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Siate Of Illinois, Livingston copptv circuit eoprt
July term, AID. lSi9--Charcs rauct rs Lydn Pa.
get, widow, and Almira H. Pagct and Ann Pnget,
heirs a. law OF James l.. paget, deceased
b 0UBl.lC notice is hereby given TO lydia Pa
get, widow, Almra + Pagct, and Ann Pa
l. get, heirs at law OF James l.. Paue,, deed
that Charles Page, has filed his bill in chancery in the
circuit court OF Livingston county, Illinois. against
you for conveyance of certain real estate therein
named. Now, unless you, the said Lydia Parct, Al
mira Il. Pagct, and Ann Paget shaft personally be
and appear before snid circui, court on the frs,
day OF the next term thereof and plead, answer. or
dcmur to said bill, according to the rules and rrac
tee OF said court, the will be taken for confess
ed ngons, you and the matters in said bill prayed for
decrced accordingly. Witness, S. c. LkDD,
GLOVER s Cook, Clerk of said court
Complu SOL April 10, isio.,iw
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Every Morning and Evening.

kunn,ng from the cars OF the Albany and Buffalo
RAJ. Road, Tor Detroit, thence by Ran Road to New
Buffalo, and by steamboat from the morning train at
New BuiaIo to Milwaukee and other ports, and
from both trains to Chicago. connecting with the
Inc oi large packets on the Illinois aud Michigan
canal 10 Ln.nL.e lhence hy lhe Exnress line of
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Z ! : I Z Z 3

Tbs 10 certify that som" months since Twas tn
ken with pun ~ my side an. breast. | called IN
tn N o sry'rl, phyI',aus bat ih'y Lulrl 10 give
me my rrlcl, nui Tor the space at On" year grrw
rapidly worse In addition 10 this / was attacked
with violent cough although m excellent phy-I-
can lived IN the same house, AMI used the greatest
.Ncrllon an lpll the srIcr-t attention IL balllrd u
MS skl--two others were Gale IN, one ct which was
an aged an skuI physician, but nj, their efforts
proved HuN' uulNJllnI NJ last physician, VINO
was Attending n camp m'rtlg IN the ucghhnrhood,
came TO ~rc m AMI declared that | could not last
more than one day longer; also, al othc vns, mum
Der who came Ia src me, believed that q i'w days
NJ most, must end my earthly career Nv friends
were now called IN to sec me die but my BROTHER ut
thus crisis, Clearing Of the nston.shngcur perform
cd by ID, Rogers Compound Syrup OF LlvcrSort
n nj Tar went To Chlcoihc and back, a distance OF
sixty mIe7n thirteen hours, 10 get some OF the above
medicine commenced taking 1t, and, strange TO
tell, before had used half bottle the cough was
entirely cured. From this time recovered rnpl-
w.. nni when had used two bottles, was able to
assume my family yocallons as usual lam fully 81.
usiied that mad II not been Tor this excellent riedl.
cine, would now he IN my grave; and must in
justice, say that truly return my sincere thanks 10
the inventor at this priceless medicine, and would
recommend all persons afflicted with diseased lunrs
To give It n tnl HARRIET Rows
We, the undersigned, do certify thai, this account
OF Mrs Rowe u correct. We being personally nc.
elainted with all the circuuisla nccs
PETER +. MATHEWS,
THoN,S CRAIG,
IoSEPn Fans
Snunton, Ohio, Feb . ls,7.
The public, md especially those afflicted with
coughs, colds, and lung diseases, are reminded that
the genuine De. rogers Syrup Of Lrcrrort and
Tar Is sold IN st Louis onig by II. Bakslcy n Co,
general agents Tor the western states; south west
corner lhlri AMI Chestnut streets. Sold also by
q l.. TuoMrroS, D,,,.
WuTE Il lluYrER, ''''""'
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bern advertisements.

