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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-27
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
Thomas Hedge,

DEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware:
| oueensware, Boots, Shoes, etc., and Produce
of all kinds. store on Jefferson street, between
Third and Fourth streets, Burlington. nov 10
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Hard Ware and Queens Ware.
lust receiving and for sale by the subscribers
j general assortment Of hard ware and cutlery,
also, hhls and crates ofcommon teas, tine flowing
blue and white granite ware.
oct. ,4e. PARSONS, Corr PARSONS.
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49, FOR SALE: Farm about three and a half
p miles from Burlington, containing three hun
~A> dred and thrty-one acres of Prairie and Tim
Der. The Improvement on this farm consists OF a
good frame dwelling House, with log stables; also
an Orchard OF Peach and Apple trees any in bearing
order-about one hundred acres under cultivation.
This farm will be sold at bargain, the owner in
tends residing at the east. For terms enquire Of
+. F. CORDS, Burlington. Isept. Is, 1sis-tf
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Tioh SchooI for Young Ladies,

TN the Basement of the M. +. Church. Pupils
| admitted at any time. Tuition from three 70 hve
dollars per term. Instruction given IN french,
Drawings Fancy work and Music If desired.
Burlington, Nov. Is, 40 Z. w. GRAi,Pgncipa'
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INoRACCo: 80 boxes assorted qualities Virginia
Il and Missouri tobacco, for sale by
nov l. $40. KINRAIIA On
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SUPER otter, nutria and musk cars mems comHs
musk caps, mems silk, plush and cloth csps,bss
10th and velvet do, for sale by
g. ar. '4s LAUMANA Dro
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JAS p YEAThAs x.r. PrTTMAN GEO. n. RoBISSo
Yea imam. ksittanan 4 CO
Timothy ID. Croker.

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Burlng-
~ ton, Iowa, will make collections and attend to
all other business OF his profe sson, in the eastery
counties of Iowa, and north counties Of H.
hos. 81 ONCE, over Scott, Whitehead l. Co.'s
store, Jefferson st. ap 10, I53e
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Stoves! SfOVcs!!

NJ Fare just in receipt from Cincinnati Of large
w assortment Of Cooking and Parlor stoves.
The Cooking stoves comprise several entireIynew
varieties. The Reliance, Air-tight, Iron WITCH and
Combination. The trimmings made here of the
best materials. House Keepers in want of good
Stove, will do well to call and see assortment.
sept s, 's9 [Gaz copyl J G LAuMAN l. BRo
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Eagle Hotel.

49,. FORT MADISON, IOWA, TRAVELLERS say
this Hotel is in every respect equal to any in the
Ess western country. The Proprietor, w. G. STRIFE
late Of the Madison House,) respectfully socits
the patronage of Travellers, and is
Determined TO deserve IL.
Fort Madison, lows, Anil 90, la49-6m w. e. 2.
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-E Perforated Paper. ..rer,
lust received an elegant lot OF perin.a', iors Of
y Of silver bronze ana gold and in all inc .sore.
the rainbow, for sale at the Burlington BOOK
nov 20, ~ - ASAA
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TARPET CHAIN: 1000 lbs white and colofsd
carpet chain, Just received and for sale by
oct 4. 40 &C. LAuMAN -
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ELANNELS: plain aea twiiled scarl-,; oiue ana
L green FlanIels; white and yellow, for s,.H oy
oct 4, 'I9 G LAUMAN & Is, -
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- III Il. Smith.

a TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. OSkaloosa
Iowa, will punctualy attend to any business
entrusted to his care in the supreme and inferior
Courts of the state. and give his prompt attentio,
to the securing and collection of claims. OFFICE
Two doors west OF the Court House dec I 1851 [,
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INOWN LOTS: Nos sse. $40, 30, 30, IA, 2s7, 40
63i a, for sale low for cash or on time, by
Burlington, oct IS, ,49. WARD LAMsoN
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STORAGE! STORAGE!!
NE are prepared to Store all sorts Of Goods.
Waresy Grain, Pork, Lard, Flour, etc., etc. 10
transact any Forwarding Commission Business
on the most reasonable terms at our large and sinh
staatial brick ware house Front street, Durlinu
ton. nov 20, '%S PARSONS, Corr & PARsoNs
CALf.-l00 SACKS G A sails SO bbIs IA. salt, for
IJsale by oct. Is, $40 GARRETT COOPER
COOPERS' TOOLS: Flower, pork and whisky bar
rel Howels and CUR; half barrel and keg do do;
ieveling and champering planes, just reed and for
sale BY July i9 G LAuMAx 4 bro.
lQLANKETS.-A large assortment Of bed bIank-
- cts. also few pieces superior blue and drab
for coats, for sale by
oct. IS, 49 GARRETT COOPER
V7ESTS: satin, silk and worsted Vests, a large
y assortment, just received and for sale by
oct 4, 40 d GILCHRISTA Co
DOYS' CLOTHING: just received 9 few blue
ID Blanket and tweed Coats ALSO fancy cassmcrs
pants.by (octfD D GTLcHRIsT co
THAT'S: super beaver. Moleskn and satin Hats, |
i j etc. ETC., large assortment. just received by
oct 4, s4s GiLCHRlsT 4 co
nITTsBURGH IRON: 20 tons; assorted sizes o |
j sale by (ang 80, '4a) FOoTE
INISH: 90 bbls M ckerel; 80 half bbls do; boxes
i cod6sh; 9 boxes haddosk; 60 boxes herring; for
~ by (nev I. 49, xIAsAlL 4 %
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w. III. ChaHty,


A TTOREEY and Counsellor at Law, Burlington,
"A Iowa. 's"Offce On Main street.
WILL give particular attention to procuring Land
Warrants for Soldiers and promptly attend to all
general agency business. July 81, '4S)
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DLEACH MUsIINs: $50 ps bleach mn,Iias -
LAND ga bleach and brown muslins, for sale BY
oct 4, '49 LarwAs kBN
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josiah PODc

TOMMISSION Merchant, No. 9, Custom-honse
I J street, Boston. Will make advances on con-
sirnments to his care, for sale in this market. he
will also give personal attention to purchasing Gro
ceries and Merchandise generally for Western Mer'
chants. ~ REFER TO Messrs Crimes h Starr, MI
II. s. Adams, Burlington, Iowa; Mr. Otis West, MI
George Partridge, st Louis, Mo. july IL, '49-on
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-27

