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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-05-24

New Goods, New Goods!
YNHE subscriber 10 now opening his second
l. lot Of New Goods this season, comprising
large and com plete assortment adapted To the
Spring Trade.-Among which are
100 20. English Merrimac, and low priced
Prints.
90 20. Muslin de LaiAes, some beautiful pat
terms.
20 ps. Rewstyle Ginghams,a good article, al
IL 1-2oents per yard.
20 ps. Fine Black Silk Warp, AlPaccas, Pl'G
and Striped Medona.
ps. Super. wide Black Silk for Ladies'
dresses. ..
a large assortment Of 6ne French Medium
and law priced BrOadcloths and Cassimeres.
Bales Of heavy and unbleached and low priced
Sheetings. BIeached Cotton, Bed Ticks, All
Wool Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Satinetts from
AZ cts. 10 81 per yard.
Also. large assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing.
Ladies' Fashionable Fine Tuscan, Pearl,
Straw and Coberg BOyN:NETS.
1000 Pc. Paper Hangings from 10 TO AZ cts.
ps. A gOod assor. ment Of Competing FASH
Ionable Fur and Silk II .ts. Boots and Shoes.
Hitchcock's Chairs. Also, Flag Bottom.
Groceries, Crockery, Hard Ware,
Nails. Paints, Oil, Window
Glass, Drugs and Me-
IN& dicines.
Also, Three New Carts. All Of which are
offered to the inhabitants Of this and adjoining
Towns, on ~ reasonable terms as at any Coun.
try Store in this State.
p 8. A constant supply Of II books and Eyes
to be sewed on Cards "a be pot "ut.
ELI CURTIS.
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Paper Hangings,
THOMSON'S SALES ROOMS.

They are offered at exceedingly low prices
for CASH. Never have we been selling as
many goods as at present; never have we sold
goods at so low prices.
@-New Goods opening every week 40
W. s. THOMSON.
May 10th. lS49. SO
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DRESS GOODS,

5000 yards new printed Muslins at I2 Ia cts
1900 yards new printed Organdies at ! >hil.
cas- Fench Ginghams at IL l-2 cts.
| case 5.4 do Is cts.
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SAINT n@UIso
GREATER INDUCEMENTS THAN
CALIFOkNIA-FOr 1SA9.
THOR the oDnrnochinr Snrinu. I am manufa cturinO

CALIFOkNIA!-FOf 1649.
TNOR the approaching Spring, am manufacturing
i the largest and most splendid assortment of
e=s8a READY-MADE CLOTHING! "
Ever offered BY any house. It will be beyond de-
scription! The Wholesale and Retail Trade Of the
past year so far exceeded my expectations, that it
was matter of impossibility for me to supply the
great demandl For the approaching Season, feel
confident in asserting that will be enabled to sup
ply the demand of the entire West. s5sF
The Tremendous amount Of Business that am do
ing and entirely upon the cash principle: enables
to manufacture Goods at far less prices than any
other concernj and am determined to s
@ To sell them at a small ProftN aseH
So as to make it An OBJECT for every Country Mer-
chant to invest his cash capital in Clothing, it
will pay him better profit aneef with quicker sales,
and leare nc remnants to loose on. Ny stock this
Spring has been manufactured entirely different
from any previous one. l have devoted my whole
time and attention to it, as my brother. Charles g.
Martin, attends to the st Louis establishment. My
styles and patterns have all been selected with great
care, and are all rich and beautiful. All ask is the
pleasure of call, when am confident that you can
not fail being pleased with any
STYLES, PATTERNS AND PRICES.
Merchants who are in the habit of trading East,
and those bound for California, will find, by looking
through my stock, that they can buy cheaper than
can be bought in the Eastern markets, and save
thereby expenses of going, coming, transportation.
etc. etc. q. -........
MY stock this season is, and will be, tremendous.
ly large, and am determined to close it off with
the season.
All bills warranted to be packed correctly-sizes
and goods guaranteed to be perfect.
Ihave but ONE STORE in the city: 'fs .
No. l1s Main Street, Saint Louis, Missouri.
at the lo,cest Cash Prices. JOHN 7. MARTIN
ST TnniS. march L.. 1S49-2m,
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ssBeWare Of C0untcrfeiters."

