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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-08

ANOTHER "PAcHEco CAsE."-We learn
from the Washington correspondence Of
the Baltimore Patriot that novel petition
has been presented TO Congress, from Mrs
Mary Johnson, somewhere in the State of
New York. She represents that her hus-
band was in our army in Nexico-tha;h he
deserted TO the enemy--that he was cap
tured and brought back-that Gen. Tay-
Tor would not allow him to remain, but
sent him olf--that he is lost 10 her, in con-
sequence, if not to the world-and that as
Congress is paying for negroes lost in sim
liar way, as in the Pacheco ease, and as
she considers one white man worth two
negroes, she prays to be paid two thou
sand dollars, double the sum paid for Pach-
-eco's Lewis for her lost husband!
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The Deiawdre Senaior.-Mr WALES,
who succeeds JONI NJ. CLAYTON in the
Senate Of the United States, from Della
ware, is lawyer Of Wilmington. He is
: long-tried and thorough Wing, and has
contributed, BY his exertions, 10 keep that
noble little State right, when others Of
mere pretensions have gone astray. Mr.
Wales has never been in public life, but
mere is every reason to suppose that he
will givean Efficient support to Gen. TAr-
Ions administration. More than this will
not be required Of him.
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Commercial.

Nz-BRAaG's MEpIclNE.--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. 1t 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
uBragg's Sugar Coated Pills." This cannot be done,
as some who have tried the spurious medicines have
found to their cost.
c. w. Bodemann and J. F. Tallant agents Bur-
linptOn Iowa.
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IiIIIlNIlIlG NEWS
.ssIcs fer The HaWk-Eye.

oulscr, March I, is49.
j. !. .;ver ia. al length broken its icy
iss ~ and navigation, TO the joy Of all
bfna ;n resumed. The river is open a.
q I Quincy As far as La Grange. But
7 s AVN sun, which is now pouring
! sn' ~ srt;nues 10 yield its genial influ-
~ / will Dissolve the ice much higher
- Numerous 4 accidents have occurred
Y r.. the past week, and this by boats at
co., 10 force their way through gor-
ssFT Ss steamer Mary from St Louis to
g., A Friday last struck a gorge a
..i hannibal, and tore off a plank from
Nh md narrowly escaped sinking
- II. =. - obliged 10 return to Saint Lou
s !: "a % 81, the Docks. The Ocean
!" M. y, while coming up just above Louis
~: y. N Sunday, had hole knocked inner
"a =, compelled 10 return for repairs.
y, r;eht the Domain struck the ice a
-, four and half miles below Quincy,
- s ~ sunk in nine feet water with her
-. n shore. The St Peters brought her
., ...,enrers up this evening. No lives lost.
~ American Eagle also, had very mar
ar escape from sinking while lying at
=. nm wharf yesterday. She was on the point
.fleayine for St Louis with large num-
bsof p.sse ngersand but little freight, when
!. Geld of ice started from above and struck
II, On the larboard wheel, demolishing
tba and making quite a breach in the hull
Tbs St Peters fortunately coming in at thu
moment towed her up to the wharf, whe'
viii the aid Of pumps and fire engines, sh'
~ kept from filling till the leak was stop
nd. She proceeded on her way to-day.
The wires are out Of order between
h.re and Nashville some where on the II
.liucis river bottom, and we are consequent
i without any news from Washington il
regardto Taylor's Inauguration Or his Cab
inst appointments. We are in hopes tina
~ shall have some thing definite this eve
ming. II.
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E1-CoNNEL's MAGICAL PAIN ExTRAcToR.-lhls
great healing ointment which extracts all fire from
burns almost Immediately upon its application,
should always be kept in every family. Its ELECTS
truly surprising, it reduces swellngs and stops
inflammation it heals bruised broken limbs with
out pain or soreness. Eyes that have been sore or
inilamed for years, it is to by its appi-
ton, every species of sores, both old and new, are
immed cured. Poisons occasioned by the bites
of insects are Immediately extracted by this salve
1t first causes the poisonous matter to discharge,
and then heals the sore. Hundreds in this ciy and
in all parts of the Union wherever this salve has
been used stand ready to testify to its magical
effects in removing all pain, and always healing in
an incredible short time, and leaving any scar
Several physicians in this city unver sally pre-
scribe It in old cases of burns. II is given to the
poor and sufering.-INew York Express.
Sold by c. w. Bodcmann and j. F. Tallant, Bur-
ington, Iowa, and by Comstock Co.. 60 second ST.,
New York; ComStock Brother, st Louis.
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S Amt MOUI
GREATER INDUCEMENTS, THAN
CALIFOKNIA!-For 1910.

