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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-06
RECORD OF NEW BOOKS,
RECEIVED BY
NASH & WOODHOUSE,

l39 Main Street.
Ellen Percy, or Discipline, novel, by Mary Brunon,
author of =" Self Control"
My Sister Minnie, novel, by the author OF the Poor
Cousins" &c
Renbution Or the Vale of Shadows tale of Passion by
Emma D f. N. Southworth y
Desperadoes of the New World, by Charles Summerfied
of Texas
No 276 Living Age
History OF the American Bible Society from its organza-
ton to the present time, by w. P. Strickland one of
the Socetys agents.
Second Visit the United States of North America by
Sir Charles Lyell, vols.
Souheys Common place Book, edited by his son
vols and 2 in binding; also, part second in paper
The Magic OF Kindness; or, the Wondrous Story of the
Good Huan by the Brothers Mayhem
Hildreths History Of the United States I'd vol
lady Alleei or, The New Una anew cheap edition
No. David Copperfeld
No. 275 IittelPs LIVING Age anoI
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-06

tHOICE LIQUORS AT CITSTou tyo,sr-
- On THURSDAY we shall sell an invoice Of sYnae
nor Brandy and Gin in bond at the Custom House
DAVENPORT, ALLEN r. 90
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-06

CITIZENS AND STRANGERS visiting the city
wishing to have their Hair and dressed in the latest
STYLE would do we'll to call on FLETCHER under the
American Hotel Attached to the above establishment,
will be found some neatly arranged Bathing Rooms
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-06
DIR. TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARlLIA DE-


POT, No. 1872 North Second street, Philadelphia
NOTICE TO DEALERS--T. w. DYOTT &
SONS are hereby appointed sole agents for the sale OF Dr.
Iownsends Sarsaparia, for the city and county oPhila
depha and will execute any orders from druggists and
dealers, at prices And we do future hold our
selves accountable for the genunenes OF Sarsapara
that be procured from any other but through
our Sole Agents. IT, W. DYOTT & SONS.
,gB Take notice OF the Specimen Show Bottle in front
OF the Depot No l32 North Second street. next door to
The Buck Hotel. CLAPP & TOWNSEND.
n B. Be sure apply to the Sole Agents
Don't mistake the place, No. 1872
sea E5Y DR.. DYOTT 4Er
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-06

PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA.
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24,O92 dollarst lG 0O0

24O92 dollars 10000!
al THURSDAY -Monongalia No l0e-Capitas S24 :
os2, 10000 5000, 5000 $500. of 100, &c rs num-
oers, IA drawn Tickets S., halves So quarters 25
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-06

BECK,S CITY BATHS.
OPEN DAILY FROM A. M, TILL IL P NJ
nv % IA
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-06

~ NO CURE-NO PA Y,-If your hair is falling
OILY or turning grey, FLETcHER at the American guaran-
only destroys dandmf but makes the coarses han
soft and plyabe. 1ryit. Price so cents per bottle
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-06
ALEX. MOTT, Auct.

SITUATION WANTED.-AF French LADY 7y6o
- understands the English, highly recommended, Is
desrous OF obtaining situation Governess in private
family or Institution for young ladies' in this cty or the
country She can teach French, Music, piano and sing
mg Drawing, in all its varieties such as Flowers, Land
sseape 6e Chenille and Silk do; Artificial Flowers Hair
w ork, OF all kinds; Wax Works. aud all sorts of En
hroldery and Needlework Terms will be moderate =
Address post paid, to Mad de Montal, Richmond Va.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-06

\m Intending to remove my boot and shoe MAKING ga
AA taolisiment, In connection with my brother Iscoh
Carr to l76 Main street, opposite the Banks the store
now occupy on Governor street. third door above the cor
possession given the 18th September ''"'' anu
au 80 uENpv pam
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-06

saea4sz ~ FOR BOsTON:The fine packet schooner
49, WESTOVER Capt Magee having the bulk OF her
cargo engaged will sail with all possible dispatch For
balance OF freight passage, having handsome accommo-
datlons apply to Captain board Ludams wharf or
aug DAVID 1,IIo D TX -
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49, fine iast-sang schr BELLE Captain futile llav-
ing part OF her cargo engaged and going on board will
captain ON board, in Dock or to "
Sc RANKIN & WHITLOCK.
&CoTrsVILLE FLOUR.-R B. TYLER has
- in store supply OF 5cottsvle Flour, consisting OF
family extra superfne &c, at Warwick's Stone Ware
House head OF the Basn where he will be regularly sup
Piled with this and other articles for sale on commission
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-09-06

MESSkS H. H. JOHNSON, NJ w WHITE, w
Ii. MORGAN, HARRY LEHR. GEORGES
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-01
Approved Jan. II, lS49.

