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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-12

sTAHP AND LABEL PRINTING FKE>~
- 2i Aefclan-s, DsAs..s., -r-1s1-1 All et,ers he
.4h.cT4..s 4lsl.-re ard tos sac E.ts apps
rs ca,cgel- o. frrl Erts s9s. csrcs, "a a-y
ana u l2D1 f,2r 10 Lse, woce nslA. ~
sih ~ ll1sfg wye 90 slercOgyPs
t. cCrz,r1r &c "a simple La Il nay * 1cfsrscoc
ala ace 2l1 readily gsec = sry person P1ru1g
II = . eE-ce1 - ~ 1g - the sar.ce al
qy brIr9f-E q LKL14c hcrlxol-A pssi Goa
10 sc11a 81 ~l}ch 1sy -5--s - i1ksk q W.
s-slp sui ts So o1 u 10 II al ne rr1rnE
10 speesrs1cs an f1Fuls or1Eneu.4 a.
pe7aaEe % ~ eo41-eT ~ o-cs- ccc1pyilE scAc7 -
,ay ~ BY Elr- lrca-s ftv prcs, cn1psls via ma
'yg..sil acd CD. - lea cu.Efs = hoE CO.
els lm~oCkiN = aa1 81 Goi1-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-12

SOLAk LAMPS, GiraEtoi-s sed Cnsac-liers 0f "a.
- stest rslterrs bruuEed. OH Glyered e.noh.cs
spinLgss phoskszs gas oil and ard amps ball su..,
t1t cher laGsorrs, britannia znt ware cutlery .nd
tsncJ Or-ansr1; 2so PAT p.s1e scir1i pa pbosxe,.
gss, 81, vicks Asses, kc- e.
CHAs ~ LLER 70 sre-rvieh.,
sis an b.sw~-n W.-r-- - cs.,L-.
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3. KREISCHER
riRE BRICK NASUFACTuKEk
-5l- - :, - A. - Gorgcs-sf rear De-ancr
ff- Sricfs q al Stages znc Grsss firs1res
sGs Pre- Cement
Saskss's And Grs'nacus.lFir- Mort1f
Eia-s- Fire c.Ay u scpsfcr caGiiy
oeks AZ sAts - A. s--. FEe sad q s1p-ricr c4zy
Afiles p -fsry description nAi- sT1ef a. 1o1srai-
prtc-s Oraers -I-cu I'D a. shors n1tir-. ais &r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-12

xT- AFOK SHREWSBURY, OCEAN
szSSaE13vHOUSE Long bIanch,l PORT WAsH
-lNGrON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWN !
DOCK (MiddletOan) AND RED BANK.-The new and
we'll snown steam bust CONFIDENCE, Captain A II
Hsggeriy, will follows ON wsss side Of Peckslp
Pier, b.. X.
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sUPEEnIE COURT RUI.Es

,y,He NEW RULES or THE SUPREME COZ s.
anirf ne Amended Code whieh - ms Cd r.; S~.t
iS4a have qss been p0thshcd arc ~ sac a. ne -
6lsnk and sgsuonery store OF BELL GOULD,
ST. 10 Nas~sl 81
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1875.

4 YEAR or RkNeLu lions abridged from Waite
Ak Kegks History Of lSlS With kref survey Of he
Causes OF he Tdifj frvnSh Rcvosuen. By W ) Cease
book tI the dues sad adapted 10 general Circulation
~ HUNTINGTON \ SAVAGE 2Is Fesflss
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~g~Ss FOR ron ,;ltkk.a ~ e-,lA 40
sl ~, y " 81 NEwHSWsT kGH ss5

Al " AOl slf 49, - W..
-s-s,-1~ssa-<s- \ ENBURdU. NEW.uAMBt kGH al
HILTON On ard .aeI Th-lsday. Ooi Is, 10 'lsAgst
p8l.,. I,sr sIr,si fruu P.skskt to fOcehkeepsie
~, , arrivals Of thr mans which leave w ofA i.D
tAe Rs.r,sl O.hcs l.9 OhtwGsgsst AZ 7 \ " a. y IN
Pe.uruinf. 'rsre Poughtreqs.e a. - tFd - IN -
t-nsrs u IN procure their ackcts al Ae khfeal Oia1s
n fore skrr thrif seats IN tie stages whie4 ~" Convey
- my2 on'
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nfTOBPR REPORT.-TAE MUTUAL Al , BEaL-
YIN LlFE ISoL kANCk COhr1 -, -. - -. 90