L,OR the approaching Spring, am manufacturing
L the largest and most splendid assortment Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING!
Ever offered by any house. It will be beyond de-
scripton! The Wholesale and Retail Trade 81 the
past year so far exceeded my expectations, that 1t
was matter of impossibiity for me to supply the
great demand! For the approaching Season, feel
confident in asserting that will be enabled to sup
ply the demand Of the entire West.
The Tremendous amount of Business that am do
ing and entirely upon the cash principle: enables
me to manufacture Goods at far less prices than any
other concern; and am determined to
TO sell them at small Proff!
So as to make it AN OBJECT for every Country Mer-
chant to invest his cash capital in Clothing, as
will pay him better profit meet with quicker sales,
and Leave no remnants to loose on. My 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 u.
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 cans
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.
My stock this season is, and will he, tremendous
ly large, and am determined to close 1t on with
the season.
All bills warranted to be packe 'correctly-sizes
and goods guaranteed to be perfect. e-
Ihare but ONE STORE in the city: IT'S
No. I1s Main Street. Saint Louis, h.issouri.
large No. lls on top the house. All Orders paeSed
at the lo,rcst Cash Prices. JOHN I. MARTIN
st Louis, march I, lS49-2m.
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Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherrys,R

EFa w istarS HalSam oil " Id Cherry IN
The great remedy for consumption Of the lungs, az
fections of the liver. bronchitis, ASTHMA, rain or
weakness OF fhe breast or lungs. chronic coughs,
pleurisy, hemorrhagc of the lungs, and all afes.
tons of the pulmonary organs.
THERE is a difference between Wistar'S Balssm
Of wild cherry and all other preparations Of wild
cherry. The true and genuine balsam contains, be-
sides the extract of wild cherry bark. other medical
agents of great character and efficacy in the cures Of
coughs colds and general diseases of the chest ana
lungs. But the important difference between this
medicine and all others ofthe kline. is that "Wistafs
halsam cureso while other remedies give emily tenn
porary relief to the sufferer Resd the following Ger.
tificate rendered to us by one of our citizens: A.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 1s, 1e47.
Messrs Sanford & Park-Gents / take this oppor-
tuni;y to inform you of remarkable cure perform
ed in my own by the use Of DR. Wistar's basan
of wild cherry. About the first Of september, SAG,
was attacked with violent cold, which seated up
on my lungs, and during the space Of five months
labored under distressing cough. had quite lost
all hope Of recovery, until about week or so ago
was induced to try your balsam of wild cherry, and
before / had used half of one bottle my cough was
relieved. ] am now by the b essing OF God, and
further OF this basam restored to perfect health
Yours respectfully, HARRIET =. HILL.
This invaluable preparation Is 70: sale in Buring-
ton by Parsons, Copp & Parsons: Mount Pleasant
inquiry may be found for sale in every town tlrc'-
out the state. also. by Parsons, Corp & ParsoaA
Burlington. .a "A
pECAurIoY.-The gendihe Wis:ar's Balsam -
enycloped in a fine white steel engraved wrapp0g
with the signatures of Henry Wistar, NJ d. and San
ford s ParktheIeon, without which II is PosfvetS
souhfcTfrH.
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l3-Poptlar Oprion.-H popular opinion is any
criterion of the worth Of article, we invite the
incredulous to read at least few of the many vol
untary certificates which appear in our columns re-
specting the great variety of remarkable cures eff
fected by the use of "Soan's celebrated Ointment
and condition Powders" These remedies no lon
ger remain among those of doubtful utility. They
have passed from the tide of experiment, and now
stand higher in reputation, and are becoming more
extensively used than all other articles the kind.
-Aichigdn city Ners.
All the medicines advertised by w. D. Sloan are
sold on agency by N. Woolsey \ Co., Burlington,
Iowa. For particulars Soan's column of adver-
iSements.
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H. N OTICE.ln
GREAT ADVANTAGE.

wv 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 we beg leave to announce that we
intend "selling OFF, 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 "BdrganS'' will
do well to inspect goods and prices before pur
chasing elsewhere. SCOTT, WHITEHEAD & co
RurlingtOn. February. lS49.
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-EducatiOn-

DEV. JAMES G. SHINN, will continue his in
II, structions to class Of Young Ladies', and is
prepared enter upon the duties ofanoher quarter.
He will teach all the appropriate branches desir-
ed by such class.
Hours of instruction, from to O'Clock.
TERMs:--$5, and 90 per quarter.
Burlington, March 1, lS49-2t%
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So 81 IE 10 UISo
Great Western CheaD Book Store.