! DANT& Cashmere. tweed, sattiGett, Corder0b
| Canada grey and jeans, Of every variety. Just ~
| ceived by (oct 'ss) d GneHRis7 co
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A,HikTS: s. d. muslin, calico and hickory shirts;
- wool and cotton flannel and jeans drawers.
oct 4, '49 a..s ID GrLcHRrsT& %
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DAlNTED TUBS: 80 nests pa. "'ea 'up''
l. Sizes, just received and for sale t.,
oct H. a9 wrCo oIsAUen 70
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Iysawsapr ~. Rabbit
A TTORNEY at Law and Solicitor in Chancerv.
Knoxville, Marion county. Iowa. viii practice
IN the District and Supreme Courts of the State nj
Iowa, and in the District Court of the United States
for the State Of Iowa. Feb, Is 1sae
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ckEW rLa. ''r'' &c yoosj
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BUFFALO OVERSHOES: mems buffalo overs shoes
ladies do do far trimmed, for sale by
oct -, '49. JGLAUMAN RRo
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distraction I'm the art OF Singing, Playing
M Piano Forte, Organ Flute, and Violin, &c. &cH
BERLYN professor of music from Germany prepared
OF the above branches Of musc whether his
the residence Of the pupil and will devote himself
uely proficiency Of those intrusted TO his
BMT BERLYN the best Of recommendations from Mon
ea resided professor Of music He
be found ut Mr. Kah piano forte manufacturer, south side
Pennsyvania between 10Th and l Streets or Fishers
Statonep Hall. rf ~
Oci aukm
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For Baltimore.
THE steamer osCEoLA viii, on Sunday, the -
6-<Zpi, September, making tnp week 10
21k the above place, leaving washington every sunday
Returning Baltimore every Tuesday nj
O'Clock p. stop regularly, going and returning at
Ieonardown Md. Mays iver Md and Cone nver, Va
the Potomac for signals on 10 land
FOR NORFOLK.
The steamer for Norfolk every Thursday nj
O'Clock Returning leave Norfolk Friday O'Clock
ID m. Passage and fare g. ~. !,
touches going and returning, Cone river and a. The usual
landings JAMES MITCHELL,
Zen 20 Captain.
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Lives insured. -. :. III
JOSEPH d. COLLINS, President.
Isaac ABBArr, Secretary. .5... 49, a. i
CHAsLEs DIX sILpss No. ii Todds Buildings, Pennsylvania
avenue, Agent.
w r. joHssros, NJ d., opposite City Post once, 9Th street.
Physician .If.II II 40 Hf-
Pamphlets Of the principles and operations Of m
company can be had ON application al the Agents once
g.
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NrOrvcrc Subscriber bees leave to inform
public generally has Just employed workmen from En
rome and cities, Of known skill and experience
together hts knowledge and pneuce In the bust
years. enables him TO say win conndence maj ne
prepared jewcly and costly set gem silver
than other establishment known 70
the country. His customers are Respectfully
requested 10 leave their orders with -. -,,.on,,,
$500 Penn. avenue, between oh and foth streets
| lQ-eodn .t...4.t 4s.ea
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NAN by ue name ar RunI cIArp ma. engaged with young
up ssrssnaria Witch a.. y ca ~ ] MAJ % S
nominating genuine original etc. This Townsend NO doctor
ss.
s s. s.s s he : q % %
week give p Townsend $500 II produce
gle solitary proof Of this This
and paIehass none bn, ne ORIGINAL OLD D
Soso I'm s - A.. having on ns o
the eoatof arms - ..........'-..
Principal eres los Ss..sa i a,ss Sss fers city
Old Doctor Townsend is now about year. Of age and has
10 ~ T snoa una y s @ ~
compelled 10 limit is manueiue BY which has
had proved
ssa. sisss s " excellence and
Grand ana uneo.aIled prep.ration
the largest SCALE and called for throughout
length and breadth the land.
changes iof The bec because On scientific
BY scientific The highest and latest
manufacure the OLD DOCTORS sARsAPARliLA The sar
and properties which re ne and Others
which, preparing USE produce srmenaon and acid
a 80 VOLATILE sy entirely and are os IN Inc
they are no. y scientific known
HIo Which ~ Oh in or as an eshsson under
gives TO il ali its value The 800 - " - f' ''
Oi q, noe laa y m
rst removed everything capable q Becoming acid Of @ena
u .ee 10 s NM Sso,su en Ssys % s ~ xsS
asssss!s ~ y
pA " 49, ~ = 80 ss.... ~ ... 49, ~" w
why hear commentators on every side in
favor by men woen and children We find doing wonders IN
PIAINT and in RIIEuMATisM, scRofunA and FILES COS
T II allCUTANEoUs ERUPTIoNs, PIMPLES ,BLoTCH
Impurity or the blood.
i marvellous eheaey II al complaints arising from
v ~ ,Ii ~ ~. w $3.50 , usaas' W
hands, sSd s
and sene perspraon structure Of te anss md
essy oe p @ h mos ss eacsns s more maesy
Female connplaints
I, works wonders IN cac n Smo ls g. whites. f,,n, ar The
woo " pa.a menses Vi ms
The Kidney r disease .nn A'' 41 eD'''' 'us ''f'
pyss tome ANA snh ~ ~ whole ssy d crs nj s ~
s' 4' s" sa " ..u" 10y ~ .m,' . :" 'is u
and thus relieves variety Of other Diseases
spinal irritation neuralgia b. Voss danee swoonns epePnc hts
possible for this medicine 10 fail do good has nothing
which can sour 2. and
the liver healthy action, the stomach, and good d
nation pures the skin equanes The the blood pro
ducng gentle warmth equally all the body and the inesbe
ons and nyiroes te ere nervous system Is moi this then
TN. ,,..,,.,,,. x,o,, -.,,,,r.,,s,x ,s.c.
nm, .,n anu ~ ,nsss ,n; h sa S ro,,nssnas ,,eo
.ytcIeS TINS vonns msnss 1orid IL NJ, N he - "
w Con,,,sreI ~vsth tl,s ma Iocsor,s
n...,s. Of a. -. 60 ~, ~. 90 a. ,,..nh,a ~ asso,.,o
and NEVER sFoTs while The other DOES II sours ferenn
qud exploding and damaging other goods Must not horrible
Compound be poisonous 20 he system What pu acid into sys
Do we all know r when food sou in our soachs what
hesburn papaion heart
What rofaa ba, an acid haor IN the body hai produces
the humors which bring on eupons Of the skn scad head salt
nothing under heaven but acid sub
which and ta. spo all he aads o. s body more
yates itself between the joints and ana hnang
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GENCY, Wsshingfon.-The undersigned, late Of the In
specon Of the Post Once Department offers his serv
ces 70 generally and those OF the southwestern
section particularly, with that his removal from office
milata
department for honesty, capacity, and hdey and
associates In Office of both parties, with their hearty
o him therein. 7.
An orders 10 attend 70 business every nature
will and promptly despatched.
sN'' 80 JAMES OWNER, Agent
Ju,v 4--dn "a. 1I@ late Of Post Once Department.
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WANTED, daily. at ts Baltmore, Ph,lAdelph,a, View