Not to be undersold by any body
THNllE subscribers are now receiving large and
y and varied stock of staple and fancy
4 DRY GOODS,
suitable for fall and winter season. consisting Of De-
Ianes black, coored, and figured AIpaccns, Prints
Shaws, Handkerchief, Coburg Cloths Ginchams,
Gloves Broad Cloths, Casslmeres, Sa,tinets Sheep
grey, Jeans, lweeds frnges, and all kinds OF Trim
mings. Also n good assortment OF
CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
Hr9rarc and Crockery, together with full supply
OF Groceries Ofa,i kinds.
II l. useless to enumcra'e all the articles, as our
stock is complete, and viii he sold at the lowest pm
ccs for CASH or PRODUCE-and VIC would invite
nlperSons wishing TO purchase TO give Us a call and
see Tor themselves
Ss-Wheat, Corn, Oats, barley beans, hides, lard,
butter, eggs b"cswnX, rags and turs bought nj the
east BRICK Storey DAY & BROTHER
Peru. Nov 10 If
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For Sale tElc:iD,

For Sale Cheap.
SUTTON II, town3i !, range :, ot3i L VI The
above section Is one OF the best and iertilcst sec
lions OF land IN la sale county; is situated about
mllrs east OF Little Ncrmion river on Troy Grove
ana ottawa road, Is rich rolling pulric aud well
adapted to the raising ct gram
April IL, 1919 NORRISS FIGJJEP
,Ep. IL. NORRIS will attend the sale Of Gu
~ nal lands aud lots IN Chicago ON the 10Th Of
MAY icr,on- dcslruuS OF making purrha-,., AT sand
sale, eau have their business attended Ia Tor a rca
suhdD.c consideration. apr 20 81
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Farmers. took Ia Iow Interest
JOliet WOOllCn Factory.

JOl1tt NOOItSU Edtt0Ils
rTN!IE subscriber. having pu, into their Factory
| large steam Engine aud new sct OF machine
" the past year. which makes three full set now IN
operation, making dn s 800 y1d~ They Will have
on hand by the iis-t of June 10000 yis ui different
kinds II cloth vt thrlrOwu make, whChthry propose
10 exchange for Wool or cash They will give one
yard ot good heavy cloth for two and halt pounds
Of good clean wool OF the same quality, or they wli
work wool upon shares n follows rvc hall of the
cloth the wool makes, by receiving eight cents from
the customer upon their hat, or all that the wool
makes, by receiving thirty -ciGhr cents per yard for
manufacturing They wal also manufacture for
customers Blankets, Jeans, ami FidGHelv, n well
~ SItHcf, iHiiriDfh, and heTTyWerc They give
one yard OF kcfscyucrc for three pounds ot WOO.
P,r-cns sending wool should mark thcir own NAMES
on their sacks o. well n> our address and send let
ter by man giving dlfcyuuus
tLOyU DRESSING
And u 'O0l tWdiHg done on reasonable terms and
ut short uot,rc. None but the hes, worhIncu wa, be-
employed
ANY person going to Chicago. from the central or
southern part ct this state, val pass by lhi- Town.
and all the subscriber, wish. To ensure continuance
at patronage, Is To- once have q man pltronzr them.
Wool can lc sent by water up the Illinois river direct
10 Mntr".uu * Iraucr lolrf, VIII county. or 10 the
care ol } J. Coates Poul, or Hardy l.a-ti,c Ills,
and II wili be forwarded, where cloth vii Toe put up
IN neat aud safe manner according to tle above
terms, and sent M return to any part ui the state,
without troubling owners 10 accompany u, or IL can
be sent rom tue II % or Mississippi without any
trouble, by sending lu the care of Mt,r.ou and Pres
ton, ~ Louis. directed 10 ~ a. this par'
ShoIld farmers wish for further information on the
SUBJECT, by undressing line to the subscribers at Jo
let, WlliCouu'y, 1t will rcCriyc iumcdat" attention.
We hope aud expect TO rccrjy" some wool lionirye-
" uelghburhood IN the state and from some large
amount Every effort sinai. be made to give salts
faction.
MOlasSES, SUGAR, COFFEE. SMT, &C.
VIII be- Kept ON hand IN large quanttcs, to supply
country merchants and customers
NAIrESDN & BRADNER
Il. Persons coming from o distance with
quantity of wool Ia be- cardoI or manufactured, j.
Obliged to stay over night shall hr ut no expense.
Joliet, VIII 60, III apr -, lSi9-3m NJ * q
For the sick.
Thc subscriber would respectfully -ay 'u the nhabt-
ants OF NEW ARK aud vicinity that he has Just
received iul. supply Ut choice liquors, winch he IN
tends for medical purpose, only Therefore, It will
be the interest 0irhr sick ~ -rui drct 90 the
NEWARK DRUG STORE,
for their liquors. lis assortment consists IN pa., e!
the following, VIZ.
Pure CoLI,uc brandy, Holland gin,
Port wine, = trulNu
Whit" wine, Peach brandy.
Sweet wine, Alcohol Nr
Newark, apr.G, 1919 :. i SMITH
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iendr'k Hudson, Baltic, Empire
Oregon, u saratoga.