II VAN DIEM, date of the firm Of NAFIs, CoR-s
IL. NIsH \ Co..) has associated with himself IN bu-
siness J. W. MACDONALD, of ST Louis, under the
title or VAN DIEM 4 MACDONALD, for the phba
fishing and supplying the Western Country with
CHEAP Books. Having made all suitable arrange
ments with the publishers, and from long expert
ence in the business, are safe in promising 70
supply all orders Of Eastern Prices.
II. Van Diem will remain in New York, to attend
to supplying the House with the earliest and best
works in all departments of Literature, which will
enable us to fill any all orders whatsoever at the
earliest moment. =Ess~t as.s4ss.a 800 i; 4
J. W. Mac Donald will attend to the establishment
inst Louis, and by strict attention TO business, ne
feels confident of giving satisfaction. gat nj .sss ca
I, We have now on hand complete assortment OF
School, Miscellaneous rfd Medical Books, " ritfng and
Hroppng Paper, in large quantities, I'll Of which
will be sold at the lowest New York prices. Prices
freely given to those who wish to look farther be-
fore purchasing. .aE# 50 &H
From the advantages we have in obtaining Books,
ETC.. sc are confident that Country Merchants will
find il much to their interests to obtain their sup
plies OF us, i'll preference to obtaining them in tho
Eastern Cities. a@ 8 "a r -. $e*#&& : H&
~ r. Van Diem will attend 10 any and all orders
addressed to him In New York, on behalf OF this
House. VAN DIEM 4 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 are prepared to furnish printing and wrap
ping paper at mill prices; also, printing Ink.
ST Louis, Feb. -, Sl9-3m ". ID. nj.
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CALIFORNIA HO!
Clothing and Shirts, At Wholesale.

THE subscribers now receiving the largest
and best assorted stock of Ready Made Clothing
and Shirts opened in this market, for the Spring
and Summer trade, which will be sold to Merchants
and Dealers, for cash, or to punctual men. as low
as the same goods can be purchased in Boston, New
York or Philadelphia. Merchants from the coun-
try are particularly invited to examine stock be-
fore making their purchases, our goods will be
shown freely and cheerfully to those who wish to
look through the market before buying.
N. accompanies going to California, will find at
house every thing in the Clothing line
at the lowest eastern prices. YOUNG BROTHERS,
l5s Main Street feD doors aboue the
St Louis, march s, ls46-2m Bank of Missouri
Sale Of Personal Property.
TIME Subscriber will offer for sale on Saturday
/ the nth Of the present month, all his personal
property, consisting of Stock, Farming Utensils,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, e:c.. etc.
~ Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock of said day.
march 1, lS49-3t OLIVER COTTLE
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New Snring (IOOdSi

BARGAINS FOR CASH!!--The Subscriber
ID would respectfully inform his friends and Coun-
try Merchants generally who visit st Louis and wish
TO save the aDimes'' that he is now receiving and
opening new, large and splendid stock OF Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods, consisting Of almost ctcrJ.
article in the line and more too! among which are
American, English and French Prints; 81
Ginghams lawns; haragcs; mouslinc de laincs;
Apacas; silks and other styles Of Dress Goods;
Shawls Of every descriptions; "a
Brown and bleached Dome sites; tickirgs;
Drillings; denms; hickorys; checks; Is
Cottonades OF ell Qualities; satinetts; s@t =. :
Tweeds; cassimeres; broad cloths with large
Assortment Of Tailor's goods, trimmings, etc. .
Also; so cases of Straw Goods comprising every
riety Of Ladys and Misses Sonnets With Flowers
and Ribbons to match. !,
Also; 1000 dozen Mems and boys Lcghorn and
Palm Leaf Hats, all Of which he is determined to
sell at the lowest possible rates at the ash Jobbing
Store, No. 1856, Main street, 81 Louis, 80 door be-
low Virginia Hotel. viii be receiving New Goods
every week during the season. Come and see.a Il
Feb. % ,49-2m G. D. LITII T.. 90. Main 81. st Louis
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20 GEO s'rust trees

