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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

DRUGS AND MEDICINES. M.
nUINIHEI CALOMEL, BLUE MASS, EPE- q
N04 Gao, RHUBARB, yeto.--Aa low for cash
As can be procured elgsWhsre-Can and y
EE Ipg9dSe5SDE. Z. J. OOXE'S PREPARA, IA
80 SOUTHERN COUGH sYRUP-An unsquaIed
lenedy for Coughs. Influenza. etc.
EXTRACT OF COPAIYA, sARsAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sEresable cure, superior
the CaDIuleg Orany other extract. - $500
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLsAs.A AND
FARAAACUM-The strongest preparation that can be
EBALsAM OF NAPHTHA TAR, I.IvERVVoR
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC I'M.
MENT. -
E1ps9ial attention paid 2 the treatment Of Rhspma
~ Office corner Magazine and POYdras Its n9s Iysdp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06
FORETGN PORTS.
=. FOR CALIFORNIA.


50 For san Francisco via the straits Of Magel-,
AAtA 4an-fO sai on THURSDAY. Sth NOYembeT.--
The new and spendid sehI. CRESCENT CITY,
aptan TALBOT Will have dispatch for the above p3 via
we STRAITS OF Magellan She has excellent accommodate
I9 For passage only, Apply on board Lower
S5 J. MEEKER 4 co. 66 Poydlas st.
-. The Crescent City will deliver the wharf an goods
and save 70 eonsgpees The heavy expense Of lighter
"a For california -The new fast sailing bark NE.
't aGMAAA RICH; Capt. OantOn. being ready for
sea- WI eaYe on The evening Of thebth November,
lmmediate application Be made she
WI pOsalyey sali as above Cabin passage $3.50 Apply
%. PARADISE, LAwRAsoN& CO.. 81 eravisr st.
,1gERs For California. via ohasres The spIsndd
EINiNhEA steamship ALABAMA, J. J. Wright com.
TURDAY, the 10Th Of November, al O'clock A. n. :
r g., -hateS of PassaEs;-
In 1 r. ,f's..''''s'.,.. Sg "
IN $685. W., & ~ W
t tJSsig 40 cents Der e96is foot Apply 70
oS0 %. MEEKER CO. SO Poydraa q.
.ss%as For ohagres via aavana-U S.Nal
s1Aish3a Steamship Cempaay.-The splendid Mail
n -, - Steamship FALCON, 1000 tons burthen, Lit,
ri }. harslein w. 3. N, commanding, will leave for
TTTls 81 YIN ne California and Oregon Mails or
tuaily' from foot OF 81. Mary street Lafayette
- RATES OF PASSAGE:
IN saloons 70 Ohg $50 Oe
In steerags and mes with crew 70 bsS;' q %
=. Freight, % cents per bic foot.
No Passage secured until paid for All Passage tickets
and oIden TO receive freight must be procured from the Ooe
of the Agents
PARADISE, LAwRAsoN COS AGENT.
N B. surgeon i attached to the Falcon thereby always
9cnn1E seed medical attendance % her PASSENGER. ole
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

YESTERDAY IFEMs.-Thers was nothing doing in the
Courts Yesterday every one beiug engaged in the all.
exciting contest goOg On atthspol4 The yey few arrests
made show the good feeling that prevailed where
Those connected with the election amounted TO barely
twofor tung assaults and tie individuals released
nllal 8 genie admOnitOn. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06
BOOKS FOR CHILDREN,