Toss NV % cies ir O-;cter.. .''.....'..''. "
srr-. .ssrc-e5.- 20 SsfsH" , .
POBgRT l. PATTI ERSON, Pres dent
frgts { CsrvEs Nic-- Pee dent
Dr. JOSEPH l. LORD. Agent
r,. e--..r- y r tf...-s. Fxarii1rr. a. she O4c'
,' -. -icIo~r p uilr.NSW
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nuIr0R CHARLES HUNOE, A'siy STrtvet
Una essstse. 6s-ili-g e C,sEosrsst c1-s k5ers
r's6l % 5'clcrk-
D. N--dets COS o. .he esr.-s' scnics q TIC cesors
80 nssiT 80 - already Scsec - irssteai u
a. Gsrs VIII SkUt i-f nieea yesrs l1 Satisfactory -.
o. = effeeiaF y cases q rae lslisr y11- pies 1ys
rspsis- scr1fllA crcoR irvur. s.si PcK
L~srs 10 kaSAsa. frsl-h O. G=aaa Wi b 1rgn ply
a1sWsr-c II iae sA1e 4sagGAse. 70 Sod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-12

s,ssstayEssNY DIRECT fare c'l.s nv -,
If car, EAst sri Ncsg Efe 'w pressure steA.'', ~
EUKEKA CApL Waterbury, VII leave /, ~ :.
49, IN Ss-.favt Moaiays Nrines' sys and frlfeyf
,,,i,.t = -Frsirht sskrn ~ tte lgVrsi prices fo
os..,e or fsi sht srply en- boaId Tbs oosi hss 2,n
Neif ,rY ~, tym
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-r--s STATEN ISLAND FtRRf,.os
= Savrpand SOer o., p, lsia' ID" eoas VIII cave

- rs. .s,y-.s-rl.l y fN-h oitA ~ AAac htt'''i
~ $50 ~ ROAD On sna s.i'f the 80 20 ".
- RI p .l5er. thr fa. VII f1n - tl''Nf
s1raay, excepted .-THSor.s tss.aNstS ANAiN, WI
lsxts Sos YlIk nf E.rtrf 'ryn L' oNIth.,' ~,
"a he Zoos of uls'e-sI a. 4 n n1 p 'ois
.,f A. 81 AZ. s.ag s.stous Ffail fhliIe t.' ~
,-su. will leave pr New Fok 10 ~ AN' Y ri"
stnrrius Alec 30 ar tTe way stations S'tNlAi "H
r. Al, t Per, Jefvs and informed aie ga. as oAs,t
.,a.fr'. "A .II have NeN-hH Arfiy Saturday, a. ~ y
r,ofrInf AZ tf, \ Mus laAlN. wa fsssen- - az
stta. hei viii lrayr fOts jeteis tor ne~ ois 40 ~
ami reurn.n. viii leave NrHlOf tuf lVii ''i . a D
Pm Another Nik rran, sitn passenger q siiaenrN
W M leave Pietmont for Ousyile al An hd fetufnAs
Ie.ve on svillo - connecting WIN lt gn tOsN
10 New York TIE Mik Trains DO not 1ect win n'
r 4 RR FRgIGHI--Freight leaves Ne" tofs osei5
nsbt Er All he reguar station. on he road Neigh
usln will leave Einlra evo.Y morning 81 ~ hOw
POrt Ierg. eicht train will leave tor how ORA nss'l
mon. ~ A. fl,ocOck, znd sn0ue a. ~ Win mass'
irighl special train or eau" ans c.hrf use t,3et
viii leave Errira op N~dBesjays eni Ffdsss a. 10
NJ ard hcu rlu Jsr,4s ius Row -1"fs GA iu-sdsis
aad Ssure,s. al An Ft- fnm NoN-fois - ti,h's
| a. Is The Intermediate stations in pfnpwu'n oV1
rnutsun TrArs at l1vsr rues o. SO stations ool"eeu
New. iufk -rt Pou JHr.s can 20 Purchaser ~ We
New .IulA ard f.eiu'li ohcss. lh' sieen'oat INT
iesveB Nosessty day a. o,i',A ivi iie mont sna
r,lurns un tia arrival fr IAN ucm oNeB' arriving
| a. N',s y ofk hirIf fli n -
Sis-s lines connect ith ihs road At various 'ss9hs
| lo vii Al EiMIa, with Jrtrit9n al otIrfai ~ .as
Lake alrsng al dtn4vA On un1 ID .tAo ts eh
prsss salu going Buffalo wtih ltosa Point Core
ns &C., villa llhacs All CAyugs ~ dee, Va NsJtga
Lskt A. rluthsm,an wiki CheutuR1 fofhs, een' w
| ford Noi,ich. g. A. Deposit with Delhi banDndss
a. oft At Al ntl4Os sbuf ~, Ntn Hlhrsltri IHuOl
dale, wiA,barfe, 4. A. fet1 Jsfs's. VITA MILFORD Al
| ddetown. wifh WuftshnTo', knouyille, sc.
4 ID. ftufrntenI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-12
WINDNM SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES Gli C7s-res, orsFv.y NJ
w nns. &c ~ ssn,'lcsSle sd relnA--1 NoohfNhp
~ etosdwsy, has he uoss excessive kSsH r-nl " "a
stoVe >rcs@s q Dc tolu1 IA To- sy and a. greatly f
81 price, Several sew ss " sspsrios nco~ shades
Serious thr sJe " Lbels AlN, GS>aics Flowers &c
As~ psNfefy AersS2s Cartsr Lpops, S2ncs. Pa
Ccntef fsssss fcrzrr Cett md Tssss4s, Mncow Nlre
&C. &c Aecs sts oe TaRs a, csse Wil an % O. 1-
loteFosl h. cal neslr@ asSirs tte4r plr~sS-es
$4,000 W. SDse.ss a. "a - '1s *. w STss
SAaar Ezn posia, as Pesf,ss docfs frcn ChSIts-sl
a greatly reduced rrioes 80, gR eosaiecs, br1ssrs,
Gomez usss.s asa6s lceP9 cSgoFcs Ac tor he rsas.
ola Ius W lkNAS
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
81 WILLIAM n ASphEvs-

