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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-09-27
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THE well known Burlington Steaa@ Are as@ GU
Mn, with DWELLING. Smith shoa aa5 stable II
three acres Of land immediately Adjoining the sou
boundary of the city.
Ii not disposed Of soon, it will be TO eass fof Obs
more years. JAMES MchELL.
Nrrlinn ton. anrlSt l6. lSk9-tf. -
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PAINTS, OILS. ETC.

PAINTS, OILS. ETC.
sEkA KEGS pure white lead; casks Lamp black;
1osP bills. whiting, linsera oil and turpehtlne;
4 do madden; 800 lbs. good Indigo;
500 lbs copperas; caSk yellow Oehre;
800 lbs. alum, red lead. iitharea, L. de sienna
Prussian blue, chrome yellow;
Paris green, ETC.. for sale at
iuae %, 1919 Parsons. tcPF * t,sa~F' =sS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-09-27

ECEIVED, June 21th. lSts, per steamer Antho-
1 nv WAYNE, one Box containing Bark Mill. mark
ed .Alpheus White, Burlington, Iowa. which IL
not caird'for in 80 days viii be sold in payment of
freirht and charges. faug 3o-lm) FooTE 4 co
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NGliccs!

John COOPER, having taken Hedge and RAN
j som's New Brick store Jefferson street above
the Barrett House, and having just received a new
and extensive supply Of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Queensware, Boots and shoes. Hats and
Caps Glass, Nails, ETC.. ETC., which he offers for
sale very cheap, Wholesale and Retail.
Produce as well as Cash, taken in exchange for
Goods. Call and see. Burlington. sept Is, 'l9
NTOTICE.-The Rev. Mr. BATCHELDER will be
ready to receive into his family for the pur-
poses Of instruction, limited number Of young
men, or lads, the first of October next. He will
afford instruction in any of the branches usually
pursued in academies and colleges.
Terms for tuition, board, fuel and lights, two dol
lars per week. sept ID. ls49-u
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODStl
+ oCKARD s CO., have just received AMI are now
! 4 opening a very large and handsome supply Of
FaH and Winter Goods, which for variety and cheap
ness cannot ai 10 please every taste. All we ask
is call. burlington, aug 3o) LocKARD co
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wM GARRETT. wMr. COOPER.
Garrett & Conner.
j. M. s5cFallin & co.

- ENERAL Produce, Commission and Forward
ing Merchants, No. 40 Levee street, 81 Louis,
Mo- - Personal attention given to, and liberal
Cash advances made on consignments of produce
when rennired. aIlw 9. lHi9-4m
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rISEETII: +. T.. Gay having tceH app0i@t&& &~"'ss
for a large Eastern Manufacture has ,n
several thousand teeth Of al kinds. Geld b3@'@
springs furnished TO order. fnay n, u
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