NO, 40 CAMP STREET,
w are now reoeving preparatory to the holidays ou
w stock Of new and apprOpIlat9 GIFT BOOKS. and
among them large variety of interesting volumes esDe
oay designed for the entertainment Is well as nstruooT
OF the young These books will oil be found Of The hiGbes
moral tone calculated to foster the minds of children cor
rect principles and inspire them with love Of wisdom ana
virtue Parents and teachers are therefore, invited 10 all
ana select Tor themselves Among the assortment will be
The Boys Treasury OF Sports; Pictorial Biographies.
Philosophy in Sport; Very little Tales for Childran,
The Childs Own Book; ChaOtts Elizabeth 8 StoTie1.
Swiss Family Robinson; Shipwrecks at Sea:
Evenings at Home; Ocean Scene3;
Days SANFORD q Merton; Jack HalysTd;
EsOp,s Fables; . Story for the Young
The BOYS Own Book Bngeys Tales of Animals;
Child 3 Book Of Animals; Looking Glass:
JaneTayOr's Original Poems, Miniature Library;
Abbotts Juvenile Histories; Gulliver's Travels;
The ROlO Books; BaTbauld's Lessons.
Peter Psfley's Tales: American Girls Book:
Maria EdgwOrh's Tales; Paul and Virginia;
Nursery Rhymes robin Hood;
Juvenile Drawing Book
Together with Picture AphRbets, Blocks, Cards Games
Paint Boxes Transparent Slstes Fancy Paper Boxes &C.
&c For sale BY . ~ 81.
no Ct J. II. BEOHTEL & CO., 49 CanIp ST
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06
Bark.
PORT OF NRW ORLEANS
LATITUDE. % . 80 N-GoSoITUBE 20 W,-BTins, a
Olaarod Ye1tordny


Stsamship Pslmssto 3 NTH Galveston HaHiT MorEan
shtPsAtAn Rose. New York, 10 MOp%daTanr = %
Bsf sgsDsS GS CAV cb sGG0 l. Levy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

Anapo -s-.sss aHla
Camilla ScUti LIT.
Cofnelia. ..--..s S,ma
Cregeeul City. LIT
y. IL. Seam LIT.
@. b. Mathew L.P.T-
John Casner. Ina
John RuElstt LIT.
Major Raehe. .AlEiern
hlary Ellen =. .EP.T.
0csEnWaEe. -. m
Oregon ss.h.PE.
Renaiaahuee LIT.
Topic -..-...-Agisrs
-a-s.sss s-s.--s---Fss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
CEE . Z, Or. ogz :.I!

COTTON.-Tbe interest excited By The elecsi0n yesterday
Htsrfered with business somewhat. but thaEe Rsgeaa
less fair inquiry for Cotton which fesglted in the ISLES Of
nearly 900 bales Prices YsEy fimn1
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

FIfst DlsTtcta
lLaSere (Deinl 49, Si3
Montsgut (Whig) .....la3
Ml0lOTlly sa...si. assr llsiu e
Second District,
lThibodauS fWhiel =. 4l50
Landry Dem. si2s2
! Majority ....'-.,... ss8
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06
FG GHARI I7s e goRq y. S,5ss r.,

~ :, ViokHbuTR and A[illiisniS Rsnd weekly
sksa Packet Steamer N OH i e. ONE RX-
EYey MONDAY EYENfNG-For Risks.
burg Bend Hgffalt0ns Iftag Cdrtkdg EEld
G1, Rodney aud WdelgZ-tha magnificent regular PEA
1sngeT packet MONTGOMERY Capt ]. EStis, viii posi-.
lively anenty in the trade thTOuRhout the season.
4nd WI eaye toE ths above and all nteImedate landings
EVERY MONDAY, ats o. clock. p. NJ For freight 81
passage, apply to sla 7. SMITH IS Magazine Ii.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06
Law Department of the university of
LOuisinnn. -. !. u - .

TUE LECTURES in this Department will commence ON ibs first
l. MONDAY Of December next, :
Those by Professor embrace the History and assr
Titles Of Louisiana. ~ ' ''N
Those BY Professor MeCALEB treat Of Admiralty and Martina
United States. " 1iS SUM- " INT
Those by Professor DELL HUNT will ebraee Commercial
Law CrHna Law and Practice, and the Of
Law and Equity Jurisprudence N7S'' ~N-N
Diplomas, equivalent
those only who have attended Courses of LettS or one @
course anu shall have studied at least office Of
O99n'eST az Law Testimonials q good character viii baTequed
Professors, and for matculati the
nSd H. A. BuLLAkD, Dean, No. II 81. CHARLES street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

AN AFFRAY.-T. CAREY wa taken iBto cqstody yessr-
day By the Flint Municp9ty POLICE the charge Of cut
ting Jean de LalandTo. IN bis own house.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

