Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-21
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PEPPER, all Of this city.
DIED:
In this city, Friday evening last 10Th inst, of
sumption, Mrs SARAH e., consort of A. w. Carpenter
ESQ., in the 9th of her age. The funeral service
performed at the Methodist church, Sunday last
by Rev. Mr. SMITH fth> station.
The deceased had been q consistent member of thu
Methodist Episcopal church for eleven preceding
her death-and has left behind her bright and cheens
example to those of the same church, TO whom. by he
amable disposition md christian walk, she much
deared She has left behind her husband three child
ard large number OF relatives, whom the loss vii
be indeed parable besides large circle of friends
acqnaintanees by whom her early death will be long
grettea.-CoN.
On the 1.th inst, Nr OaveR r. SrFgrrl. in the 35ii
of his OF the early settlers Of this place. and
who will long be remembered for the many generous quail
tiles of his He died in the full hope of glorious
immortality. --CoM.
Ship NAPOLEON BADGES, aged so years, III months and
y days. Ills end was rcace.
MEN DIE OF THEIR rREJUDEcEs.-There have been
thousands doubtless, who suffer disease to destroy
their happiness here and life itself rather than
resort to The of what generally styled pat
ent medicines ~ no matter what heath improving
virtues these may have possessed. Accustomed to
hear cry against these remedies. they choose to
deprive themselves of the happy benefits thhey
might have received from them and vanly endcar-
to bolster up their falling condition by the ordi-
pary portions of the day which were less efficient.
though perhaps more fashionable and costly. But
we rejoice that these hurtful prciudices are fast
oosins their sway over the minds OF the peoples by
the many truly wonderful cures performed by the
successful combination of medical agents for the
removal of all diseases of the chest and lungs.
DIR. Wstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. Sold by
June 81. PARSONS, CoPP 4 PARSONS.
DIR. ROGERS CoMpouSp SYRUP LivERwoRT
AND TAR, in many instances, seems to have been
reserved to effect OF Cons unption and Asth-
ma, after the usual means of skfui physicians had
been exhausted to little or purpose which facts
set forth and subscribed to, in pamphlet to be
had gratis from the agent who sells the medicine.
FOUND AT LAST Our own experience, as well
as the very fatteriug testimony Of our friends, has
satisfied us tn no medicine now in use, is eIec
tual In the seedy and permanent cure of fever and
ague, dumb asuc. chis and fever. and bilious and
typhus fevcrs peculiar to this climate, Dr. Braggs
sugar coated vegetable tonic pills.
We have found them to be the most safe, cheap
and valuable remedy of the day. and feel it duty
to advise our friends to make tria! of them when
sick. Sold by j. +. Tallant.
a9-OLoRIpGE's BALM COLUMBIA ron THE
HAIR.-Its positive qualities follows:
1st-For infants keeping the head free from scurf,
and causing iuxuriant growth of the hair.
2d-For ladies after childbirth. restoring the skin
to its usual strength and irmness, and preventing
the falling out efthe hair.
3d-For any person recovering from any debility.
the sameteifcct Is produced.
4h-If used in infancy till good growth is ST
period of life.
5th-It frees the head from dandrufi. strengthens
the roots, mparts health and vigor to the circulation
and prevents The hair from changing color or get
ting grey.
6th--H causes the hair to curl beautifully when
done up in it over night. No ladies' toilet should
ever be made without it.
7th-Chilhren who have BY any means contracted
yern,in in the head immediately and perfectly
cured Of them by its use. II is infallibIe.
Sold by G.. w. Rodpmann and j. +. Tallant. Bur-
lngton, Iowa, and by Comstock co. SO second ST.,
New York; Comstock Brother, st Louis.
rs-HAY's IMMINENT FOR THE PILES.-Piles
eftectuaily cured by this certain remedy. The sale
of this article is steadily increasing, notwithstand-
ing the many counterfeits got up in imitation of it.
Persons troubled with this distressing complaint,
declare that they would not be without this prepa-
ration in their houses for the price OF ten boxes,
the public will recolect that this is the only RENE
dy offered them that is in reality of any value what
ever. In places where it is known, every family
has it in their house. Its price is not considered
at all. II is above all price.
Sold by c. w. Bodemann andJ. F. Tailant. Bur-
ington. Iowa, and by Comstock & Co.. SO second ST..
New York: Comstock Brother, st Louis.
.-...aIE "a. 49,
GRAIN AND GRASS sCYTHEs, snaths, Rifles
- and scythe stones, on hand and for sale by
june -, &c ID GlLCilREsT & GO
NlNEGaR a good article for sale By
' june 81, 10 d. GiLcIIIsT & co
Al ILL SAWS. for sale BY
lVI june 81, 40 d GILCHRIsT & co
KANAWHA SALT: in good order, for sale by
In june 81, '49 ID GfLCHRIsT & Co
nRIED APPLES, by the sack Or bushel by
- June Il, '49 ID GiLCuRIST & Co
u ICE for sale by
IL june 81, 40 ID GTLCHRTST & co
IINHE American Carpenters New Guide for sale
4 ny Gjune 81. '49) F APRAHAMs
ALIs DESIGNS, for sale by
June Fl, '4s JF ABRAHAMs
I)ALM LEAF HATS: 100 doz. assorted. just re-
! ceived and for sale by a12) w F CooLBAUGH
s HARDWARE CUTLERY.
HAVING escaped the ravages of the fire on the
night Of the 18th May, take pleasure in in
forming our country friends that we have on hand.
well selected Stock Of Goods which We will sell
very low for cash or approved paper. Merchants
on visiting the city requested to call before max
ing their purchases elsewhere.
Ro TEAS & BARNEY, 1854, Main street,
June, 1, ls49-ie Tim 81 Louis, Mo.
CHILD, TARR CO.,
147. Main street. st Louis. Mo-.
HAVING escaped the late confagraton, would IN
form their friends and the public. that they are
in receipt, Stree the LIST inst of 500 packages,
English and American Hardwar making their stock
very complete, of Seasonable Goods, and can assure
those who may favor them with their orders that
they will nav strict attention to the selecting pack