HAvING determined on moving in the Spring TO
II California, am selling OIL my entlre STOCK
Of select Fancy and Staple Dry Goods AT COST.
Afew who have found my unprecedented low prl-
ccs to draw their customers and seriously Interfere
with their customary profits, and as the only expe-
dent to save themselves, have resorted to copying
nv sign, but not prices they not possessing one eri-
ginal idea themselves. ..
Iwould say to all No. 2, BUENA VISTA, which
in the Spring is to be transferred to San Francisco
is the only original, where Great Bargains are to
be had. Gz-ScHing ctat Cost, and no Mistake.
Iwould call the attention of House-keepers to my
stock of aElg g-.s4 as7 t@
Carpetngs, Oil Cloths, Table Cloths;
Table Damasks and Diapers;
Long Shawls, French Merino, ETC., ETC.,
and large assortment of seasonable Goods too nu-
merous to mention within the limits OF an adver'
tisement. +s.f# Er
But would say come one, come all, as from my
heretofore acknowledged low prices, great deduc-
lions will be made, which will give purchasers un-
precedented Bargains. Come and see, as pieose
myself to sell on the above Terms.
Burlington, Jan. 4, 1919 JOHN FULLERTON
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sAlNF LOW so,osI
Great W estcrn Cheap Reok Store.

II VAN DIEM, late OF the firm Of MAPS, Corr
N. NIsH Co.,) has associated with himself In 10
siness j. w. MACDONALD, or 81 Louis, under the
title OF VAN DIEM = MACDONALD,for ths pub
fishing and supplying the western County WIN
CHEAP BOOKS. Having made all suitable arrange
ments with the publishers, and from long expert
cnce in the business, we are safe in promising y
supply all orders at Eastern Prices. s.E#s ..s.5sr
Il. Van Diem will remain in New York, to attend,
to supplying the House with the earliest and beat
works in all departments of Literature, which VIII
enable to fill any and all orders whatsoever d the
earliest moment. = . s 81 IA. - sies
J. w. Mac Donald will attend to the establishnent
in st Louis. and by strict attention TO he
feels confident Of giving satisfaction.
We have now on hand a complete assOrtment 81
School, 5Esrelidncos and Medicdi Bsokss Wr1ffng md
Wrapping Paper, In large quantities, all Of which
will be sold at the lowest New York prices. Prices
freely given to those who wish to look farther BE-
fore purchasing. 80. s..
From the adv antagcs we hare In obtaining Books,
ETC., are confident that Country Merchants will
find ii much to their inter ests to obtain their sup.
plies Of us, in preference to obtaining them in the
Eastern Cities. ~ s
as- n. Van Diem wall attend to any and all orders
House. VAN DIEM MACDONALD,
Successors to Nafs, Cornish Co., 206 Main street,
between the Virginia and Missouri Hotels.
N. B.-We are agents for the Clinton Paper Mills,
Ohio and prepared to furnish printing ana wrap.
ping paper at mill prices; also, printing Ink.
st Louis, Feb. ~, l8i9-3m s @# De- III.
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n, l. r. B. Whittemore,