The New Hampshire House Of Repre-
sentatives have passed bills chartering the
White Mountain, the Amonoosnc, and the
Plymouth Banks; the Essex Extension,
and the Connecticut River Railroad ccm-
panies and in favor ofthe Portsmouth and
Concord Railroad. The bill in amend
ment Of the Grafton Railroad was lost, TIA
to 81. The bill in amendment of the
Nashua and Lowell Railroad, and the Pc
titions in relation to the Souhegan Rail-
road, and the Wilton Railroad, were post
roncd TO the next session. The bill to
incorporate tie New Ipswich Bank was
passed. Boston .7tlos.
The anniversary Of the opening of Ill
rard College was celebrated in Philadel-
phia, recently. The ceremonies were
very interesting, and addresses were de-
livered by Judge Jones, the President Of
the College, by Hon. Joseph r. Chandler,
President Of the Board of Directors, and
Job R. Tyson, Esq, who delivered an
address specially prepared for the occasion.
The difficulties between Mr. Ellet and
the stockholders Of the bridge across the
Niagara, at the Falls have been settled.
Mr. Ellet receives $4,000 and par value
for his stock, in the bridge, amounting to
$4,000. Each party pay their own costs.
II came out on the legal examination that
since the bridge has been passable the re-
ceipts have been upwards Of $4,000.
Tue LoAx.--The Secretary of the
Treasury has given notice to the success
fnl bidders for the Loan of 1S48, that no
further payments will be required until
the first of March next.
Rev. DR.. Dill and Rev. j. SIMPSON,
delegates from the Irish Presbyterian
Church. have arrived in Philadel phia.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-01

IN .dCT, supplemental to The act Of Feb
ruary 10Th, lS47, entitled" .7n act 10 pro-
ride for the management and disposition
cfthe School Fund.
SECTION |. Be it enacted Nv the Gen.
eral Assembly Of the State of Iowa, That
John M. Whitaker Of the county of Van
buren,, William H. Morrison Of the coun-
y Of Dubuque, and Robert Brown Of the
county Of Jefferson, are hereby appointed
SCENTS 10 select the remainder of the five
hundred thousand acres of land granted TO
me State Of Iowa, upon the admission of
sad state into the Union, under the 9Th
section Of the act Of Congress Of Septem-
GER 4th, lS4l, entitled ''An act to appro-
Pirate the proceeds Of the sales OF the
public lands ~and 10 grant pre-emption
nghts:" Provided, The said Whitaker
shall confine the selections made by him
. the Fairfield land district, said Morri-
son to the Dubuque land district, and the
said Brown 10 the Iowa CITY land district.
SEC. 2. Said agents shall take and sub.
scribe an oath before some clerk Of the
District Court in this State, for the faith
iul discharge Of the duties required Of
g'em by this act, and shall file an authen-
Heated copy Of the same with the register
Of each land Office in this State.
SEC. .. They shat, :::a;en proceed to Sc.
'ss' inc land in accordance with the in
s,ruc''on: Of the Commissioner. Of the
GENERAL Land Office Of August 9th, ls47.
ana 20 report the same 10 the register of
the land Office in whose land district ,hs
selection is made.
SEC. Z. They shall each be allowed tho
.an o. three dollars for every day they
nay oe necessarily employed in the dis
Saa!se o. Their duties, and shall present
Me,r respective accounts, verified l,v oath
",ne Auditor Of State, who shall and;t
ana allow the same, and shall draw a war.
!: .sM IN their favor for the amour, thu, yer.
u.o' on the Treasurer Of State, 10 be paid
wy % any money in the treasury not 9TH
eFw'se appropriated.
4. 80 = !! shall be the duty Of cacl, Of
a'e aforesaid agents 10 keep correct re-
III. .O,s q ne selections of land made by him.
's,' as herein provided, to estimate the
= ue per acre Of each quarter section, and
e make lull report Of the same on the
nrst day Of December next
PEG. Q. The Secretary Of State shall file
uu'y authenticated copy of this act, SO
0n = The same shall have been publish
=, !, with the Register of each land Office
oic. Z. The Superintendent Of Public
:. .I'''ue.'on shall prepare, and have print
suitable blank forms for reporting the
az s !. % o. land AZ herein contemplated,
. - s 'nal. transmit the same, together with
~ IVY o. the instructions Of the Commits
-. .':ner q the General Land Office arore-
e. % each ofthe aforesaid agents.
I.s. $50. 2. The superintendent Of Public
Lrs' 0s,on may authorize the sale Of any
~ : selected under the provision. Of thi.
~ g any organized county, BY the school
11SSS%s O0u90oSglo00P NJ nnV, r>S> -.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-01