GARRETT & COOPER have removed their Dry
u Y Goods store from Jefferson street. above tht
Barrett House, to Main street, south of Jefferson.
nearly opposite Fear Creegan's, and next door to
]. 5. Kimball & Co., where they will be pleased TO
see their old customers and all others wishing to
purchase Goods for Cash or Produce.
aug so. '49 ..a@s GARRETT COOPER
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NIOTICE--We inform the public and our friends
~ especially, that we never engaged Mr. S. APPEL
as our agent, as we don't know him at ALL Mr. APP
fel only used our name for his own convenience
We would at the same time recommend our fash
ionabe and well assorted stock of Dry Goods, Ho-
siery, Laces, Trimmings, Fancy Goods, Notions,
Cutlery ETC., etc., and request all Merchants visit
ing st Louis to give us call before asng else
where. OTTENHEIMER 4 CO.,
sssss No. 16S, Main street, {up stairs)
sent Is. 1S49-N St Louis, Mo.
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To Country Merchants and Physicians.
!, Fresh supply of Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals,
- etc, of superior quality. just received and for
sale low for cash by BURNAP.
Burlington. Iowa. a.1u, 9. 1S4q
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DOTANIC MEDICINES; Poeny Root, MAY Apple,
- Lobea seed and Herb, Ba,mony ,Spearmint, Col
don seal, Gum Msrrh, Feserfern, Cayenne, Blessed
Thistle, Poke Root, Cocosh, etc., for sale by
april II, '49 u JALLABT
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HORACE y. 4. prLLra
Land General Agency once @t ths Capital q IN,
soss, CITY ~ sprisgheid. BtT
no Of inois Iands, Aoers Of ns ialeS.
sdne and all desous Of YfAaslas Stafs VIA
iaois scrip o. boadsTe Undersigned would
the public that they have established in this che capital m
State Of Illinois, aad and general Office for tbs ansacos
Of all business appeanng uesoo within ms limits o. the
All transactions relative 20 the sale examp
Ing lands and reporting their ocaon advantages and paying
selling all descriptions OF state
other general land agency ON ~
most extended SCALE will promptly faithfully attended TO-
RkykRksoksi
Messrs. Deifendorf 4 Niles, waslnsion city.
A. Gowdy Co, Louisville, Kentucky.
Thomas J. Reed, ESQ., !" :" #E N.# .H.
Messns. Syckes Co.. st. Louis, Missouri
A. Chrisfy, esd, #N III .tEa y. 5.
Hon. Thomas u. Campbel auditor l5e
: John Moore, treasurer
Z sy Il. nr rs.,.s., Judge supreme court.
S Sss5s i MsS;w y. sheldon New Yors ely
O. Bsr,et esq, No. 4 Front street, /" ESQ
Gen, Robert Patterson, Philadelphia.
Gen. Adam Dilier, ~t' b ts# s4 lafsg falee .s.
Jos, L. Chester, esq.
Col .. W. Black, Pttsburg, Pa t' .ts III.
Gen. Caleb Cushing Boston, Mass.
g. p. Sanger, esd, 60 49, @ f ~
Henry H. Stone, ESQ.,, "st 49,. IT Igt4.t .tr...
J. d. Pratt Co., Baltimore, Md,
Ap 1l--dm&swam s5s K sfGstt8n&s.Hf tHsss
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nHE AMERICAN FAHsTEp i puh.hed monthly