TO LAKE ERlE-A REMEMBRANCE
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lIICnIGAr s0UTntKN RAILROAD sUa

MsCRifri0S 20 lie pafptse Of extending nj.
Scsd w,si~a ty fom a sisv n CD 10 present Ter A.
~ Dob Chicago Dun i- Eoart n Directors have g-uet
HeeRs. lor 10000 li snslcs of So carni sdlinc'ai
,lycs 1tsw De- applied o. re c'usu1clon 81 ne
sector fffr LaFoGc ,o 80. gan ciiy, u5 r4iies
Esht per cel pr earln clfidelt viii 70 paid On MS
siocs .er-anuusl Dr. ir thr cy q Nrwfoik. oct q he
current rArtings u he Road wicn divid.Dd IS insa7
sud prefer "a charge on me presont stock Il Vii
,so receive On additional ugitrtd ne earnings u
The Road il nov completed and In full operation fro
Toledo ana Nlnfoe, a. Tee head OF LAse Eue 70 mus
izc los miesl sld 10 earrings vii rsure tn@ means to
FAY ne sboye dividend ca ne new stocE Issued Tor ia
'N,onaiou
The p 81 .dopted b. he Company fn.sh The Rosd
.ouuna 1sy IN divisions om ia present iernin1t ard
ring the into last - hnisS"3 and sha. add to
IT,. Road counecs he bad q LsAe Ere with Ch.osgo
The head % Lsse Michigan 10y diruct ard continuous
ne A. Toeso 90 connect. viii &c irc Of RAILROAD tom
sna1 aous the Soaiher1 sh1f- II Lake Ere To.odo
ksws,s fu,irg 10 DO Lac shore between Buffalo AID
rncto Al GhicsEr Wi connect VIII me l.nuls e. O
s-his su Csas and viih ih- Chicago snd Ga.ena Raj
Uats. All wen hntt-i VA totsl.r iae mNlu And 81
49, ~ k..sr..- ciurs sl3 s~ahosfa.
Sass-r Ftoa bosEs ~f. PEE ana q. 1- etc- oi VS.
.ra LtNlsA q. 20 - e. ., wl-r- parties are trsll-c
.l sqpy Az here llry ~ bel furnished win ssss-
uvn ~ Ue ceB4aou saa Fr1sgrc-s = ihs R9ad - -
maps. a.
Tea Do al. o. saca share required paid ne
ius cl 'scbir So r-maiccef 10 BE- paid 10 mod-fSs
.o''s.mer'' - he "os pi ,rssss s,,.s pa,
CHAS BUrLEH. JOHN sTR1AER.
IOkL RAlBBOSE GEORGE BLISS
EDWINC LlTChffkLO, Conn Ice q DlrecIOrs
psi-d Octobrr ID. $50. os I'm
ikuN .-Tne s1bscu-sT,, sou Agvals for th- Nss-Jer
ley lfou ComqAny So prepared o e1ecue orders fot
~ different and. al q lrgu usually rsds II lhs
1rks ri h- lmPsay as FER ,r sac on sdvEntsg-o1s
~ tuos y, soouioa Fooo1fy Pa Ircz
lnn 80 GO
Sn Nos a. o. F1ree lrou
l0n Nc : G.Fafcl O.
Iso DO HOs s1s LEI. Care Go
ian co NJ fuc1lnr -srrca. lft.7
ilH Ma Jers-y bl.oll.
t-s9-le---s ss.cc-Iu. iron. fcf -lsts
bfsi BzTs, it 3D. .lc1 ~ ro 'nc1 'hscs
Best 8zrs &o-lts ard squares. % inca
Eaules eri SCgsres Nlt ID irlL
ia SouIcs q. r Jr-ls I'D 4 80 cFsls % 4 m
SEES Il 10 inch. Aca,s f3 -lla
trek ho5rs o. u iu-'. He-s. 3,e All Mt lron
DUDLEY B ~ LLEk 4 CO.
"a arV-o1f lfI-aHw 70 . S~nsf-gL
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CONVEYANCES.
90 hE rysssl Ls shsro MAi II, NM klyMsyosk