bsttstc,
Oregon. u saratoga.
Between Beforehand Snndu,ky, daily
STEAMER ARROW.
Between Detroit Monroe, 4 Toledo. daIIy-strs
JOHN OWEN 4 JOHN IlOLLISTER.
Between Detroit and Port IIrron daily-stcqmcrs
ERINRLiN WOORE 4 TELEGRAPH
ENTS;
Il J. NAN DrWAruR, New York
RIruAPp Il. NAy DGwArEE \ bnnv.
II. VI. kNyE, Mich Cent K Il Dock Buffalo.
1HAs HuRD, K. X FRIGHT House, Detroit,
K. H. MURRhy, New Buffalo.
JAMES PECK, Il Co, Chicago
w MuNGER. Little Fort
j, lirrClIGN-oN & Co, Southport
hNArr, MuRFEy,& DorroN, Racine
u. tlcNrHREy, Milwaukee,
Ns-P1ckagcs arriving at Buffalo by rail road or
rnnaI tor this route should be marked 'via VI { Il.
X, and consigned to care OF II VI Kline
apr Is toldcc J. ". BROOKS,
Supt Mich. c. Il. r. Co
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Sa,t,-On Cous;-umcDt.

EFNDAY Il BROTHER, Agents Tor the Kn-
tls@z nawha Salt Company. Va hay, aud will
S-r>---as constantly keep on hand n mil supply OF
kanawha Salt, which will be- sold by the barrel cheap
tor CASH On!g, at the Brick Store, in Peru
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MlIasSES. SUGAR. COFEEE. SML &C.

VIII be- kept ON hand N large quantities, to supply
country merchants and customers
NArTESON & BRADNER
y Il Persons coming rom distance with
quantity of wool lu be- carlcd or manufactured j!
Obliged to stay over night. shall be- ut no expense.
Joliet. VIII go, !. apr - lSi9-3n NJ * q
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Walkrr s. GiekIina.
MOre New Goods !

WALKER & HlCKLING wish to inior,n
w their customers that they have removed into
the new Brick Building, one door west Of the Old
stand on the south side OF the Public Square: AMI
have lus, received from the eastern cities a LARGE and
varied stock Of Staple and Fancy goods suited Tor
thI- market, comprising silk, Cotton, Linen, Wors-
ted and WoIicn Fabrics. 1t is useless To- enuIncratc
articles we val only say that most articles IN this line
called ior at Country Store mny be found in our
stock and WILDE sold At the io,cest prices Our mot
tons mot TO be- uudcrsoid by any one"
Also We have lately received &C cases of
boots, Shoes and Brogans ali sorts and sizes suita
bic for wcnr OF men, women, and children these
wlil BE- sold at very low prices.
ALSo--Crocl<ery and Glassware n GOOD nsso-t.
mcnt Of henry and sheifHARDWARE; trace Loo.
and halter chains, scyhes and sreatls, wrougA. and
cut nails und spikes, all sizes Also,
GROCERIES,
0fall kiG'-. as cheap as usual; and our stock OF
Drugs, .ieaiciReS aud Dyestufs is complete, and
viii be sold at Chicago or -, Louis prices, whole
sale or retail.
CAsn paid for any quantity of Hides and Wheat
Oats Lard, Bacon, and most other produce taken IN
exchange al the highest rates
Dec. ISIS. WALKER & HICKLING
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TWO DAILY LINES

From Chicago 10 Buiislo, connecting directly with
lh' Cars from Buffalo to Albany, and steamboats, to
New OK or cars TO Boston,
Going West "A steamboat will leavc Buillio
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i1nan s. Sanger.