Bank Of the state Of MissouriJ wholesale DealersIn
Hats and Caps,
A RE now opening their Spring Stock, consist
"A ing Of the follow kinds of goods, which will
be sold at low prices. In the stock will be found
and many kinds for the Mercan and California trade.
Leghorn Hafs.-75 dozens single, assorted;
100 dozens double brim, Fashionable shape;
rs dozens double brim, low crown; .
100 dozens boys and children's, double and single
brims. 5@#N
Panama Hois.--l0 dozens extra fine Panama Hats;
10 dozens low priced; 20 dozens medium; 7a
Palm Leaf Hats.--2OOO dozens mems Palm Hats, as
~ sorted qualities;
1900 dozens boys, Palm Hats, assorted qualities;
Rutldnd Hdts.-4O dozens medium low crowned;
n 40 dozens fine fashionable Rutland hats.
Merican Hats.-200 dozens soft black Tampico hats;
7s dozens pearl white TamPico Hats;
100 dozens soft brown Tampico hats;
California Hats.-l5O dozens black Hats for CaifOr-
mia and Mexican trade;
SO dozens white hats for California and Mexican
trade;
100 dozens pear, hats for California and Mexican
trade. zsaszz h
Woo, Hats.-2oo dozens mems and boys pearl wool,
extra assorted styles;
400 dozens mems and boys pearl wool, good;
900 dozens mems and boys black, white good;
100 dozens mems and boys black, white, common.
Pearl Fur Sporting HGfs.-iOO dozens mems assort-
4 ed qualities;
50 dozens boys assorted qualities;
SO dozens boys black and pearl soft Tampico.
Silk Hdts.-l50 dozens low priced silk Hats;
100 dozens fine silk Hats;
$50 dozens medium silk Hats; b.. . ...s-f
rs dozens extra line silk Hats. -aas ... II.
Russia Hafs.--250 cases fashionable Russia Hats,
assorted qualities;
$50 cases broad brim Russia. assorted qualities.
Nutria Hafs.-I50 fashionable Nutria Hats,as-
sorted qualities. -
Black Cashmere Has.-50 cases Cashmere Hats; as
sorted qualities. g-.F 3.5i5 @
Coney Hafs.--75 cases COney Hats. #s sgi ~
Mems and Boys Cloth Caps-3o0 dozens mems cloth
Caps, a fine assortment;
800 dozens boys cloth Caps, fine assortment.
Glazed Cdps.-2o0 dozens mems Glazed silk Caps;
$50 dozens mems and boys Glazed lawn Caps.
Water Proof Hdts.--75 dozens water proof Hats,
article. sssss-5 5 a4sas. sy@H-are
D3-Wo invite tho Attahtior Of all p<rsohs wanting
goods of the above kinds, to our stock, and think
they will do well to give us call.
st Louis, February Is, IS49. SIN II. II. d. w.
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Facts for the Psspie.-AIore than fifteen years Of
unrivalled in the cure OF every variety of
external diseases and Injuries such sprains cuts,
bruises, burns, cutaneous eruptions, sore lips,
breasts, chapped hands, chilblans, bies, ulcers,
corns pains in the back sides or other parts ofthc
systen attesnake bites, ETC, bears ample testino-
ny mat sloan's ointmrnt is Just the thing for the
hour. Certificates without number have been re-
ceived BY the Proprietor from
uas, giving "details of remarkable cures effected by
its use. e 1912 .".' 800 81
All the medicines advertised by W. D. Sloan are
sold on agency by N. Woolsey & Co., Burlington,
Iowa. For particulars see Sloan's column Of adver
isements.h zla.- Z. LnaL .aala. --z.n-1l .z- -
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Commercial.

69pDRAGo's MEDICINE.--Or the Indian Queen
Vegetable Sugar Coated Pills. These Pills have At
tanned an unprecedented popularity; because in all
diseases peculiar to the West they have had unpre-
cedented success. is no wonder, therefore, that
medical charlatans have been engaged in manufac-
turing and sending abroad ohter pills and medicines
with the vain hope Of rvaling in public estimation
s.Braggs Sugar Coated Pills." This cannot be done,
as some who have tried the spurious medicines have
found to their cost. 3. z5ftr- zaa0
C. w. Bodemann ond J. F. Tallant agents Bur-
linrton Iowa. tifS4.s *'s-it' ' 90 e5't 5= 80.
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10000 Fruit Trees