ia slocingtoa sod Prositenee.-inl>a<
Oat- without Terry change u cars baggage tee
steamer { NANDERBILr Capt Joe. stone, and CON
MODoRE, Capt. Wihlsn h Ffskee, II eonn~cEce
With e souns s1d Pruyaence srt Boston ard PROV
dsnce Railroads, sesving New-icfs daily, Sundays 81
,-p;ed. non Pier North River ~ oe4ocs 2 NJ Aa3
stoniuggou III o'cock u upoo Ihe srrvsl q "a.
asu uain from Bosloa- Tease sez2crs we're BALL En-
osSy Tor he and ta every Essp-l Psr1eg
.lSptrl The ytgsaou Of Lcrg s-sos sound Tes a.
-rsnoisuors fGr passengers are cJlgoiicas al
s,~tsb,r-ths orsccfs capable a. expcrueect TIE
fa s-ing TIE shurt-ss sra no,t direct between bos,
- S-v. Ysrk passengers c1aci TO srrlge snpe
,rs G,r he rcfalrs Ares ~ scsnho I'D railroads
s1ns.r, - vsri,, po.nts iron tec.e ciaes Ioe VAN
DvRP7IT Vii .eavr Nsw-Not Igrsisy. Ehass-sy A.
$50 I@.,e stonlngtcu Mcntuy Wetlestsy sns
F4i.y rs COMMODORE Nj .esse Nss.fs,
nocasy "wednesday and s"1sy,, Lr.,e s.'a.ssSs
49,. s-ss IN ne steamers 81 s.oniaSou. RIoceed uzs
Ns,-v tn he speatd r1ifosa cas- 10 F,o'1aulse &C;
500 4 nSgssee-uissier sccomYSgles 10 si-Ameca
trsn. Ia ard .um Bo-.Ou 10 tAke cnN r. ~ ne tagssss
~ rNsss,- berries stS,-rosnis cf irrsh tPPaeaocr
.y l. ma. 10 he a.eas, % lie ~esFL ard ~ 1s oAes
IN 3 .t,.r,--,is-s OF
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SOMETHING NEW.