1910 relieve and to cure suffering humanity is
most important and interesting undertaking. In
matter Of such vast moment, where health, happi-
ness, and even life itself are involved, deception
would be objectionable. With these feelings, and
to these ends, we would present to afflicted world
Doctor Rogers Syrup of Liverwort and Tar, as be-
ing decidedly the most efficient remedy ever known
tor the early cure of Coughs, Colds, Consumptions
bleeding OF the Lungs, Asthmas, &c. Read adver-
tisement in another column Of this pspes.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-01
0BeVare of Counterfei!ers.o

AVlNG determined on moving in the Spring to
IL California, l am selling off my entire stock
Of select Fancy and Staple Dry Goods AT COST.
A few who have found my unprecedented low pri-
ces to draw their customers AID seriously interfere
with their customary profits. and the only expe-
dent to save themselves, have resorted to copying
my sign but not prices, they not possessing ORR
ginal idea themselves.
would 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 to
be had. GarSeifing of at Cost, and no Mistake.
Iwould call the attention Of House-keepers to my
stock Of
Carpetings, Oil Cloths, Table Cloths;
Table Damasks and Diapers;
Long Shawls, French Meriro, ETC.. ETC.,
and large assortment of seasonable Goods too nu-
merous TO mention within the limits of an adver-
tisement.
But would say come one, come all, as from my
heretofore acknowledged low prices, great deduc-
tons will be made, which will give purchasers
preCedented Bargains. Come and see, as pledge
myself to sell on the above Terms.
Burlington, Jan. A, lS49 JOHN FULLERTON
DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership heretofore existing between the
l. subscribers, under the firm of HILL & GIIKysoN
of the firm will be paid by Crew s. Gikyson.
T.. s. HILL,
Dec IS, 1913. NV. GILKYsoN.
We will continue the business at the same stand
under the firm Of CREW & GILKYSON, and are pre-
pared to sell Goods at reduced prices for Cash or
Produce. Persons wishing to purchase Goods will
please give call before buying elsewhere.
Burlington, Dec. %, lS4S CREW 4 GILkYSON
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-01

THE citizens OF Burlington invited to meet at O.
l.. Pamer's School room, over Luke Palmer's Store,
on Main street, on Friday evening next, to enquire
INTO the expectancy Of establishing Free Ferry a.
cross the Mississippi, at this place. A report on
the subject is expected from the committee appoint
ed at the last meeting. Feb. 1. ls4s.
TCALlFORNIA.-All persons bound for CAL
IFoRNIA will meet at the Court House in Burlington
on Saturday. the Sd of February, at o'co,k p. NJ,
10 take preliminary measures to organize for that
purpose. February |. 1919.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-01
$50 RcWaYd!!

MONEY LOST.-Lost on Wednesday evening
wi the nth inst, roll of Bank Ellis amounting
to nearly three hundred dollars. Whoever has found
the same and will return it to the Hawk-Eye ONCE,
or the Store of ]. G. Lauman & Brother, shall re-
eeivs rewsrc Of tfty dollars, with the thanks OF
ina ovrAy, Burlington, Jan. &c, 1910:
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-01
BURLlNGTUN HAWK-EYE.
DONATION PARTY.

DThe citizens and friends of the Rev. JAMES
=. sH1NS are respectfully invited to attend said par
" at his residence on the hill, Wednesday even
ing, February 9TH, ls4e. By order OF the Ladies
sewing Society Of the Presbyterian Church of Bur-
hhgton. Burlington. Feb. l, ls49.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-01
LIGHTNING NEWS
,...,tehes for the Hawk-Eye.
Nrw YoRK, Jan. ~.