<AHs AT ANERY'S nursery SIN miles west SCUM
u 3 west of Burlington, comprising selection Of
- Apples, Pears, Peaches, Nectarines, Grape
Vines, ETC., propagated mostly from trees proved in
bearing and embracing many Of the most approved
standard kinds; also some new varieties, procured
from the most correct Fruit Growers andpronounc-
ed by them entitled to rank among those decidedly
first rate. Of Apple trees, over 100 kinds, Of two
and three summers growth, propagated mostly by
Root Grating. Price per single hundred IL dollars,
for 900 II dollars per hundred, for 400, 10 dollars
per hundred. @@s
Also, 1000 Pear trees, extra size, Of five years
growth, price s25 per hundred 81 cents eachcon-
sistng in part Of the following kinds: Bartlett, Ear
Nv Butter Marie LOUISE Seckel, Fall Butter, Cras-
sane Bergamot, Bell Pear and others. ..5... 4--.l
Thirty kinds of select Peaches, embracing the
most popular and hardy sorts; price i2t cents each
also Nectarines, Apricots, Ounces, etc.
Isabella and Catawba Grape Roots at from 81 to
$40 per 100, together with other small Fruits.
Specimens of some Of our Winter Apples can be
seen the coming Spring by those wishing to pur-
chase trees. zzz.e s.,.s. - -
Trees well packed, in bundles, with wet straw for
shipping and delivered IN Burlington. ..-.
All communications, Post Paid, TO be addressed
to the Subscriber. II. ANERf.
Burlington. Iowa, Feb. l, 1S49-2m .a.m.
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Tue PaonprNEss OF TELEcRAPH Re-
rpIfERs. We are indebted to the Louis
VILE papers, received by steamboat, yes
tsrday. and NOT 70 our telegraph reporters,
~ The knowledge Of the fact that General
TAYLoa hsd arrived lat 2 louisville. - 81:
Things sre fast verging to Z crisis in This
d y sassa & sSlt p'y' arranssnsat'.-
:tso, Hep9allscsctn, Iaat uao9 q lol>sl'#tEo1
The Richmond papers announce the
death, in that city, on the 9th, inst.,1 Of
DasJAnIHi WATKINS LEIGH, aged g.
NJ leigh was distinguished as . lawyer,
: legisllslory and = politician. He was =
Hspher q the United States Senate dur
iSe lSe Standardization Of Gen. jackson, ]
was rssiasnt Of the Harrisburgh Convsn-'
Apthstia 1e $40 nominated Gen. Harrison
fN President, but for some years past had
confined his labors to the practice. Of his
profession. 2 TIE Richmond Can piler.
NSH9avs. .st331ss 81 bns uasI5list TsaTes
.s1aAis death, tie Il, people Of Virginia will
let Tint ot1e of the most distinguished Of
ns n who have given renown to her hon-
eFed name, has passed away from the
sssnes oflife. Cd IL ibehooyes those who are
ring up To- their places, 70 emulatethe
lshsntlabor and higl,sintegrity by which
alsne they attained their eminence. ,55,i y
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D.CorNEL's MAGICAL PAIN ExTRAcToR.-Ihs
great healing ointment. which extracts alfire from
burns almost immediately upon its application,
should always be kept in every family. It's effects
are truly surprising, it reduces swengs and stops
inflammation it heals bruised or broken limbs with
out pain or soreness. Eyes that have been sore or
Unframed for years, is sure tocure By its appli-
ton, every species of sores, both old and new, are
immediately cured. Poisons occasioned by thebites
Of insects are immediately extracted BY this salve
It first causes the poisonous matter to discharge,
and then heals the sore. Hundreds in this city, and
in all parts OF the Union wherever this salve has
been used stand ready TO testify to its magical
effects in removing an pain and always healing in
Incredible short time, and never leaving any scar.
Several physicians in this city universally pre-
scribe tt in old cases OF burns. II is given to tho
poor and suffering rNew York Express.
Sold by C. w. Bodemann andJ. r. Taliant, BUR-
lngton, Iowa, and BY Comstock Co., So second ST.,
New York; Comstock Brother, st Louis. s.t5.@,.,t
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BURLINGTON N HAWK-EYE.
-EducatiOn-