THE AMERICAN FARMER is published monthly in ih'
city Of Baltimore u 81 per copies Cor ~ thirteen o
S0 Thirty for SO volume In July under The
favorable auspices u is the organ Of the Maryland snte Agr
Society," and all e prize Of committees
published therein. The society il last meeting determined q
$780, be appropriated IoIowsi piece Of silver plate
valued go TO M awarded 70 the person obanne by the LIST Of
October, the largest list OF subscribers The volume com
uencing go for the second and so for The third larges
M The puihIser added I'VE other patfo IN ae
cultural works He offered 800 prize for the
coming volume silver plate for the best for the
ulan buildings and Of
rm ward cultivation tobacco and
$40 Tor the best essay management Of the dairy.
appear July, will contain Of the mos
valuable papers Ruryfr, virginia
presented agricultural public particularly 81 the ude
regions Of virginia. Maryland, Caonas 10 details
five he bFs occupcd his present
Virginia. and concIney a with reason
Of prudence In management farming be made n
busnes The second aer he took
his Mr. Ruin shows that hts clear Interest the
invested for land implements sck c SIG
third ~ 81 cent; fourth year, 1 cent? and
besides supporting his family, his hands
value Of his hrm inrnoay double ~
he took hand Every farmer and planter particular
tide districts OF country win dts paper viii
the deepest interest lt..
Secretary Maryland Agricultural Society," the
the wire fence and from Col CAPRos the sub
'e1 AsS %,n appropriate SAMUEL SANDS rubl,.be
Maryland state Agricultural society's Han,
June o8-2awAt i2s baltimore St, Baltinoro, Maryland
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street Ms ysr under charge q Henry Poor editor
leading railroad men in the country
Sn ssi and has so1S o.. SDss y We
humble begings, contributed 10 carry ID oiward
M Inc whole civilized world become dependent upon
The locomotive railway system has now become the great
great idea q modern ms. has already done 70 relieve
elevate him In me scale Of being than other agency
Of nahe most extraordinary instrument fog good e world
ssiest bird upon wing thought language alone
butma, living, breathing, sensitive mapnstnet with life,
creation, Without danger and without fatigue enables
enosn, physical and ,hs various pleasures Of
ns se,s ss ~ sys i gyss TO
creating ofenoymeni and Multiplying TO an infinite
VII fS no ssSssss IL work has
and a. 2 ne highest ,os
borood paccay poongs our being NOT to one but % four
0 %sss s aSo s .ass a has s s
mary h rewards g, e ~ RI. hs ar ,o
views, we intend in accordance with their spin, conduct the
The history influence and improvements railway,
inquiry management discoveries, The
mechanic ar.s steam navigation and
braced in the range Of our labors.
Of and iron @aagaee
s al s% All sn ws . ss
Mr. Hodge has for many been engaged in The
embracing descriptions different localities ore tic
blast furnaces and de results Of e WORKING T " WORN s
Is published in condensed form in the Journals series
Sss ass and saeS plans and
Besides this work M Hodge furnish
% have Sssa y s
mining subjects generally. ,..,....,,. -
mining s.e%p sJ VI made
the iron manufacture and mining Of the whole
-, IT.
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EI.rts Vegetable Extract
only remedy s can s e g. Co. ss cure
headache, neuralgia Affections debility de-
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EPILEPSY OR FALLING SICKNESS,
bysleca fts COMMISSIONS spasn,s, sc. II known that from
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existence, and a. last yielded up lives on he
ALTAR OF INSANITY
The proprietor Of e Vegetable Extract however feels deli
fully invite physicians al who interested @ examine
bur Y i 70 ss name q humanity no longer let
HARTs VEGETABLE EXTRACT,
For sixteen has been tested BY many who have su
ed with this dreadful disease and n every case where has had
colo"s Dsaslos Yontsra New York. states TIA. his daughter
cured by The Of .ho vese,abe Es,rss. :. 's'
health her every other had ied by the
Dr. Charles A. Brown Dover county, Alabama who is
q s s ny s Of he Extract @ he
ng pescbes case Of epilepsy which comes under his
Curtis O Maybe formerly postmaster at Lime Mills caw
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table Extract successfully u his family highly recommends 10 all
Mr. stephen T. Pratt corner Of avenue and Twenty
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Rev Mr. smith, Rector Of ST. Peters church, spo,swood New
Jersey who has been afflicted with epilepc fits for than
health much improved that he hopes BY Divine blessing
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Law s,nool m Lexington, virginia.

THE subscriber proposes open School plnce
mencing Monday, 18th day Of October emna
ting on day ofsarc The pupils will BE- divided into
The book used in the junior will be STE
phens Blackstone IL vol srs on Evidence stephen ON Plead
embrace fuckers Commentaries, Greenleaf and sare Ev
list each) stephen Pleading Goulds Pleading III
81 Chy Pleading oIconbes InIoducton W Equity Jurs
prudence, Lube Equity Pleading, Mtords Pendur Iorhaxs
Property Executors
Arrangements win bc made with Philadelphia law Publisher fur
he above works. terms, and young pro-
posing attend The subscrbers lectures requested give him
early notice of hef intention, and % inform him whether they desire
TO be supplied sny portion through
dum. They win DO fnshed 20 The students The
class win privilege
course without additional charge The hours CIR daily
hu sfndcn1r enable
member the
~ washington College they expcdien 10 do co.
few lectures
dcton ana practice Of the Federal Courts. ~
the ne wiz be 500 per session. payable IN advance.
Lsnseros, Va, July 10, 1919.
July i7-4
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SANDS sARsAPARILLA,
I'm quart bottles.