TO AANCFACr RERs
I'AAMELED CLOTH e. sFlce thsl looss srd VII
l<~ea- vel enAnelec Gamer waTr2cled n0I q
sreg pee! %. and haf re price Of lesEh-r
r5lw- o WARD. 81 sro44-s NswEG J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-12
goI.DANp sII.yER wArouEs

~ WATCH CHAINS, KEYS BREASTPINs Far
EA Rugs Brace els Fing-r-Rings Silver spoons
- Forss, God Pens sud Cases, Gold, silver ar,
Ef>3S si-ei Speclec.es Fancy Goods &c Al VI whicl
WI warranted genuine chesp and good a. tho Old
- Pesrl, corner " Fgiton-st-
M hwtsJai . LOCKWOOD
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STEEL.

EAsr, sHrAR 5rRAAS AND BLISTER made by
NJ. Riley CAKR, -ach ar marked via hls zorro
fs-- casrk lBt Ice vOrc -l2zcb" sGd 20 4
Ll- sl--E 81 aerc1aE res
fzly sJllcilrc 10 favor u Cars Steel
Rs sTENToN, Hardware Commission Agent
rsSas > CEHs
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INSURANCE.
rEW-EHGLArD LIVE sToCl

49,. n 20 Cc1p5-g "
John " LEEDs. Presl0eni
-errrozs DAvE~roR1. Fl---Ff-si--1|
n r Holly. secrstsfy he Camera,
AFY ct--'-' TVO~ " CAZStAL-
Agebcy OH-7 - ALFRED EDWARDS.
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7 ssnAo: bsi rsnsness sch hog .sss,
hat we're NO, efsci11s 20 3s --S.abyers
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- :, uutR ARRANGKMkNT-

s~e$rrss~S. MAIL LINE, l9u.il syh sVsIOs
sSSf.sa>Hs a New. Haven, HArgolt >ffir gneit 81
,v,,,..,,rf ,rrri p-ck slip, T. River EVENING LINZ
70 NrNr.HAVTN The rev 49, 'p-ndii s,esuei cos
SECrlCi r. Capt r Pea vii 'esNo s'ei ..ile9a Al
- 81 Nasr.Rsven over utsht $50 axe " cary I. q
~. s1r Hartford. Springfield, worcester 40 brs'c-
So, i.avs N3g.Hsven every eve Ing oo n arripi
= b., Prsica rain a. N Scich o. Stia Ar n
10 sf,reh TO Hartford sni rnrnshsi9 fresci
so Cspt Knr .ni CHAMPION, art TEA fs's set'
NE II sch vii leave every a.ercooa =. ocloe,
- t,v, vrrtsiA Fe.fht rsfr1 li a Fer tr'i'sr n
y,,r,,-'',, srr'v d, GFO " COKLiks - fcifesi e.
JOHN sAArON Frrigti AgraA lt- spA.l-'' Nlt- "
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-04-12
Rs Wistar's Balsaln of Wild Cherry III

Rs Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry Ia
The great remedy for consumption Of the lungs, sf
fections Of the liver bronchitis, asthma, Pain or
weakness of the breast or lungs, chronic coughs,
pleurisy, hemorrhage of the lungs, and ell fec
lions of the pulmonary organs.
THERE is difference between WistarsS Balsarn
of wild cherry and all other preparations of wild
cherry. The true anti genuine balsam contains, be-
sides the extract Of wild cherry bark other medical
agents Of great character and efficacy in the cures Of
coughs, colds, and general diseases Of the chest a
lungs. But the important difference between this
medicine and all others of the kind. is that sWistsis
balsam cures,' while other remedies give only tenn
porary relief to the sufferer. Re the following
tifcate rendered TO us by one of our citizens:
CINCINNATI, Feb. 1S, 1857.
Nessrs Sanford 4 Park-Gents: take this orrct-
tunity to inform you of remarkable cure perform-
ed in my by the use Of Tx Wistar's basam
OF wild cherry. About the first ofsepte mber 1916,
1 was attacked with a violent cold, which seated up
my lungs, and during the space OF five months /
labored under distressing cough had quite lest
all hope of recovery, until about a week so agoI
was induced to try your baisam Of wild cherry, and
before had used half of one bottle my cough was
relieved. am now by the essing of God, and a
further OF this basam to perfect health.
Yours respectfully, HARRIET s. HILL.
This invaluable preparation is for sale in BGrliLg
ton by Parsons, Copp h Parsons: Mount Pleasant,
inquiry may be found for sale in every town thro'-
out the state. Also,hy Parsons, copp Parsons,
Burlington. -
sTCAuTIox.-The genuine Wistar's Balsam is
envelopcd in fine white steel engraved wrapper
with the signatures Of Henry Wisar NJ. D. and San
ford 4 Parkthsreon, without which it is positively
counterfeit.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-04-12