-. steamship United States is now O.
s. y. Ana. The Canada is now due and mo
vef au:i .rpec,ed. No change in prices
. .9s.... The market is steady, but not
~ -. The demand is for consumption
so,s 4. at. The sales Of Corn to-day IN
s s,s. ~ 400 bushels mixed, at SIC. 7ooo
s'.ss white al 59c. There is some en-
os. .. ior Pork, but holders ask larger con-
la! .n. than BUYERS are willing TO yield.
s e.. 1850; Prime $lo,75 to $3.50
"a q Isl. Demand for molasses small
-. unchanged. Whiskey % to 70.
''''' PHrLrDALpHIA, Jan. ~.
r,au.-The market is heavier than
...t.rdav and the business done is at
!,;.ht decline. Holders have put the mar
ies M, but buyers do not meet them:
:" r CINCINNATI, Jan. n.
a.. liver has risen two feet six inches
.;nce las, report. Market unchanged.
A private despatch from New Orleans . RI,
e ,hs 24,h. saws no new cases Of Chole-
=. The malady is considered ended:
CoLuMBus, Jan. n.
Hugh Pierce has been admitted to a seat
10 the Legislature. .,
PrrrsBuacH. Jan. ~.
ql feet water in channel and river rising.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. ~.
Hoo. light; sales at previous prices, say
lar small So, 70 to $2,S7i; large from So
10 $3.l5 per 100 lbs. Cattle, demand still
active. No. /. commands So, 70 to 81, fair
10 good SO to $3.50 per 100 lbs. There
j, no change in other articles.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.
SrsArr.-Several petitions and memo
rails relating to various subjects were pre-
,entec BY different members.
MI Sturgeon introduced bill in favor
Of The reduction Of the Tariff.
Mr. Atherton introduced bill prohibit.
Ing Slavery in the new Territory.
The bill in favor Of Timothy KEENAN, o.
Ohio passed the House.
Andrew johnson desired TO Introduces
bill giving EVERY, poor man, l60 acre.
ofpublic lands.
QurScY, Jan. 81, 4 o'clock P. NJ.
Every variety Of weather in the meter
Biological catalogue, from the calm and gen
de to the storm and tempest, seems 10 have
visited us within the last few days. 1t il
now sleeling and raining very hard. Thu
creeks have risen so much as 10 rende
them impossible, and has left us wi,hou
any ST Louis mail for several days, con
sequently there is no news.
The river has risen several feet al thi
point and is now higher than at any tim
the last summer, but has not as ye, cleare,
it Of the ice. Ii il continues 10 rise W
may expect navigation will open in few
days.
We have nothing in the way Of locs
news Of any interest. Our town con,in
ues very healthy and quiet. Our citizen
are agitaiing the question of establishing
Bank in Quincy. Several meetings hav
been held and the prospect is it will mo.
likely ultimately succeed.
Advices fou the Illinois river receive
to-day state that river 10 have risen lei
feet and blocked with ice both above an
below 50 as ~ render the passage Of boat
impossible.
The wires were broken yesterday be
tween Alton and St Louis, but l expec
they will be mended this evening. II.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-01
10000 Eiruft Trees

49, AT AVERY'S Nursery six miles west south
@fSr west of Burlington, comprising selection of
<se> 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 and pronounc-
ea by them entitled to rank among those decidedly
hrst 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 200 II dollars per hundred, for 900, 10 dollars
per hundred.
Also, 1000 Pear trees, extra size, Of five years
growth, price S25 per hundred 81 each.con
sisIng In part of the following kinds: Bartlett, Ear
ly Butter. Marie Louise, Seekel. Fall Butter Cras-
sane Bergamot, Bell Pear and Others
Thirty kinds OF select Peaches, embracing the
most popular and hardy sorts; price l2i each
also Nettarines, Apricots. Ounces. etc.
Isabella and Catawba Grape Roots at from S. 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 adore ssed
to the subscriber. H. AVERY.
Burlington, Iowa. Feb. l., 1s4a-2m
Ito nd Eroa -
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-01
a. Cash wanted al

THE Subscribers request all persons indebted to
L them either by note or hook account to call and
pay promptly by the st of january next. Pork and
wheat will be taken on account for Goods. 1t is
hoped all persons interested will attendto this no.
tce. We mean what we say, want cash or its
equivalent. SWAN & BOERSTLER
Burlington Dec II, 1913 fGaz copy)
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-01

I-HEwEs' NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT.
The public are beginning to appreciate this cele-
brated article No medicine ever had greater sale
and none ever better deserved it, Persons liable
to rheumatic or nervous complaints by using this
Linment, will find that it accelerates the slowly
creeping blood, impels it with due velocity through
the veins, gives vigor to the tone of the nerves.
and promotes those secretions which are required
to keep the body in proper state Of health. Its We
~ touch can still the throb of pain, and gild with
radiant light the sullen gloom of sick chambers it
can bid the fragrance of delight bloom forth on the
thorn of anguish and not only soften the harsh fea-
lures OF disease but scatter it with all its myrmi-
doms to the four winds of heaven.
Sold by c. w. Bodemann and J. F. Tallant, Bur-
lington, Iowa, and by Comstock Co.. 50 second st.
New York; Comstock Brother, st Louis.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-01
GREAT BARGAINS!!