WANTED, daily, at Baltimore Philadelphin, New
York. Boston, and New Orleans General Agency and Commis
young wholesale and retail stores and other
spectacle business statesmen, ores
Keepers walters mers coacmen, book and map
all branches Of business &C. We
large number Of good situations on hand which
from Those In want OF situations Of
any Kind would give have agents In ene
OF The ctcs which win enable Dis place applicant In
notice. We have large acquaint
ance Cities which trust will embe us to
rive entire sasfacon all who may favor with call
TAYLOR & TAYMAN, No. 50 Second street.
49, n.y. between South and Gay.
NJ b. Persons living part Of the United sae- and wishing
obtain either OF the above cities Will
immcdaey attended BY addressing US line
(post pad as by doing they viii curta both trouble and
which they would incur by coming 20 die city and
seeking employment 'O' TAYLOR TAYMAN,
trs No. SO Second street,
Nav o4-d,f Baltimore, Md.
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WILLIAM H. MINNIx, General Land Once, will
prosecute claims Of before
Congress y the departments His In the different
branches u me especially hose N relation 70
require his services The prompt OF for lands sold
by military viii secured, and all necessary
taken 10 recover lost Claims
vices in te precautionary war he war Of sa and Mexican war
ing collection rents and Of real estate owned
this by non-TesldeDts and others. tfNs te3
made Shields, formerly Commissioner
General Land Office; Richard M Young, Late Connis
Land Offices members Congress generally Of State Of illinois,
Richie, Edmund Burke, Force, W. W. Seaon,
Blair J. O. Riyes, Richard Wallach tt
Office iaup Weedons Coach Factory, west Of the Centre
Market, Washington, d. &.
Sep IL
College ofDcntal surgery.-sesSion Is40-5O.
VE regular Lectures on
the LAST MONDAY oy NoyEMBER, and will continue four
months.
Mechanical Dlssecng Rooms will be opened
Monday OF October. t
FACULTY,
ELEAzAR PAnnLy, M. d, Provost
CnArs HAsMs a, M, NJ. d., Professor Of Principles and
fass.s shs d. Professor Of special
w X. HAspy, M. D., Professor Anatomy Physiology
crnnmus O. CosE, d. d. d. 81 Professor Of Operative and
Mechanical Dentistry.
PnrIP Austen, a. NJ M. D., Demonstration Of Mechanical
Dentistry, and Lecturer ON Dental Chemistry.
The College the provision for
commodous
appliances; Inrmarp
supplied duly with patients for students operate Deeag
Room Museum containing thousands OF teeth Of PATHOLOGY
cal variety and Lecture Rooms &n@Ta &sft x
Tickets for the $l0 Dissection Ticket (opion,) $40
Sept ~sawscsn w. r. HANDY, Dean.
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MR. A. DE vAUDRJCOURT begs leave to inform the
MI public and his friends having permanently located IN Wash
his the tuition 81 the French
tasn Spanish languages and also Of e piano forte and
branches References Of the highest respcctab
will be ycn by applying his residence 18th between and
b. next door Gsons Academy, Daviss music aefe and
Ms. Anderson's stationery store. hHa sH
July I7-eodd
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r,ux prr, r Uous> Furnishing Dry
Vi CLAGETT DoDsON would most respectfully inform all
and those hnve
ed and prepared for The reception OF much more
goods the above line than has ever
purpose making their purchases and would desire
All may pretc best, and mof extensive AZ
snperb Tapestry Velvet Tapestry Brussels and Brussels
Three ply superfne Ingram, ow-piced do 7.
Dnn,ask twiled and plain Venetian Carpetine
Together with everything pretty and good which may BE- needed
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.pso6sar Benjsmin r. woctsef, eseebw
cfPhonopsphy duns the ssvsr Schools IN &
city, ceutinu~ TO- eve itne intsrtgn - fz ruon 1hr 81
ocsns on Penn svenus, ON and M ON ssssek
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ERENCH spolistions prior to 1sOO.-The original cam-
whose memorials heretose presented Congress,
filing generally departed this H,
should themselves Congress
OF
their claims BY direct communication, the duly
original claimants, have addressed
circular letter. with printed forms Of memorial 70 all their
owbom have knowledge but nasrnch Of
teseIvcs known eli such
fully requested imsdae application by letter pos
memorial that the be executed and
Congress he Opening q the session In December
'"'' JAMES H. cAUsTEN,
Oct l6--eo6t washinesou.s
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| f Concord academy.
THE next session Of this Institution will tho LIST Of DC
J. tober. @s @G5 l1 EaE tsft.sE n 1S@t II
| f. VIM COLEMAN, A. NJ, Principal,
| & \ LEWIS M COLEMAN, Am.