TOwboat Panther lowed down and 10 sea- en- the sh ul
bark Alben and sohr Col Cross.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

s LARCENY -Gsorge Kelly and Thongs MeAulsy were
with larceny.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

THETT-Saish MoleaR accused Of taking certain proper
y belonging 70 Mt Charles Blaney auesed IessIday
bY The Third Munipnaily police.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

Totals n I0l Y, $50 Isi46 IS Isl AZ
Johuson's NAB .sZ7a; Taylor 1858, J. n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

e. a. Yazoo River Packet BRIDE, Capt D. H.
, Hadlock-Fbr Leja0re. GresRD9od. Marion,
go. Ietulg Puzoe oitg Sgtartia and ~ inter
packet BklDE will leave above OnAYEDNE5DAY, It'll
Instant a. O'Clock, NJ, positively For freight pas
sage Apply to -.s-s =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06
WAVERLEY PLACE, Tuscaloosa, Alabama. and
SO Camp Street, NEW ORLEANS.


y ------- Do WUUUIL UE'F'g
VNI0 has educated Alabama-fa
w given much good advice which has NOT followed IL
has contnues and Intellectual INSTRUCTOR in
NE shape q ookthe best OF all fedchersat the
WaV Place. tuscaloosa, where he keep supply
for hundred years come, should him alive and acs
that long Among The Books received the following s
published; So
AbhOtts Julius Cesar Bogueis Lectures beoogicst
LyePs Second Visit to the United vol Svo. '@
States 2 vols Mornings among Jesns. at
Gleseler's Church Ecclesiastical Rome. By Rev Seymour
History. vols Scenes Where the Tempter Tri.
sonheys Common Place Book umphed. BY the Jail Chaplain
vol H.. 1.-THE History Of Pendenns In two
History OF the Bible Society. parts BY W. NJ Thackeray
Hidrehs History Of the United The WoodmRn BY James,
States. vols. lRetrfbuion;or. The Vale of Shad
Magic Of Kindness By the Bro ows Tale Of Passion En
Tiers Mayhem. | vol. u. is its own RBrbutor.'
s- More 0aV. Tuscaloosa Nov q lsi9 M iOtd 6mW
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06
EGYPTIAN BYE BALsAN.

=. -. EWYFIIAN BYE BALSAM.
hCOHEN, having had 30 yeam' experiences often the
~. above iRfallible remedy for all Diseases
pertaining TO the EYE. opthamia Of years -
standing, cured in II week. the Tear in thes u -
Eye, OfSyeaFs, euFed ID 10 weeks; man of this ~
CITY being stone blind OT months restored TO the sight
q one eye in weeks gentleman who slwayEused specs
cor % yean by using only drop asenabed read the
asNspeIeI without them BY eandeght hOun ateI In.
mnatOn OF days, cured by single drop. gives
Ph8aey 70 the Eve, and also CITIZENS the sight,
G64RL.E rs Street. Spi7 "
rsz+ For San Francisco, Oalifornia.-The fne, cop
aslttE Ptfeq and ve[T fast sailing bark LOUISIANA
5E CapL w M = Emery will sail as above about the
eoh November touching Rio Janer0 This vessel has
to5 cabin Passengers hsvngseve
every respect Cabin passage, 1850 For feghs OF pas
sage apply 70 DEWEY 3 CO, 90 gTsvisr st.,
NJ OF T.T0BY 4 BOGERT, 90 Comp q.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06


Per ship Hartley from L.vsFpOOl-S75 sleeaga
Per ship g. & e. Perkins from LVaFpOOl-l93 rtearsae
Per ship Sea. Stevens, from AutWeIp-212 StsaIaFs.
Per ship Rob Roy, from Bpemen-2l6 ttserase,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

TOR SALEA frstrats Man Coo % years ofags
4 eHseeni house servant and eu7epar Also, Mlatress
about y years Of remarkably inteli Also NANCY
accomplished Cook Washer aud Ons about % yesI age
We have besides the above two creole g, Il and Is yeaIs age
and a hnei family Of seven persons
The above Slaves alvalnahle, and will be sold low
o3l lOt 49, ETsORANCE & TAYLOR. 81 Graver st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06
FIETEBN DOLLARD REWARD