II y. JAMES g. SHlNN, will continue his tn
NJ structions to class of Young Ladies, and is
enter upon the duties Of another quarter
He will teach all the Appropriate branches desir-
ed by such class ts 5a5 4 q
Hours of instruction, from to 4 O'Clock. i3 i
sTERMs:--$6, 4 and 3 90 per quarter. oi& t9e
R,,rl 0w<D NIarc ~
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easM FARMS FOR SALE.-A valuable farm con-
&HE tanning 345 acres 10 miles north of town in
-. Yellow Spring township, $40 acres fenced and
under improvement, brick house two stories, 30 by
81 feet with convenient out-houses.
Also, half mile distant from this farm another is
for sale containing sos acres; 900 well improv
ed, well watered, with the necessary tenant houses.
The above farms are for sale cheap; If not sold
they will be for rent. For particulars enquire of
Samuel Pitt upon the premises or of
Burlington. Feb. ~. lS%9 GRIMES & STARR
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M ANTED-The undersigned will pay the high. :
b es!prces paid in the market for Pork, w heat,
Corn, Oats, Barley, Beans, Flax Seed, Dry IGidesf
and Wax. Those indebted to them VIM Garrett i
& Cos, can pay their notes accounts with either
Of the above articles. , s.f 80
Dec. 7, 1918 Cox, GARRETT &Co
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Sc. g .,aaliNa i|s paper announces that sundry
e sS vers prevented from going to sea
joy and eisms.'' The next number
~ y That the impeachment. to nayiea-
. 'p0uid have read .fogs and calns."
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-01

"! sick passenger by the Crescent City,
writes from Panama to the New York Re-
esfdsr thus: II have no lime to give my
reasons forlwhat am abddt u say; but in
ssyiAe i / utter the united sentiment Of
every passenger whom Thave heard speak
.epsthe subject Iii this-and ] say il in the
i'eas 81 God and love Of man, 70 one and all
~ ~ means, and for no CONSIDERATION,
4onr 70 come this route. II had rather
!. The doubling 81 Cope Horn dozen
uRe., o. all the dangers and tolls of the
eserisnd route fer a year, than repeat this
Jourrney.i 1 have nothing 70 say Of other
routes, but Dox'r TAKE TINS. A $500
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E3-Would any one suppose such men as Judge
William Burke, Rev. G. w. Maley, DR. William J.
Richards, and DR. Hiram Cox, Professor in Medic
cal University Of Cincinnati would openly and fear
lessly recommend for Coughs, colds--yea, even for
consumption Dr. Rogers Lverwort and Tar, ifthey
did not know the medicine possessed all the virtues
claimed for il by its distinguished INVENTOR Surely
not Then why trife with mere palliatives, and
suffer the insdious destroyer to progress until the
last scene is forever closed. ' SO
The medicine may be had from c. w. Bodemann,
Burlington, Iowa.
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J, s, Kimball & Co.,

Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware. Queens
ware, Boots and Shoes Hats Caps &c.
Would inform their friends and the pub
lie generally, that they have received their
Fall and Winter Stock of Goods, A.
al their old stand, where they have hand large
and beautiful stock Of Goods in their line, consist
ing Of all the varieties adapted Of the season, and
selected with the greatest with regard TO style
and quality, to which invite the attention OF our
friends and dealers generally. nov -, 1888
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~ NOTICE..'

" N OTICE. -
THE firm OF Cox, GARRETT & co., will be dis
i Solved about the 18th of March. Any one wish
ing to make any arrangements with us will please
call before that time, WILLIAM GARGETT will
have no control of the business after that date.
march /, iS49 cGX, GARRETT < co
Special Tax Sale for City Improvements.
DY virtue of warrants to me directed by Levi Ha.
- GER Mayor Of the City of Burlington, have Sci
zed the following lots and parcels OF lots of ground
in said city, and will Saturday, the 10th day of
March, Is4s, at the Mayors Office in said city, sell
the same or so much Of the same, as may be neces-
sary to satisfy and pay the special tax assessed and
levied upon said lots parcels Of lots respectively
By the City Council Of said City, to defray the ex-
pense Of improvements made by said city upon the
several streets and alleys upon which the same are
respectively situated, viz 4 Il @a q - Il
No. /. TO defray the expense of improvements made
on Main st between Washington and Columbia SITS.
Be ynhart HEM; Lot No. c0l S61,l9
Charles Mason; north one Sd ofiot No 200 1918
N. B.--The several amounts Of tax above set forth
bear interest at the rate Of six per centum per
mum from the 3Oth day Of October ls4S. fa ~ e
No. ?. To defray expense OF improvements on the
alley running from Valley to Jefferson streets be-
tween Front and Main streets. ,gs-ee' : -ls.5
James L. schoolfeld; Lot No. SO $14,50
N. B.-Said tax bears interest from Dec. 18th,
1913 at the rate of six per centum until paid.
Sale to take place between the hours Of 10 Oclock
A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock, p. M-Tc,7ns, Cash.
st.@n'f'l7 JAMKS WELLS, City Marshal of
Feb. -, Is4s-at af1 se, Burlington.
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!. GREAT ADVANTAGE.