&natoriAi Duel IN Prospect. A Wash
'ngton letter to the N. Y. Herald, says !:
"Mr Hannegan's pistols and coffee
correspondence with Mr. Webster, in re.
lation 10 the letter ofthe latter gentleman
Pronouncing Mr. Hannegan's appointment
70 the mission to Prussia, the most de-
grading act that ever took place in the
osnate, will, it 10 said, create some diff
Guilty about the issuing of his commits sion.
The communication Of Mr. flanagan, ask
ing whether Mr. Webster's words were
meant to apply 10 him, has been handed
70 that gentleman by Mr. Atchison, the
friend Of Mr. Hannegan in the affair the
tenor ofthe reply | have not heard"
Cholera in Keokuk. The Keokuk Dis
paich says that the cholera is still in that
town. Mr. A. H. SearDans died on We'd
nesday last, at that place, of the epidemic.
Asports have been in circulation here that
saer cases had occurred and some Of
xaleh had terminated fatally but Of their
uash o. falsity we know not. 1t is GER
a'n, however, that the above death from
WAY disease has occurred there. loUa
Mstssmen.
=, DisAs1aoUs STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION
as Olncinnati Gazette Of the 2lst, learns
AZ, passenger OH the steamer Cutter
S .soe steam packet Virginia, which runs
; :. wheeling and Steubenville, hav-
n Wy passengers on board, burst both
r.osers few miles above Wheeling.
... 'oay night. Only fifteen Of the forty
-. sIs had been found; two Of them
i NJ md the remaining thirteen bad
''0ed'-[Missouri Republican.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-04-12
Millinery and Mantua Making.

Hf1lFC1y o1IH VIdI1tud 15IdKI1IR'
GA MRS HOLDRIDGE respectfully informs the
SsLadies Of Burlington and vicinity that she
wy still continues the Millinery andNIantua max
ing business in its various branches at her resi-
6ence the East side of Main street, second gate
below Valley street, where work will be done to
order for any Lady who may choose to favor her
with call. A variety OF
Fancy Articles,
will be kept constantly on hand, such as Bonnets,
Hoods. Head Dresses, Caps, Wells, Ribbons, Flow
ers, Collars, Borders, Edgings, Silk Laces, Grapes,
hosiery. gloves linen and Victoria bobbin, French
and linen Fossspool and skein thread, sewing silk,
Silks satins and tevets, shell, sde and tuck Combs,
needles, pins, hooks and eyes, cord, walebone, etc.
Is-Al orders from distance promptly attend
ed to. Burlington, Dee. IA, 1898
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED!
And we defy the whole world to prcduc, sush
strong and undoubted testimony from men of such
high standing have in favor Of DR. Rogers Liv-
erwort and Tar. 1t not only cures consumption,
but breaks up the most distressing cough in few
hours time. @
Another remarkable cure Of consumption. Mr.
Gabriel Whitehead, Of this city, was reduced Sc low
that al, his friends. and even his physicians, had
given him up to die.
Mr. A. l.. Scovill:-As owe my life to The ass ef
DR. Rogers Liverwort and Tar, feel il duty, and
shall without fear or deicacy give my testimony
evidence that others who may be afflicted with con-
sumption or diseased Lungs may know that this
dicine is no humbug, but is worth tenthousand ply
sicians' prescriptions for the disease for which il
is recommended.
Last summer was taken with m ost distressing
cough. and about the first Of July my lungs
lisea sed that bed, in short time. several quarts
of blood, which reduced me so low that all my
friends, and even my physicians thought imustsoon
die with consumption. Mybrothe fowever,hesrd
of some Of the wonderful made by this nicdi-
cine and procured bottle, and before had taken
one half bottle, it seemed TO 60 to the very seat Of
the disease, and raised large quantity Of matter
end phlegm, and my cough was stopped as by
charm have since used some two or three bottles,
and am able to attend to my business as wellss
ever.
feel very thankful to the inventor Of this medi
cine for il it had not been for some all powerful
dicine to have raised the matter and phlegn, and
healed my lungs, should without doubt have now
been in my grave.
If any one will call on me, on Cptharine street,
half square below Linn, will give them the par
ticulars, and refer them To numerous friends who
visited me during my sickness.
GABRIEL WHITEHEAD
Cincinnati, Jan. 10TH 1877.
Sworn to and subscribed this 2eth day OF Noven-
Der, 18TH. E. Spencer, Mayor Of the city Of CiR
cinnat.
CAuTIcr-This medicine has been rcuntcrfeifsS
in Cincinnati Purchasers will detect The spurious
by closely observing the bottom nftl3e arsppe-,
where il reads in fine print, "Enered according to
act of Congress &C." the name OF A. L. SCovil is
left out.
The genuine reads, "Entered according to act 9.
Congress- &C. hy A. L. Scovil, in the clerl,s ofLss
the District Of Ohio"
c. W. Bodemann, agent. Burlington; T. F.Myers,
IT Madison; P. Fay. Bloomington. All orders may
p addressed to y. BlaksleyE Co., 81 Louis. Aise,
BY C. W. Bodemann, Burlington.
TToOKs: BOOKs.--An kinds Of school Books,
also Stationery, for sale very low al Gayle Book
and Drug Store, corner Jei9eTssn and Main SITS sa
selling Gff.-ksedNCe6 Pricegs
N 900 WORTH OF GOODS, The subscri-
Jo,OOO bers, intending to sell of their large
stock Of Goods, will dispose Of them at
GREAT BARGAINS.
for Cash or approved Produce. CREWS GILHfsoE
Feb. e,ls4s Jefferson street, Burlington
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>. NA1icH..