LIN In. from the CORNER Of Common and Cis sne Is
gallagher engraved on it, AsO-a Lever WATCH with
E9d hinges, ". marked J. Brown London; one heavy
Soat lined with wooden plaid; AlDacca and one Black
ess SoaI Vest Jacket containing in the pocket about
Sn Or w Boot DeCanien Ham and sundry other articles
aug money ana papeIS out OF the counter drawer.
ms 81 JAMES N. GALLAGHER,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

u = ="
SATURDAY NeteutS 10 le9 l2o'cloek-pgin be sold a
y auction, at Banks Arcade, without reserFe- o..
"A certain lot OF GROUND, square bounded by Poydras
Perddo, 81 Paul aud s. Peter beng No on
plan drawn by v Eohsen, January 1917 Said
pleasures feet inches and lines front POas street BY
ded q Tug est tnchesa nd lines, between Faie 4ines
% uezt'O the Seventh Ward coaeshqnss pd leased BALI
Teams -ohe1af cash tapesai one yen for notes bearug
mortgage or the property. -N go
r Beard exneusa
Of the Purchasers, - u ~ .-r--F rs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06
aUREsCEN AS-I R9WI = S3s sALOoN.,,

"CRESCENT BOWLING SALOON,'y
-. mo. 95s ST. .CH.aRLES STREET.
HE Establishment has lately been opened under New
Administration, thoroughly Tepaued and renovated,
anu Is unsurpassed by any Saloon in the city and 70 those
ING, we say, GiDeUs a Call -
The BAR willqlways be supplied with the CHOICEST
LIQUORS and the most Gsntlemanly Attendants oi86m
CtoPARTNFRsHIPNoTrCE.-T subscriber having
- formed competition In business Odate from and after
The first day of November 1872 will o0udnet General
CoMmISSlON AND FORWARDING BUSINESS
under the hIm OF WIN. L. CUSHING & co, and has re.
moved from the store No ~ GTRver street the store No
% Sqm10H street formerly occupied BY Messs E. r. Al
dilch q Co., nearly opposite HewletSs EXCHANGE.
- WIN. L. CUSHING. s.
HE subscribers offer their services "a their friends aud
u the public tor the transaction of general COMMIS-
SION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS and have
taken store No 81 Common street, nearly opposite Heetts
Ou business will be confined to stIioky Commission and
Forwarding and particular attention viii be given filling
country orders We will supply all odeB from the country
for every description of goods but me cash or drGf on
d good city house mast aec0IApaHg az orders :,
nj VIM L. CUSHING s. co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

VIM. PHlten. .25,m
VIM Perue -..T, I'm
VIM v. Kent . aim
fnes .-...-a-.. In
York (Br.l. ...@,m
York IAN. J..... IN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

Il brig Sienoio for Eale by - "' As ii"
nn5 A. +. COCHRAN & M q Toh,,,,,i,,,l,,. .,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

- Ma. McCLOsKEY
and the layons danssuIe, Mss ST. CLAIR. e
The Police Department will be under the uPernendens Lieut.
full and efficient 0rcheatra, conducted by Hen HEsslNG
Promper MI O. T. Rove Scenic Artist Mr. O. Rogers
Treasurer .P. h Johuson Maehnist MreShnbet
appointments. by. Mr.. Timany
Every thing being Of iOrEadnes open
nj :, GEO. s STANLEY, Stage Manager.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06
.ivaudals Building 20 -. on seventh stTeei

By J. A. BEARD, Auctoneer.
- ton bt Banks AttRfie, without f'-s
Three certain lots OF GROUND square g. bounded by
bots are designasa Lots Noe rs and p drawn By
A edin. zach 4nche front on Seventh
street BY depth Of rs feet between parallel Hnes
TermE-Oneahid cash ebalance
bearing mortgage te properly which, when due
70 bear interest al The rate Of pei per aunum
Acts % before J. r. Beard Es9 Notary Public the expense
Of the purchased ~ - d rs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

1 AND WARRANTS AND SOLDIFRSI Dis 4
- CHARGES WANTED-The highest price paid
for them at all times, at ~ T0N Ia
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-06