DRINTS and Domestic Goods We have fitted
i upa room over our store or the sale Of prints
and domestic goods, and will offer the largest as
sortment in town Il, prices that eantbe beat
April l3, 1919 RYAN & SANGIp
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FIRST CLASS RIVER STEAMBOATS,

10 ~. Louis, and 10y the Lower River Steamers to
towns on the Mississippi and New Orleans
ms Rallrond, with the steamers IN irs connec-
ton from Chicago to Buffalo, for regularity, safety
speed general equipment and Accommodation, forms
In every rcspcc.
SUPERIOR FIRST CLASS ROUTE,
aad altogether the cheapest from the Mississippi val
ley and the towns on Lake Michigan to the east
FoF frc'ghhHg purposes, the difference OF insur-
ance IN favor OF Tins route over that through the
Lakes shows an average OF one hall Of one per cent
The following statement OF this upon Il icw arti-
c.es Will serve to showits bearing upon the whole
Value imiOf ms
~, KIP XIII, or T cops. per loo6s saredEr loobs
Dry goods gem ASST average, $50 rs cts.
Books < stationary, COM stock, - 3j
Bou,s and Shoes, average value, Il -
General stock otgTocrries, cXcop-
ting such articlesas would come
ria Illinois X Michigan Canal,
average stock, 20 10
Druggists and Groccr,' city asst ii ~
Hats. caps, and tlry, general asst ii i3
hlrdwarr, shell goods generally, 26 10
This line j. fully prepared 10 do the western ircigh-
tnE business from Buffalo To Lake Michigan upon
terms highly favorable 20 the public, and III cunncc-
i"n with the Michigan Rail ROGd lane. on the
hlc Canal 10 contract for the same from the cite.
OF New York or Albany toporis upon Lake Mich.
gan, aud to do liberal share OF the ircighting o
produce eastward from Lake Michigan 10 Buffalo
Albany. or New York.
Ihc io,yowing steamboats, VII run in connection
wiz, the Michigan Central Rail Road
Between Chicago and New Buia.o-Steamcrs
Detroit, Pacific. and sam Ward;
me Pacific and Sam'l Ward running to Milwaukee
rid Lltt.ctOrt Southport, and Racine.
Between Milwaukee, Port Washington, and She
boygon, STEAMER CHAMPION,
Between Detroit and Buffalo DAILY, lcavl.
both places IN the morning, through withou, landing
steamers Nayhowcr aud Atlantic.
Between DrEoitanl Buffalo, ria Cleveland .6llU
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FlGsnNcss.

~ Pieces twicd and plnin red farnels
w 10 do do white do
-nn ~ > do Yellow, ORANGE md Green do
at unusually low prices, by RYAN & SANGER.
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A Grcat Saving.

MANY of our customers nre notified that they
w may save themselves cost and trouble bv call
ing Immediately md settling their notes and nc
counts apl3 RYAN & SANGER.
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CANTON FLANNETS-lO niocos hlorchcd Il
Y niccrS unbcachcd and do coorcd n, fair prices
Oct27 RYAN & SANGER
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EriOlgcS Il Giu,DS,

CHAWLS--Rich brocha, PLAN and figured cash
- mere, muslin de lain, wooden and cotton shaws
OF the latest styles, cheaper than ever
Dffdnd Oct 26, Is Ryan and SgBner
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~ho had received no refreshncnt, for two
l.ys and two nights, returned verdict OF
81 euiIty. Such was the condition OF
things, at that day, that, for the rendition
Il that verdict, the jury were fined forty
,,arks apiece, and imprisoned in Newgate.
Pam, was, at this time, FIVE and twenty
n the matter Of the hat, even Mr. Ma
c.ulay will never charge William Penn
with inconsistency. In Changers Bio
graphical History Of England, w, Is, l
End the following anecdote--"We are
credibly informed, that he sat with his hat
n before Charles II, and that the king, as
! eentle rehuke for his i'll manners, put off
Ms own. upon which Penn said to him
Friend Charles, why dost thou no: put on
Inv hatp' The King answered, cts the
custom Of this place, that never above one
pers on should be covered at time. ~
This Tale is told also, in note to Grey's
Hudibras, on canto II, v. 225, and else
where.
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
Hats. Cans and Furs-f0r Fall and Winter.