The undersigned will open in few days, in the
new brick house of Thos Hedge, jefferson street,
under the firm of GARRETT COOPER, large
assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Queensware, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets,
Ready made Clothing, etc., etc, which they will sell
rs cheap as can be bought in the City.
WIN GARRETT returns his thanks for past favors
and respectfully solicits share Of patronage.
WM GARRETT,
april &. 1919 WM l. COOPER.
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april 5, 1874!
NEW GOODS NEW GOODSu

I OCKARD CO., have now commenced receiv-
L ing their Spring lnd Summer Goods, to which
they call the attention of the citizens of Burlington
and surrounding country; they have opened lot of
Fancy and staple Goods, received direct from the
East. embr lcing some of the newest patterns Of
Dress Goods, shawls, hdkfs; ladys under hdafs,
gimps and frnges, fnew styles iaces, edgngs. etc.,
and at prices that will not fail suit the
All we ask is a call, they cannot be undersold.-
Also a large lot Of Ready Mode Clothing.
Burlington, march 20. 1888 LoCFaRD& Co
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EsisSOlpIfiOn.

THE firm of Cox, Garrett & Co., is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. M. B. Cox having
sold his interest in the Goods to William Garrett
and Joel Kirshbaum, all debts due the firm s.
signed to M. B. Cox and placed in the hands of D.
Rorer, Esq, for collection. NJ. b. cox,
WIN GARRETT,
April 5, 1s4e-3t JOEL KIRSHBAUM.
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T-Popuidr Opiaion.-T popular opinion. any
criterion of the worth of an article, invite the
incredulous to read at least few of the many vol
untary certificates which appear in our columns
speeding the variety 0remarkable cures effected by
the use Of "Sloans celebrated Ointment and Condi-
ton Powders" These remedies no longer remain
among those of doubtful utility--they have passed
from the tide of experiment, and now stand higher
in reputation, and are becoming more extensively
used than all other articles Of the kind-ch. Necs
All the medicines advertised by w. B. Sloan are
sold on agency by N. Woolsey Co., Burlington,
Iowa. For particulars see Sloan's column of adver-
iSementS.
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TROCERS and Commission Merchants, No. 30;
~ Levee 81 Louis, Mo-, have on hand a large and
general assortment of Groceries; will make advan-
ces on consignments either for sale here or for
shipments to Our friends South or East.--3s-ly
RErERENcEs-H. Won Phul; A. L. Benoist & Co.;
r. 4 w. Campbell; VIM Nesbet x Co., st LOUISE 10