BRs "a I} VINES AND LIQU0Rs-0f al Kind
ms WIN. L. GUSHING 81 On < C,,,,,oo, =,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-06

.;tement Of popular passions or most plant
i his subserviency to whatever may be
.he dominant popular prejudice.
Ins.all elections, especially in those
here the party lines are drawn, and the
votes are given in strict accordance with
Am convictions and party principles, It
|. ;nportani that every man should 60 to
the POLLS and declare what he believes to
!. ,be policy best calculated for promot-
4. he public interest. To be silent Is
!. .vow IN Indifference to the common
-eahh unworthy Of q freeman and really
luxurious to the community which has in
,:stsd you with the privilege Of assisting
4 The selection of its officers. You have
Ieen Riven trust, which you fail to full
81, when you fail to let your voice be
heard 10 saying who shall administer the
nublic affairs.
Let ~. then, fellow -freemen, regard the
Yisht Of suffrage not as privilege which
xe nay or may not exercise, as it suits
our pleasure or convenience, but rather as
! sacred duty, which We must consider
asely and carefully perform, as an obliga-
lion due not only to ourselves, but to the
community in which we live and the in
st;tutions by which we are surrounded
.na benefited. To the polls, then, each
and every man land, as the elector
places his ticket in the ballot-box, let
hin reflect, that on the little piece Of pa
pr he has Just deposited may be written
he fate Of his children and his children's
children. Nor is it in the words alon.
Il the ticket that its whole signi6canc,
rests. The letter may be death, but the
spirit may give life. The vote may be
east for improper persons it may assist
to elevate unfit officers, and may be ar
immediate injury to the public. But be
assured, fellow citizen. that il your vote
il given with forethought and conscience
IL you feel the solemn responsibility Of
the ballot you have cast-the little paper,
though fraught with immediate evil and
inconvsnience, has in it the salt that is to
preserve our institutions forever. On
The free, faithful and conscientious dis
charge Of the duty Of voting depends the
fate Of this republic, and the interests and
happinsss Of present and future genera.
tjons.-E. O. Crescent.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-06

FIRE. -On Tuesday night last, the
Packing establishment and Lard manufac.
tory Of Messrs. Patterson, Timberman
4 Co., caught FIRE and much the larger
portion Of the buildings were consumed
About thousand empty barrels, thirty
barrels Of Lard and mall quantity Of
Pork were burned. There were $500
sacks Of salt in the building, a considers.
bic portion Of which was destroyed. We
understand that the loss with exception
Of the Lard and Pork is covered by in
surance.-[ Keokuk Register.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-06

WASHINGTON MosuxEsr.-We no.
tieed some weeks since specimen Of stone
from the Chequest quarries in Van Buren,
country, polished by the Messrs. Root, Of
Ksosauqua, and furnished to the Secreta-
~ Of State. We are pleased to learn that
the Secretary has since made contract
with them for Block Of this stone four
feet long, two feet wide and eighteen in
ches thick, to represent the State Of Iowa
in that great Monument Of Nations
gratitude 10 the Father Of his Country
Keokuk Register.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-06

A CANE OF PoxER.-Two Irishmen
whs were employed on the Public Works
It Bonapart, got into an alteration at a
Grocery there last week; as the quarrel
waxed warm one Of them who was heating
poker, in cannon stove, withdrew it
and run the red hot iron through the other
windpipe. The wound is very serious,
and il is thought viii prove fatal. The
sggressor was committed to Jail to await
his trial at the Spring term Of the District
Court in Van Buren, County.-Register
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-06
To whom it NAV Concern.

40 WHOM u Udy SoHCcIH.
NOW opening at the new Hardware store, JET
~ ferson street, Burlington, large variety OF
Till, Cupboard, Chest, Trunk and sloping desk
LOcks-also, brass do, Of superior quality and I'm
ish for fine work.
Brass and Iron pad and bag Locks of new styles
and varieties; Upright rim Locks, Novelty rural,
Cottage, Carpenter and Mortise Locks with knobs
Of all varieties Pearl white Ivory do, Mineral,
Sill Granite and Argillo Knobs with altcrable spin
dies to suit doors of all widths.
Also, an extra super article Of front door Locks,
with latch white knobs and silver mount
ings, mortise locks with Argillo knobs of Gothic
style and finish, article, first offered in this
market, for saleby H GRFFITHS b CO
dec 6, 40 No 2, Jefferson street
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-06
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. 1 e % |:

AZ New Haven, Ut, June IL, lS4y, Rev. AARoN Dur.
fea aged 60. Mr. ID. graduated Yale College 10 1909
e4ed Theology with Pres. Dwight, and Pastor of
sse Chsrch IN Cuilfosd Ct, IS He to Iowa
e the Ssmmer Of le43, and ministered short time in
nsFiegtea - the Church then worhpping Main street.
Ne will y remembered foS his ceerunsss energy Of
eI~acser he retained East Of the failure
bic hs,alh.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-06
T.OOk ut fhiS!!

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN!!i
MIR BALTHIS, an Artist, whose experience has
Il rendered him unsurpassaoie IN this beautiful
art, and whose productions, the best judges admit
are superior, has opened rooms in Judge Wight
mans residence, on Main street, few doors north
Of Jefferson street, Burlington, and is now prepar
ed to take perfect ikenesses, of all who may favor
him with a call. He possesses one Of the best
(Voigtlanderl Double Achromatic Quick Working
Cameras ever imported to this country, and Of the
largest site. With this Lens, light hair and eyes,
or dark, can be taken with equal perspicuy there
by producing better picture than is possible to
produce with q common instrument such as is
generally used. The most artistic skill will be
practised in positions in equalsing light and shade
the face, so as give every life like appearance
and entirely obviate the fiat, cadaverous appearance
so common to Daguereotypes. THESE pictures are
taken by an excess of Chlorine vapor, which places
them beyond all fears Of fading, SO common to the
old process. Persons visiting the city on business
or pleasure should not neglect this opportunity
Instructions given in the Art with all the recent inn
proyements, and appurtenances iound.
Operating hours from A. NJ. to p. NJ.
T5.Mr BIS stay is for few weeks only.
Burlington, Nov. %, 1S49 J. MILTON BALTHlS
Millinery and Mantua Making.
Aapn MRS HOLDRIDGE respectfully informs the
E3 Ladies of Burlington and vicinity that she
Vx&has removed from her old stand to the west
side OF Main street between Jefferson and Wash
ington, over the City Auction Room, where she
Sull continues the MllIineFy anu Mahtua making
business in all its various branches. She would
return many thanks to the ladies for their past pat
ronage and solicits q continuance, as she hopes
she is now amply prepared to give entire satisfac-
ton to all who may choose TO favor her with CALL
variety of Fancy Articles, Dress Goods, Shd,cls,
etc., will be kept constantly on hand, such as Bon
nets bandboxe plumes head rib
bons, flowers, collars, borders, edgings, silk thew
ell, silk laces grapes, hosiery, gloves, linen and
Victoria bobins; French and linen floss; spool and
sken thread; sewing Silks silks; satins; velvets;
pushes; SHE'LL side and tuck combs; needles; pins
hooks and eyes; cord whaebone,net caps, etc.
All orders from a distance promptly attended to.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-06
WIN. NJ. WALLBRIDGE.

Notary Public, Scrivener and Land Agent.
" ILL give particular attention to drawing and
w taking the Acknowledgements Of Bonds, Deeds,
Mortgages Powers Of Attorney, and all other instru-
ments of writing affecting real estate, and to the
transcribing of papers and records generally.
Having made arrangements with an agent at
Fairfield, he is prepared to transact any business
in the United States Land Office at that place such
the entry Of Iands the location Of Land Warrants,
the filing Of deelaratory s'afements for pre-empton
rights the procurement Of land patents, etc, etc.
He will also attend 70 the purchase and sale of
lands, farms and tocs lots, and to the payment OF
tarcs.
Mr. w. refers to Messrs Grimes 4 Starr, w. r.
Coobaugh & Co. and Garrett 4 Cooper, Burlington:
b. Hem, Fairfield; v. Van Antwerp, Keokuk
Charles Nealey, Iowa City; Judge Lockwood, Jack
sonsille, lllinoisi
Office at the Co. Commissioner Office, corner Of
third and Washington streets.
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