Hats, Caps and Furs-for Fall and Winter.
Ew J. STURGIS Il SON have just received rer>
EH fresh supply Of goods in their line, CON- AaA
ca pr,sns Fashionable Moleskin Hats Of
ry superior quality-the finest we have yet ofered:
also, general assortment Of Fur and Plush Caps,
embracing fine otter, Seal, Muskrat, Mohair, Silk,
Plush, Oregon, SLOUGH, etc., ETC.. large variety
Also, LADIES' Mutfs, viz: extra fine and fine Lynx,
medium do, Jeanette and Coney for Misses.
The attention of country merchants is respect
fully solicited.
Hats purchased Of us dressed gratis, and all 9TH
ers at moderate charges.
N BAH kinds of furs bought at the highest
prices for cash. Burlington, nov I, $40
THE undersigned have discontinued the Forward
l. ing and Commission business in Burlington,
and rented their old stand to Foote s. Co., where
the same business viii be conducted on the usual
terms.
They would cordially recommend Messrs Foote
Co to all their old friends and patrons, here and
elsewhere, soliciting for them a continuance of
those favors which have so often been extended to
the house Of (Bur. nov u FJC PEASLEY Il co
PLACARD.
rTNlIE undersigned would respectfully inform the
l. public that they have rented the old stand of
J Peasley & Co., and being Supplied with Tar
panlins for the protection of Goods on the Landing,
are fully prepared to carry on the Forwarding and
Commission business. They hope by diligence and
promptness to share portion of the public pat
ronage.
Theywoud also call attention to their Wholesale
Grocery Establishment, where they intend keeping
on hand large and fun supply of Groceries, to be
disposed Of at the lotrest Wholesale Cash Prices
Water Street below Jefferson,
Burlington, nov. l. FOOTE Il co
Foote & Co.
wv HOLESALE Grocers, have in store and to ar
" rive, the following merchandise which
offered low for cash 80 hhds sugar, ordinary to
prime qualities, 200 sacks Rio Coffee, 100 bbs mo-
lasses, 100 kegs nails. fnov II Water Street.
To Printers.
JUST received and in receipt of large lot Of SUI
perior ssPrinting Paper'' from the Virginia and
Phoenix Paper Mills, sizes 24x37 and 22xa2. Orders
for any size amount can be filed at the lowest
cash prices on the shortest notice.
Burlington, nov /, '4S. EOOTE & co
Notice.
DERSONS DESTROYS of locating with Land Var
l. rants or entering with money! lands in any of
the adjacent counties in this State in Illinois,
have the same attended to with Despatch, and on
reasonable terms, by applying to the subscriber in
Burlington, who keeps constantly on hand maps OF
all the vacant Congress lands in said counties,
for the accommodation of persons who may do their
business through him. WARD LAMSON.
Burlington, Iowa, nov I, lS49.
N. b. When desired, and the money depos-
tied with the subs criber lands in the Quincy Land
Office District will be entered by Telegraph.
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Dry Goods,