CoR the removal permanent Of all diseases arising from
hla Kings Evil Rheumatism Obstinate cu,sneOas Enpons
na~osa Or ieser, ead Head management and Pain
Bones and Joa s.sboa Ulcers syplss Symptoms saea
seiiss DIOPy Exposure or imprudenee in M Also Chronic
In this preparation are strongly medicinal
properties saapalla, combined with the mos, edee,aa aids,
saluay simples OF the
knsdom fully only by patients
Ssss a snd Inc appoon o. he public
has established on m merits tor ss"s and y
pais Diseases have been cured ie
VINO capable @Iian. an .s,as
ss lsuns springs o. s vso, throughout
"A0'e 'A''A' ' ANOTHER CURE OF scRoFULA
following striking, and win be permanent Of an
nyeeas scrou commends itself 70 all similarly addicted
F56 Ea. soprHroRT Conn, Jan 1, ls45
Mes.r SANDS, Gentlemen sympathy
inform Of the remakabe cure effected BY your
parts the body the glands Of the neck greatly
and ns ss %s e G
les and below the knee suPpuraicd hsr ad,d should
situation induced % sands' Sara
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before sse bad bodies and delight Of
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nsshbors Knowing Ae, unk highly Of
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eue received from Mr. N w Harris, gentleman
well known in louisa county, VAT
sapaa with scola, and Of cIotaols family
"Psrprnoss aasn, Va, July II, isas,
SAsps' almost unnecessary 70 direct
attention article well known and 50 deserved POPULAR as
PREPARATION patients oen who wish the extract
induced compounds bearing the
name, containing Of virtue of this valuable
benefit read
than In directing their attention 10 the advertisement Of The
Sands another column The bottle has recently been
enlarged quart wish really good article
will Ind all the medicinal value OF the root
The q thcusands has proved ~ efficacy caring le
various diseases for which u b recommended and at ne present
other, perhaps this medicine usefu In
pairing Homo Joarna Sept lso
Prepared Sold and retail, BY A. ID SANDS
Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton street, corner OF William New
York ft[r.sta.a .-....t
Agents Washington city, D. c. n g. Patterson, Charles sot
h ID. w. II. Gilman. Sold In Alexandria by
Cook \ PeII, and In Georgetown BY r. 7. Cissel.
Sold generally throughout the United states and
Canadas. Price 81 per botdej SIX bottles for -.
Mar lS-tloJuly
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Fauqaier White sulphur springs, virginia,
More generally knopn a. Wnrenton Springs,l


MAS open for the reception visitors the first Of
improvements progress, give aspect
the whole establishment No will be In adding
embellishments, comfort and pleasure
Knowing ocular evidence, positive
Of and is
been regarded policy
modations and complete the original design, crafty
fancy OF guests well
Situated 10 remarkably healthy region, full
bold blue Ridge and vicinity
Warenton visitors horseback
proving roads, enjoy the most picturesque scenery
In the alleys the pistol gallery the billiards,
healu dance The lovers Of and flowers
been taken win their approval
fawn, the gold md silver fish, the elk buffalo,
tedious feys
are In word has been taken which expanded
could add the comfort
visitors The hurdle and tournament fancy
ade, and brilliant fireworks win lend eir attractions
preparations designed far gay only
holy ministers OF religion OF denomination, corda
grudgng nvitaton spend the The
OF the church respected throughout
These springs Is Is miles, according
cksbur, and AZ or 80 from Alexandria Tnwceky
win from both these points ill July, when daily lines will be
iabsed. Visitors leaving the District Columbia
ni or reach the springs the
springs known Post Ofce
springs and all letters should directed, they
wauenlon the White sulphur Springs Grrenher
Terms Of board will be olowss $50 the whole end
S75 for three s5
months $40 per week. els for weeks; 81 days
lodging so each Servants and children twelve
No charge for children under years When
repanle tables provided for children before the
who retain their the ordinary table win be charged price
Horses SO cents day, or so n month
The finest wine. and spirits have been procured and coage win
bo charged for private supplies,
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent
June 6-diaw&cp6
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THE LADIES' WREATH,