les,s AT ANERY'S Nursery six i.'iics "es, seuta
EH& west OF Darlington. comprising selee'loh Vi
-@k> Apples, Pears, Peaches. Nectarin.' "rape
Vines, etc. propagated mostly from trees pro- Q" IN
bearing and embr acins many of the most approve
standard kinds also some new varieties, procured
from the most correct Fruit Growers and pronounc-
ed by them entitled to rank among those decidedly
first rate. OF Apple trees, over 100 kinds, of two
and three summers growth, propasatcd mostly by
Root Grating. Price per single hundred IL dollars
for 200 II dollars per hundred, for 300, 10 dollars
per hundred.
Also, 1000 Pear trees, extra size. of five years
growth, price s25 per hundred or 81 cents each,con
sistng in part of the following kinds: Bartlett, Ear
" Butter, Marie Louise, Scekel. Fall Butter Cras-
sane Bergamot, Bell Pear and others.
Thirty kinds of select Peaches, embracing the
most popular and hardy sorts; price l2 cents each;
also Nectarines. Apricots, Ounces. etc.
Isabella and Catawba Grape Roots at from So 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.
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. ANER1.
Burlington, Iowa, Feb. 1, lSl9-2m
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], s, KinbaIl & Co..

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware Queens
ware, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps &c. .
wo, Id respectfully inform their friends and the pub
lie generally, that they have received their
Fall and Winter Stock Of Goods,
at their old stand, where they have on 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 we invite the attention Of our
friends and dealers generally. nov %, 1S4S
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Painful Mortality. Ne4earn from the
York Pa, Republican, that on Saturday
night, the 9th ult., Mr. John NJ. Koch
died al his fathers residence, in that boz
rough, and in about half an hour the far
Their, Mr. John Koch, also breathed his
last. The mother and wife on Monday
morning. They died Of ordinary disease.
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NOTICE

A IL persons who have School Funds, and have
N not paid the Interest, according to law, are no.
titled that all such amounts will be placed in the
hands of an officer for collection, if not paid soon.
Feb. 9Th, 1s4s WIN WALKER,
School Fund Commissioner.
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NpWould any one suppose such men as Juuge |
William Burke, Rev. G. w. Maley, DR. William J.
Richards, and DR. Hiram Cox, Professor in q Medi-
cal University Of CINCINNATI would openly and fear
lessly recommend for Coughs, colds-yea, even ior
CONSUMPTION DR. Rogers Lverwort and Tar, ifthey
did not know the medicine possessed all the virtues
claimed for it by its distinguished INVENTOR Surely
not! Then why trife with mere palllatlves' ana
sufer the insidious destroyer to progress until the
last scene is forever closed.
The medicine may be had from c. w. Bodemann,
Burlington, Iowa. - \
r.-THE GREAT HEALING SALvE-cRIMI-
MAJ, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. so many are daily los
,ro their lives in the most shocking manner, by be-
inc burned to death, it is not the duty Of every per-
SON. and particularly Of parents. to keep always in
their families save that win positively save life
IN eve,v case of Burn or scald f the vitas are not
DESTROYED, provided such save can be found! Con-
nel,s Pain Extractor is Salve that will do thls,a
shall be applied in all actual cases gratuitousy and
before any number of ply sicans. and it will give al
most instant relief, and cure more rapidly ana Ell
fecually than any prescription ever yet oy
any or all Of the medical men in existence. ihese
arc acts and should parents lose dear Child by hre,
thev 70 m only have the reflection that they might
hare saved Is life il they had taken the precauton
- .een the saiye on hand to apply. It's equally
GOOD for all Sores, Wounds, Bruises, Sore Eyes, and
4 Inflammation.
Sold by c. w. Bodcmann AID j. F. lai.ana, nut
lineton, Iowa, and by Comstock 20, % seeoHa ~
| New York; Con,stock Brother. st l.. us. -
| r-INvALID READER!-A word with you IN
regard to the testimony of ssWstar's Balsam q Nv
| Cherry.,, Have you examined it attentively? have
YOU examined the cases record? OF the cures
this medicine has performed? Have you remarked
how desperate and almost hopeless many Of them
were2 And how complete has been the cure IN ev-
cryinstance? Have you noticed how many and res
pectable the persons who have certified to its value
and eificacy9 Have you observed the evident can
dor and good faith which characterizes every case
recorded every certificate given? If so, there need
no more be said to convince you that this prepara-
ton is the very thing to which you should resort
if not then you should send to the agents and pro-
| cure Dr. Wistar's Treatise on Consumption. peruse
it and we have no fears Of the result Also see ad-
yertisement. It is sold by Parsons Copp Parsons.
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W ade. Still & CO..