RErERKKcEs. F ''
Z Hon. John Y. Mas0n;s
Dr. Il. r. Scott. Speaker Of the Senate Of Virginia;
Thomas y. Randolph, esq. J. Albemariej ,#
Dr. Amistead Cook Portsmouth,
Robert @. StanaId, esq, Richmond at .E0t.h
VIM. H. Harrison, esq., Prince George u.4. H.E
WIN. H. Tayloe, esq, Mount Airyj
Richard Baylor. esq Essex; G @ME sH
Andrew Hunter, esq.,. jefferson;
Clayton q. Coleman, esq, Louisa; 1A
John Tabb, esq.,. Gloucester;
WIN. II. Roy, esq., Gloucester
Hon. Robert NJ. II Hunter, Essex;
Right Rev. Nicholas Cobbs, d, D.. Bishop Of Alabama
Hon. Thomas ii. Bayly, M c.; M s3'a.ssa a#
Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabama;
Hon. James A. Seldom. M. O..
Gen, bernard Peyton,t Richmondj
Hon. James NJ Mason Frederick,
Rev. VIM. Friend, Port Royal;
John Il. Bryan, esq = Gloucester
Thomas q. Gholson, ESQ.,. Petersburg; .g
Miers w. Fisher, esq., Northampton
:. John w. Tyler, esq., Warenon;
George II. Wilkins, esq . Northampton; II +.
Francis E. Rves, esq, Petersburg.
either present have wards
members Of the Institution. "fA
Sep. 2-u - (lntell
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LUsBY 8 DUvALL. MERCHANT TAIL1ORs.