Maryn Ely pabiisAers lab Nassau street, Ne~ York.
MONTHLY MAGAZINE, % pages with embellishments;
splendid Steel Engraving and cooed Logaphe Flower
pass ~ s % sw a A.f the
o a es. ~ Ss ss as o
DESIGN OF THE WREATH
This appetite engendeed by
agreeable entertaining reading leisure object
me- dc EAMILx ciacLE, continuing PURE cnRis
upon ali its readers and help 10 sustain The great
dasirioas habits aud moral snineu which lie at the foundation
FAMILY ciRcIE We have ssdeavo1s$ and shall si en-
eno plead the cause Of Virtue sieIsence and Religion within
that sacred enclosure and 70 impress upon the minds Of all IL in
relations. AZ FF'.
magazine of Literature and Art, the wRsArn
edited BY Mrs. 8. r. MAsrrs ,e best wi
nder her s@nsaly susied q eOdas, literary
contributors whom Of abIest male and female
OPINIONS OF DISTINGUISHED MEN,
Judge Levis, Loneastsr, Pa.
give. me great pleasure e. g e patronage q ns
which coodueicd hsy elevated
. general sonee s"o ! g s .pss,a vo ?. The moral and
with englayng. executed 10 mastery style edited By Mrs
wcr in our country All nes considered know Of no work o
the kind more deserving Of public patronage
Lancaster, Pa.
Judge Hays, Lancaster, Pa
examined extensively the periodical entitled THH
Diss' Wa. and heartily recommend 70 az who desire
Tho
religious the work,
relation tho formation and Improvement Of
female admirable book o families, whilst
elegance Of the embellishments and the style which
render the centre table. A. ID. HAYS,
Lancaster, PA.
Governor Coofidget Recommendation.
have derived much pleasure from die pesa q the L.pIrs
ofNew York NY OF Inc regard
emnenty calculated FIX sound moral
religious principles In all shall habitay
ink wi suppaning the vhous periodical and
publications that by their cky senmentn
mind and corrupt the hearts Of housands country
stimulate vicious propenes budding
conductor Of the work will have labored n vain
The highly vuous OF reading the beautiful style
Of It's The excellence Of m typography, with the low
price at which offered, all unite 90 strongly recommend
CARLOS COOLIDGE.
Windsor, VI, May II, leao.
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Transplant. University, Medical Dsp-rtmsns.