(NRoCERs and Commission Merchants, No. so, n
cLcvee st Louis, Mo-, have on hand large and II
general assortment of Groceries; will make ndvan- Il
ces on consignments either for sale here or for
shipments to our friends South East.--39-Iy ses
RLFERENcEs-H. Won Phul; A. L. Benoist 4 Co..; ~
R. < w. Campbell; VIM Nesbet Co., st Louis-F Is II
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. =
ALoNzo CHILD. as. rAnK, JR. o. W. CHILD.
1870. CHILD, FARR CO., 1870.
nIRECT Importers andNholes sale Dealers in For
IL eign and Domestic Hardware, Cutlery, etc., No.
1A7 Main street, Saint Lonis. Mo-, Third door
north Of the Bank Of Mssour) are now receiving and
opening, for Spring trade, the largest and most ex-
tensive assortment Of Hardware ever before pur-.
chased for this market. Our English Goods all
of our own importations, direct from the manufac
turers themselves; and ot,r American Goods are pur
chased from manufacturers al their lowest cash pri
ces; which will enable us to sell them as low as
they can be bought in any of the Eastern Cities
We feel confident that we can sell you goods at such
prices will fully justify you in purchasing hefss
We ask you to give us trial. Among our STOCK a
may be found in part, the following articles, vizs
1900 dozen Waldrons and other ss,graln, hemp
and bramble scythes
600 dozen scythe snahs
800 groce scythe stones and rifles
600 dozen hay and manure Forks
600 do Scklcs; 500 dozen handled Hoes
400 do do Aes R0wlands and other SPADE,
200 do IIames; ace dozen Horse Collars
| 1000 Viewers Reeds; 500 dozen Coffee Mills
500 doz. Collins Simmons ,Nason's otherAxes
200 DO 10 90 ana Ottcr HalChSn
800 Mill Saws: 500 Cross-Cat Saws
| 900 dozen Curry Combs
| 5000 lbs. Brass Kettles and Pals
| 800 dozen Tea Kettles
| rs casks OK and log Chains
| 100 do Trace Chains SO casks Sad Irons
| 40 DO Carolina Hoes; 10 do Hooks Hinges
| 6 do Mouse-hoe and other Anyils
| 5000 lbs. Wrought and Horse Nails
| 800 dozen Sheep Shears
| 500 do Knob Locks and Latches
500 do Thanh Latches
| 10000 groce Wood Screws
| 1000 dozen Cast and Wrought Butts
| 400 do Drawing Knives
| 500 groce TabieCGtery; 5000 doz Pocket Knives
500 doz Rogers and Wostenhclm's Pen Knives
| 1900 do Butcher and Shoe knires
| 800 do Razors and Stro?s
! 500 do Scissors and shears
5000 NJ Percussion CAPS
Also, large rariey Of Goods :atsllt Jcf The hdfaT
| Trade. A complete assortment of
Smiths bellows; screw plates; Vices; sicdge Ham
mers; Counter scales; Platform balances Planes and
Carpenters Tools Of every description; Coopers'
Tools OF K1lp's and McCoy's manufactures; Needles;
| Buttons; Hooks and Eyes Fishhooks and Lines;Mar-
b,es; F1ints; Racs Shot Guns; Pistols; variety Of
| Gun Trimmings. Also, sole Agents. for
Weich & GriEfh's (boston) 4s and SO inch Circular
| Sdtps for Portable Sdr Mills.
| st Louis Feb. IS, isis-2m {. Co
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r Cash wanted On

THE Subscribers request all persons indebted 10
L them either by note Or book account to call and
pay promptly BY the 1st Of January next. Pork ana
wheat will be taken OH 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 It's
equivalent. SWAN b bOERsILEh
burlington Dec A. 1913 fGaZ copy