h UHdeT ths NutloHu Hots', Te"A1y'va"a dpe"He'
JAvE pleasure Of informing their friends and the public
they just received choice Of cloths, casmeres
embracing the latest styles and approved make
the Having pains
stock, shall
gentlemen of good and fashionable
clothing, be found In this OF the northern Cities
Also general assortment Of fancy articles, such
Gloves cravats, handkerchief suspendcn
Silk wooden, and cotton shirts and drawers
Pine muslin Shirts style
Umbrellas dressing gowns, hosiery, &c all Of which win be
prices for cash. puncuai
friends and e public respectfully invited give call
Oct e-3aw3wif .te 7#+.
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Agency OF the Book-Pubffshing Houses I'm the Unssh
'"ffiis e@ states. i7Hf 81 AZ
TAYLOR MAURY, Pennsylvnnia
svcnue, 9h having connexions win me
principal book establishments country, viii supply Al order.
for religious miscellaneous medical, scientific, and scheo
boots IN ios o. single copies the owes pnbcssicn prices
schools, Institutions, and order megn
~ Arssresn from he ctes, uouhe and
expense heavy freight postage se by leaving ORDER rid
TAYLOR MAURY, In Washington city, VI '77V Jdy
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Lives insured. -. l24
JOSEPH b. COLLINS, President
Isaac AsBATT, Secretary. le tta ~
CHAnLss DE- srLDxo, No. IL Todds Buildings, Pennsylvania
avenue, Agent -.t
w joHssros, NJ d. opposite City Pos, ohcs 7ih street,
Physician. .5t.-lt
Pamphlets explanatory Of the principles and operations Of the
can be had on application At the AGENTS ONCE
Nov ll-4t = 7Tts. t,gla.e saa'
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Ascsisn 's~d Cemnsssien Notice.
H. BEACH D. NJ. TUCKER having established ibemselve.
n Auction and Commission Business in he city Of
liberal share Of public patronage They propose attending e
properly and personal hss be inust
roods shall be sold carries, period and % me ve
hest advantage they trust by suict business, and
nrDaO s s $ .o
Pennsyivanis avenue, opposite Browne
door a and s wsroo S be ample % accommodate
goods that may bcconsisned 70 them
strictly principle, In instance win articles intrusscd "a
their be hid in by themselves consequently pcrns
trust In them calcuse receiving the very highest prices
( 80 BEACH TUCKER,
oetIa-du Auctoneen.
DICH s.an de Chcmes, Glace, and other new and
supply description soods decidedly
also newly ths css variety Of every oher kind Of
able dress goods in ,he way Of -, .,,,.a
Msrne. efsss'y variety oe shade and quality, chsp
Alpaca. and Hungarian p,sid. ior dro..e. and io.sy.
Plain nsnne IN blue pink mouse afae e"e'y '''
Also, 20 pieces embrsidersd nsnnels, foe same :.
50 pieces cheap gnghams, rom NY 70 - cenu
100 long square shaws Of new and elegant y' ana - :"
Also white Canton Grape .hawl, richest embroidery
iInsneamss q variety ofSie and ausl't
Do Cashmere and beaver DO
SIX, Csshmere, and COTTON hosiery
Iedies' silk and Merino F
White and colcred Polka mnslin
Plain Swiss and plaid do
White and black lace capcs
| Blsck silk lace, for uimminss
Black slk fringe, velvet trimmings se ,.,rcp,rr,
between en- a.. sa - sssst., Pe% avenue
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-13
Chelera-4Treatment and Preventive.

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AND APERIENTThis remedy composed entirely Of vegeta
BILE Ingredients, and totally free from mineral substance
bnng with cordial and strengthening original
discovered and pescbedby Dr. Aa, celebrated in
abdominal regionssuch dahea
bilious complaints, dyspepsia, and oil other disorders Of
the liver, &c.
Knowing experience operates the kindly and
eecun in these submitted remedy to those
may attacked by the prevailing fatal and
all who be fortunate escape its first nsidious
symptoms
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svana avenue 18th and the principal
Pamphlets containing full directions for USE with many interesting
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promptly attended All communications mdst be paid
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