TransyIyanis University, Medical Departments.
THE will open on Monday November
under the direction Of the following Faculty, vizi
benjamin w Dudley, NJ d. Professor Of the Principles and Prac
tee OF Surgery.
Robert Peter NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
James NJ Bush Special Anatomy.
AMMAN NJ Professor Of Theory and Practice of Med
Eelbe L. Dudley d. Professor ofGenera and Pathological
Henry NJ Ba NJ b. Professor Of Maeua Medica and Thcra-
peuics.
William NJ Boiling, D. Professor OF Obstetrics and
eases Of and Children.
n NJ. skilman, NJ u, Demonstration q Anatomy. 80.
The full hundred dollars invariably
IN advance The Maincuon Library doars
The Dssectna ticket dollars Fee b. twenty
dollars Boarding and lodging from 81 o A. week
Dem OF the Faculty.
s' '"r 81 July 3--2swim.
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New Goods The subscribers have just received from
LIS piece. Is linens. which they waan, TO be pure,
900 DOZEN pS Ssn U as Ss%I % Ss s
g do sheer clear lawn do $50 cents.
g 90 ssI asa Ss% ss%se 90 a'ss Gents
10 dozen real ne, mit., with and wthou, fingers.
| lsycry rich white Grape shaws
| 100 do do misses and ehidrens do every kind.
i % new style Para.c. and pa,asoleis
Together win many oof and desirable articles which the
attention Of the ladies h respectfully invited.
engraved illustrations Of impOan, subjects ny Edward John
cure " JOEL sne% ''' '''''' W" many ''''' :
Theory and Practice yopahy intended g, gepga, BY
AwH
NEW HOOKS just pscsived a, Taylor q maury's
Volume IIdreth's United States
southey's Commonplace Book Noa
Lyell's second Visit United States
fSsG sasp a@ gss .os " os fs e' or the Nc" Una
lust received st s. Parksr.Bay. Tncopherous, caer-
cologne French Soap choice ASSORTMENT Of Buffalo Tuck
Also the eeiebaed Chinese skin Powder for restoring beauty
s and The complexion and rendering e Elm aeicay
A@a-sI tGiqs9 As~ door. below National National Hotel
Rauela-, Vicar wakcaed Of Siberia Paul and
Virginia, Guives Travels, stemes Sentimental Journey
Otanto, &C..
waveny anecdotes Illustrating popular characters scenes
iden In the novels and romance OF Sir Walter Lon
don r4irt TAYLOR d MAURY,
June2l booksellers, 9th street
Aeeordsens and F1ufinas.
UsT RECEIVED, statonen Hail, Of superior toned Ac
rl small sum would 90 well to before puf
chasing elsewhere. W. VI ri }H fss .st7
Also, Fiatinas Of an improved style and tone.
For sale by WIN. FISCHER
July g.
NO. David CapperasId by Charles Dickens, tBoz.)
BY Edward Johnson, NJ. ID. M
This day received, for sale at TAYLOR MAURys
July IS t3 1870 M Bookstore, 9th
1,he Complete containing the Habits Diseases
and Management Stable and the Road
WIN advice TO purchasers. Price - cents. - -. =
JuEH FRANcR TAYLOR
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HISTORICAL Collections OF yirginia, containing .
III collection the traditions kiosaphles
sketches anecdoi ac relating 70 is history and antiquities
gethcr with geographical statistical descriptions which
appended Historical and Descriptive Sketch Of the District efC
lumbia, illustrated with 100 engraving by Henry Howe
volume History Of Virginia, discovery
Europeans the time, by Robert Howcn volumes Io
sale by FRANCK TAYLOR
Aug e ts tselE tsr4 tt st r1 fs
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sf william n. Bayiy, m
Importer and dealer IN any sns srs ,ts,ssy
IE ssciber devo,s 20 the stationery bust
branches, and prepared 70 furnish All Kinds OF
Cap, letter. ledger wrapping note, and ncy papers and en-
vcopes .sf..f.f
Cutlery, pens, quilts
Ink, inkstands, portfolios .Lll-.L "a &. III. I.
H. receiving constantly additions his by Eng
nj. s,s,mcrs and packets very prices
Letter and cap paper AT u Is per resm
June Ip-dH WILLIAM y. hhfLf.
mrRrCAN Consttussons.The Consultations a the thirry
Of United States, corrected down 1885,
CONSTITUTION Of the United saes the Articles Of Confederation
Of Independence, &C. Complete in volume Price
81
Aug % FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ee ~~Ee1 INccn, comprising nasy one bous.nd exracts
ne. shs - asc selected By John Taylor vols price 80
ee~ss Per sais " n FRANCK TAYLOR
JsHM
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Of plain and ornamental guitars with and
nat heads, with without prices my aolaA
Also constantly hand pinnos, the
cturcs, yons flutes from eight neeot
ics, accordeons and aunsz, improved
book for each instrument -. =. d
July 20
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WHATMAS's Drawing Paper.-w. FISCHER, importer
and dealer In superior stationery parchmen Rodger cutie
ny, &e has received, direct fon the manufctue la
der Of the following sizes an u which constantly Cor whole
sale o retail at stalonens' Hall. ].
Cap size IL by rs inches DENY, Is BY 20 nehc. medium
BY ~ nches royal ~ by - inches SUPERFICIAL 70 BY inches
by rs nches double elephant "a BY 70 inebesi anuqAnan "
inches July u
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To Democrats, and the Publishers Denlocrats No
pers. &
HE subscriber having been dismissed from his
Post Office Department for the objectionable sin Of being
cra DESTROYS Of finding employment either the editor
several similar papers. a
REyERsNcEs: Hon. Amos Kendall and Gen. McCala Washing
ton; James M. Buchanan, esq, Baltimore james Page
Samuel Badger esqs rhiladeipha. Robert Morris esq New
Sarkweather Co0perstown NJ " and Hon. Detroit
Communications, postpaid, viii receive due attention.
wAsHIHsToR, d. O., July 10, 1919. July io--a