's shoes, ETC., ETC., which will sell very
low for cash or pro luce sep u Cox, GARRETT x Co
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a merican SUNDAY School Union.

~ American Sunday School. Union. 4
AzEl1RM BRANCH Depository, 81 Louis, Mo-
ZzGtAk1 No. SO, Chestnut street, nearly opposite
ENlNLsv the Post Office, St Louis, Mo. Con-
IN Z stantly on banda complete assortment
Of all the Publications from the General Depository,
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N. WOOl>exy 4 co.., na;e..,,
SOUTHEAST corner Or Main and Washington
streets, Burlington. gents for The sfs4
and deservedly, the most popular melicines in I'D
northumberland Or Matches ny the million,aM
are PREPARED to supply merchants, pedafs and otA
ers with any all at whole sals retail lrcts.slH
Cali and give, us gour influence in aid ofweatem
manufactures. Burlington Dec IL, lSlS
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NOMMISS1ON. and Forwarding Merchant, Nc. -,
N5Water Street, CUP stairs,) 81 Leuis, Me- klT1af.
ticular attention paid tothe sale Or Flour, Pork
Lard, Bacon. Salt, GD6tsfies, SEC And mp sis0A
tendto the purchase Of any Enthusiastically kepAiaA
Country Store. NAV ifsdy. a.
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CtWAN 81 BOERsTLER are opening at the COR
\ tner of Jefferson and Third streets full and well
selected assortment of Seasonable Goods for the
, -gHf 3 Npripos aud SI,,nmer 'Erada @G88t
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NEW GOODS.

TIME subscriber is now receiving his all stosk
J. Of goods, .comprisinga great vaslety Of new
and fashionable goods, viz:
s&HtJ1 Cloths Cas- frne res. and Cnstnetts q" @&a
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] Scott, Whitehead e..

GENERAL Agents and Cemmis siop, Befshants,
VINO! ~, Jefferson street, sRurfihgton, Iowa.
!Dealersin Staple and Fhncy Dry GOoAslHsfdwsfs,
Queensware, Groceries,t Boots, Shoes, :Hsts,tCQ6j
Looking Glasses, etc. etc. etc. 5, jan ls, ~. Il,
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TINE above Periodicals are reprinted in N. York,
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They embrace the views of the three great par
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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-12-05
Prospectus of the Republic.

The undersigned will, on the 18th day Of June next, be-
gin the publication in the City of Washington of a daily
Wing administration paper, to be called 1.-THE REPUR-
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will be committed TO the exclusive care of Alexander c
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newspaper,d devoted to the liberaizing and progressivedoc-
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ersture, science and general intelligence.
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of the American people. it will be the organ of no person
or party, or fraction of a party, in that compulsory sense
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The Republic will be printed on a double royal sheet, in
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Besides the daily paper, there will be published a Tri-
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TERMs-For the Daily Republic, Sl0-For the Tri-Week-
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sARTAIN's UNION MAGAZINE,
NEW vozUME coNnENc1se FIFTH JULY

This splendid Magazine came into the hands of the pre.
sent proprietors after the publication of the December num-
Der of la4s, with q list of 1000, and such has been its popu-
Iarity, that the list has already increased 10 upwards of aG-
600 monthly. No Magazine has eyer been established that
has increased in its circulation SO much in SO short a rine.-
The proprietors, from the liberal support extended to them,
have made arrangements with artists aud contributors, both
American and European, that will truly make the Magazine
what the Saturday Courier, !" in a late number Of that cx-
cellent paper styled II, 1.-THE BLatkscood Of dme,ica.n The
press throughout the country have spoken of it in the high
est praise. Weoniy have space this month for the follow
ing notices, but have thousands of "the same sort fef.
"This il, bayond alenmparison, the most brilliant OF the
three-dollar Magazines. The vigor and ability Displayed
IN this new Magazine, will surely give ID the largest circular
ton in the United states, unless Graham, and Cooley paw
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sit contains more and better engrayings than any ethet
Magazine, and is filled with reading matter Of the yery i,esr
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.slts really a gem. BY the way, IL Graham and Cooley
arenot on the lookout, Sartain will beat them entirely from,
the trsck.n--Ph1ni1 Ledger.
"Sartain has already established his Mapaz;ne i, the from
half ms well in future as he has done thus Car, he win be aile
TO outvie all bis competitors Gazette. !.
"This Magazineis one of the hest specimens OF literary
taste and art that we have ever seen In the Marr.ine Iine.n
-GlsnRs Falls Clarion.
TEaMs.-One copy %, ana a premium of either a portrait
0t uenerat Taylor orGroup Of the Washington FamiIy. size
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nnd one 81 the premiums. Five copies $40, and an extra
magazine and one OF the premiums to the agent. or pesson
getting up the club. IBafk numbers from Januarv NAV
% mad Address JOHN ARTAIN &sCO., Philadelphia.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1849-12-05
Piano Fortes and Music.

s%>~A The subscriber would RESPECTFULLY
ATA1 inform his friends and the public that
SSe he has on hand and on the way, PA
w. NO FORTES from the factories of
Pleyle & Co. and Favre & Co.. Paris: Hallet, Da>
Wis & Co.; Boston; A. H.. Gale e. Co., James Gro.
vestein and Nuns & Clark, New York. All these
instruments ale made expressly for this climate; ma>
ny of them are Of the new patent Of Charles Horst.
l849-the Double Iron Frame. These Pianos will
stand in tune longer aud have more power and
richer tone than any other instruments. Also, SUI
perior GUITARS. VIOLiNS, FLUTES, &c.
SHEET MUSIC-Cons,antly receiving from
the publishers as soon as published.
He would respectfully inform the friends of Mr..
Chas. Horst, that he has arranged with that gentle.
man to take charge Of the Musical Department of
his store. 80. fsF .r1.. ,
UAlI orders from the country promptly attend.
ed to. E.. A. TYLER,
ocI0 ly ia SO Camp st.