xT7 return our sincere thanks to the citizens of
w Burlington and the public in general for the
very liberal support we have received since we o.
pened here and VIC beg leave to announce that we
intend "selling ofv the remaining part Of our Fall
and Winter Stock at greatly reduced prices, as our
buyer is going East to purchase stock of Goods
for the Spring and Summer Trade, and we are de-
termined to make general clearance before our
new goods come on; and from our acknowledged
low prices, persons wishing to get aBargains' will
do well to inspect our goods and prices before pur
chasing elsewhere. SCOTT, WHITEHEAD& CO
Burlington, February, 1919. -ss55sfz.e63.,-5 Ia
-T11 u ELECTION NOTICE. 80
NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified electors
~ of Desmoines county, that at the annual town
ship election to be held the first Monday, to wit:
on the second day Of April next vote will be tax
en- viva voce, for the purpose Of determining
whether or not, special tax shall be levied by the
Commissioners of said county, for the erection
of Court House, etc, agreeable to an act OF the
General Assembly, approved Jan'y 18th, is4s. By
order Of the Board OF Commissioner ~.
WILLIAM NJ. WALLBRIDGE, Co. Com'rs
Feb. %, iS49-lt z. faftHiI%. at Clerk, D. c. 2
TARD-WARE, Queens ware, Boots and shoes, a
1 i general assortment for sale low by -.
Nov Is, ie4S A PARSONS, Corr 4 PARSONS
TNARMERS.-Wew will give the highest market price
i, for COED Butter. SCOTT, WH,TEnEAD& co
TTOUsE-KEEPERs win always find good article
III oftable butter at scoTT, WHITLnEAD&c co y
selling OH.-ReduCed Prices!
~ n0n WORTH OF GOODS. The subscri
lUsUUO,bers, intending to sell of their large
stock Of Goods, will dispose of them at -.
KEATs1 B A r G A IN s..
for Cash or approved Produce CREW & G1LKYSON
Feb. 8, 1919 'i'4 Jefferson street, Burlington
GREAT BARGAINS!! ~ Fl
TIME south half Of lot 2Os, with house and i'm
l lprovcments thereon for sale ut 500.
Lot SIS with house thereon $500. sssy "a s
The south half Of lot III and north Is feet Of lot
ITO being 45 # by lit # with valuable brick house
thereon, for sale at $500. }9sss =#ss8 500 Il
$ The middle of lot 1871 with House thereon for
sale at $4,000. call on (Feb y GRIMES & STARR
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- Cash wanted .En

THE Subscribers request all persons indebtea 70
L them either by note or book account to call and
nav promptly by the 1st Of January next. Pork ana
wheat will be taken on account or for Goods. 1t IS
hoped all persons interested will attend to this no.
tice. We mean what we say, we want cash or ITS
coniva,ent. SWAN & BoERSTLER
burlington Dec IA, 1913 (Gaz copy
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The surviving editor Of The Journal Of
Commerce, Mr. Halleck, concludes some
grateful and generous reminisccnces of his
late partaer with this assurance:
Hasiag remarked, on FORMER Sccasion.
Af "a, Hale gave away nearly all his a.
understandings, il may be proper to add
pnss bis interest in the Journal Of Com
sssce, Is alone q handsome property, and
~ altogether his estate, after deductine
andeotecness, cannot be less than $s75, 600
ft8o000.s tpiasst Nj ,5 35a,f s'.,s.''.,7
scaoly says Of an occasion in which
sIoaer. made ! speech sSomers rose
-. ~ poke little more than five min
49, INK every word was full 81, weighty
esr ; and when he sat down his rep.tar
eas svator and onstitstioaal lasL
~ :: estab!ssked. ~ Our Congress ora
~ slu g, well e ponder this Eve min
- eeeeA IN their hearts. Post, s4a