uRIh DAnu al NS :.
{NHE south half Of lot 2o6, with house and i'm
j provcments thereon for sale at $500.
The west half Of 544 and 5s5 with house thereon,
on Public Square, for sale at 800.
Lot SiS with house thereon 5000.
The south half of lot Ill and north IS feet of lot
ITO being As # by 1T It with valuable brick house
thereon, for sale at 5000.
The middle 1 of lot 1871 with House thereon for
sale at $4,000, call on (Feb y GRIMES & STARR
4 NEW well Ironed WAGON, for sale by
i Feb. l. ls49 WESLEY JONES
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-01
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

~ f. GAY has removed his Drug store from I'M
u. der the Barrett House to Palmer's new block,
I'd door from Corner of Jefferson and Main streets,
where he viii! I've happy to see his old friends and
the public generally. The greatest will be talk
en- in the compromising and putting up Of pure Med
icines. Burlington, Iowa, Dec %, '4s
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-01

arTBE HALF HAS NOT BEEN ToLD.-Dr Sloan,
SIR Please send by the bearer new supply OF your
Horse Medicines. They are the best articles OF the
kind that have ever used, never having been ais-
appointed in their effect, have been in the use
Of others, even the most celebrated Oirtments, LIN
ments, ETC., of the day. like very much this fea-
ture in them viz that they do al, that is promised
and unon thorough trial. one is constrained to add
that half has not been told. respectfully.
Fox River, June 10, 1916 M. DUDLEY.
All the medicines advertised by w. B. Sloan are
sold on agency by N. Woolsey Co., Burlington,
Iowa. For particulars see sloan's column OF aevcr-
iSementS.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-01
The Crca; contest is over and

The Great contest is over, and
ANOTHER ] u ST COMMENCED.
yF>HE subscribers beg leave to apprise the public
Of this and the surrounding country that they
have opened Store in
Palmer's New Block No. II Jefferson ST.,
in this city to be called the
BURLINGTON EMPORIUM
in the wholesale and retail business, and they would
respectfully invite Country Merchants, fedars and
the public in general to call and examine their stock
of goods which for cheapness, extent and variety.
cannot be excced in this city, consisting oil large
stock of STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
Shoes. Hats, Caps, Bonnet>. Queensware,
Hardware, Groceries. Looain. Glasses, &c
suitable for the Fall and Winter trade; having rlr-
chased direct from the manufacturers and Imror-
tors in baltimore and New York for cash they are
enabled to offer them much lower than the same
goods are USUALLY sold for in this ctyand OF such pri
eos as they are certain will give general satsfat tom
At the same time they determined never to Of
fer inferior articles merely to secure the reputation
of cbeap name. but they determine 20 furnish
sucb goods ONLY rs will induce the casual rurchas-
or of single article to become permanent custo-
Nor and they also distinctly assure purchasers Wis
fling their estah shment that they will not meet with
that asaprointnent frequently experienced thro'
the medium of an advertisement. All they ask is
sing,e TRIAL to prove such to he the fact.
SCOTT, WHITEHEAD co
Rrrlinrton Nov 80. 1913
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-01

\. ANrED-Ihe undersigned will pay the high
w est prices paidin the market for PORK, w heat,
Corn Oats, Barley. Beans. Flax Seed, Dry Hides
and Wax. Those indebted to them or VIM Garrett
4 Co.. can nav their notes or accounts with either
Of the above articles.
Doc = 1913 Cox. GARRETT Co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-01
Millinery and Mantua Making.

Millinery and Mantua Making.
E-rn MRS HoLDRIDGE respectfully informs the
Vslts- Ladies Of Burlington and vicinity that she
VIZ still continues the Millinery and Nlantua max
ing business in its various branches at her resi-
6ence on the East side OF Main street. second gate
below Valley street, where work will be done to
order for any Lady who may choose to favor her
with call. variety Of
Fancy Articles,
will be kept constantly on hand, such as Bonnets,
Hoods, Head Dresses, Caps, Wells, Ribbons. Flow
ers, Collars, Borders, Edgings, Silk Laces, Grapes,
hosiery, gloves, linen and Victoria bobbn, French
and linen Fioss,spool and skein thread, sewing silk,
silks, satins and velvcts, shells and tuck Combs,
needles, pins hooks and eyes, cord, whalebone,ctc
TE-AIl orders from distance promptly attend
cd TO. Burlington, Dec. ID, 1913