DTy UUUIS.
Al PS blue, black and mixed cloths; so ps black
~ and fancy doe-skin cassimeres; so ps jeans of
all qualities; 100 ps satinetts and Sleeps gray, of
every variety; $50 ps bleached muslins, asS'd; 40
bales brown muslins $50 ps 40 inch osnaburgs; $50
ps linen thread, ass'd; so ps coored sken cotton;
100 ps white sken cotton; 200 doz spool thread; 10
ps overcoating ops plain and plaid linseys; ps
flannel. red, yellow green and white; 600 ps prints
ass'd, 100 ps gnghams; 40 ps brown drilling. cops
apron check; 80 ps ticking; 25 ps cotton fannel
ps carpeting; also, large assortment of buttons,
combs, hooks and eyes, pins, etc, for sale by
nov l, 40. KIMBALL & CO
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A man sued another person for keeping
Ola stray" which died whilst in his pos
session, and which, on subsequent suit
he was obliged to pay the value Of, on ac-
count of carelessness and negligence IN
the keeping. An Irishman,a Mr. Patrick
Dunn, was examined on the part Of the de-
fendant, and the following cross exa,nina-
ton epsued:
Attorney for Plaintiff. say you
saw this mare there after she was dead !?
Witness.-Yis; saw her, an she was
did.
A.-What did you say she died Off
W.-Of drcwnin' sure.
A.-What kind of mare was she?
W.-She had young colt, sir.
A.-Ah, she had colt, did shef
WIS.
A.--What kind Of colt was it!
w.t. was very respectable colt, sir.
A.--Who did you say this mare be-
longed to?
H.--To Mrs Slatthery, who is now de-
'caised.
AR. Slattery was the mother Of
the defendant
WIS.
A.--Now, sir, want you to tell me
how do you know that the mare was dead?
W.-How do know she was did?-
Didn't see her sir !?
Al don't want you to ask me ques-
tons but answer mine. Now, how do you
know the mare was drowned?
Il W.-She was layin' where the wather
was, sir,
A.-Whese the water was? So she
was not in the water, then?
W.--The water had retired prevusly,
before.
Allow do you know that +?
WI don't know that, sir.
A.--Well, what are you stating that
Il which you did not know for.
W.-But Mr. Slatthery told me sir.
AL don't want 10 know what Mr.
Slattery told you, want to know what
you know.
When you'll know little about the
matter, at all, at all.
A.-fIow long have you known the de-
PENDANT?
Wits been two years since | cum TO
this country, an since tina, time I've been
farhin' sfot me livin,' and prevusly be-
fore, / was married TO Mary
w, A.--Oh, well don't want TO know all
that--how long; | ask you, have yo,
known the defendant
W.-Ever since saw him the frs,
time, sir.
.te A.--When was that
W.-When, Mrs Dolan had her tag
party.
A.-Wheh did Mrs Dolan have hei
'tay party?
Wis il the one she had prevusly be.
fore the last one
Al want 10 know when she had The
.tsy' party, a. you call il, At which 20,
became acquainted with the defendant
Mr. Slattery?
WI could never charge my memory
with that tay party, for before ! started
was too drunk TO 60, and after ! got there
! recollect that me inimory escaped me en-
tirely!
A.-(rurhihg tfiunphahtly towards
the jury And you say, sir, that yo'
reelected nothing that occurred at tina
party. yet from that time you date you
acquaintance with Mr. Sla,tery?
W.--Because, sir, an | rather thinl
that If Mr. Slat,hery had broke your head
IN kilt you intirely the same as he did 70
me, you'd be after remembering him.too!
A.-You can 90, sir.-N Louis Req.
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Arrivals and Departures Of the Mails at Blu

Arrivals and Departures Of the Mails at Bur
Kn2ton, Iowa.
EAST.-Peona-arrive daily (except Monday by
4, =; departs daily except Sunday at 9 An.
~, >Sfela, llinos-arrres Tuesdays. Thursdays and
sp.a.,. By r. u: departs Mondays, Wednesdays and
lidays at S. r. NJ
~. eyery Wednesday ate An.
f!sns Fairfield fdwa--aH'vcs every tuesday, lhufs'
WEST ~ by r. N: departs every MONDAY
W.a ssa saiar a r ~ at 4. =, % y. de-.
II ksessuQua, Iowa-art
eaus every Tuesday at ives daily{ except Sun.
NORTH--Mnscatne,t owa--as.. sunday at ) p. N.
day)ty 10 y. departs daily tescsrts sv6 N: de.
Toolstoso, lowa-arves every ffuaye =.
Dlss every Saturday al 9 A. 'unday,
. cOUTH-Keokuk, Iowa--aHives daliy. except ..
Vt9p. =: leaves daily, except Sunday, at VI 4. N.
Dec 6, ls4e-3s . OLIVER COCK, T. NJ.
.Ths NJ General has ordered three additional trips
week be run on this route The CONTRACTOR informs
tips.a o. O.. r. NJ.
.-al Plank Read Nstice.-To Contractors.
TINE Board Of Directors of the Burlington aao
i NouAt Pleasant PLANK Road Company, are pre-
pared TO receive proposals for furnishing the COM
pany with Plank and Stringers for their Noad, ui
sne 10Th January. ensuing, to be delivered
route Of the road, the ensuing SPRING. OF the follow
ssy Qualities and dimensions, to wit:
'Rlenk Of white Oak, Black Oak, Honey Locust or
walnut, II, or Is n long, inches thick and not
ever 10 inches wide; and
Ana9ers OF same kinds OF Timber, not less than
Is teet long, 3 by = inches.
..Apply q the Office OF the Plank Road Company,
.aos Hedges Store, Burlington. BY order Of the
Is q g directors" THos HEDGE, Secretary.
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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-27
Brushes! Brushes!

. FRESH supply of brushes just received from the
y hest eastern manufactures, consisting Of every
aescrnion of paint varnish, whitewash, scrubbing,
horse glue, paste, flesh, hair, cloth, tooth, nail and
.Eaving brushes, for sale low at BuRNAP'S
~ 81. ,as. Drug store, Jef ST., Burlington